EPA Registration Jacket 74530-46 

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EPA Reg. Num~er: Date oflssuance: 

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-~. 74530-46 • 0 '\ . +, ;;..- 1< Mal Tenn ofJssuancc: Conditional 

u.s. ;NrALPRUTECTlUl A Name ofPelticide Product: 

Office of Pesticide Programs Helosate Aquatic And VM RcgismlliOIl Divi$lon (7505P) 

rzoo pennsy!lIania Ave., N.W. Herbicide 

Washillgtcm, D.C. 20460 

NOTICE OF PESTICIDE: 

X Registration 

_ Reregistration 

(under FIFRA, as amended) 

Name and Addre~s ofRcgisrmnr (include ZIP Code): 

Helm Agro US, Inc 

8275 TDurnament Drive, Suite 340 

Memphis, TN 38125 

Note: Changes in labe~ngdifft'!ing ill sub,tance futm that ac«pted in connection ,\oilh this registration must be submitted to lind accepted by the 

Regisllaticm Divisioll prior to I1'lC offlle lrIhet in commerce. In any correspondence on rhis prodUCI always refer to the 3bove EPA registration number. 

On the basis of informal ion furnishcd by thc rcgil;tr~nt, the abo~e named peslicide il; hClcby rcgil;tcredfreregistered under lh~ Fcdcralln,ecticide, 

Fungicide and Rodenticidc Ac1. 

Registration is in lID wily 1D be C011$lrucd as an endorsement or recommend~tion of this producl by lire Agellcy. In ordcr to protect heahh and Ihe 

en~irollment, the Adminimator, on his mOlion, m;y at zlIy time sus~nd or cancel the registration ora pestieide in accordance with the Act. The 

acceptance of any name in connection Wilh the rcgi~tl'lltion of a product under this Act is not to be cOlls1rucd lIS gi~in!!: me registrant II nght 10 exchl\ivc 

use of the llamc or to its nse if it has been co~ered by olhers, 

This product is conditionally registered in accordance with FIFM provided you agree in writing to: 

1. Add <'exists" after "washables" on page I ofthe label. 

Signature of Approving Official: Date: 

~.~ ) /l--U"l 

James Tompkins, Product ~ anager (25) 

Herbicide Branch, Registrat:oon Division (750SP) 

A stamped copy of tile label is enclosed for your records. You must submit one copy oflhe final printed label before you 

release the product for shipment. If these conditions are not complied with, the registration will be subjC<:tto cancellation 

in accordance with FIFRA. Your release for shipment of the product constitutes acceptance of these conditions. If you 

have any questions please contact Erik Kraft at 703-308-9358 or krafterik@epagov. 

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EPA Reg. 74530-46 

2. Add "or rinseate" after "washwaters", (Environmental Hazard section page 1). 

3. Place the Agricultural Use Requirements section in a box. Place the Non-Agricultural Use 

Requirements section in a box. 

4. Change the REI to "12 hours". 

5. On page 3, change "General Information" to <~Product Information". Change "such as utility 

rights of way" to "including rights of way". Change ''recommended range" to "directed range", 

Add "to the extent consistent with applicable law" in front of "buyer and all users", 

6. On page 4, change "applicator should be familiar" to "applicator must be familiar", Change 

"applications should not be made at a height" to "applications must not be made at a height". 

Change "application should be avoided below 2 mph" to "application must be avoided below 2 

mph". Change "applications should not occur during a temperature" to "applications must not 

occur during a temperature", Change ''this pesticide should only be applied" to "this pesticide 

must only be applied". 

7. Page 6 and throughout the label, change "recommended rate" to "specified rate" and "rate 

recommendations" "directed rates". Page 7 and 8, change "weed control recommendations" to 

"weed control directions". Page 9, change "tree control recommendations" to "tree control 

directions". 

8. Page 11, delete "similar" from "similar aquatic or terrestrial sites". Delete "similar sites" under 

''noncrop sites". Delete "similar sites" under "aquatic sites". On page 13, change "except where 

specifically recommended below" to "except where specifically directed below", Delete 

"recommended" from "labeled/recommended". 

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HELOSATE AQUATIC AND VM 

HERBICIDE 

For control of annual and perennial weeds and woody 

plants in forests, non-crop sit~s, and in and around 

aquatic sites; also for use in wildlife habitat areas, for 

perennial grass release, and grass growth suppression 

and grazed areas on these sites, 

Avoid contact of herbicide with foliage, green stems, 

exposed non-woody roots or fruit of crops, desirable 

plants and trees, because severe Injury or destruction 

may resull 

Active IllQI'edient(s); 

9 Iyphosate 1 N-(phosphonomelhyljglyclne, 

isopropylamine sail , ............. , ........ __ . __ ................ .. 

Other Ingredients ..................................... , .. ,." .......................... .. 

Tolal Ingredients ......................................................................... . 

tContains 5.4 pounds per gallon gljlphosate, isopropylarnine saH 

(4 pounds per gallon glyphosate acid). 

EPA Reg, No, 74530·xx 

Keep Out of Reach of Children 

CAUTION PRECAUCION 

53.8% 

46.2% 

tOO.O% 

Si usted noenUende la etiqueta, busque a alguien para que se la 

explique a usted en delalle. (If you do not understand the label, find 

someone to explain it to you in detail.) 

Precautionary Statements 

Hazards to Humans and Domestic Animals 

Ham'lf1.1llf Inhaled 

Avoid breathing spray mi$t. Remove contaminated clothing and 

wash before reuse. Wash thoroughty with $Oap ;1nd water after 

handling. 

Personal Protective EqUipment (PPE) 

Applicators and other handlers must wear: 

o Long-:roleeved shift and long pamts 

o Shoes plus socks. 

Follow manufacturer's in.struetions for cleaninglmalntaining PPE 

(Personal ProteCtiVe Equipment). If no such Instructions for washables, 

use detergent and hot water. Keep and wash PPE separately from other 

laundry. 

Engineering Controls 

When handlers use closed systems, enclosed ctlbs, or aircraft In a 

manner that meets the requirements listed in Worker Protection Staooam 

(WPS) for agricultural pesticides 140 CFR 170.240 (d) (4"s)1, the handler 

PPE requirements may be reduced or modified as speeffied in the WPS. 

I User Safety Recommendations 

Users should: 

o Wash hands before eating, drinking, chewing gum, using Wbacco, or 

using the toilet. 

o Remove clothing immediatety if pllsUcide gets inside. Then wash 

thoroughly and put on clean clothing. 

First Aid 

If inhaled: Move person to f,-esh air, If person is not bteathlng, call 

9t t or an ambulance, then give artificial resplrallon. preferably mouth-tomouth if possible. Call a poison control eenter or doctor for further 

treatment advice. 

Have the product conlalner or label with you when Cl!IHng a poison control 

center or doctor, Of going for treatmenL You may ;also cootllCl 

CHEMTREC: 1·80042-4-9300 r" eme'gency mediCilI treatment 

infolmation. 

Environmental Hazards 

Do not contaminate water when cleaning equipmenl or disposing of 

equipment washwaters. Treatment of aquatic weeds can result in oxygen 

depletion or loss due to decomposilion of dead plants. This oxygen loSS 

can Ciluse fish suffocation. 

In case of leak or spill, soa)( Up and remove to a landfid. 

Physical or Chemical Hazards 

Spray solutions of this product should btl; mixed, stored and applied using 

only stainless steel, aluminum, fiberglass, plastic or plastic-fined steel 

containers. 

Do not mix, store or apply this product or spray solutions of this 

product in galvanized steel or unlinod $tool (except stalntess steel) 

containers or spray tanb. This product or spray solutions of th[s 

product react with such containers and tanks. to produce hydrogen gas, 

which 1TlO1y fOlm a highly combustible gas mixture. This gas mixture could 

flash or explode, causing sertous personal injury, if ignited by open flame, 

sparK, welder's torch,llghted cigOlfCtte or other ignition source. 

Notice: Read the entire label Use only according to Illibel directions. 

B.follt using thts product, read Tllrms and Conditions of Uso, 

Warranty Disclatmer, Inherertt Risks of US!!, and LImitation of 

Remedies elsewhere on this label. If terms are unacceptable, return 

at once unopened. 

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In case' of emergency endangering heallh or the environment InvoMng 

this product, call f-800-424-9300 If you wish to obtain additional product 

information, visit our web sile at www.dowagro.com. 

Agriculrural Chemicol: Do not ship or store with food, feeds, drugs or 

clothing. 

Directions for Use 

It is a violation ot Federal law to use this product In a mannerlnoonsistent 

with its labeling. 

Read all Directions fOf Use ~refuUy before applying. 

This Isan end·use product. Helm AgroUS, Inc. does not intend and 

has not registered it for refonnulation. See tndlvldual container 

label for repackaging limitations. 

Do not apply this product In a way that wlK contact worken; or other 

personSl, either directly or through drift. Only protected handlers may be 

in the area during application, For any requirements specific to your 

state ortribe, C{lnsult the agency responsible for pesticide regulaUon. 

Agricultural Use Requirements 

Use this product only in acoordance wilh lis labeling and with the 

Worker Protection Standard, 40 CFR part t70. This Standard contains 

tequlfements fOf the protection of agricuHural workers on farms, forests, 

nurseries, and gteenhouses. and handlers of agricultural pesticides, 

It contains requirements for training, decontamination, notification, and 

emergency assistance. It also cont3ins specifIC instructions and 

e:<Ct!ptiom; pertaining to the statements on this label about perwnal 

protective equipment (PPE), and restricted entry Interval. The 

require.'T1ents in this box only apply to uses; of this prodUct that are covered 

by the Worker Protection Standard. 

Do not enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted 

entry interval (REI) of 4 hours. 

PPE required for e3rly entry to treated areas that is permitted under the 

WOf!c:er Protection Standard and that involVes contact wl1h anything that 

has been treated, such as plants, soU, or water, Is: 

o Coveralls 

o Chemical-resistant gloves made of any waterproof material 

o ShbC§ plUt sdCkS: 

Non-Agricultural Use Requirements 

The requirements in this box apply to uses ofthis product that are NOT 

within the scope of the Worker Protection Standilrd for agricultural 

pesticides (40 CFR Part 170). The WPS applies when this product is 

Used to prodUce agricultur.1l plants on farms, forests. nurseries or 

greenhouses. 

Keep people and pets off treated areas unW spray solution has dried. 

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Storage and Disposal 

Do not contaminate water, food, feed or seed by storage or disposal. 

Pesticide Storage: Store above 10·F (-1.2"C) to keep product from 

crystallizing. Crystals wiN settle to the bottom. If allowed to crystaiDu, 

place in 11 warm room 68~F (20·C) for severOildilys to red[ssolve and 

roll or shake container or recirculate in mini-bulk containe" to mix well 

before using. 

Pesticide Disposal: Wastes resulting from use of this product thilt 

cannot be used or chemically reproce55ed shouk:! be disposed of in 

a landfill approved for pesticlde disposal or in acccrdance with applicable 

Federal, state or local procedures. 

Nonrefillable contillners 5 gallons or less: 

Container Rouse: Nonrefillable container. Do not reuse or refill this 

container. O!ferfor recycling if available. 

Triple rinse or pressure rinse container (or equivallmt) promplly after 

emptying. Triple rins. as follo'NS: Empty the remaining contents Into 

application equipment or a mix tank and drain for to seconds after the 

flow begins to drip. Fill tho container 1/4 full wijh water and recap. Shake 

for fO uconds, Pour rlnsatfl inlo application equipment or a mix tank or 

store rinsate for later lJ5e ordisposlli. Drain for to seconds after the flow 

begins to drip. Repeat this procedure two moretimC$. Pressuro rinse 

as follows: Emptythe remaining contonts into lIppncation equipment or 

a mix lank and conUnW! to draIn fOf 10 seCQnds afterthe flow begins to 

drip. Hold container upside down over application equipment or mix 

tank or collect rinsate for later use or disposal. Insert pressure rinsing 

nozzle in the side of the container, and rinse at about 40 psi for at least 

30 seconds. Drain tor 10 seconds after the now begins to drip. 

Nonrefillable conbine~ larger than 5 gaUons: 

Conbiner Reuse: Nonrefillable cont::ljner. Do not reuse or rellil this 

container. Offer for recycling if available. 

Triple rinse or pre$$ure rinse CQntainer (orequivalentl promptly after 

emptying, Triple rinse. as follows: Emptythe remaining CQntena into 

appijcation equipment or a mix tank, Fill the container 1/4 fuD With water. 

Replace and lighlen closures. Tipcontainer on its side and roU it back 

and forth, ensuring at least one complete revolution, for 3[1 seconds, 

St:ind the container on its end and tip it back and forth se'l8ral times. 

Turn the conlainer over onto its other end and tip it back and fanh several 

times, Empty the rinsate into application equipment or a mil: tank or store 

rinsate for later use or disposaL Repeat this procedure two more times. 

Pressure rinse;ls foHows: Empty the remaining contenls into appHcation 

equipment or a mix tank and continue to drain for 1 0 seconds after the 

flow begins to drip. Hold CQntalnerupslde dOwn over "pplication 

equipment ormix tank or collect rinsale for later use or disposaL Insert 

pressure rinslng nozzle In the side of the ctlntainer, and rinse at about 

40 psi for at least 30 seconds. Drain for 10 seconds after the fiow begins 

10 drip. 

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General Information 

(How this product works) 

This product is a waler-sOluble liquid, which mixes m:.dlly with water 

and nOl1ionic 5urfactantto be applied as a foliar spray for the control 

ordeslruction of many herbaceous and woody plants, This product is 

intended for control of annual and petennial weeds and woody piants In 

forests, pine straw plantations, non-crop sites such as utility rights-ofway, and in and around aquatic sites; also for use in wlldlifl! habitat areas, 

for perennial gra$$ release, and grass growth suppression and grazed 

areas on these s~es. 

The active ingredient in this product moves through the plant from the 

point of foliage contact to and into the root system. Visible effects on 

most annual weeds QCCurwithin 2 to 4 days, 7 days ormore on mo:;t 

perennial weeds, and 30 days or mOle on most woody plants. Extremely 

cool or cloudy wealher following treatment may slowlhe activity of this 

product and delay visual effects of control. Visible effects Include gradual 

willing and yellowing of the plant which advances to complete browning 

of above-ground groY.1h and deterioration of underground plant parts. 

Unless otllerwise direc:ed On this label, delay application until vegelation 

has emerged and reached the stages described for control of such 

vege~tion under Ihe 'Weeds COfltrofied" section ofthls label. 

Unemerged plants arising from Unattached underground rhizomes or root 

stocks of perennials or brush wm not be affeCted by the spray and will 

continue to grow, For this reason best control of moot perennial weeds 

or brush is obtained when treatment Is made at late growth stages 

approaching maturity. 

