docker: production image + Gitea Actions for monthly refresh

Dockerfile: self-contained image with corpus + Chroma + BM25 baked
in. Drawbar's compose pulls + runs without volume mounts. Built from
sources.json (labels schema), PRODUCT_NAME=crop_chem by default,
HYBRID_SEARCH=true (always-on for production quality). RERANK_URL +
OLLAMA_URL get set at compose time.

.gitea/workflows/refresh.yml: monthly cron (1st @ 06:00 UTC) does
full scrape → reindex → image push. Scrapes Bayer (~30 min) +
EPA PPLS row-crop filtered (~7h). Skips reindex+push if no corpus
diff. Tags pushed: :latest, :<sha12>, :corpus-<YYYY.MM.DD>.

.gitea/workflows/image-only.yml: on-demand or auto on code-only
pushes to main (paths: docs_mcp/, rag/, scrape/, requirements.txt,
Dockerfile, sources.json). Reindexes from committed corpus, builds
image, pushes. ~10 min vs ~9h full refresh.

.gitignore: corpus/ now COMMITTED (4,159 labels, 265 MB of .md +
sidecars). Lets image-only.yml rebuild indexes without re-scraping.
chroma/ + bm25/ still gitignored (regenerable binary indexes).

.dockerignore: drops venv, eval results, PLAN/README/CLAUDE.md,
deploy/, .git/ — keeps the image lean. corpus + chroma + bm25
explicitly NOT in dockerignore (those go INTO the image).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

corpus/epa_ppls/7969-83.md

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+# FASTER HERBICIDE
+
+- EPA Reg No: **7969-83**
+- Registrant: BASF AGRICULTURAL SOLUTIONS US, LLC
+- Signal word: Danger
+- Active ingredients: Sodium bentazon (29.8%); Sodium salt of fomesafen (7.2%)
+- Label accepted: 1997-10-22
+- Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/007969-00083-19971022.pdf
+
+---
+1117 Z3 7167-}3 
+CCEPTED 
+BASF 
+OCT 22 :997 
+FasterTM 
+herbicide 
+Postemergence Herbicide 
+For broad spectrum weed control in soybeans. 
+A soluble liquid formulation containing: 
+Active Ingredients:' 
+Sodium salt of bentazon: ....................................................................... 29.8% 
+Sodium salt of fomcsalen ......................................................................... 7.2% 
+Inert ingredients ................................................................................. ~ 
+Total .................................................................................................... 100.0% 
+'Equivalent to 2.66 pounds per gallon bentazon (3-(1-methy:othyl)-1 H-2, 1 ,3-
+benzothiadiazin-4(3H)-one 2.2 dioxide and 0.67 pounds per gallon of fomesafen 
+) (5-(2-chloro-4-triftuorcmethyl) phenoxy)-N-methylsulfonyl)-2-nltrcbenzamide. 
+EPA Reg. No. 7969-83 
+KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. 
+DANGER/PELIGRO 
+Si usted no entiende la etiqucta, busque a alguien para que so la explique a 
+usted en detalle. (II you do not understand the label. find someo~e to read it to 
+you in detail.) 
+Agricultural Use Requirements 
+Use this product onty in n::cordanco I/v'ilh its ;i:.iueling and \'Jith ttle Worker Protection 
+Standard. 40 CFR part i 70. Refer ~o supplC?mentai ;ab~}!:ng U:1c!er • Ag,icl;ltuml Use 
+nequiremcnts" in the Directions For Use section for information about this standard . .. __ ._~ .•.•. , _ .. r...,,· ':'''''",--.,.,.::--"-':~, .. ~~':.I" -. 
+Net contents 2 1/2 gallons 
+OASF Corporation 
+P.O. Box 13528. Research TriJJ1g~e :->J.;':(, NC. 27709 
+RT 10-16-97 
+Specimen Label
+
+Precautionary Statements 
+. HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND 
+DOMESTIC ANIMALS 
+DANGER 
+. This product contains fomesafen 
+which has been determined to cause 
+tumors in laboratory animals (mice). 
