# FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE - EPA Reg No: **100-1003** - Registrant: SYNGENTA CROP PROTECTION, LLC - Signal word: Caution - Active ingredients: Fluazifop-P-butyl (13%) - Label accepted: 1994-02-28 - Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/010182-00104-19940228.pdf --- I" 18'~ - 104 UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEcnON AGENCY WASHINGTON. D.C. 2Q.46O Anne L. Pedersen ZENECA INC. 1800 CONCORD PIKE WILMINGTON, DE 19897 FEB 281994 OFFICEOf' PAfNEN1lON. PESTICIlES NID TOXIC SlIISTANCES Subject: Label Amendment Submission of 08/04/93 in Response to PR Notice 93-1 EPA Reg. No. 10182-104 - FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE Dear Registrant: The labeling cited above and submitted in connection with registration under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rooenticide Act (FIFRA), as amended, is accepted subject to the C'lmments reflected on the enclosed sheet. A copy of your proposed labeling stamped -ACCEPTED WITH COMMENTS- is enclosed. WHAT THIS ACCEPTANCE MEANS: Based on your certification, the Agency has accepted the labeling changes that are necessary to comply with the Worker Protection Standard (WPS) labeling requirements of 40 CFR part 156, subpart K. described in PR Notices 93-1 and 93-11. Any other labeling changes SUbmitted in connection with this amendment application but not directly related to compliance with the WPS have not been reviewed or accepted by the Agency. If you wish to make such changes, YOIl must submit a seJ:31"ate amendment application proposing them. If your product is currently suspended, the acceptance of this labeling amendment does not affect the suspension in any way. WHAT YOU NEED TO DO NEXT: By the next label printing make an the specified changes to your labeang. Send to EPA one (1) copy of the final printed labeling: • BEFORE selling or distributing any product bearing the final printed labeling AND • WITHIN one year from date of this acceptance. @ n.c,~1 d/IIec!; • 111 ,..,... ..... Io,.c..w... MIl.,. ..... ----...-- Page 2 Submit the final printed labeling via the U.S. Postal Service to: Document Processing Desk (FIN-LABEL) Office of Pesticide Programs (7505C) U.s. Environmental Protection Agency 401 M Street, SW Washington, D.C. 2046().{)()()1 Hand or courier deliveries of final printed labeling may be made to: Attachment Document Processing Desk (FIN-LABEL) Office of Pesticide Programs Room 266A, Crystal Mall 2 1921 Jefferson Davis Highway Arlington, V A 22202 C;::'Q)) 1m Jim Tompkins, Deputy Chie -]''' Registration Support Branch Registration Division (7505W) UHITBD STATBS BHVIROHIIIDITAL PROTBCTION AGBHCY Office of Pesticide Progr ... Anne L. Pedersen ZENECA INC Registration Division 1800 CONCORD PIKE WILMINGTON DE 19897 Comment for: EPA Reg Nr.10182-104 FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE The following specific comments pertain to your WPS labeling submission concerning the product cited above: User Safety Recommendations must either be placed in a box or prinLed on the label in a contrasting color from surrounding text. The Agricultural Use Requirements section must be located in a clearly separate box on the product labeling -- with lines or other graphic indicators (such as contrasting color) to separate the section from the surrounding text. You have incorrect wording in the second-to-last sentence in the first pararaph in the Agricultural Use Requirements box on your proposed label. The sentence must be as follows: "It also contains specific instructions and exceptions pertaining to the statements on this label about personal protective equipment (PPE) , notifieatiun ts ·Jf95Ji9!'B and restricted- entry interval.