Always use the hi9her rate ofthi3 product and surfactant within the 

re<:ommended range when vegelation is heOllVY or dense, when treating 

dense multi-canopled sites or woody vegetation or dlfficult-to-control 

herbaceous or woody plants. 

00 not lreatweeds, brush or trees under poor growing conditions such as 

drought stress, disease or insect damage, as reduced control mOllY resl1lt. 

Reduced control of target vegetation may also occur if foliage is heavDy 

collered with dust at the Ume oftreatmenl. 

Reduced control may result when applicalions are made to woody plants 

or weeds following sile disturbance orplanttop grOW1h removal from 

grazing, mOwing. logging or mechanical brush control. For best results, 

delay treatment of such areas until resprouting and foliar growth h;s 

restored the target vegetatkln to the recommended stage of growth 

for optimum herbicfde exposure and control. 

Rainfall or Irrigation occurring Within 6 hours after application may 

reduce effectiVeness. Heavy rainfaH or irrigation within 2 hours after 

appllcation may wash the product off the fo~age and a repeat treatment 

may be required. 

This product does not provide residual weed control. For subsequent 

residual weed Control, follow a IiIbel-iilpproved herbicide program. Read 

and care/ully observe the cautionary statements and all other information 

appealing on the labels of all herbicides used. 

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Note: The maximum rates staled throughout this product's labeling apply 

to this product combined with the use of all other herbicides containilll 

glyphosate or sulfosate 3$ the active ingredient, whether appied as 

mixtures or separately. CalCUlate the application rates and ensure that 

the tot;1 use oflhls and other glyphosate or sullosate containing products 

does no! exceed the maxrnum use rates, 

Gr.tZ1ng Restrictions: This product may be used to treal undesirable 

vegetation in utility rlghls-of-way that pass through pastures, rangeland, 

and foresUy sites that are being grazed. For tank mix applications, 

C{)mpty with all restrictions appearing on the tank mix product label. 

Except forlactaling dairy animals there are no grazing restrlct!ons 

following the labeled applications of Ihis product. 

o For lactating dairy animllisthere are no grazing restricllons for the 

follOwing labeled applications of this product: 

>ll Where the spray can be directed onto undesirable woody brush 

and Irees, such as in handgun spmy·to-wet or low volume 

directed spray treatments. 

>l< For tree Injection offtil applications llnd for Cut stump treatments 

o For broadcast applications, obselVe the following restrictions for 

lactating dairy anlmals: 

>l< For application rates of greater than 4.5 but not to exceed 

7.5 quarts per acre, no more than 15 percent of the available 

grazing OIIrea may be treated. 

'J! For applicOiltion rates thai do not exceed 4.5 quarts per acre, 

no more than 25 percent of the avatlable grazing area may 

be treated. 

o These restrietlons dO not apply to pastures. rangeland or forestlY 

sites outside of utility lights-of-way. 

NOTE: Use of this product in any manner not consistent with this label 

may result In InjtAryto persons, animals orcrops, or other unintended 

consequences. When not in use, keep container closed to prevent spills 

and contamination. 

Buyer and all users are responsible for all loss or damage in connedion 

with the use or handling of mixtures of this product Or other materials thai 

are not expressly recommended in this label. Mixing this product with 

herbicides or other materials not reCM1mended in this label may result 

in reduced performance. 

ATTENTION: AVOid drift. Extreme care must be used when 

applying this product to prevent Injury to deSirable plants 

;md crops, 

00 not allow the herbicide solution to mist, drip, drift or splash onto 

desirable vegetation since minute quantities ofthis product can cause 

severe dillmage orde5l.ruction to the crop, plants or other areas on 

which treatment was not Intended. The liketihood of plant orcrop injury 

occuning from the use of this product is greatest when winds are gUSty 

or in excess of 5 mnes per hour or when other conditions, including lesser 

wind velocities, will aUow spraydrifl to occur. When spraying, avoid 

combinations of pressure and nOZZle type that will result in splatter or fine 

particles 1mist) which are Ikely to drift. AVOid applying at excessivo 

speed or pressure. 

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Spray Drift Management 

Avoiding spray drift at !he appflcation sHe is the respon$lbi~ty of the 

applicator. The interotdion of many equipment-and-wcather-related 

fadors detelTl1inethe potenlial for spray drift. The applicator and the 

grower arc respoosible for considering am these hlctors when making 

decisions. The following drill management requirements must be 

followed to avoid off-target drift movement from aeriill applications to 

agricultural field crops. These requirements do not apply to forestry 

applications, public health uses orto appliCations using dryfonnulatlons. 

t. The dis lance of the outer mosl nozzles on the boom must not 

exceed 3/4 the leng!h ofthewingspiln 0{ rotor. 

2. Nozzles must always point bllckward parallet with the air stream 

and never be pointed dOwnwards more than 45 degrees. Where 

states havemO{e stringent regula lions, lhey should be observed. 

The appficatorshould be fam~lar with and tilke into acc:ount 

the Information covered In the following Aerial Drift Reduction 

Advisory Information: 

Importance of Droptet SIz:e: The most effective way 10 reduce drift 

potential Is to apply large droplets. The best drift management strategy is 

to apply the largest droplets that provide suffiCient coverage and conlrol. 

Apptying larger droplets reduces drift potenlial, but will not prevent drift if 

applications are made improperly, orunder unfavorable environmental 

conditions (see Wlfld, Temperoturt! arid Humidity, and Temperalure 

Inversion sedion of this labeQ. 

Controlling Droplet Size: Volume·Use high flow rate noules to apply 

the highest pradical spray volume. Nozzles with higher rated flows 

prodoct larger droplets. 

Prenure-Use the lower spray pressures recommended for Ihe noale. 

Higher pressure reduces droplet size and does not improve canopy 

penetration. When higher flow rates are needed, use higher flow rate 

nozzles Instelld of increasing pressure. 

Number of nozzles-Use Ihe minlmum number ofnonles that provide 

uniform coverage. 

Nonie Orientation_Orienting nozzles so that the spray is released 

backwards, parallel to !he airstream mil produce larger droplets than 

other orientations. Significant delledion from the horizontal will reduce 

droplet slz:e and Increase drift potentia!. 

Nozzle Type-Use a nozzle type that is designed for the Inlende(:i 

applcation. With most no:ule type5, narrower spray angles produce 

Jalger droplets. Consider using low-clnfi nozzles. Solid stream nozzles 

oriented straight back prodUce talgerdroplets than other nozzle types. 

Boom length-For some use pattems, reducng the effective bocm length 

to less than 314 of the wingspan or rotor length may further reduce drift 

without reducing swalh wldlh. 

Applicalion-Applications should not be made at a helght greater than 

10 feel above the top of the largest planls unless a gfflater height is 

required for alrcraft.safety. Making lIpplications at the lowest height 

that is safe reduces exposure 01 droplets to evaporation and Wind. 

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Swath Adjustment: When applications are made with a crosswind, lIle 

swath will be displaced do~wind. Therefore, on the up and dQlM'lwind 

edges of the fleld, the oppHCllltor must compensate for lhis Displacement 

by adjusting tho path of the aircraft upwind. Swath adjustment distance 

should increase, with increasing drift potenlial (higher wind, smaner 

drops, elc.). 

Wind: Drift potential is lowest between wind !SpeedS of 2·10 mph. 

However, many factors, including droplet size and equipmenl type 

delermine dllft potential at any given speed. Application should be 

avoided below 2 mph due to variable wind direction and high inversion 

potential. Note: Local terrllin can influence wind patterns. Every 

applicator should be famillarwlth 10C.III wind patterns and how Ihey 

affed drift. 

TQrTlperature and Humidity: When making applications in low tl!lative 

humldlly, set up equiJnlllntto produce lalgerdropletsto compensate 

for evaporation. Droplet evaporation Is most severe when conditions 

are both hot and dry. 

Temperature Inversions: Applications should not occur during a 

temperature inversion, because drift polential is high, Temperature 

inversions restrict vertical air mixing, which causes small suspended 

droplets to remain in iI concentrated cloud, This cloud can move in 

unpredictable directions due to the light variable winds common during 

inversions. Temperalure inversions are characterized by increasing 

temperatures with aHitude lind are common on nights with limited cloud 

cover and Hght to no wlnd. They begin to form 115 the sun sets and oIlen 

continue into the morning. Their presence can be indicated by ground 

fog; howevcr, If fog i$ not present, inversions can also be identified by 

the movement of smolle from a ground source or an aircraft. smoke 

generator, Smolle that layers and mOVe3 l!lterally in a connected cloud 

(under low wind conditions) indicates an inversion, while smoke that 

moves upwards and rapidly dissipates inclCates good vertical air mixing. 

Sonsltlve AreaS; The pesticide should only be applied when Ihe polential 

fordrifi to adjacent sensitive areas (e.g., residential areas, bodies 

ofwater, known habftat forthrealened or endangered species, nontalget crops) [s minimal (1I'l.g., when wind is blowing away from the 

sensitive areas). 

Mixing And ApplIcation Instructions 

Apply these spray solutions in properly maintainod and calibrat4d 

equipment capable of delivering desired volumes. Hant~·gun 

applications shOUld be properly directed to avoid spraying desirable 

plants. Note; reduced results may occur If water containing soli 1$ 

used, such as water from ponds and unlineQ ditches. 

Mixing 

This product mixes read~y with Willer. Mix spray solutions ofthts product 

as follows: 

f. Fill the mixing or spray tank with the required amount ofwaterwlllle 

adding the required amount of thIS product (see "Directions for Use~ 

arid "Weeds Conlrolled" sections of this label). 

2, Near the end of the fiIHng proceS!, add the required surfactant and 

mix well. Remove hose from tank immediately afterfiDing to aVOid 

siphoning back into the water source. 

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Note: If tank mixing with Gurlon"' 3A herbicl:fe, ensure Ihat Garlon 3A 

is weD mixed with at least 75 percent of the to\;ll spray volume before 

adding this pr04uctto the spray tank to avoid incompatibility, 

During mixing and application, foaming of the spray soluJlon may occur, 

To preventormln!rnlze foam, avoid the use of mKhaniC31 agitatol3, 

place the filling hose below the surface of the spray 50lulion {only during 

filling}, terminate by-pass and return fines at the bottom of the tank, and. 

if needed. use an approved anti-foam or defOOlming agent. 

Keep by.pass line on or near bottom of lank to minimize foaming. Screen 

size in nozzle or fine strainers should be no finer than 50 mesh. Carefully 

select correct nonle to avoid spraying a fine mist. For best results with 

conVentional ground application equipment, use flat fan nozzles. Check 

for even distribution Ofspraydroplea 

IMPORTANT: When using this product, unless olhelWise specified. mix 

With a surfactant such as a non-ionic surfactant containing 80% or greater 

aclive ingredient. For conifer release {pine release) use only surfactants 

that are approved for conifer release, and spcc!~cd on the surfactant 

label as safe for use in conifet release (pine release). 

Always read and fonow the manufacturer's sul1actant label 

recommendations for best results. 

Colorants or marking dyO$ approVlld fotuse with herbicides may be 

added to spray mixtures of this product. Colorants or dyes used in spray 

solutions of this product may reduce performance, espec!lIlly at lower 

rates ordflutions. Use colorants or dyes according 10 the manufacturer's 

label recommendat!ons. 

Clean sprayer and parts immediately after using this product by 

thoroughly flushing wilh water and dispose of rin~te according to 

labeled use or disposal Instructions. 

Carefully observe aU cautionary statements and other information 

appearing in the surfactant label. 

Application Equipment And Techniques 

ATIENTION: AVOID DRIFT. EXTREME CARE MUST BE EXERCISED 

WHEN APPLYING THIS PRODUCT TO PREVENTlNJURY TO 

DESIRABLE PLANTS AND CROPS. 

Do not allow Ihe herbicide solution to mist, drip, drift, or splash onlo 

desirable vegetation since minute quantities of this product can caU$e 

severe damage ordestntclion to crops, plants, or other areas on Whl<:h 

the treatment was not intended. The likelihood of plant orcrop injury 

occurring from the use ofthls product Is greatest When winds are gusty 

or in excess Of 5 miles per hout orWf1en other conditions, Including 

lesserwind velocities, Will alfow spray drift 10 occur. When spraying, 

;void combinations of pressure and nozzle type th;t wm result In splatter 

or fine particles (mist) which are ~kely to drift. AVOID APPLYING AT 

EXCESSIVE SPEED DR. PRESSURE, 

Noto: Use of this product in a manner not consistent with this label 

may resuH in Ir.juryto persons, anmals, otcrops. or other unintended 

consequences. When nol in use. keep container closed to prevent 

spills and contamlnation. 

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Aerial Equipment 

See the supp/ementallabel for use of this. prodlJCl by air in Californit!. 

Fot control of weed ot brush species listed in this I .. bel using aerial 

~ppllcation equipment: For aerial broadcast application. unless 

otherwise specified, apply the rates of this product and surfacbmt 

recommended for broadcast application In a spray volume of3to 

20 gallons of waterper acte. See the Weeds Controlled" section oflhls 

label fot labeled annual and herbaceous weeds and wood)' plants and 

broadcast rate recorrrnendations. Aerial applications of this product 

may only be made as speciffC<llly recommended in this hlbel. For aerial 

application of this product In California, refer to Federal supplemental 

label for this product I!lnhlloo"For Aerial Application in Californlo Only". 

In California, aenal application may be made in aquatic sites and noncrop 

areas, including ;quaticsites present in non crop area:; that are part of the 

intended treatment. 

Forestty and Utility Rights-of-Way Sites: It Is recommended that Ihls 

product be applied by helicopter only in forestry sites and utility rights-ofway. Apply the rate oflhls product and surfactant recommended for 

broadcast sprays in a sPfay volume of 5to 30 gallons peracre. 

In Califomla, aerial application may be made only in non-residential, 

forestry sItu Ot chalilrral areas. 

AVOID DRIFT. Do not apply duting inversion conditions, when 

winds .. re gusty or under any othet condition which wllJ allow drift. 

Dtift may cause damage to any vegetation contacted to which 

treatment l.s not intended. To provent injury to adjOllcent desirable 

vegetation, apptoprlate buffer zones must be malntatned. 

Coarse sPfays are le5s ~kely to drift; therefore, do not use nozzles or 

nozzle configurations which dispense spray as fine spraydrop!els. 00 

not angle noules forward into the airstream and do not inCfease spray 

volume by Increasing nozzle pressure. 

orift control additives may be used. When a drift control additive is used, 

read and carefully observe the cautionary statements and all other 

inlormalion appearing in tile additive label. The use of a d~ft conlrol 

agent for conifer and herbaceous release applications moy result in 

conifet injury and is not recommended. 

Ensure uniform application. To avoid streaked, uneven or overlapped 

application, use appropriate marking devices. 