+Risks can be reduced by ciosely fol­
+lowing use directions and precau­
+tions and by wearing the protective 
+clothing specified elsewhere on this 
+label. 
+Corrosive. Causes irreversible eye 
+damage. Harmful if swallowed or 
+absorbed through the skin. Do not 
+get in eyes or on olothing. Avoid con­
+tact with skin. Prolonged or frequently 
+repeated skn contact may cause 
+allergic reactions in some individuals_ 
+Personal Protective Equipment (pPE) 
+Applicators and other handlers 
+must wear: 
+• Long-sleeved shirt and long pants 
+• Waterproof gloves 
+• ShOes plus socks 
+• Protective eyewear 
+'card clothing and other 
+Joment materials that have been 
+drenched or heavily contaminated 
+with this product's concentrate. 
+Follow manufacturer's instructions 
+for cleaning.' maintaining PPE. If no 
+such instructio~s for washables, use 
+detergent a~d hot water. Keep and 
+wash PPE separately from other 
+laundry. 
+Engineering Controls Statement: 
+When han:::ers use closed systems, 
+enc:osed cabs, or aircraft in a man­
+ner that mcsts the requ:rcments list­
+ed in the Worker Protection Standard 
+(WPS) for a;;ricultural pesticides [40 
+CFR 170.2~0(d)(4-6)J, the handler 
+PPE requirc,11ents may be reduced 
+or modified as specified in t~18 WPS. 
+J
+er Safety Recommendations 
+ers should: 
+• Wash hands before eating, drinking, 
+chewing gum, using tobacco, or 
+using the toilet. 
+• Remove ciothing immediately if pes­
+ticide gets inside. Then wash thor-
+0ugh
y and put on clean clothing. 
+• Remove PPE immediately after han­
+dling this product. Wash the outside 
+of gloves before removing. As soon 
+as possible, wash thoroughly and 
+change into clean clothing. 
+Statement of Practical Treatment 
+If in eyes: Hold eyelids open and 
+flush with a steady, gentle stream of 
+water for 15 minutes. Get medical 
+attention. 
+If swallowed: Call a doctor or get 
+rnedical atention. Do not Induce 
+vomiting or gIVe any1tJing by mOlJlh 
+to a'1 unconscious person. Drink 
+promptly a large quantity of milk, egg 
+VJhitcs. gelatin solution, or if these 
+are nut availab!e, drinklarge quanti­
+ties of water. Avoid alcohol. 
+If on skin: Wash wilh plenty of soap 
+and water. Get medical attention. 
+Note to physician: Probably 
+mucousal damage may contraindi­
+cate the use of gastric lavage . 
+Environmental Hazards 
+For terrestrial uses, do not apply 
+directly to water, or to areas where 
+surface water is present I or to inter­
+tidal areas below the mean high 
+water mark. Do not contaminate 
+water ""hen disposing of equipment 
+wash waters. Do not apply when 
+weather conditions favor drift from 
+target area. Bentazon and fome­
+safen are present in this product. 
+Bentazon is known to leach through 
+soil into groundwater under certain 
+conditions as a result of agricultural 
+use. Fomesafen sodium is also 
+known to leach through soil into 
+ground water under certain condi­
+tions as a result of label use. Use of 
+this product in areas where soils are 
+permeable, particularly where the 
+water table is shallow, may result in 
+ground-water contamination. 
+Directions for use 
+It is a violation of Federal law to use 
+this product in a manner inconsistent 
+with its labeling. 
+Do not apply this product in a way 
+that will contact workers or other 
+persons, either directly or through 
+drift. Only protected handlers may 
+be in the area during application. For 
+any requirements speCific to your 
+Slate or Tribe, consu:! the agency 
+responsible for pesticide regulation. 
+Agricultural Use Requirements 
+Use this product only in accordance 
+with its labeling and with the Worker 
+Protection Standard, 40 CFR part t 70. 