· 'tat) The Non-Agricultural Use Requirements section must either be placed in a box or print~d on the label in a contrasting color from the surrounding text. The wording in the first two statements in the Non-Agricultural Use Requirements box on your proposed label is incorrect. Remove the incorrect statements and replace them with the following: "The requirements in this box apply to uses of this product that are NOT within the scope of the Worker Protection Standard for agricultural pesticides (40 CFR Part 170). The WPS applies when this product is used to produce agricultural plants on farms, forests, nurseries, or greenhouses." Delete the crossed·out statements on your proposed label. They are redundant statements or ph~ases. I lEST AVAILABLE can' • I .. FUSILADe- 2000 Herbicide If t (,3 Page 1 of 60 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Postemergence Herbicide for Control of Perennial and Annual Grass Weeds COMPLETE DIRECTIONS FOR USE IMPORTANT: Read the Entire Directions for Use and the Conditions of Sale and Warranty before using this product. CONDInONS OF SALE AND LIMITED WARRANTY: The Directions for Use of this product are believed to be reliable and should be followed carefully. However. it is impossible to eliminate all risks inherently assodated with the use of this product. Crop injury, ineffectiveness or other unintended consequences may result because of such factors as timing and method of application, weather and crop conditions, mixture with other chemicals not specifically recommended or other influencing factors in the use of the product, all of which are beyond the control of the seller. All such risks shall be assumed by Buyer and User, and Buyer and User agree to hold Seller harmless for any claims relating to such factors. Seller warrants that this product conforms to ihe chemical description on the label and is reasonably fit for the purposes staied on the label, subject to the inherent risks referred to above, when used in accordance with directions under normal conditions of use. This warranty does not extend to the use of this product contrary to label instructions, or under abnormal conditions or under conditions not reasonably foreseeable to or beyond the control of Seller and Buyer and Jser assume the risk of any such use. SELLER DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY OF FITNESS OR MERCHANTABILITY. When Buyer or User claims losses or damages resulting from the use or handling of this product lincluding claim~ cased on contract, negligence, strict liability or other legal theories), Buyer or User must promptly notify in writing Seller of any claims to be eligible to receive either of the remedies set forth below. The EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF BUYER OR USER and the LIMIT OF LIABILITY of Seller will be, at the election of Seller, refund of the purchase price paid for product bought, or replacement of amount of oroduct used. SELLER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR CONSEQuENTIAL, SPECIAL OR INDIRECT DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OR HANDLING OF THIS PRODUCT AND SELLER'S SOLE LIABILITY AND BUYER'S AND USER'S EXCLUSIVE REMEDY SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE REFUND OF THE PURCHASE PRICE. , .. ""'~ ..... &.0.., ..w. COIOlE1'fT8 .... " .... u.....I FEB 2 8 1994 Made in U.S.A. ZENECA Ag Products ZENECA Inc. Wilmington, Delaware 19897 · . • • · . · . • • . . . • s 1 b3 Page 2 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N TABLE OF CONTENTS STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT PRECAUnONARY STATEMENTS DIRECTIONS FOR USE AGRtClJLn.JflA"'VS~REQVIRE~NT~ General Informatioil Application Directions Spray Additives Ground Application Band Application Aerial Application Spot Treatment General Use Precautions Apricots, Cherries, Nectarines, Peaches, Plums and Prunes Asparagus (WA, OR, MD, DE, NC, VA, NY and NJ only) Carrots (including seed carrots), Dry Bulb Onions, Garlic Coffee (HI only) Cotton Endive Pecans Rhubarb (MD and NJ only) Soybeans