Thoroughly wash aircraft, ~pecially landing gear, after each day of 

spraying to remove residues of this product accumulated during spraying 

or from spills. Prolonged exposure of this product to uncoated steel 

surfaces may result in corrosion and poasible failure of the part. 

landing glat are most susceptlbte. The maintenance of an organic 

coating (paint) which meets aerospace specification Mll·C·384t3 may 

preveflt corrosion. 

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" 

Ground Broadcast Equipment 

For control of vned orbrush specIes listed In this label usIng 

conventional boom equipment: Forground broadca$l: application, 

unless otherwise. specified, apply the rates of this product and surfactant 

recommended lor broadcast: application in a spray volume of 3 to 

30 gallens of water per acre. Seethe 'Weeds Controlled" section of this 

label for labeled annual and hertJaceous weed$. and woody plants and 

broadcast rate recommend<'ltions, As density of vegetation increases, 

spray volume should be Increased within the recommended range to 

.ensure complete coverage. Garefully select cortect nozzle to avoid 

spraying a fine mist. Forbest results with ground application equipment. 

use fiat fan nOUles. Check for evun distribution of spray droplets. 

ForestJy and Utility Rights-of-Way Sites: This product Is 

recommended for broadcast applicanons using suitable ground 

equipment In forestry sites, utility siles, and utlity righls-ofway. 

Apply the recommended rates of this prodUct and surfactant in a 

spray volume of 10 to 60 gaKons per acre. Check for even distribution 

01 spraydroplets. 

Hand~Held and HighMVolume EqUipment 

(Use Coarse Sprays Only) 

For control ohweds Usted in this label using knapsack sprayers 

or high-volume spraying equipment lllillzlng handguns or other 

suitable nozzle arrangctmltnts: 

High volume spray5: Prepare a 3/4 to 2 percent solution oflhls 

product In W<lter, add a nonlonic surfactant and apply 10 foliage of 

vegetation to be controlled. i-Of specifrc ratos of applicalion and 

instructions for control of varIous i1Innutil and perennial weeds, see 

the 'Weeds Controlled" section in this label. 

Applications should be made on a spray·to-wet basis. Spray ooverage 

should be unifonn and Complete. Do not spray to point of rune". 

Low volume directed sprays: This product may be used as a 5 to 

10 percent solution In low·volume diremed sprays for spot treatment of 

trees and brush. ThIs treatment method is mosteffeclive in areas where 

there 1$ a low density of undesirable trees orbrush. If a straight stream 

nozzle is used, start the application at the top of the targeted vegetiltlon 

and spray from top 10 bottom in a lateral zigzag motion. Ensure that lit 

least 50 percent of the leaves are contacted by the spray solunon. For 

ftlt fan and cone nozzles and with hand.directed mist blowe~, miSt tM 

application over the foliage of the targeted vegetlltion. Small, openbranched trees need only be treated from one side. If the fOliage is 

thick or there aro multiPle root sprouts, applicatrons ml.lSt be made from 

seV(!rat sides to ensure adequate spray coverage. 

Prepare the desired volume of spray solulion bymixing the amolJlt of thIs product In water, shown in the follOWing table; 

Spray Solutlon 

DesIred 

Volume • • 1'¥. 11/4% 

1 .1 1 fI OZ ttf3f1oz 1213f1oz 

25 IiII 1 tl2 PI 10t 11/4 qt 

100 gal 3 t tgal t fl4 gal 

2 tablespoons -1 - flUid ounce 

For use in knapsack sprayers, il is suggested that the recommended 

amount ofthis product be mixed with water in a larger container, Fill the 

knap.sack sprayer with the mixed salulion and add the correct amount 

Of surfactant. 

Selective Equipment 

This product may be lIpplied through shielded sprayers or wiper 

application equipment. This equipment maybe used to selectiVely 

control undesirable vegetation wl1hout harmIng desirable vegetation. 

Shielded spraYers direct the hertJicide solution onto weeds while shielding 

desiRible vegetaHon from the spray solutIon. Arrj recommended rate or 

tank mixture of this product may be used employing this equipment. 

Wiper applicators phy1:IC<llIy wipe product directly onto undesirable 

vegeta:ion. Care should be taken to avoid wiping desirable lIegetation. 

Use a 33 to 1 00 percent solution of this product, diluted in Wilter for 

'hlper appli~t1ons. Use a 33 percent solution for wick or gravity feed 

systems. Higher concentrations may be used in pressurized systems 

U1at are capable ofhandling thicker solutions. Addition of a nonionic 

Amount of this product 

1 lV • >Y. ,y. .% 10% 

2213f1oZ 6112f1oz 10tl4noz 123/4floz 

f 1/2 qt 2 t 5qt 2 .1 2.5 al 

t r;~gal 2 .1 ~ .. 8 gal tOga! 

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surfactant IiIl a mte of 10 percent by volume of total herblclde solution 

is recommended. 

• Weeds Controlled 

Annual Weeds 

Apply to actively growing annual grasses and broadleaf weeds. 

Allow at least 3 days after application before disturbing treated 

vegetation. After thIs period the weeds may be mowed, tilled ar 

bumed. See "Directions fOr Use," 'General Infonnatlon" and 

"Mixing and Application Instructions· for labeled uses and specific 

application inslructlons. 

Broadcast Apptk: .. tion Ratos: For weeds less lhan 6lncl1es tall, use 

t U2 pints of this product per acre plus a surfactant suchas a non-ionic 

surfactant containing 80% or greater active ingredient. If weeds are 

greater thlln filnches tl:Ill, use 2% plots of this product per acre pJus 

a non-ionic surfactant containing 80% or greater active Ingredient.. 

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Hand-He/d, High.Volume Application Rates: Use a 314 percent solution 

of Ihis product in water plus II surfactant such as II non-ionlcsurfaC\ant 

containing 60% or greater active ingredient. Apply to foliage of 

vegetation 10 beconlrolled, 

Whon applied as directed, this product plus« 5urfactant such as a 

non-ionic surfactant containing 30% or gntater active ingredient will 

controlthtl following annual weeds: 

Common Nam. 

Balsamapple I S,"'" 

Bamyardgrass 

Bassla, fivehook 

Bluegrass, annual 

Bluegrus, bulbous 

Brome 

Btrtiercup 

Cheat 

Chickweed, mouseear 

Cocklebur 

Com, volunteer 

Crabgrass 

Dwarfdandelion 

Falseftax, smallseed 

Fiddleneck 

Fl3xleilf fleabane 

Fleabane 

Foxtail 

Foxtail, Carolina 

G(OUndsel, common 

HorseweedlMare3lail 

Kochia 

lambsquarters, common 

lettuce, prickly 

Momlnglliory 

Mustard, blue 

Mustard, tansy 

Mustard, tumble 

Mustard, WiI'J 

Oats, wild 

Panicum 

Pennycress, field 

Pigweod, redroot 

Pi!)weed, smooth 

Ragweed, common 

Ragweed, giant 

Rocket, london 

Rye 

Ryegrass, Italian !1 

Sandbur, field 

Shattercane 

Shepherd's_purse 

SigIlalgrass, brOad leaf 

Smartweed, Pennsylvania 

SowthlsUe, annual 

Spanishnee!lles" 

stiokgrass 

Sunflower 

Thistle, Russian 

Spurry, umbrella 

VelVel!eaf 

SCIentific Name 

Momordica charantia 

Hordeum vulgare 

Eehinochloa crus-galli 

Bassia hyssopifoliOl 

Poa annua 

Poa bulbosa 

Bromusspp. 

Ranunculus spp. 

Bromus secatinus 

Ceraslium vulgatum 

XanthlUm strumarium 

lea mays 

Digitaria spp, 

Krigra cespllosa 

Came~na microcarpa 

Amsinckia spp. 

COIlyza bonariensis 

Erigeron spp. 

Setariaspp. 

AlopecurtlS carolinianus 

Senecio vulgaris 

Conyza canadensis 

Kochia scoparl3 

Chenopodium album 

Lactuca seniola 

Ipomoea spp. 

Chorispora tenella 

Descuralnla pinnata 

Sisymbrium altf»lrnJm 

Sinapi; amnsis 

Avena fatua 

Pan!cum spp. 

Thlaspl arvense 

Amaranthus: relrollexu(; 

Amaranlhus hybridus 

Ambrosia artemls1ifolla 

Ambrosia {rilida 

Sisymbrium irio 

Secale cereal6 

lolium multffiorum 

Cenchrus spp. 

Sorghum blcolor 

C\!Ip$ella bursa·pastoris 

Brachiaria platyphylla 

Polygonum 

pensylvanlcum 

Sonchus oler-ltceus 

Bidens blpinnata 

Eragroslls cJllanensis 

Hellanthus annuus 

SalsolakaU 

Holosteum urrbeHatum 

Abutilon theophrOlsti 

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Common Name 

Wheat 

Witchgrass 

Scientific Name 

Triticum aestivum 

Panicum capHlare 

t Apply with hand·held eqUipment only, 

!1 Apply 3 pinls of this product per acre. 

Annual weeds will generally conlinue 10 genninate from seed throughout 

the growing season, Repeat treatments will be necessary to control later 

genninating weeds. 

Perennial Weeds 

Apply this product to control most vigorously growing perennial weeds. 

Unless otherwise directed, apply when target plllnts are actively growing 

and most have reached early head tlr early bud stage of growth. Unless 

otherwise directed, allow at least 7 days: alter application beftlre 

disturbing vegetallon. 

NOTE: If weeds have been mowed or lilled, do not treat until regrowth 

has reached the recommended stages. Fa" treatments must be applied 

before a killing frost. 

Repeat treatments: may be .:ecessary to conlrol weeds regenerating from 

underground parts or seed. 

S~cific Weed Control Recommendations: For perennial weeds, apply 

lhe recommended r:ale plus a surfactant such as a non-ionicsurfactant 

conlalning 80% or greater active ingredienl .. Use of this product without 

surfactant will result in reduced herbfdde performance. Referto the 

"Mixing and Application InslrucllonsP section of this label and the 

surfactant manufacturer label for more infonnation .. 

When applled'5 directed, this product plus a SUrlilctant such as a 

non-ionk surfactant containing 30% or greater active ingredient will 

control the following perennial weeds: (Numbers in parentheses ''(.)" 

following common name of a listed weed species refer to "Specific 

Perennial Weed Conlrol Recommendations" for Ihat weed which follow 

the sptlcies lisllng,) 

Common NlIme 

Alfalfa (3 t) 

Alligatorweed t (t) 

Anise/Fennel (31) 

Artichoke, Jerusalem (3 t) 

Bahiagrass (3t) 

Bermudagrass (2) 

BindWeed, field (3) 

BlUegrass, Kentucky (t2) 

Blueweed, Texas (3) 

Brackenfern (4) 

BromegraH, smooth (t2) 

Canarygrass, reed (t2) 

CaltaU (5) 

Clover, red (3 t) 

Clover, White (3t) 

CogOflgrass (6) 

Cordgrass {7} 

Cutgmss, giant t (8) 

DaHisgrass (3t) 

Dande!lon (3t} 

Oock, curly{3t) 

Oogbane, hemp (9) 

Fescue (3t) 

Fescue, ta[[(tO) 

GuineagrllS$ (t t) 

Hemlock, poison (31) 

Scientific Name 

Medicago sativa 

AJternanthera philoJreloides 

Foeniculum vUlgare 

Hefianthus tuberosus 

PUpalum nolatum 

C~nodon dactylon 

Convolvulus 3IVensis 

Poa pratensis 

Helianthu$ cUiaris 

Pierklium spp. 

Bromus inermis 

Phalarls arundinacea 

Typhaspp. 

Trifolium pratense 

Trifolium repens 

Imperata clylindrit:a 

Spartlna spp. 

litaniopsis miliacea 

Paspalum d~atatcm 

Taraxacum officinale 

Rumex aispus: 

Apocynum ~nnabinum 

Festuca spp, 

Festuca arundinacea 

Panicum maxtmum 

Conium macu!atum 

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Common Name 

HOll.lenettle (3 t) 

Horseradish (9) 

Ice Plant (22) 

Johnsongrass (t2) 

I{lkuyugrall$ (2t) 

KnapWeed (9) 

lanlana (tS) 

lespedeza, common (at) 

lespedeza, sericea (31) 

loosestrife, purple (14) 

lotus, American (t5) 

Maldencane (t 6) 

Milkweed (t7) 

Muhly, v.irestem (2t) 

Mul eln, common (at) 

Napiergr<J5s (a1) 

Nightshade, silverleaf (3) 

tMsedge, purple (18) 

Nulsedge, yellow (t8) 

Orchardgr3Ss (t2) 

Pampasgrass (t9) 

Paragrass {t6} 

Phragmitesl!(20) 

Qua'*grass (21) 

Reed, giant (22) 

Ryegrus, perennfal (t2) 

Smartweed, swamp ($1) 

Spatterdock (2a) 

SlarthisHe, ye"ow (3 t) 

Sweet potato, wild' (24) 

Thisite, artichoke (25) 

ThlsUe, Canada (25) 

Timothy (12) 

T OfPeOOgrass t (26) 

Tules, common (27) 

Vaseygrau (a t) 

Velvetgrass (a t} 

Waterhyacinth {28} 

Watellettuce (29) 

Waterprimrose (SO) 

Wheatgrass, westem {t2} 

t Partial control. 

Scientific Nama 

Solanum caroHnense 

Armorada rusttcana 

Mesembryanthemum aystllilinum 

Sorghum halepense 

Penni5e1um clandestillum 

Centaurea repens 

lJIntanu camara 

lespedeza striata 

lespedeza cuneata 

lythrum sancaria 

NeJumbo lutea 

Panlcum hematomon 

Ascteplas spp. 

Muhlenbergia frondosa 

Verbascum thapsus 

Pennisetvm purpureum 

Solanum elaeagnlfolium 

Cyperus rotundus 

CypeM escuJentus 

Dactylls glomeruta 

Cortaderia jUbata 

Brachiaria mutica 

Phragmites $PP. 

Agropyron repent 

Arundo donal( 

lo~um perenne 

Polygooum cocclneum 

Nuphar luteum 

Centaurea solstitialis 

tpomoea pandurata 

Cynara cardunculus 

Cirsium arvense 

Phle1Jm pratense 

Panicum repens 

Sc1rpui!i acu!\.!s 

Paspalum urvil!ei 

Holcus spp. 

Eichomia crassipes 

P~tia straUotes 

ludwlg'lil spp. 

Agropyron smilhii 

tt Partial conlrot in southeastem stales. Sec "Specific Weed Control 

RecommendaliOnro" below. 

SpeCific PerennhlfWeed Control Rllcommendatlons: 

t. Aillgatorweed: Apply 6 pinl$ of this product per acre as iii broadcast 

spray or IS ill 11/4 percenl solution with hand·held equlpmentto 

provide partial control of aUigatolWeed. Apply when most of the 

target plants are in bloom. Repeal applications wlH be required 10 

m;Jintain such control. 