+This standard contains requirements 
+for tho protection of agricultural work­
+ers on farms, forests, nurseries, and 
+greenhouses, and I,andlers of agricul­
+tural pesticides. It contains require­
+ments for training, decontamination, 
+notification. and emergency assis­
+tance. It also contains specific instruc­
+tions and exceptions pertaining to the 
+statements on this label about person­
+al protective equipment (prE), and 
+restricted entry interval. The require­
+ments 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 to 
+treated areas during the restricted 
+entry interval REI of 48 hours. 
+PPE required for eady cntry to treated 
+areas that is permitted under the 
+"Vorker Protoction Standard nnd that 
+involves cont<Jct ' .... iH' ~r.ything that has 
+been treated. such as p!ants, soil, and 
+water. includes: 
+• Coveralls 
+• vVaterprocf gloves 
+• Shoes plus socks 
+• Protective eyC: ... ·/ear 
+2 
+Storage and disposal 
+Do not allow product to freeze . 
+Do not contaminate water. food or 
+feed by storage or disposal. 
+PestiCide wastes are acutely haz­
+ardous. Improper disposal of excess 
+pesticide, spray mixture. or rinsate is 
+a viOlation of Federal law. If these 
+wastes cannot be disposed of by 
+usc according to label instn~ctions, 
+contact your State PestiCide or 
+Environmental Control Agency, or the 
+Hazardous Waste Represenlative at 
+the nearest EPA regional office for 
+guidance. 
+Triple rinse container (or equivalent). 
+Offer for recycling or reconditioning 
+or puncture and dispose of in a sani­
+tary landfill, by incineration, or if 
+allowed by state and local authori­
+ties, by burning. If burned, stay out 
+of smoke. 
+Do not reuse empty container. 
+In Case of Emergency 
+In case of large-scale spillage 
+regarding this product. call: 
+CHEMTREC 800-424-9300 
+BASF Corporation 800-832-HELP 
+In case of medical emergency 
+regarding this product, call: 
+1. Your local doctor for immediate 
+treatment. 
+2. Your local poison control center 
+(hospital). 
+3. BASF Corporation - 800-832-
+HELP. 
+Steps to be taken in case materi­
+al is released or spilled: Dike and 
+contain spill vf,th inert material (sa~d, 
+earth, etc.) and transfer liquid and 
+solid diking material to separate con­
+tainers for disposal. Remove con­
+taminated clothing and wash affect-
+, ed skin areas with water. Wash 
+clothing before re-use. Keep spill out 
+of all sewers and open bodies of 
+water. 
+General Information 
+Faster herbicide is intended for 
+selective postemergence control of 
+certain broadleaf weeds in soy­
+beans. Faster is effective mainly 
+through contact action; therefore, 
+weeds must be thoroughly covered 
+with spray. Soybeans are tolerant to 
+Faster when applied at recom­
+mended rates. Faster may cause 
+somo soybean leaf-speckling and 
+leaf-bronzing to occur under certain 
+conditions; however, soybeans soon 
+outgrow these effects vvith no subse­
+quent adverse effects noted (Soe 
+Restrictions and Limitations). 
+Faster is intended for use in the fo!­
+lowing states or parts of states 
+[Faster canr.ot be applied more tilan 
+once every two years in these states 
+or parts of these states (Refer to
+
+) 
+Restrictions and Limitations)]: 
+Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, 
+Maine, Ma:yland, Massachusetts, 
+Missouri, Kansas (all counties easl of 
+U.S. Highway 75), Michigan (all 
+counties south of U.S. Highway 46). 
+Minnesota (a!1 counties south of 
+Highway 212). Nebraska (all counties 
+cast of U.S. Highway 81). Wisconsin 
+(a!1 counties south of U.S. Highway 
+94). New Hampshire, New Jersey. 