Stone Fruit (Apricots, Cherries, Nectarines, Peaches, Plums and Prunes) Sweet Potatoes and Yams Tabasco Peppers (LA only) Regional U3e Map Annual Grass Use !tates Region A Annual Grass Use Rates Rtigion B Perennial Grass Use Rates Region A Perennial Grass Use Rates Region B Annual & Perennial Grass Use Rates For Coffee Tankmixes for Soybeans FUSILADE & REFLEX 2LC FUSILADE & BASAGRAN FUSILADE & REFLEX + BASAGRAN FUSILADE & BLAZER or TACKLE FUSILADE & CLASSIC FUSILADE & PURSUIT FUSILADE & WHIP 1 EC Soybean Tankmix Rate Table Soybean Tankmix Use Precautions Tankmixes for Cotton Cotton Tankmix R.·te Table Cotton Tankmix Use Precautions Page " '1 6.3 Page 3 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Nonfood Uses - Nonbearing Crops and Ornamentals General Use Precautions - Nunbearing Crops and Ornamentals NonfoodUses· Fallow Land and Noncrop Areas NQN~AGBIPl.lL,TVRAJ,.~f: REQUIREMi;NTS ~cKiI~~~.FIItQW Land·aod Non(:rop Ar8as Rate Conversion Table Scientific Names of Weeds (Appendix) Storage and Disposal \ BESlO>lU1UBlE COft Page 7 t 63 Page 4 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN CAUTION ACTIVE INGREDIENT: FluazifoP-P-butyl Butyl (B)-2-[4-[S-(trifluoromethyl)-2-pyridinyl]oxy) phenoxy)propanoate- ................................................. 13% INERT INGREDIENTS ............................................... .87% TOTAL 100% -FUSILADE 2000 herbicide contains 1 pound (+) isomer (fluazifop-P-butyl) per gallon EPA Reg. No. 10182-104 STATEMENT OF PRAC11CAL TREATMENT IF IN EYES: Immediatel~ flush eyes with plenty of water. Call physician if irritation persists. IF ON SKIN: Wash with plenty of soap and water. Get medical attention if irritation persists. FOR 24-HOUR EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE, CALL 1-8OQ.F-A-S-T-M-E-D (327-8633). FOR CHEMICAL EMERGENCY: Spill, leak, fire, exposure, or accident call CHEMTREC 1-8OQ.424-9300. PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS \ BESt lVA"i(~~l.L~.O"} CAUTION HARMFUL IF ABSORBED THROUGH SKIN OR INHALED. CAUSES EYE IRRITATION. MAY CAUSE AL!...ERGIC SKIN REACTIONS. Avoid contact with skin, eyes or clothing. Avoid breathing vapor or spray mist. Wear preleetive 91etlliRIJ BAd PVC IJIEWeS 'ImeR sprayiRIJ. Wear pFeteetive elett=liAg, PVC &19'1'e9, apFeA BAd Ittll.!e shield rNf:leR hanEiling 9r MiMing 88n8eRtFBte. ReRleve 86RtaMiRsteEi elething aREI Yl85h aeleR! Fel::lse. Wast:l theF9l:fgh~t ,,\lith seap aRd rN8ter after her.Sling. Personal Protective Equipment Some materials that are chemical·resistant to this product are listed below. If you want more optiOnS, follow the instructions for category E on an EPA.chemical resistance category selectIOn chart. G 1 ~;3 Page 5 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Applicators and handlers (other than mixers and loaders) must wear. • Long-sleeved shirt and long pants. • Chemical-resistant gloves, such as Barrier Laminate or Nitrile Rubber or Viton or Neoprene· Rubber. .. ~PltJSSOCIls; Mb(8fSatid'LOadetsMUSlwear. l·I;,~~~~~ln,\~kltlg.pan1S; • c'f)mn_fflS~fmove$.sueh asBanier LaminateotNit/i1e Rubber or Viton or ~~~f}ut~i\ • 1;l~.plU$~) , flt9ie¢llVE!~Y~; • ChemicaJ~tesiSt8rif·· ronWfienmbd ····o(loadin ; .. ..... . ..................... JIP.. . .... ............. 1lQ. . . . g ~m§J1Qf~~N~$J"stliJ(:tiQMfQf:*~ingfrof,ii)taillirt9RP~,·'!M.;~uqb·. i'wt~ns ·f()l' ~$1;p$&~"tl!~t:l:9t~t~;;~p·.'titi~~ppl;:sepaitit~fil>m ··OtherIaUridry. l!errll:J=~~Y1&m=~~~~~~r~I~~i:gw:r~~hr~"::t~ CJtfJ,170;~""(d)(;pe)1(fti~ .h.,~~tppEl'4!!q(JiremerilS'm&.Y·~i'EidiJceo··PtmOdified·.·assPecified itr~WP$. U~I'~~et:y;"'!XJiftttlOhdl'l.~Jt. U_'SIiou{d: ; ..... ···wi$tt6i\~·J:jCij~qgtj;atlijg;;dlinlWlgrct:\~Jiggl.