2. Bennudagra$$: Apply 7 112 pints of this product per acre as a 

broadcast spray or as a t 112 percent solution with hand·held 

equipmenl Apply when target plants are actively growing and 

when seedhead~ appear. 

B 

a. BindWeed, field 1 Silvorleaf Ntghtshade 1 Toxas Btueweed: Apply 

6 to 7 tI2 pints of this product per acre as a broadcast spray west 

of the Mississippi River and 4 tl2 to 6 pints of this product per acre 

east of the Mlsslsslppt River. WHh hand·held equipment, use a 

t 1/2 percent 5Olulion. ApPly when target plants are actively 

growing and ale at or bGyond fuN bloom. For silverleaf nightshade. 

best results can be obtained when application is made after berries 

are formed. Do not treat when weeds ('Ire under drought stress. 

Newleaf development intllC31es active growth. Forbes! rMults 

apply In late summeror faR, 

4. Bracke!)fern: Apply 4 112 to 6 pints ot this Ptoduet per acre as II 

broadcast spray or as a 314 to t percent solution with hand.held 

equipment. Apply to fuUy expanded fronds which are at !east 

tB Inches long. 

5. Cattlllll: Apply 4 1/2106 pinls of this product per acre as a broadcast 

$pray or as a 314 percent solution with hand· held equipment. Apply 

when target plants are ac!ively growing and are at or beyond the 

eariy·to·full bloom stage of gfo'Mh. Best resultS are achieved 

when application is made during the summer or fall months. 

6. Cogongrass: Apply 41/2 to 7 tl2 pints of tm$ product per acre as 

a broadcast spray, Apply when cogongrass Is atieast t5 inches tall 

and actively growing in lata summer or faU. Altow7 or more days 

after application before tillage or mowlng. Due to uneven stages of 

growth and the donn nature ofve:getatlon prevenling good spray 

coverage, repeat treatments may be necessary to maintain control. 

7. Cordgrass: Apply 41/2to 7112 pints of this product peraae as 

a broadcast spray or as a t to 2 percent solution with hand·held 

equipment. Schedule applications in order to sHowS hours betnre 

treated planl$ are covered by tidewater. The presence of debris 

and siK on the cordgrass plants wilt reduce perfonnanee. It may 

be necessITY to WlIsh t3rgeted pliants prior to applicalion to Improve 

uptake otthis product into the plant. 

8. Cut grass, giant: Apply S pint~ of this product per acre as II 

broadcast spray or as a 1 percent solution with hand·held equipment 

to provide partial control ot giant cutgrass. Repeat applications will 

be required to maintain soch eonlrol, especially where vegetation Is 

partialfy submerged in water. Allowfor 5ubslantial regrowth to the 

7 to 10-Ieaf st2ge prior to reireatment. 

9. Dogbane, hemp 1 Knapweed 1 Horseradish: Apply 6 pln!$ of this 

product per acre as a broadcast spray or as a t t/2 percent solution 

With hand·held equipment. Apply when target pianls are acttvely 

growing and most have reache<l the late bud·to-flower stage of 

growth. Forbes! r~ul\$, appty in Illtesummeror fall. 

to. Fescue, tall: Apply 4 112 pints of this product peraere as iii 

broadcast spray or as a t percent solution with hand·held 

equipment. Applywhen target pfant$ are actIvely growing and 

mos! have reached the boot·to·heM stage ofgrovAh. When applied 

prior to the boot slage. leliS de5frable control may be obtained. 

t I. Gulneagrass: Apply 4 1/2 pints of this product per acre as;ll 

broadcast spray or as a 314 percent solution with hand·held 

equipment. Apply when target plants are actively growing 

and when most have reached at least the 7-teaf stage otgrowth, 

t2. Johnsongrassl Btuegrass, Kentucky 1 Bromegras$, smooth I 

CanarygraS$, reed 1 Orchardgras$ JRyegI1lS$, perennial 1 

Timothy 1 Wheatgra$s, western: Apply 3 to 4 tl2 pints of this 

producl per acre as II broadcas\Spray or as a 3/4 percent solufion 

with hand·held equipment Apply when target ptant$ are ac:l!vely 

growing and most have reached the boot·to·head $!age of gro~h. 

When appHed prior to the boot stag/!, leu desirable control may 

be obtained. In the fall, apply before plants have tumed brown. 

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t3. lanUinll: Apply this product as a 31-4 to 1 percent solution with handheld equipment. Apply to aclivelygroWing lantana al or beyond the 

bloom stage of growth. Use the higher application rate for plants 

that have reached the woady stage of growth. 

t-4-.loose:strlfe, purple: Apply 4 pints of this. product per acre as a 

brolldcastspray or IS a f to t U2 percent solution using hand·held 

equipment Treat when plants are activay growing lit or beyond the 

bloom stage ofgrowth, Sest results are achieved when application 

Is made duling summer or fall months. FaQ treatments must be 

applied before a kUUng frost 

tS.lotus, American: Apply -4- pints of this product per acre as II. 

broadcast sj)r.1,y or as a 314 percent solulion with hand-held 

equipment. Treat When plants are actively growing at or beyond 

the bloom stage of growth. Best results ilre achieved when 

application is made duling st.mmer or fall months. FaDtreatments 

must be apprled before a kilftng frost. Repeat treatment may be 

neceSl1aryto control regrowth from underground patU and seeds. 

f6. Maldencane I Paragrass: Apply 6 pints of this product per acre 

as III broadcast splily or as a 3/4 percent solution with hand-held 

equipment. Repeat treatments will be required, especially to 

vegetation partially submerged in water. Under theso conditions, 

affow for regrowth to the 7to to·leaf stage prior to relreatment. 

t7. Milkweed, common: Apply -4- t/2 pints of thl1; product per acre 

as 11. broadcast spray oras a t tI2 percent solution with hand-hekl 

equipment. Apply when target plants are actively growing and most 

have reached the Illte bud·te-flower stage of growth. 

lB. Nutsedgo! purplo, yellow: Apply 4 t/2 pints of this product per acre 

as a broadcast SPr.:ly, or as a 3/4 percent solution with hand-held 

equipment to control existing nutsedge plants and immature nutlets 

attached to treated plants. Apply when target plants are in flower or 

when neW nutlets can be found at rhizome tips. Nutlets which have 

not germlrnlled will not be controlled and may gelTTlinate folloWing 

treatment. Repeat treatments wil be required for long·term control. 

tg. Pampasgrass: Apply a f f/2 percent solution of this product With 

hand·held equipment Ydlen plants are actively growing. 

20. Phragmltos: For partial control of phragmiles in Florida and 

the counties of olher states bordering the Gulf of Mexico, apply 

7 t/2 pints; per acre as a broadcast spray or apply a t1/2 percert 

solution With hand-held equipment In other area~ of the U,S., apply 

4 to 6 pints per acre as a broadcast spray or apply ~ 3/4 percent 

solution with hand·held equipment for partiat control. For best 

results, treal dUring late summer or fall months ooen plants are 

actively growing and in full bloom. Due to the dense nature Of the 

vegetation, which may prevent good spray coverage and uneven 

stages of growth, repeat treatments may be necessary to maintain 

control. Vituat control symptoms will be Slow to develop. 

2 t. Quackgrass I Kikuyugras$ I Muhly, wlr.stem: Apply 3 to 

4 tJ2 pints of this product per acre as a broadcast spray or n 

a 3/4 percent SOlution with hand-held eqUiprnentwhen most 

quackgrau or wireslem mUhly is <It least 6 inches in height (3 to 

4-leaf slage of growth) and actively growing. Allow 3 or more days 

after application before tillage. 

22. Reed, glarstl fee plant: Forcontrot of giant reerl and ice plant, apply 

a 1 t/2 percent solution of this product with hand-held equipment 

when pl<lnls are actively growing. Forgiant reed, best results are 

obtained when applications are made in late summer 10 fall. 

23. Spatterdock: Apply 6 pints of this product per acre as a broadcast 

spray or as a 3/4 percent solution with hand-held equipment Apply 

when most plJnl$ are in full bloom. For best resulls, apply duling 

the summer or fall months. 

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24. Sweet pottlto, wild: ~plythis product as a t t/2 percent solulion 

using hand-held equipment Apply to actively growlng weeds Ihat 

are at or beyond the bloom stl'lge of growth. Repeat applications 

wl1l be required. Allow the plant to reach the recommended stage 

of growth before retreatment 

25. Thistle, Canada I artJchoko: Apply 3 to 4 t/2 pints of this product 

per acre as a broadc;st spray or as a t t/2 percent solution with 

hand'held equipment fur Canada thistle. To control,u1lchoke thislle, 

apply a 2 percent solution as a spray-te-wet appHcalion. Apply 

when target plants are actively growing and are at or beyond the 

bud stage of growth. 

26. Torpodograss: Apply 6 to 7 t/2 pints of this product per acre 8S a 

broadcast spray or as a 3/4 to t t/2 percent solution with hand·hekl 

equipment to provide partial control of torpedograss. Use the lower 

rates under terrestlial coooitions, and the higher rates under partbally 

submerged or a floating mat condition. Repeat treatments will be 

required to maintain such control. 

27. Tults, common: Apply this product as a f f/2 percent solution with 

hand-held equip:nenl. Apply to Oictively growing plants at or beyond 

the seedhead slage of growth. After appliCation, Visualsymptoms 

wHi be slow to appear and may not occur for 3 or more weeks. 

28. Waterhyaclnth: Apply 5to 6 pints of this prodUct per acre 8!l a 

broadcast $prny or apply a 3/4 to t percent soluUon with hand·held 

equipment. Apply when target plant~ are actiVely growing and at or 

beyond the early bloom stage of growth. After application, visual 

symptoms may requir~ 3 or more weeks to appear with complete 

necrosis and decomposMion usually occurrtng 'Nithin 60 to 90 days. 

Use the hlgher rales when more rapid visual effects are desired. 

29, WaterlClttuce: For contrOl, applY a 3/4 to t percent solution of this 

product with hand-held equipment to actively growng plant$. Use 

higher rates where infe&taflon~ are heavy. Best results are obtained 

from mid-summer through winter appBcations. Spting applications 

may require retrealment. 

30. Watorprimrose: Apply this product as. a 314 percent solution using 

hand-held equipment. Apply to plants that are actively growing at 

or beyond the bloom stage of growth, but before fan color changes 

occur. Thorough coverage is necessary for best control 

31 Other perennial weeds listed above: Apply 41/2to 7 t12 pints 

of this product per acre as a broadcast spray or apply as a 3/.4 to 

t 112 percentsolutlonwilh hand·held equipment. 

Woody Brush and Trees 

NOTE: Ifbrush has been mowed or tilled or trees have been cut, do not 

treat until regrowth has reache<i the recommended stage of growth. 

Application Rates and Timing 

When applied as a S to 8 percent sollJtion as a directed application <IS 

described In the "Hand-Held and High-Volume Equlpmenf section, this 

product wiH control or partiany control all wood brush and tree species 

listed In tlis section of this label. Use the higher rate of application for 

dense stands aoo larger woody brush and !fees. 

SpecifiC Brush orTreo Control Recommendations: Numbers in 

parentheses "(-)' fcHowIng the common name of a listed brush or tree 

species refer to 'Specific Brush or Tree Control Recommendations' which 

follow the species Hsting. See this section for specific application rates 

and timing for listed species. 

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For woody brush and trees, apply the recommended rate plus a 

surfactant such as a nOll-ionic sutfactant containing 80% or greater 

aClive Ingredienl Use of this product without $ulfactant will result in 

reduced herbicide performance. Referto the 'Mixing and Application 

Instructions' :section ofthi.s label and the surfactant manufacturer label for 

more information. Make applications when plants are actively growing 

and, unless otherwise directed, Oilier full-leaf expansion. Use the higher 

rate for larger plants andlor dense areas of growth. On vines, USll the 

hgher rate forpl-'lnts that have reached the woody stage of growth. Best 

results are obtained when appHcation is made in late summer orfall after 

frtitformation. 

In arid areas, best results are obtained when application is made in the 

spring or early summer whoo brush species are at high moisture content 

and are flowering. Ensure thorough coverage when using hand·held 

equipment Symptoms may not appear prior to frost or senescence 

wilh fan treatments. 

Allow 7 or more days after applicalion before tniage, mowing Of removal. 

Repeatlreatments may be necessary to control plants regenerating 

from underground parts or seed. Some autumn c.::lors on undesirable 

deciduous species are acceptable provided no major leaf drop has 

occurred. Reduced performance may result Iffall treatments are 

made following a frost. 

See the "Directions for Use' and "Mixing and Application Instructions" 

sections in this label forlabeled use and specific appHclI.\lon Instructions. 

When ap~ied as directed, this product plus a surfaetllnt such as 

II non-ionic lIIurfactant containing 80% or greater active ingredient 

wl\1 cOntrol the following woody brush plants and troes: (Numbers 

in parentheses "(-)' folloWing common name of a listed brush ortree 

species refer to "Specific Brush or Tree Control Recommendations' 

forthat speCies which follow the speciesllsUng.) 

Common Name 

Alder (1) 

Ash '(20) 

Aspen, quaking (2) 

Bearclover, Bnrmat 120) 

Birch (3) 

Blackberry (t) 

Broom. French (04) 

Broom, Scotch (4) 

Buckwheat, Califomia' (5) 

Cascara '(20) 

CalS;ciaw 1(6) 

Ceanothu$ (20) 

Chamise (V) 

Cherry, bitter(7) 

Cherry, black (7) 

Cherry. pin (7) 

Coyote brush (8) 

Creeper, Virginia '(20) 

Dewberry (t) 

Dogwood (9) 

Elderberry (3) 

Elm '(20) 

Eucalyptus, b1uegum (to) 

Hasardia '(5) 

Hawthorn (2) 

Hazet(3) 

HiCkory (9) 

Holly, florida (t t) 

(Brazilian peppenree) 

ScienUfic Name 

Ainu; 'pp. 

Fraxinus spp. 

Populus tremuloldes 

Chamaebal1a foliolo:sa 

BetUhlSpp. 

Rubusspp. 

Cytisus monspessulanus 

Cytisus scoparius 

Eriogonum fascicu1atum 

Rhamnus purshiana 

Acacia gregg! 

Ceanothus spp. 

Adenostoma fasclculatum 

Prunus flmarglnaia 

Prunus serolina 

Prunus pensylvanica 

Baccharis cOl\$angulnea 

PartheooCissus quinquefolia 

Rubus trivialis 

Comusspp. 

Sambucus spp. 

Ulmus spp. 

Eucalyptus globulus 

Haplopappus squamosus 

Crataegus spp. 

Corylus spp. 

Carya spp. 

Schlnus terebinthifolius 

Common Name Scientific Name 

Honeysuckle (1) Lonicera spp. 