+New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, 
+Rhode Island, Virginia, West Virginia 
+Timing of applications 
+Make postemergence applications of 
+Faster early, when weeds are small 
+and actively growing and before 
+weeds reach the maximum size list­
+ed in the Application Rate Table. 
+Delay in application which permits 
+weeds to exceed the maximum size 
+stated will result in inadequate con­
+trol. 
+Cultivation before or during the appli­
+cation is not recommended. 
+Cultivation may put weeds under 
+stress thus making control more diffi­
+cult to obtain. Timely cultivation 5-7 
+days after application will usually 
+assist in • .... eed control. 
+Water Volume and Spray 
+Pressure 
+Apply recommended rates of Faster 
+as follows: 
+Ground equipment: Use sufficient 
+spray volume and pressure to ensure 
+thorough weed coverage. Use a 
+minimum o~ 10 gallons of water per 
+broadcast acre and a mi!limum of 40 
+psi pressure (measured at the boom. 
+not at the pump or in the line). When 
+crop and weed foliage is dense. usc 
+up to 50 gallons of water and up to 
+80 psi pressure. Use standard higll 
+pressure pesticide hollow cone or 
+nat fan nozzles spaced 20 inches 
+apart. Do not usc flood, whirl cham­
+ber. or controlled droplet applicator 
+(CDA) nozzles. 
+Air equipment: Use sufficient spray 
+volume and pressure to ensure thor­
+ough weed coverage. Use 5-10 gal­
+lons of water per acre and a maxi­
+mum of 40 psi pressure. Use only 
+diaphragm-type nozzles producing 
+cone or fan spray patterns. 
+Aerial Application - special direc­
+tions and restrictions 
+To obtain uniform coverage and to 
+avoid drj:t [1azards, the following 
+aDclicatiorl equipment and practices 
+shou!d be used: 
+Nozzle height: G 10 10 feet above 
+crop. 
+Nozzle orientation: NOlz;es must 
+be oriented so as to discharge 
+straight back with the air stream 
+(opposite the direction of travel of 
+the aircraft) and not more than 20 
+degrees downward. 
+r-Jolzles must not be located further 
+out lI,an 3/4 the distance from the 
+center of the aircraft to the end of 
+the wing or rotor. 
+Do not apply Faster by aircraft wt1en 
+IIle wind is blowing at a velocity 
+above 10 mph. Coarse sprays (larg­
+er droplets) are less likely to drift. 
+Do not apply Faster by air if orna­
+mentals or sensitive non -target 
+crops, such as cotton, sugar beets, 
+sunflowers or okra are within 200 
+feet downwind. 
+Applicator must follow the most 
+restrictive use cautions to avoid drift 
+hazards, including those found in 
+this labeling as well as applicable 
+state and local regulations and ordi­
+nances. 
+Addition of Oil Concentrate 
+A non phytotoxic crop oil concentrate 
+(commonly referred to as oil conoen­
+trate) should be added to the spray 
+tank with Faster to achieve consis­
+tent weed control. 
+The oil concentrate must contain 
+either a petroleum or vegetable oil 
+base and must meet the following 
+criteria: 1) be nonphytotoxic, 2) con­
+tain only EPA· exempt ingredients, 3) 
+provide good mixing quality in the jar 
+test. a:ld 4) prove beneficial in local 
+experience, 
+The exact composition of suitable 
+products wili va:y; however. veg­
+etable and petroleum oil concen­
+trates should contain emulsifiers 
+which provide good mixing quality. 
+For vegetable oil concentrates, it has 
+been observed that highly refined 
+vegetable oils are more satisfactory 
+than unrefined vegetable oils. For 
+additional information. see Jar test 
+for estimating suitability of oil 
+concentrates at the end of this 
+scction. 
+With the addition of oil concentrate 
+to Faster on soybeans, some leaf 
+burn may occur. but generally all 
+new growth is normal and crop vigor 
+is not reduced. The potential for leaf 
+burn is incroased when relalive 
+humidity and temperature are high. A 
+few oil concentrates have exhibited 
+excessive leaf burn. Refer to your 
+supp!ier for information concerning 
+successful local experience prior to 
+purchasing any oil concentrato. 