®;u$iiXItobacQO.Pl'u$ing·thlitOilet. i; ffl~~d{)lt1'ij9~~~lrpesticldege1Sln~.1)1ei\\W$hthOl'Oughlyand put on eteaO(il()thij:ig; ~ Rem~epI?EJm~iaJ~Iy~~rll~~!QgJIlI!ilp~9t.W~llthEl~~e of gloy8S before ~rig'~·~··~~iiwasJ1·.ttIOJ()OgtJJy'09··~"'~··in~Ocleal'\ •. CIothing, ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS This product is toxic to fish. Do not apply directly to water, or to areas where surface water is present, or to intertidal areas below the mean high water mark. Do not contaminate water when disposing of equipment washwaters. Do not apply when weather conditions favor drift from target area. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL HAZARDS Do not use or store near heat or open flame. ( lEST lVAILABLE con j 1 1" ~3 Page 6 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N DIRECTIONS FOR USE II is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. ~t~~c$!'S or other pers()ns.eiithe(dl~~· or This labeling must be in the possession of the user at the time of application. AGRICULTURACOSEREQUlBEMENlS .. ... - . .."" .. -.. .... ... ....... . ..... ~.:.~~ .. ;- WOIrf 1st 4-8 24 oz. (runner length) 2nd 4-8 16 oz. Quackgras?' 1st 6-10 24 oz. up to 2nd 10 in. 16 oz. Rhizome johnsongrass30'6 1st 8-18 24 oz.' 2nd 6-12 16 oz. Wirestem mUhlyS16 1st/2nd 4-12 24 oz. , Make second application to Bermudagrass if regrowth occurs (usually about 4 weeks after first application). Bermudagrass control may be improved by directing the spray beneath the crop canopy. To improve coverage, make applications in a minimum of 15 gallons per acre. 2 Make second application 2-3 weeks after the first, but before the quackgrass exceeds 10 inches in height. Always use 1 % v/v crop oil concentrate. In no-till soybeans, a preplant application of GRAMOXONE EXTRA herbicide is recommended. Spot treatment is not recommended. 3 Make first application before the boot stage. In eastem Oklahoma, the Brazos Bottoms, the Blacklands, Coastal Bend and Rio Grande areas of eastern Texas, make the first application at 8-12 inches. If new shoots emerge or regrowth occurs, make a second application at 4-6 inches. • This rate of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide/acre can be reduced to 16 oz. for control of johnsongrass under the following conditions: • The directions in (3) above are followed. • Application under favorable soil moisture and humidity conditions, normally within a few days after rainfall or irrigation. Avoid extreme air temperatures. • Application in highly competitive crop stands such as narrow row or drilled soybeans. or where cultivation is planned. • Application to light or moderate weed densities. • Application with 1% v/v crop oil concentrate only. • Application alone. avoiding tank-mixes with other pesticides. 5 Make second application if regrowth occurs. • Rates of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide should be increased to 48 oz. for the first application and 32 oz. for the second application when applied in sodded orchards. ~~ ~ ~3 Page 19 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-Q72793N COTTON, SOYBEANS, AND OTHER REGISTERED CROPS (EXCEPT COFFEE) FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE PERENNIAL GRASS CONTROL USE RATE TABLE REGION B For best results, apply FUSIlADE 2000 3 days before to 7 days after irrigation. Ht. Rate Grass Species Application (In.) ft ovA Bermudagrass 1/2 1st 4-8 32-48 (runner length) 2nd 4-8 32-48 Rhizome johnsongrass3l4 1st 12-18 32-485 2nd 12-18 32-485 1 Make second application to Bermudagrass if regrowth occurs. (Usually about 4 weeks after first application.) Bermudagrass control may be improved by directing the spray beneath the crop canopy. To improve coverage, make applications in a minimum of 20 gallons per acre. In soybeans, do not apply more than 64 oz. in one season. 