Hornbeam, American (20) Carpinus caroliniana 

Kudzu (t2) Pueraria, IObata 

Locust, black T (20) Robinia pseudoacacia 

Manzanita «0) Arctostaphylos spp. 

Maple, red (13) Acer rubrum 

Maple, sugar (14) Acer saccharum 

Maple, vine T (20) Acer circinatum 

Monkey flower "t (5) Mimulus guttatus 

Oak, black f'(20) Quercus velutina 

Oak, northern pin (14) Quercus palustris 

Oak, post (1) Quercus stel1ata 

Oak, red (14) Quercus rubra 

Oak, southern red (7) Quercus falc::ats 

Oak, white ~ (20) Quercus alba 

PersImmon f' (20) Diospyros spp. 

Poison-ivy (15) Rhus radicans 

Poison-oak (15) Rhus toxicodendron 

Poplar, yellow t (20) Llrtodendron tulipifera 

Prunus (7) Prunus spp. 

Raspberry (1) Rubus spp. 

Redbud, eastern (20) Gereis canadensis 

Rose, multiflora (16) Rosa multiflora 

Russian-olive (20) Elaeagnus angustifolia 

Sage: black (17). white Salvia spp. 

Sagebrush, California (17) Artemisia callfornica 

Salmonberry (3) Rubus spectabilis 

Salt cedar ~ (9) Tamarix spp. 

Saltbush, sea myrtle (18) Becchari$ halimifoUa 

Sassafras (20) Sassafras albidum 

Sourwood t (20) Oxydendrum arboreum 

Sumac, poison T (20) Rhus vernix 

Sumac. smooth t (20) Rhus glabra 

Sumac. winged t (20) Rhus copa11ina 

Sweetgum (7) Liquidambar styraciflua 

Swordfern f'(20)Polystichum munitum 

Tal1owlree, Chinese (17) Sapium sebiferum 

Thimbleberry (3) Rubus parviflorus 

Tobacco, tree t (5) Nicotiana glauc::a 

Trumpetcreeper (2) campsis radic::ans 

Waxmyrtle, southern' (t1) Myrica cerifera 

Willow (19) Salix spp. 

,Partial control (See below for control or partial control instructions.) 

Spltcific Brush or Tree Control Rocommendations: 

t. Alder 1 Blackberry I Dewberry 1 Honeysucklo 1 Oak, Post 1 

Raspberry: For control, apply 4 112 to 6 pints per acre as a 

broaclcastspray or as a 3f4 to t t/4 percent solution wilh 

hand·held equipmen1. 

2. Aspon, Quaktng I Hawthorn I Trumpctcreeper: For control, 

apply 3 to 41/4 pints of this product per acre as a broadcast spray 

or illS a 3/04 to 1 114 percent solution with hand-held equipment. 

3. Birch 1 Elderberry J Hazell Salmonberry 1 Thlmbleberry: For 

control, applY 3 pints per acre of this product as a blOadcast 

spray or as a 3i4 percent solution with hand-held lXluipment. 

4. Broom, French 1 Broom, Scotch: For control, apply a t 114 to 

t U2 percent solution with hand.held equipment. 

5. Buckwheat, California 1 Hasardla J Monkey floworf Tobacco, 

tree: For partial control of these species, apply a 3/04 to t 112 percent 

solution of this product as a foliar spray with hand·held equipmenl 

Thorough coverage offoliage is necessary for best results. 

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6. Catsclaw: For partial control, apply a 1 1/4 to t t12 percent $ollJ1ion 

with hand-held equipment when at least 50 percent oflhe new 

leaves are fullydeueloped. 

7. Cherry, bitter / Cherry, black {Cherry, pin I Oak, southern 

red 1 Sweetgum I Prunus: For control, apply 3 to 7 tl2 pints 

01 this product per acre as a broadcilst spray or as a 1 to 

11/2 pe!"(.enl solution with hand-held equipment. 

B. Coyote brush: For conlrol, apply a 1 V4 to 1 112 percent solution 

with hand-held equipment when at least 50 percent oflhe new 

leaves all!! fully deVeloped. 

9. DolJWood I Hickory {Salt cedlr: For partial control, apply a 1 to 

2 percent solution of this product With hand-held eQuipmenl or6 to 

71/2 pints per acre as a broadcast spray. 

1 Q. Eucalyptus. bluegum: For control of eucalyptus resprouts, apply 

11 1 1/2 percent solution of tills product wilh hand-held equipment 

When resprouts are 610 t2..feet lall. Ensure complete coverage. 

Apply when plants are actively growing. Avoid application to 

drought-strened plants. 

1 t. Holly, Rorlda /Waxmyrtle, southern: For pattial control, apply 

this product as a 1112 percent solution '.'lith hand-held equipment 

t2. Kudzu: For control, apply 6 pints of this product per acre as a 

broadcast spray or as a t V2 percent solullon with hand-held 

equipment. Repe;;at applications wiD be required to maintain conlrol. 

t3. Maple, red: For control, apply as a 3/4 to 1 tl4 percent solution 

with hand·held equipment when IeIlUes are fully deueloped. For 

partial control, apply 2 to 7 t/2 pints of this product per acre as a broadcast spray. 

14. Maple, sugar IOak: northern pin /Oak, red: FOrcontrol,apply as 

a 3/410 1 t/4 percenl solution Wilh hand-held equipment when at 

least 50 percent olthe new leaues are ftlUydeveloped. 

t5. Poison·juy {Poison-oak: For control, apply 6 to 7 112 pints of this 

product per acre as a broadcast spray or as a t 112 percent solulion 

with hand-held equipment. Repeat applicaUons may be required to 

malntaln control. Fan lreatrnenls must be ilppfled before leaves lose 

green color. 

t6. Roso, multiflor..: For control, apply 3 pints of this product per acre 

as a broadcast spray or as a 3/4 percent solution with hand-held 

equipmenl. Treatments should be milde prior to !eafdeteooration 

by leaf·feedlng insects. 

17. Sage, blick/Sagebrush, California/Chamls!! I rallowtree, 

Chinese: For conJrol of these species, apply a 3/4 percent 

sollJ1ion ofthi!> product as a foliar spray with hand·held equipment. 

Thorough couerage ol/o~:lge is necessary lor best resuns. 

t8. Saltbush, s-a myrtle: For control, apply this product IS a 1 percenl 

solution 'M1Il hand-held equipment 

W. WIllow; For control, appiy 4 1/2 pints of this product per acre 

as a broadcast spray 0{ as a 314 percent solution with hand-held 

equipment. 

20. Other woody brush and trees listed above: For partial control, 

apply 3 to 7 tl2 pints of this product per acre as a broadcast spray 

or IS a 3/4 to 1 112 percenl solution with hand-held equipment. 

Aquatic and other Noncrop Sites 

Apply this proooct as directed and under conditions dascribed to 

control or partially control weeds and woody plants IIsled in lhe "Weeds 

Controlled" section In industrial, recreational and public arWAS or other 

similar aquatic or lerrtlstrial sites on this label. 

Noncrop Sites 

This product may be used to control the Ih:;ted weeds In and around 

aq:uatic Sites and on noncrop sites such as : 

Airports 

Golf Courses 

Habnat Re$loratlon & Management Areas 

Highways. & Ro;;adsldes 

Industrial Plant Sites 

lumbel)'ards 

Parking Areas 

P ... 

Petroleum Tank Farms 

Pipeline, Power, Telephone & Utility Rights-aI-Way 

Pumping Instai!alions 

Ra~roads 

Schools 

Storage Areas 

Similar Sites 

Aquatic Sites 

ThIs product may Ixt applied to emerged weeds In a.1I bodies of frosh 

a.nd brackish water which may be nowlng, nonflowing or transient, 

This mcludcs lakes, rivers, stl"Clllms, ponds, estuaries, rice levtes, 

seeps, irrigation and drainage ditches, canals, reservolr$, 

w.tStewatertnu .. tmcnt facllilies, wildlife habitat !'(I.toratlon and 

management a!"en and similar sites. 

If aquatic sites are pr.sllnt In the noncrop area and are part of the 

intended treatment, road and observe the fol1owlng directions: 

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This product does not control plants Which are completely 

submerged or !laue a majority of their foliage underwa.ter. 

There is no reslriction on the use oftre«ted waler for irrigation, 

recrealion or domestic purposes. 

Consult local state fish and game agency and water control aulhorities 

be/ore applying this product to public water. Permits may be required 

to treat such water. 

NOTE: Do 1'101 apply this product directly to water within V2 mUe q:.. 

stream of an active potablt'! water intake In flowing waler(i.e., river, 

stream, etc.) orwithln 112mi!e otanactillC potable waterinlilke in a 

standing body of water such as lake, pond Of reservoir. To make aquatic 

appHcatiorl$ around and within 112 mile of active potablewaterinll1kes, 

the water intake must be tumed offmr a minimum period of 48 hours after 

the application. The water intake may be tumed on prior to -48 hours if 

tt'.eglyphosale level In the Intake W;OI\:eris belowO.7 parts permiliion as 

delemlined by laboratol)' amdysis. These aquatic appfalions. maybe 

J11lIde only In those cases where there are aijematlvewalersoulCCS or 

holding ponds which would permit the luming Qff of an active potable 

water intake fora minimum periOd of4B haulS after the applications. 

This restriction does not apply to intermittent inadveltentoverspray of 

water in terrestrial use siles. 

For lrearnents after draWdown of water or in dry ditches, aiow 7 or 

more days after treatment before reintroduction of wale rio lIchieuB 

maximum weed control. Apply this product within t day after 

draWdown to ensure appllc:alion to actively growing weeds. 

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Floating mats of ve~tation may require retrealment. Avoid wash-off 

of sprayed foliage by spray boat or recrealional boat backwash or by 

rainfall within 6 hours of application. Do not re·treOlt within 24 hours 

following the Inili>11 treatment. 

Applications made to movJng bodIes of water must ~ made whUe 

traveling upstream to prevent concentrafion of this herbicide in water. 

When making any bankside applications, do not OI/erfap more than 

1 foot into open wilter. Do not spray In bOdies Of water where weeds 

do not exist The maximum appficatlon rate of7 ff2 pints per acre 

ml.!St not be ex~eded in any single broadcast ~pplication that is being 

made over water. 

When emerged infestations require treatment of the tolal surface 

area of impounded water, trealing the area in strips may avoid oxygen 

deptetlon due to de<;aylng vegetation. Oxygen depletion may result 

in fish kill. 

Forestry Sites and Utility Rights~of·Way 

tn forest and utility sites, this product Is recommended for the control 

or partial control of woody brush, trees, and annual and perennial 

herbaceous weed$. This product is also recommended for use in 

prep~ring or establishing wifdlife openings within these sites, In pine 

straw p"n\atlons formainlaining logging roads, and for side trimming 

along utWty rights-of-way. 

In forestry sites. this product is recommended for use in site preparatiOn 

prior to planting any tree species, including Chrlstmlls trees and 

sHvicuHural rtlrserysites. 

In utility sites, this product i$ recommended for use along electrical 

power, pipeline, and telephone righls-of-wilY, and in other utility sites 

associated with these rights-of-way, such as subslations. 

Application Ratn ': 

Aerial 1.5 to 7.5 qllaere 5 to 30 

Backpack 0.75t02% spray-to-wet 

I 

Spray It 5%to10% partial 

Handgun,Backpack by volume coverage 

'Where repeat applications are necessary, do not exceed 8.0 quarts per 

acre per year. 

tt For low volUlYle directed spray applications, coverage shouk:l be uniform 

with .. t least SO percent of the foliage contacted. For best results, 

coverage of the top one-half of the plant is important. 

In forestry $ite preparalion and utility rights-of·Wily applicalions, this 

prOduct requires use WIth a surfactant such as. non-ionic surfactant 

containing greater than 80 percent active ingredient. Use of Ihis product 

without $urfactanl will result in reduced herbicide performanCt!, Referto 

the "Mixing and Application Instructions- section ofthrs la~1 and fhe 

surfactant manufadurer label formor" information. 

Use higher rates of this product within the recommended rate ranges 

fOf control or partial control of woody brush, trees and hard-to-control 

perennial herbllCt!OU$ weeds. For best results, apply to actively growing 

Woody brush and trees after full leaf expansion and before faH color and 

leaf drop. Use increased rates within the recommended rate range to 

control of perennial herbaceous weeds from emergence up to the 

appearance of seedhe .. ds, flowers or berries appear. Use lower rates 

within the recommended rate range to conlrol annual herbaceous weeds 

and actNely growing perennial herbaceous weeds after seed heads, 

flowers or berries appear. Apply to foHage of actively growiflll annual 

herbaceous weeds anytime after emergence. 

Tank Mixtures 

This product may be used in tank mix combination with other herbicide 

products to broaden the spectrum of vegetation controfled. When tank 

mixing, read and cbscIVe applicable use directions, precautions and 

Hmitations on the te$pectlve product labels. Use according to the most 

restrictiVe precautionary statements for each product on the mixture. 

Any recommended rate of this product may be used in a tank mix. 

Note: Forforestry site preparation, make sure the tank mix product 15 

approved for use prior to planting the desired spedes. Observe planting 

inteIVal restrictions. Forslde trimming treatments in utJlity rights-of-way, 

tank mixtures with Arsenal2WSL herbicide are not recommended. For 

side trimming treatments, it i:l recommended that this product be used 

alone ilS recommended, or as a t~nk mix with Garton. 

Directed Spray 

Rates 

Use Slte$ 

I Ensure that Garlon 3A is thoroughly mixed wilh waler before adding this 

product. Agitation is required Whife mixing this product with Garton 3A to 

avoid compatibRity problems. 

For control of herbaceous weeds, use the lower recommende<f tank 

mixture rates. For control of dense stands or drfflcult-to-control woody 

brush and trees, use the higher recommended rates. 

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Forestry Conifer and Hardwood Release 

Directed Sprays and Selective Equipment 

This product may be applied as a directed spray or by using selectwe 

equ!pmentln forestry conifer and hardwood sites, including Christmas 

tree plantations and snvicultural nurseries. This product re(Jllres use with 

a surfactant Use only surt.lctants that are approved for conifer release 

and specified on Ihe surfactant label 01$ saFe for use in conifer release 

(pIne release). Us& ofthi$ product without surfactant will result in 

reduced herbicide perfonnance. Refer to the "MildnD and AppH~Jfon 

Instructions" section of this label and the surfactilnt manufacturer label 

for more information. 

Tank Mixing: In hardwood plantations, tank mixtures with Oust may be 

used. In pine plantations, tank mooures with GatJon 4 or Arsenal AC may 

be used. Comply With all site restrictions, forestry species limitations, and 

precau)lom. on the lank mix product labels. 

Avoid contact of spray drift, mist or drips with Foliage, green bark or 

non-WQody surface roots of deslr.able plant species. See ~Appfica:ion 

Equipment and Techniques5 section of this label For specifIC 

recommendatioll$ and precautions. 