+3 
+?- / 
+..s 'I' (, 
+Rate of oil concentrate: (J 
+Ground application -1.25% vol­
+umelvolume (2 pints/acre maxi­
+mum). 
+Air application - 1.25% volume/vol­
+ume (1 pint/acre maximum). 
+Jar test for estimating suitability 
+of oil concentrates 
+1. Water supply: Use only water 
+from intended source and at the 
+source temperature. 
+2. Amount of water In jar: Ground 
+application - For 20 ga!s.lA spray 
+volume use 3'{3 cups (800 ml) of 
+water. Air application - For 10 
+galS/A spray volume use 12{3 
+cups (400 m~ of water. For other 
+spray volumes. adjust proportion­
+ately to above. 
+3. Amount of Faster and oil con­
+centrate to add: Add Faster and 
+oil concentrate at the rate of 1 
+teaspoon (5 ml) for each pint of 
+recommended label rate. 
+4. Add components In following 
+sequence, gently mixing between 
+component additions: 
+a. Faster 
+b. Oil concentrate 
+5_ Cap jar, invert 10"cycles, let 
+stand for 15 minutes, evaluate. 
+6. Evaluation: An ideal tank mix 
+combination wi!! be uniform: thus, 
+the suitability of the oil concen­
+trate is questionable if any of the 
+foHowing are observed: 
+Fc=c 8il (fi!m or globules) at tile sur-
+:as:? . 
+F :xcuiation - fi1e oarticles which 
+may be suspended in the liquid or 
+;OiJnd as a preCipitated layer at 
+:he bot:om cf the jar. 
+C'abcering - th·ckoning texture 
+(coagulated) resembling yogurt or 
+a curd-like texture as wittl cottage 
+cheese. 
+Mixing/spraying 
+F'i tank of a thoroughly clean 
+sp,ayer half to two-thirds full with 
+c!ea.,,: water. Start agitation and add 
+Faster: allow to mix tllOroughly. Add 
+spray additive a.,d remaining volume 
+of wa:er. Maintain constant agitation 
+d"ring applicaticn. 
+Restrictions and Limitations 
+Do not apply more than a total of 
+2' i! pints of Faster per acre per 
+season. 
+Do not apply Faster to soybeans 
+trat t"r8.'JO been subject to stress 
+cC"",diti::ms such as hail damage, 
+f·::>od,ng, drought, injury from other 
+\i,::-rbic;des, or \!/ide\y f1.uctuati:19 tcrn­
+~~ratu~es. as era;:> injury may result. 
+Dc:> n(A apply Faster to soybeans 
+tr..at srow injur:,' {leaf 
+rhytmox:city a::d/or plant stunting}
+
+ApPUCATION RATE TABLE 
+Applications 01 Faster should be made when \'vcdds arc srnnll ind nctivc:y growing and before weeds reach the maxi· 
+,mum size listed in the Application Rate Table. Such appHcations genmally correspond to the soybean grownl stages of 
+unifoJiate to two expanded trifoliate leaves. 
+So)t;eans may expenence slight ye~lo'Ning, bronzing, speckling, or burning of loaves Linder certaln conditions. Soybean 
+plants generally outgrow this condition within 10 days. 
+Leaf Stage Up to Maximum Height 
+Oil Concentrate 
+Rate 
+'Ii -" 'Weed'Growth Stages i Faster Rate 'I 
+Weeds Controlled 1---------.---'-----1,' Per Acre ',,' 
+r
+l 
+-B-eg-g-a-rt-ic-ks-----t----6~ .. ,...' ---,'=--c:,-"' .. +---6-,---I-------I"--'-------1 
+~1-B-la-ck-N-i-9h-t~-a-de---iI----2-~~',...';-:-,'i~---2-"--~I Ii 
+Canada Thistle' - 8" up to bud stage 
+... ~ 
+Cocklebur" 6 6' 
+-_ .. 