Spray·to-Wet Applications: Use a 2 percent spray solution to control 

undesirable woody brush and trees. To control herbaceous weeds, use 

a 1 to 2 percent spray $oluJion. 

I..owvolume Directed Spray Appl1cations: Use;ll S to 10 percent $pray 

solufion. Coverage should be uniform With ill least 50 percent of the 

foliage contacted. Coverage of the top one-half of the unwanted 

vegetation is important. 

BroadcastAppilcation$: For equipment calibrated for broadcast 

applications, use I 112 to 71/2 quarts of this product per acre. Apply In 

10 to 60 gallons of clean water per acre. Shielded application equipment 

may be used to avoid contact of the spr.ay solution with desirable plants. 

Shields should be adjusted to prevent spray contact with the fofi~ge of 

green balk. of desirable vegetation. 

Wiper Application Equipment See the 'Selective Equipment" section 

of this label forequiprnent and application rate recommendations. 

Broadcast Application 

Note: Except where specifically recommended below, make broadC<ls{ 

applications of this product only where conifers have been est;bllshed 

for morethan one year. 

Broadcast IIIpplJcal10n must be made after1onnalion of final conlfer 

ruting buds in the fall orpriorto initial bud swelling In the spring. 

Injury may occtJr to coniFers treated for relllil5e, especially where spray 

PlIfiems overlap orthe higher rates are applied. Damage can be 

accentuated ifappJications are made when conifers are actively grOWing, 

or are under stress from droughJ. flood water, improper planting, insects, 

animal damage or diseases. 

This product requires use with a surfactant. Use a surfactantihat is 

I~beledtrecommended for lISe in over-the-Iop release applications. 

Use of this product without III surfactant will resuk In reduced hemlcide 

performance. Referto the "MlJdng and Applictltion Instructions" section 

of !his l;tbel and the surfactant manufacturer label for more infOlTTlation. 

For release 01 Ihe following conifer spectes outside the 

Southeastem United Stales; 

Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesli) 

Fir (Abies species) 

Hemlock. tj (Tsuga specie!!) 

Plnu t (pinus spec·lllS) 

Redwood, Canfornla tt (Sequoia species) 

t Includes all species exceptloblolty pine, longleaf pine, shortleaf pine 

or slash pine. 

tj Use of a surfactant is not recommended for release of hemlock 

species or California redwood. In mixed coniFersl~nd!>, injury to 

these !!peeles may result if a surfactant Is used. 

Application Rata for Conifer Relelllse: Apply 314 to 1 112 quarts 

per acre as a brolldcast spray. In Maine and New Hampshire, up 10 

2 1t4 quarts per acre of this product may be used forthe control and 

suppression of diffiCUlt-to-control hardwood species. 

To release Dougllils fir, and pine and SplUce specle5 at the end of the first 

growing season (except in California), apply 3t4to 1 itS quarts per acre 

of this product. Make sure that all conifers are well hardened off. 

Note; For release of Douglas fir with this product or recommended tank 

mlxllJres, IS nonionic surfactant recorrunended tor over-the-top foliar spray 

may be used. To avoid possible conifer injury, nonionic surfactanls may 

be used at 211uld ounces per acre at elevations above t500 fe~t. or 

1 fluid ounce per acre in the coastal range or at elevations below 

f500 feet. Use of surfactant rates exceeding those ~sled above may 

reSultln unacceptable conifer Injury and are not recommended. Make 

sure that the non Ionic surfactant has been adequately tested for safety 

10 Douglas fir before use. 

Tank Mhttures with Oust: To release J<!Ick pine, white pine and white 

spruce, ;tpply 3/4 to I 1/2 quarts of this productwilh 1 to 3 ounces 

(I to 1 1/2 ounces for white ptne) or Oust per acre. Make applications to 

actively grOWing weeds as a broadcast spray overlhe top of established 

conifers. AppliCations at these rates should be made after formation of 

conifer resting buds in the late summer or fall. 

Tank Mixtures with Arsenal Applicators Concenlrate: This prodtJct 

may be tank mixed with Arsenal Applicators Concentr.ate for release of 

Douglas nr. Tank mix 3t4 to 1 itS quarts of this product with 2to 6 nuld 

ounces of Arsenal Appficators Concentrate per acre. For release of 

balsam fit and red spruce, apply II mixture of t 112 quarts of this product 

with t to 2 fl2 fluid ounces of Arsenal Applicators Concentrate per acre. 

In Maine and New Hampshire forthe release of rod pine, balsam fir, 

red spruce, white spruce, Norway spruce, and black spruce wilh dense 

tough-to-control brush and where maples make up a large component of 

the undesirable trees, up to 2 1/4 quarts per acre of this product maybe 

tank mixed with 1 to 2 tf2 nuld ounces per acre of Arsenal Applica)Ofs 

Concentrale herbidde and applied as a broadcast spray. 

Tank. mixlures with Arsenal Applicators Concentrate and Oust or 

Oust XP HerbicidCt$: In Maine and New Hampshire for release of re<l 

pine, balsam fir, red spruce, wh·rte spruce, Norway spruce and black 

spruce with heavy grass and herbaceous weed densities, lough·to.control 

brush and Where maples mak.e up s. large component of the undesirable 

trees up 10 2 1t4 quarts per acre of this product may be tank mixed with 

1 to 2.5 nuid ouncei'> per acre of Arsenal Applicators Concentrate and f to 

3 oz of Oust or Oust XP herbicides and applied as a broadcast spray. 

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For release of the follow!ng conifer speci!!!!. !n the Southeastern 

United States: 

LOb!oUy ptne (Pinus taeda) 

Eastern white pine (Pious sttobLl$) 

Shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata) 

Slash pine (pinus elliottii) 

Virginia pine (Pinus virglnlana) 

Longluf pine (Pinus palustris) 

Apply t tiS to t 7/8 quarts of this product per acre as ill broadcastspray 

during late summer 01' early fall after the conifers have hardened off. For 

applications at the end of the first growing season, use 3/4 quart of this 

product alone or in a recommended tank mixture. 

Tank Mixtures with Arsenal Applicators Concentrate: For conifer 

release, apply 314 to 11/2 quam of this product with 2 to 16 fluid ounces 

of Arsenal Applicators Concentrate per acre as a broadcast spray. Use 

only on contfers~cles that are labe!ed for over·the-top spray for both 

pi'oQucts. U$t the higher recommended rates for dense toogh-to-controi 

wood brush and lrees. 

Read and observe labe! cla!ms, cautionary statements and all infonnatlon 

on the labels of each product used in these tank mixtures. Use according 

to the most restrictive precautionary statements for each prcduct in 

the mixture. 

HerbaceousRelease 

When applied as directed, this product plus tisted residual herbicides 

pro~des poS\emergence control of the annual weeds and control or 

suppression ofthe perennial weeds listed in this label, and residual 

control of the weeds listed In the residuat herbidcle !<Ibet Make 

applications to actively growing weeds as a broadcast spray over 

the top oflabe!ed conifers, 

Tank Mixtures with Oust: To release lobiolly pines, lank. mix t2 to 

18 flukl ounces of this product with 2 to 4 ounces of Oust per acre. 

To relsase slash pines, tank mIX 9 to t2 fluid ounces of this product 

with 2 to 4 oun~s of Oust per acre. 

In Maine and New Hampshire fOr relene of red pine, balsam fir, red 

spruce, white spruce, NolWay spruce, and black spruce with heavy grass 

and herbaceous weeds infesting the site, up to 2 1M quarts per acre 

of this product may be tank mixed with t to 30% of Oust herbicide or 

Oust XP herbicide to controt grass, herbaceous weeds and woody brush, 

and apphm.ilIS.iI bro;lldcast spray, 

For tank. mixtures with Oust use .iI surfactant that is tabeled 

recommended for use In over-the-top hemaceous release app!icatioll$. 

Use ofthls product without a surfactant will result in reduced herblckfe 

performance. Refer to the "Mixing and Application Instructions" section 

of this labe! and the surfactant manufacturer labe! for rTIOfe information. 

Weed control may be reduced if water volumes exceed 25 gallons per 

acre for thesc treatmenl.$. 

Tank Mixture with Atrazlne: To release Douglas fir, apply 3/4 quart 

of this product with 4 pounds a1 of airazine per acre. Apply only over 

Doug!as fir that has been es!ablliShed for at least one full growing season. 

Apply in the earty spring, usually mid-March through early Aprrt Injury 

will occur if applications are made after bud swell in the $pring. Forthis 

use, do notadd surfactant to the tank mixture, 

Always read and fOllow the manufacturer's labe! for al! herbicides and 

surfactants used. 

Wetland Sites 

This product may be LlSed in and around water (aquatic areas) and 

wetlands found In forestry and in power, telephone and plpeDne rightsof-way sites, including where these sites are adjacent to or surrounding 

domestic water supply reservoirs, supply streams, lakes and ponds. 

Read and observe the fol!owlng before making applications in and 

around water. 

Consult local public water control authorities before applying !hi" 

product in and around public water. Permits may be requir(!d to 

treat in such areas. 

There is no restriction on the use of treated water for Irrigation, 

recreation ordomcs\ic purposes. 

Note: Do not apply this product directly to water within t/2 mite up-stream 

of an active potable water Intake in flowing water (i,e., river, stream, etc.) 

orwitllin tl2 mile of an active potable water Intake In a standing oody of 

water such as a lake, pond or reservoir. To make aquatic applications 

around and within 112 mile of active potable water intakes, the water 

intake must be turned off fOr a minimum period of 48 hours aner 

application. These aquatic applications may be made ONLY in thOM 

cases where there are altemative water sources or holding ponds which 

would permit the tuming off of an active potable waler intak.e for a 

minimum period of 4S hours after the application. This restriction does 

not apply to Intermittent inadvert@ntoversprayofwaterlnterrestrial 

use sites. 

Do not spray open bodies of water where woody brush, trees and 

herbaceous weeds do notexls\. The maximum application rate oj 

3 314 quarts per acre must not be exceeded!n a single over-WOller 

broadcast application except as follows, where any recommended 

rate may be applled: 

Stream crossings in utility right-of-way. 

Where applications will result in less than 20 percent of the total 

water atea being treated. 

Wildlife Habitat Restoration 

and Management Areas 

This product is recommended for the restoration and/or malnle(lance of 

native habitat and in "";ldHfe management areas. 

Habitat RQ$toration and Maintenance: When applied as dlrectad, 

exotic and other undesirable v8gl'll>ltion may be controlled In habitat 

management areas. Applications may be made to allow recovery of 

native plant species, to open up water to attract waterfoWl, and fOr sim!lar 

broad-spectrum vegetation control requlremonts in habitatmanagemont 

areas. Spot treatments may be made to lie!ectively remove unwanted 

plants for habRat enhancement. For spot treatments, care should be 

exercised to keep spray off of desirable plants. 

Wl!dlifo Food Plots.: This product may be used as a site prepat.1tion 

treatment prior to planting w!1dl!hl food plots. Apply as directed to control 

vegetation in the plot area. Any wildlife food species may be planted after 

applying this producI, or native species may be allowed to reinfest the 

area. !f ti~age is needed to prepare a 5e'edbed, mit 7 days after applying 

this product befOre !UKng to allow for mOtXimum effectiveness. 

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Wiper Applications 

For wick or wiper applications, mix t gallon of this product with 2 gallons 

of clean water to make a 33 percent solutio/I. Addilion of a nonioni<: 

surfactant at a rate of to percent by volume of total herbicide solution 

is r!'commended. 

Wiper applications can be used to control or suppress annual and 

perennial weeds listed on this label. tn heavy weed stanOs. a double 

application in opposite directions may Improve results. See the Weed 

Controlled' section In this label for rec.ommended timing. gro'Nltl stage 

and olherinslrucliollS for achieving optimum results 

Cut Stump Application 

Woody vegetation may be controlled by treating freshly <:UI: stumps of 

trees and resprouts wlJh this produ<:t. Apply this product using suitable 

equipment to enwre coverage of the entire cambilm. Cut vegetatioo 

close to the soil surface. Apply a 50 to 100 percent solution of this 

product to freshly cut surface immediately after cutting. DeJily i1 

applying this product may result in reduced performance. For best 

resulls, trees should be cut during periods of a~lve growth and full 

leaf expansion. 

When U5ed according to dire<:tions for cut stump application. this product 

will <:ontrol. partflilly <:ontrol or suppress most woody brush and tree 

spe<:ies. sctne ohYhJch are Hsted below: 

Common Name 

AId" 

Coyote brush' 

Dogwood ' 

Eucalyptus 

Hickory I 

Madrone 

Maple' 

0" 

Poplar' 

Reed, giant 

Saltcedar 

Sweet gum , 

Sycamore ' 

Tan oak 

W~1ow 

S<:lentffi<: Name 

Alnus spp. 

Bacdlaris consanguinea 

Comus spp. 

Eucalyptus spp. 

Carya spp. 

Arbutus menzlesi 

Ac.erspp. 

Quercus spp. 

Populus spp. 

Arundo donax 

Tamarix spp. 

Liquidambar styraciflua 

Ptatanus occid!nt3!is 

Uthocarpus densifiorus 

Salix spp. 

'This prodvct is not approved for this use on IhMe species in the state 

ofClllifomla. 

Injection and Frill Applications 

Woody vegetation may be controlled by injection or frill applicatloo of 

this product APPly this product using suitable equipment which must 

penetrate into living tissue. Apply the equivalent of t ml of this product 

per 2 to 3 indies of trunk c'Iameter, This Is best a<:hleved by aPPlYing 

25 to 100 percent <:oncentration of this product either to a conllnuous 

frill arovnd the tree Of as cuts evenly spaced around the tree below all 

branches. f1s tree diameter increQses in size, better results are achieved 

by applying dilute material to a continuous frill Of more <:Iosely spaced 

cuttings. AVOid application te<:hniques that allow runoff to oc<;:ur from 

frill or alt areas in species that exude sap freely al!er mils or<:utting. 

In species suc::h as these, make frill or cut at an oblique angl$ so as to 

produce a <:upping etfe<:t and use undiluted mllteriai. Forbes! results, 

applicatlons should be made during periods of active grD'Nlh and fuft 

leaf expansion. 

This tr.almont wlll control tho following woody species: 

Common Name 

Oak 

Scianlific Name 

Quer<:us spp. 

Poplar 

Sweet gum 

Sycamore 

POpUIU5 spp. 

liquid3l11bllr slyraciflua 

Platanus occidenlalis 

This treatment wnJ $uppru$ the following woody species: 

Common Name 

B111<:kgum I 

Dogwood 

Hickory 

Maple. red 

SCienlifi<: Name 

N)'Ssa sylvatlca 

Cornus spp. 

Carya spp. 