+Common LambsquarterS' 4-6 2' 
+Common Purslane 4 1" 
+3' 
+! DevilsclaW' 6 3" , .. ! 
+linsoga' 6 I 2' I 
+I Giant Ragweed' I 4 I 6" 
+Prickly Sida or Teaweed I 6 ii, 3" : 
+/--------+, -------+-- I 
+! Redroot Pigweed I 4 2" 
+-----t-, --, _--,i"-----'ll I Shcphordspurse' i 6 4" 
+Smooth Pigweed i 2" I 
+}purred AIloda 6 3" 
+2' 4 all Waterhemp 
+I 
+I 5" Velvetleaf 6 
+Venice Mallow 6 4" 
+I Wild Buckwheat 4 3" 
+r Wild Mustard 6 4' 
+Wild Sunflower 4 5" 
+i Yellow Nutsedge' - 6-8' 
+per acre 
+1,25% 
+volume/volume 
+{1-2 pints per 
+acre maximum) 
+a Control may bo inconsisten't with this ~~te ~f'Fasie'r:"Aia1cr<wP1lcatr6ffor Bas~lgran may be necessary {see label for 
+Basagran), 
+I 
+b Do not treat earlier than leaf stage sho'lJn and do not count cotyledon leaves. 
+c Control may be partial or inconsistent. 
+I d Do not treat ~os0tte before seed s:alk appears. 
+" - , . "," • .• '+t-- .... 
+4 
+. ... '-.~- .. ,
+
+) 
+produced by other prior herbicide 
+applications, because tllis -'jury 
+may be enhanced and/or :."'J­
+longed. 
+Do not apply Faster dur,:,; ;JrO­
+longed periods of drought ;r during 
+'unseasonably co!d wean"I:::. as 
+unsatisfactory weed cont:-':t may 
+result. 
+Rainfall OJ" overhead irrigai.:n soon 
+after ajJplication may nuli;;, the 
+effectiveness of Faster. 
+Physical incompatibility, r",:uced 
+weed control, or crop injuc,' may 
+result from mixing Faster " .. ith other 
+pesticides (fungicides, her::,cides, 
+insecticides, or miticides), =c!ditives, 
+or fertilizers. BASF does n:t recom­
+mend the use of Faster ta1k mixes 
+other than those listed 0" 3ASF 
+labels, supplementallabe's. or tech­
+nical information bulletins. Local 
+agricultural authorities mal be a 
+source of information whe, using 
+other than BASF approve: tank 
+mixes. 
+Clean sprayer thoroughly :r;or to 
+application of Faster, pac: :ularly if 
+a herbicide was used WhGl has ttee 
+potential to injure the ero: :8 be 
+sprayed with Faster. 
+Rotational Crop Restrictions 
+Do not graze treated areas or har­
+vest for forage or hay. 
+In the case of crop failure, only soy­
+beans may be immediately replant­
+ed. 
+Avoid overlapping spray swaths. 
+Otherwise, injury may occur to rota­
+tiena; crops. 
+Avoid dnft 10 all other crops and 
+nontarget 2rcas. 
+Do not apply Faster to any fif)ld 
+more than once every two years. 
+Do not apply Faster through any 
+typo of irrigation system. 
+Do not apply Reflex' 2LC herbi­
+cide during the same year or follow­
+ing year after application of Faster. 
+Do not apply more than 21/2 pints of 
+BasagranO herbicide following an 
+application of 21/4 pints of Faster 
+per acre per season. 
+Do not apply more than a total of 
+2.0 pounds of bentazon a.i. (from all 
+sources) per acre, per calendar year. 
+The following rotation a' :~;:r:s ;r.ay be planted after applying Faster at rec­
+ommended rates in sC',:-=ans: 
+Do not graze rotated S"'.=·, gea;n crops or haNes, lor livestock forage or 
+straw. 