Acerrubrum 

, This product 1$ not approved for this use on this species in the slate 

of California. 

Release of Bermudagrass or 

Bahiagrass on Noncrop Sites 

Release of Dormant 8ermudagrass 

And Bahiagrass 

When applied as directed, this product will provide conlroi or suppre$$ion 

of many winter annual weeds and tall feJ<:ue for effective relene of 

dormant bermudagrall$ or bahiagrass. Make appucalions to donnant 

bennudagrass or bahiagr3ss. 

For best results on winter annuals. treat When weeds are in an eariy 

growth stage (below 6 inches in height) afler mo~t have germinated. 

For best results on tall feiwe, treat when fesQJe Is In orbcyorrlthe 

<I to 6·leafstage. 

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Weeds Controlled 

Rate recommendations for control or suppre!iSion of winter annuals and tall fescue .lre listed below. 

Apply the recommended ratos of this product in to to 25 gallons of water pl!Ir acre plus a surfactanuuch as :a non·ionic surfactant containing 80% 

or grea~er active ingredienl. Use oflhis proauct wilhout surfactant will result in reduced h!!rbicide perfonnance. Rcferto the "Mixing and ApplfCiitlon 

Instructions" section of this label and the surfactant manufacturer label for more InfOrmation. 

Weods Controlled or Supprossj)d • 

Noto: C" Controlled: S = Suppressed 

WeRd SpRcies 

oOC['." """ 

ill 

~ [ , 

I Che",;' 

~ 

~ 

~~:,. 

I 

~ H,"~~ [ 

I, [""" 

v.;~''' •• 

s 

S 

S 

S 

s 

0 

0 

s 

0 

a 

0 

0 

0 

(F[,[d' •• w ,., .. ) 

c c C C 

C C C C C 

C C C C c 

c C c c c 

c c c c 

s • c c c 

S s c c c 

c c c c c 

0 0 0 S s 

0 • • c c 

... c c c C 

0 s c c c 

[] s c c c 

'These rates apply only to sites where an established compelitiVe turf is present. 

Release Of Actively Growing Bermudagrass 

NOTE! U.e only on sites where bahiagrass or bennudagrass lIIfl) 

desired for ground cover and some temporary injury or yellowing 

of t~e grasses can be totllrated. 

When applied as directed, this product wit aid in the release of 

bermudagrass by providing control of annual species li$ted in the 

"Weeds Controlled" section in this label, and suppression or partial 

control ofceitain perennial weeds. 

For control or suppression of thO$e annual species listed in this label, use 

3/4 to 2 f/4 pints of this product as a. broadcastspray In 10 to 25 galions 

of spray solution per acre, plus a surfactant such as a non-ionic 

surfactant containing 80% or greater active ingredient. Use of this 

product Without surfactant will result In reduced herbicide perfonnance. 

Refer tothe ~Mfxlng and AppUcatlon Instructions' section of this label and 

the surfactant manufacturer label for more infonnatlOl1. Use the tower 

rate when treating annual w~eds below61nches In height (or length of 

runner in annual vines). Use Ihe higher rate as size of planls Increases 

or as they approach flower or seedhead fonnation. 

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Use the higher rale for partial control or longer-term suppression of 

the following perennial specJes. Use lower rales for shorter-term 

suppression of growth. 

Bahiagrnss 

Dallisgrass 

Fescue (tal~ 

Johnsongrass f 

Trumpetcreeper" 

Vaseyg~$s 

l Johnsongrass is controlled at the higher rate. 

ttSuppression a.t the! higher rate only. 

Use only on well-es\abJlshed bermudagrass. Blmnudagrass injury may 

result from the treatment but regrowth will occur under moist condrtlons, 

Repeal <Ipp/ications in the same season are not recommended, slnee 

severe injury may result 

BahiagraS$ Seedhead and 

Vegetative Suppression 

When applied as directed In the "NcnCfOp Sites" section in this label, 

this prcduct will prO'.'fde significant Inhlbilion of seed head emergence 

and win suppress vegetative gro\\r1:h for a period of approximately 

<15 days With single IIPplicaUons lind approximately 120 days Wilh 

sequential applications. 

Apply this product 1 to 2 weeks after full green_up of bahiagrass or after 

the bahlagrass has been mowed to a uniform height of3 to <I inches. 

AppliC1lHons must be m<lde prior to seedhead emergence. Apply 

5 fluid ounCl!S per acre of this product In to to 25 gallons ofwaterper 

acre, plus II surfactant such as a oon-ionfc surfactant containing 80% or 

greater active Ingredient. Use of this product without surfactant will 

result In ~uc:ed he!l;!lcide performance. Rcferto the "Mixing and 

Application Instructions' section of this label and the surfactant 

manufacturer label formore infOImation. 

Sequenllal applicallens of this product plus nonionicsurfactant may 

be made at approXimately <l5-day intervals to extend the period of 

seed head and vegetative growth suppression. For continued vegetative 

growth suppression, sequential applicaUons must be made prior to 

seedhead emergence. 

Apply no more than 2 sequential applications per year. ~ a first 

sequenllal application, apply 3 fluid ounces of this product per acre 

plus nonlonic surfactant. A second sequentiiill application of 2 to 

3 nuld oonces- per acre plus non Ionic surf<1ctant ma.y be made 

approximately <15 days after Ihe last application. 

Annual Grass Growth Suppression 

For growth suppression of some annual grasses, such as annual 

ryegrass, wild barley and wild oats growing in coarse Iurf on roadsides 

orother industrial areas, apply 3 to <I ounces of this product in to to 

040 gallons of water per ac~ plus a surfactant such as a non·lonlc 

surfactant containing 80>,{, or greater active Ingredient. Use of this 

product wUhoutsurfactantwlJ! result In reduced he!l;!icide performance. 

Refer to the "Mixing and Appllc:nlon Instrulllions· section ofthfs laber and 

the sUlfactant manufacturer label formore hformalion .. Applications 

shouk! be made when annuli grasses are actlvelY9rowing and before 

the seedheads are in the! boot slage of development. Treatments made 

afulr $eedhead emergence may cause Injury to the desired grasses. 

Terms and Conditions of Use 

Iftenns of the following Warranty DisclaImer, Inherent Risks of Use, and 

timililtion of Remedies are notacccptabJe, return unopened package at 

once to the seller for a full refund of purchase price paid. Otherwise, use 

by the bUyer or any other user constitutes acceptance of the terms under 

Warranty Disclaimer, Inherent Risks of Use and Limitations of Remedies. 

s •• 

':;N~::~;~~';::~b~::b;:Z.~~~;', buying or usirg product. If al product It once, unopened, and 

. I i 

;"h.~"1y ~"'_".',.d with the use of this 

product. Crop injury, ineffectiveness other unintended consequences 

m;ly result because of such factors as manner of use or application, 

welolther or crop conditions, presence of other materials or other influencing 

factors in the use of the product, which are beyond the control of Helm Agro 

US, Inc. or Seller. To the extent permitted by appUcable law, all such risks 

shaU be assumed by Buyer and User, and Buyer and User agree to hold 

Helm and Seller harmlellS for any claims rerating to such factors. 

Helm warranls th~t this product conforms to the chemical description on the 

label and is reasonably fit for the purposes stated In Ihe Directions for Use, 

subject to the inherent risks referred to above. when used in IIccordance 

with directions under normal use condUlons. To the extent permitted by 

applic;ble law, this wamanty does not extend to the use of this product 

contralY to label Instrue\ions, or under abnormat condilions or under 

conditions not reasonably foreseeable to or beyond the control of Seller or 

Helm. and Buyer and User assume the risk of any such use. To the extent 

permitted by applicable law, HELM MAKES NO WARRANTIES OF 

MERCHANTABILIlY OR OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE 

NOR A~Y OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY EXCEPT AS 

STATED ABOVE. 

In no ellflnt shall Helm or Seller be liable for any incidental, consequential 

or speciat damages resulting from the use or handling Of this product. TO 

THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE EXCLUSIVE 

REMEDY OF THE USER OR BUYER, AND THE EXClUSIVE LIABILITY 

OF HELM AND SELLER FOR ANY AND All CLAIMS, LOSSES, 

INJURIES OR DAMAGES (INCLUDING CLAIMS BASEO ON BREACH OF 

WARRANTY, CONTRACT. NEGUGENCE, TORT, STRICT LlABIUTY OR 

OTHERWJSE) RESULTING FROM THE USE OR HANDUNG OF THIS 

PRODUCT, SHALL BE THE RETURN OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF 

THE PRODUCT OR, AT THE B.,ECTION OF HELM OR S8..LER, THE 

REPLACEMENT OF THE PRODUCT. 

Helm and Seller offer this produc~ and Buyer and User accepl it, subject to 

the foregOing conditions of sale and Imitations of warranty and of liability, 

which may not be modified except by written agreement Signed by II duly 

aulhorized representative of Helm. 

Helm Agro US, Inc 829E 

Tournament Drive, Suite 310 

Memphis, Tennessee 38125 

info@helmagro.com 

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PRIA 2 - 21 Day Content Screen Review Worksheet 

(EP AlOPP Use Only) 

3/23/09 

21 Day Screen Start Date: II - ~ S-- 0 <; . / 

Experts In-Processing Signature: t1,.: 1-14/(./1-11'16 rQ!'i Date It" z ~O <f Fee Paid: Yes_V 

Division management contacted on issues No Yes Date 

EPA Reg. Number: 7 Lf 5"30 - U A EPA Receipt Date: /1- Zs;--O') 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

It~ms for Review 

Application Form (EPA FOl1l1 8570-1)Oink to form) signed & complete 

including package type 

Yes No N/A 

x 

Confidential Statement of Formula all boxes completed, fonn signed, and X 

dated (EPAFonn 8570-4) (Link to fonn) 

a) All inerts (link to hrtpJ/www.epa.gov/opprdOOllineJ1s/), yes no 

including fragrances, approved for the proposed uses (see 

Footnote A) 

Certification with Respect to Citation of Data (EPA Form 8570·34) (Link to 

fonn) c<>mpleted and signed (N/A if 100% repack) 

Certificate and data matrix consistent 

If applicant is relying on data that are compensable, is the offer 

to pay statement included, (see Footnote B) 

yes 

If applicable, is there a letter of Authorization for exclusive use only. 

Formulator's Exemption Statement (EPA Ponn 8570-27) (Link to fonn) 

completed and signed (N/A if source is unregistered or applicant owns the 

technical) 

no 

Data Matrix (EPA F0l1l18570-35) (Link to fonn) both internal and external 

copies (PR 98-5) (Link to PR 98-5) completed and signed (N/A iflOO% 

repack) 

a) Selective Method (Fee category experts use) 

b) Cite-All (Fee category experts use) 

f----------------f-+--1::. 

.. . 

", - . c) Applicant o-wns all data (Fee category experts use) ~, '" ,-: 

5 Copies of Label (link to http://www.epa.gov/opnfeadlliabeIingflrmO V 

(Electronic labels on CD are encouraged and guidance is available)( link to /\ 

htlp://www,epa,gov/peslicides/regulalingfregistering!submissionsflrldex.hlm#labels 

11 

I 

21 
)" , 

- Ix 7 Is the data package consistent with PRNotice 86-5 Oink to PRN 86-5) 

Notice of Filing (link to 

8 uttQ://mvw.ena.gov!:Qesticides/reguIatin2ltolerallce Retitions.htm) included X with petitions (link to 

httJ>:l!www.epa.gov/pe,ticides/regulatinllftolerances.htm) I 

9 

r If applicable for conventional applications, reduced risk rationale (link to 

http://vf''''-...,·.epa.goy/opprdOOl/workplanireducedrisk.html) X 

Required Data (link to 

http://Vrww.e)2<'t.goY[l2esticides/regulatingldata r~uirements.htm) and/or 

data waivers. See Footnote C. 

a) List study (or studies) not included with application I 

I 

10 

2 

22 
Comments: 

-iCO/ rq'O.cx. 

-l1D611XJJeS a&sooo.:lc.cl 'W/fuls JmKtt 

* N/A -Not Applicable 

Footnotes 

A. During the 21 day initial content review, all eSFs will be reviewed to detennine 

whether all inerts listed, including fragrances, are approved for the proposed uses. If an 

unapproved 1.."1ert is identified, the applicant must either 1) resolve the inert issue by, for 

example, removing the inert, substituting it with an approved inert, submitting 

documentation that EPA approved the inert for the proposed pesticidal uses, correcting 

mistakes on the eSF, etc. Or 2) provide the data to support OPP approval of the inert or3) 

withdraw the appli cation. Removing or substituting an inert ingredient will require a new 

CSF and may require submission of data. All infonnation, forms, data a.l1d 

QQcumentation resolving the inert issue must have been received by the Agency or li:te 

application withdrawn within the 21 day Ileriod. otherwise, the Agency will reject the 

application as described below. 

To successfully complete this aspect of the 21 day initial content screen, applicants are 

strongly en couraged to verify that all inert ingredients have been approved for the 

application's uses even if a product is currently registered by consulting the inert Web 

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site [link to http:/ . . Ww.epa.gov/opprdOO lIinertsllists.ht~IJ and Ifthe inert is not 

approved, to obtain the necessary inert approval prior to submitting an application 

to register a pesticide product containing that inert mgredient. Some ine1t 

ingredients are no longer approved for food uses or certain types of uses. The name 

and/or CAS number on a CSF must match the name and CAS number on this web site. 

Simple typographical errors .in the nrune or CAS number have resulted.in processing 

delays. 

Ifan inert is not listed on the inert ingredient web site and the applicant believes that the 

inert has been approved, the applicant should contact the Inert Ingredient Assessment 

Branch (HAB) at inertsbranch@epagov and resolve the issue. Copies of the 

correspondence with HAB resolving the issue should accompany the application. All 

new inerts except PIP inerts are reviewed by nAB. The IIAB should also be contacted 

for any questions on what supporting data needs to be submitted for and the Agency's 

inert review process. Questions on PIP inerts should be directed to the Chief of 

Microbial Pesticides Branch [Link to 

hlli.:llwww.epa.gov/oppbppdllbiopesticidesicontBctsbppd.htm ]. 

When a brand, trade, or proprietary name ofan inert ingredient is listed on a CSF, 

additional information such as an al tern ate name of the inert, CAS number or other 

info!TI1ation [link to htlJ,1://www.epa.gov/opprdOOllinerts/tips.pdfJ must also be included 

to enable the Agency to detennine if it has been approved. Each component of an inert 

mixture (including a fragrance) must be identified. In some cases, the supplier of the 

mixture or fragrance may need to provide this information to the Agency. Prior to the 

Agency's receipt of an application, applicants must arrange with a proprietary mixture or 

fragrance supplier to provide the component infonnation to the Agency or promptly upon 

EPA's request. If the inert ingredients in a proprietary blend (including fragrances) 

cannot or are not identified or provided within the 2 I-day content review period, the 

Agency will reject the application. 