+, Minimum Rotation Interval Crop to be Planted , 
+! (Months After Last Faster Application) 
+Small grains, suerl as \','h~.}.t. tar~9::·, rye I 4 
+I 
+Com, cotton, peanuts, rl:': , 10 ~ , 
+To avoid crop injury do n::: ;::Iant sl..:nfiowers. suga~ 
+beets. sorghum or any o:-~r crOjJ not listed abovel 
+within. I 
+18 
+5
+
+APPENDIX 
+Tile following are scientific names for ttle weeds listed in this 
+soction. For specific recommendations on the control of 
+these weeds, refer to the Application Rate Tabte, 
+Common Name Scientific Name 
+~==~----------~~. -Ocggartdci 13idons ron osa. 
+Black n1ghtshade I Solanum nigrum 
+Canada TIlistle ! Cirsium ar.;ense 
+Cocklebur ! Xanthium strumanum 
+Common Lmnbsquarter I Chenopodium a/bum 
+Common Purslane I Portulaca oJeracea 
+Common Ragweed i Ambrosia artemisiifi/ia 
+Devilsclaw Ii Probiscidea fouisl~Injca 
+Galinsoga Gahnsoga spp. 
+Giant Ragweed I Ambrosia triffda 
+Jimsonweed oaiura stramonium 
+Ladysthumb Polygonum parsicaria 
+Morningglory, Common Ipomoea purpurea 
+, Cypressvine Ipomoea quamoclit 
+, Ivyleat Ipomea hederacea 
+, Entireleaf Ipomea hederacea 
+, Palmleat Ipomea wrightii 
+, Pitted Ipomoea lacunosa 
+, Purple Moonllower Ipomoea muricata 
+, Smallftower Jacquemontl8 tamnifolia 
+Pennsylvania Smartweec! Polygonum pensy!vanicum 
+°j'9Weed, Redroot Amaranthus retroffexus 
+, Smooth Amaranthus hybridis 
+. -rickly Sida or T ea'-'1eed Sida spinosa 
+Shcptlcrdspursa Capsella bursa-pastMs 
+Spurred Anoda Anoda cristata 
+Tall Waterhemp Amaranthus tuberculatus 
+VelveUeaf AbutJlon theophrasti 
+Veni::e Mallow Hibiscus trianum 
+I Wild Buckwheat Polygonum conovulus 
+! Wild Mustard Sinapsis arvensis 
+r Wi~d Sunflower Helianthus annus 
+I '{enow Nutsod e C."perus esculentus 
+Agricultural Products 
+Conditions of Sale and Warranty 
+The Directions For Use of this 
+product reflect the opinion of experts 
+based on field use and tests. The 
+directions arc believed to be reliable 
+- and should be followed carcfuily. 
+However, it is impossible to elim'nate 
+un risks inherently associa!cd with use 
+of this product. Crop injury, ineffec­
+tiveness or other L:nintended conse­
+Quences may rcsuit, because of such 
+factors as weather conditions, pres­
+ence of other materials, or use of the 
+product in a manner inconsistent witrl 
+its labeling, all ot which are beyond 
+the control of BASF CORPORATION 
+("BASF") or the Seller. All such risks 
+shall be assumed by the Buyer. 
+BASF warrants that this product con­
+forms to the chemical description on 
+the label and is reasonably fit for the 
+purposes referred to in the 
+Directions For Use, subject to the 
+inherent risks, referred to above. 
+BASF MAKES NO OTHER EXPRESS 
+OR IMPUED WARRANTY OF FIT­
+NESS OR MERCHANTABILITY OR 
+ANY On,ER EXPRESS OR iMPLIED 
+WARRANTY. IN NO CASE SHALL 
+BASF OR THE SELLER BE LIABLE ; 
+FOR CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL 
+OR INDIRECT DAMAGES RESULT­
+ING FROM THE USE OR HANDLING 
+OF THIS PRODUCT. BASF and the 
+Seller offer this product, and the 
+Buyer and User accept it, subject to 
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