During the 21 day content review, applicants should submit information to the individual 

identified by the Agency when the applicant is infonned of an unapproved inert. 

Unapproved Inerts Identified on CSFs 

All applications exceot conventional new products and PIPs 

Once an unapproved inert is identified on a CSF, the Agency will contact the 

applicant with the following options: 

1. Correct the application by, for instance, correcting the inert's identity or CAS 

number, providing documentation that the.inert has been approved, or 

removing the unapproved inert from the CSF or replacing it with one that is 

approved for the application's uses; or 

2. Submit the infonnation and data needed for the Agency to approve the 

unapproved inert. Iftms option is selected and implemented, the Agency may 

request an extension in the PRIA decision review timeframe to accommodate 

the inert review/approval process; 

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3. Withl :v the application (the Agency retains 2~,0 otthe full fee for the fee 

category estimated); or 

Ifnone of these options is selected and implemented by the applicant within the 

21 day content reView period) the Agency will r~ect the application and retain 

25% of the full fee of the category identified. 

Conventional New Product Appljg.tion§ 

When the Registration Division identifies an unapproved inert on a CSF with an 

application for anew product that the applicant has not identified as requiring an 

inert approval (R31 1, R312 or R313), it will contact the applicant with the 

foHowing'options: 

1. Correct the application by) for instance, correcting the inert's identity or CAS 

number) providing documentation that the inert has been approved, or 

removing the W1approved inert from the CSF or replacing it with one that is 

approved for the application's uses; or 

2. Submit the infonnation and data needed for the Agency to approve the 

unapproved inert, including any required petition to establish or amend a 

tolerance or exemption from a tolerance. (This option may change thePRlA 

category for the application, which could require a longer decision review 

time and a larger fee. If additional fees are due, they must be received by the 

Agency within the 21 day content review period.) 

3. Withdraw the application (the Agency retains 25% of the full fee for the fee 

category estimated); or 

If none of the above options is selected and implemented during the 2l-day 

content-review period, the Agency will reject the application and retain 25% of 

the appropriate fee for the new product~inert approval category. 

PIP Applications 

Vlhen the Biopesticide and Pollution Prevention Division identifIes an 

unapproved inert on a PIP CSF and a request to approve the inert does not 

accompany the application, it will contact the applicant with the following 

options: 

1. Correct the application by, for instance, correcting the spelling Or name of the 

inert to that in 40 CFR 174, or providing documentation that the inert has been 

approved; or 

2. Submit the infonnation and data needed for the Agency to approve the 

unapproved inert. If an inert ingredient tolerance exemption petition is 

required, the petition must be received by the Agency and the B903 fee paid 

within the 21 day period. If this option is selected and implemented, the 

Agency will discuss harmonizing thetimeframe for both actions. 

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3. Withdraw the application (the Agency retains 25% of the full fee for the fee 

category estimated); or 

Ifnone of the above options is selected and implemented during the 21 day 

content review period, the Agency will reject the application and retain 25% of 

the fee. 

B. A poli cy on documentation of offers to pay is still being developed~ however, for a 

me-too or fast track (similar/identical) new product, R300 or A530, an application 

without the necessary authorizations of offers to pay will be placed into either R301 or 

A531, The Agency recommends that authorizations of offers to pay be submitted with 

other PRIA applications to avoid delays in the Agency's decision. 

C. Biopesticide applicants are advised to contact the Agency and discuss study waivers 

prior to submitting their application to the Agency. Documentation of such discussions 

should be submitted with the study waiver. 

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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20450 

December I, 2009 

OffICE Of 

PREVENTION, PESTICIDES AND 

TOXIC SUBSTANCES 

PLEASE RETURt'l A COPY OF THIS LEITER WITH PAYMENT 

Or Pay On-Line at www.Pay.Gov (See Below for Details) 

OPP Decision Number: D-423901 

EPA File Symbol or Registration Number: 74530-UA 

Product Name: HELOSA IE AQUATIC & VM HEREICIDE 

EPA Receipt Date: 25-Nov-2009 

EPA Company Number: 74530 

Company Name: HELM AGRO US, INC. 

MARSHALL B. WIXSON, PH.D. 

HELM AGRO US, INC. 

8275 TOURNAMENT DRIVE, SUITE 340 

MEMPHIS, TN 38125-

SUBJECT: Receipt of Registration Application Subject to Registration Service Fee 

Dear Registrant: 

The Office of Pesticide Programs bas received your application for registration. Jfyou 

submitted data with this application, the results of the PRN-86-5 screen will be communicated 

separately. During the administrative screen, the Office of Pesticide Programs has determined 

that this Action is subject to a Pesticide Registration Service Fee as defmed in the Pesticide 

Registration Improvement Act. 

The Action has been identified as Action Code: R300 

NEW PRODUCT;ME-TOO PRODUCT FAST TRACK; 

Please remit payment in the amount of: $15 (31,365 fee minus $1,350 previously paid) to: 

By USPS: 

USEPA Washington Finance Center 

Pesticide Registration Service Fee 

PO Box 979074 

St. Louis, MO 63197-9000 

27 
By Courier: 

U.S. Bank 

Government Lockbox 979074 

1005 Convention Plaza 

SL-MO-C2-GL 

St. Louis, MO 63197 

Telephone: (412) 236-2294 

All payments must be in United States currency by check, bank draft, or money order 

drawn to the order ofthe Environmental Protection Agency. To ensure proper credit, please 

write the OPP DECISION NUMBER on your check, and enclose a copy of this letter with your 

payment. 

Effective November 1, 2006, fees may be paid on-line via credit card or electronic ftmd 

transfer. To submit a payment on-line, visit www.pay.gov. From the pay.gov home page, select 

"search by fOlm name." From the next page, select "P," then click on "Pesticide Registration 

Improvement Act. Fee Payment" and complete the fonn, making certain to use the decision 

number and registration number on the invoice you receive from the Pesticide Program in the 

space provided. 

You may be eligible for a partial waiver of the registration service fee if, for example, you 

qualify as a small business or are applying for a minor use, or if your application is solely 

associated with an IRA tolerance petition. Please be advised that if you intend to request a 

waiver, you must do so in writing within 15 days of receipt of this invoice instead of remitting 

the amount indicated above. OPP will not consider waiver requests after the registration service 

fee has been paid. Information regarding eligibility and how th request and document a fee 

waiver is available on the OPP Fee for Service web site at www.epa.gov/pesticidesJfees. 

Please send Registration Service Fee Waiver requests to: 

By USPS: 

Document Processing Desk (WAIVER) 

Office o[Pesticide Programs (7504C) 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 

1200 Pennsylvania Ave NW 

Washington, DC 20460 

By Courier: 

Document Processing Desk (WAIVER) 

Office o[Pesticide Programs (7504C) 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 

Room S4900 Potomac Yard 1 

2777 S. Crystal Dr. 

Arlington, V A 22202 

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A PRIA decision time review period will not start until a fee waiver is granted and/or the 

Agency receives certification that the outstanding fee has been paid. If the Agency does not 

receive certification of payment for this action or a fee waiver request within the next 30 days, 

the Agency will presume that you no longer want to pursue this action. The Agency will then 

initiate a process that may result in adininistrative withdrawal of this action, 

If you have any questions, please contact the Pesticide Registration Service Fee 

Ombudsman at (703) 305-6249. 

Sincerely, 

Front End Processing Staff 

Infonnation Technology & Resources Management Division 

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/Fee for Service/ - {86324A~ 

This package includes the following for Division 

@ New Registration °AD 

° Amendment °BPPD 

@RD 

o Studies? o Fee Waiver? [ill Ovolpay % Reduction: 

Risk Mgr. 

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November 23, 2009 Check No 1672 

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MEMPHIS, TN 38125 

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Unittd SIOIfI 8 Registration opp Icllntifi.r NutNI't 

oEPA Environmental Protection Agencv Amendment 

W .. hington, DC 20460 Other 

Application for Pesticide· Soctlon I 

I. ComponylProduet Numb.r 2, EPA Prodll\:t Mlnlgor 3, Propohd cralSiflcotion 

74530· 1.((.\ Jim Tompkins ~Nono U Roslri~tlJd 4. Complny/ProduoIINdm.' PM' 

Helosafe Aquatic and VM Herbicide 25 

5. Nome ond Addf'U of Applic.",t (fncludlJ ZIP Cod., 6. Expedited Reveiw. In accordance with FIFRA Section 3(cH3) 

Helm Agro US, Inc. (bJIiI, my product is similar or irn,ntical In composition and labeling 

8275 Tournament Drive, Suite 340 to: 

Memphis, TN 38125 EPA Reg. No. 

o Ch.ck if rhi$ is • new eddrllu Product Name 

Section· II 

U Am.ndm~nl- Exploin bolow. U Final printad lebel, in fOp'ons. to 

"goncy lotter dolod' 

0 RO~llbmjnion In ro'ponlOll to AgencY lott~r dated 0 "Me Too~ Applicalion. 

0 NOlificlltion· E)!ploin below. fKl Othor· bplain botow. 

Explanation: u~o additionol p"'go{sl il nncel/sory. (for $eClion I and S.clS"n II.{ 

100% Repack Registration of - using alternate label " H as a guide. 

Section - III 

1. M.tlrl,1 Thll Produd Will" P,ofc.,.d In: 

Chld·R",lstonl Pockoglng Unit P~keging Woter Soillbll> Pochging 2. Typo 01 Conl&iMr 

:;)v .. ~Y" bj Y .. ~MOW X Pfostic No X No No Gino 

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Unit Peclteging wgt. conll)!nOr Pack'go wgt containlr Olhor ISpecify) b# $ubmitt«l 

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3.loc"'tion 01 Nel Csntlnts Inf"lmetion 4. Sill!l) Rltail Container I SfxLoo'ron ef Lebel Direction. 

X Lobel U Contoinor 2.5. 5, 30, 270 Gal .• BULK 

6. M&nnlr in Which Leb.1 I. AHiiltod' to Prnduct t.J Ulh'gf1lph U Oth.r 

Pap., 1..ued 

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1, Conlacl Point (Compl,t. ir.fIn dirtlclly b,low for itflNlrificlltKln of intlivlrlulll to be Ctlnrllct~, if nttcn.sary, ro proCflU mi" tlppkr!etkm.1 N_. Titlo Telephon. No. ~Mfllg\ Ar •• ColiC\! 

Dr. Marshall B. Wixson Manager, Product Development ,9G1·312·1525 

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Certification , G. Oilb..4pplicotion " ; , , , I cl!1ily that the ,tollm.nts: I h,ve medo on Ihis form.nd aff att.chmen" thOl1lto ,r. lru., aCCUf1ltl alld compl,10. RO'coivW 

I Icltnowloctge th.t .ny knowlinglly folu or mi$I'ldiltg 'tllemnnt rney b. puniUl.blo by filM or imprisenment or ' '(~~njpedl bOlh tlnd.r 'pplc.bI. law. .. » , , 

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Dr. Marshall B. Wixson November 23, 2009 

EPA Form 8ti70 . 1 iR,v. 3941 - P r.Vlous od'l, . 'ons IU 0 obsolet •• . Y"-~Copy 

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HELm .l:iGRO US, INC. 

November 23, 2009 

Document Processing Desk (APFL) 

Office of Pesticide Programs (7505P) 

U. S. Environmental Protection Agency 

One Potomac Yard - South Building 

2777 S. Crystal Drive 

Arlington, V A 22202 

Attention: Mr. Jim Tompkins, PM Team 25 

8275 Tournaml?nt Drive, SUite 340 

Memphis, Tennessee 38125 

Phone: 1901) 312-1525 

Fair. 19011312-1535 

wvNJ.helmagro.com 

RE: HELOSATE AQUATIC AND VM HERBICIDE 

100% REPACKAGE REGISTRATION APPLICATION 

Dear Mr, Tompkins. 

Please find enclosed the foHowing in support of Helm Agro's 100010 Repackage registration of 

EPA Reg. No. following the alternate name) lab~l:_ ." 

1- 8570-1 Application Ponn 

2 - 8570-4 Confidential Statement of Fonnula 

1 - Formulator's Exemption 

1 -Copy ofPRIA Fee Check paid to EPA 

5 - Copies draft labeling 

Helm Agro US, Inc. has changed the Emergency Contact infonnation and the warranty on the 

label. No further changes were made to the labeling. 

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If further infonnation is needed, please do not hesitate to contact me by telephone @ (90 I~ ':;'J'1~) 

1525 or by email @mwixson@helmagro.com : , ) , : , 

Sincerely, 

HELM AGRO US INC. 

Manager, 

Dr.~~on Product Development 

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, Form approved. OMB No. 2070.01}60, 2070-0057, J·O t07, 2070-0t22. 2070-0t64. 

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United states 

Environmental Protection Agency 

Washington. DC 2Q.460 

Formulator's Exemption Statement 

(40 CFR 152.85) 

Applicant's Name and Address EPA Fie Symhol/Reglstratlon Number 

Helm Agro US, Inc. 74530-xx 

8275 Tournament Drive, Suite 340 Product Name 

Memphis, TN 38125 Helosate Aquatic and VM Herbicide 

Date of Conndentiat Statement ot Formul .. (EPA Form 8570-4) 

11123/2009 

As an authorized representative of the applicant fOf registralion of the product identified above, t certify that: 

(t) This product cOnlains the foltov.ing active ingredlent(s): 

Glyphosate 

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(2) Of these, each active ingredient listed tn paragraph (4) is presenl solely as the result of the use of that active Ingredient ilj ti1efsJanUfactUring, 

formulation Of repackagng another product which contains that active ingredient which Is registered under FIFRA Sectlcn i, s ~rChiWed by 

us from another person and meets the requirements of 40 CFR section t58.50(e)(2) or (3). """ , , , , 

(3) Indicate by checking (A) or (8) below ....t1ich paragraph apptles: , , " , , , , , , .. , , , " , , 

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That formula statement indicates, by Company name, registration numbm-, and prodUct name, the source.onh3J:ibtlve ingredinnt(s) listed in 

paragraph (t). ., " , , OR " .. , 

• , .. • f (B) The Confldenllal Statement of FOfmula (CSF)(EPA Form 8570-4) referenced above and on file \\lith the EPA Is comp~et~, current, an 

accurate and containslhe tnformation requlfed on the current CSF. 

(4) The foHoy,jng active ingredients In this product qualify for the formulator's exemption. 

Source 

ActiVe Ingredient Product Name Registration Number 

Glyphosate 

s;g",,~ Nilmeand ntle Date 

Dr. Marshall Wixson, Mgr.Pro.Dev(I 1 I12312009 

EPA ForpfB570-27 (Rev, 06-2004) Copy t_ EPA 

Copy 2 - Applicant copy 

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Page 39 contains the product confidential statement of formula and is not included in this copy.