2 In Colorado, Oklahoma (west of Interstate 35), and Texas (west of Interstate 35) under good soil moisture and favorable growing conditions, make applications at reduced rates of 24-32 flo oz.lA. 3 Make first application before the boot stage. If new shoots emerge or regrowth occurs, make a second application. (Usually about 4 weeks after the first application.) In soybeans, do not apply more than 64 oz. in one season. • In Colorado, Oklahoma (west of Interstate 35) and Texas (west of Interstate 35) under good soil moisture and faVOrable growing conditions, make the first application to 8-18 inch johnson grass at a reduced rate of 24 flo ovA. Make the second application to 6-12 inch johnsongrass at a rate of 24 flo ovA. 5 FOR CALIFORNIA ONLY, make first application to Johnsongrass at 32 flo ovA; and second application at 24-32 fI ovA. ~3 "t '3 Page 20 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE ANNUAL GRASS CONTROL GROWTH STAGES FOR COFFEE (Hawaii only) Annual Grass Species Make applications when grasses are 2-8 inches tall, but before tiHering and/or heading. Bamyardgrass Broadleaf signalgrass Crabgrass, large Crabgrass, smooth Crabgrass, southem Crabgrass, tropical Fall panicum Field sandbur Foxtail, giant Foxtail, green Foxtail, yellow Goosegrass Guineagrass, seedling Itchgrass Italian ryegrass Johnsongrass, seedling Junglerice Prairie cupgrass Red Rice ShattercanelWildcaneNolunteer milo Sorghum almum Southem sandbur Southwestem cupgrass Texas panicum Volunteer barley Volunteer com Volunteer oats Volunteer rye Volunteer wheat Wild oats Wild proso millet Witchgrass Woolly cupgrass FUSILADE 2000 tlERBlClDE PERENNIAL GRASS CONTROL GROWTH STAGES FOR COFFEE (Hawaii only) Perennial Grass Species Bermudagrass Kikuyugrass Quackgrass Rhizome johnson grass Wirestem muhly Growth Stage 4-8" runners 4-8" runners 6-10" 8-18" tall and before boot stage 4-12" tall aroli iJdiore seedhead initiation doLt t b> Page 21 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N TANKMIX AND SEQUENnAL APPLICAnONS FOR SOYBEANS See Tables 1 and 2 for Tankmix Application Rate Table. Fill the spray tank with half the amount of required water and add the recommended amounts of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide, an appropriate broadleaf herbicide, and proper rate of approved adjuvant while the agitator is running, and then add the remaining quantity of water. NOTE: Tankmix applications sometimes have resulted in reduced grass weed control and possible increases in crop injury as compared to either product used alone. If grass regrowth occurs following an application of the tankmix or an additional flush of grasses emerge, make a second application of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide to actively growing grass weeds, as per the label recommendations. When perennial grasses are the predominant grass to be controlled, a tankmix is not recommended. Follow the directions for sequential applications of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and the appropriate broadleaf herbicide. USE OF FUSiLADE 2000 HERBICIDE WITH REFLEX 2LC HERBICIDE· - SOYBEANS ONLY Refer to the REFLEX 2LC herbicide Label Use Map for specific state/county recommendations. Refer to the Application Rate Tables for recommendations by weed species and growth stage. A maximum of 1 Y.l pints per acre of REFLEX 2LC herbicide may be applied per growing season for soybeans in Region 1. A maximum of 1 % pints of REFLEX 2LC herbicide per acre may be applied in altemate years in Region 2. A maximum of 1 pint REFLEX 2LC herbicide per acre may be applied in altemate years in Region 3. A maximum of 1 Y.l pints of REFLEX 2LC herbicide may be applied per acre in altemate years in Region 4. (Do not make more than one application per growing season.) (REFLEX 2LC Regional Use Map) ·REFLEX 2LC herbicide is not registered for use in Califomia, Connecticut or Florida. J-.r 1" ~3 Page 22 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and REFLEX 2lC herbicide may be used together in a postemergence program for broad-spectrum weed control in soybeans. FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and RE!=lEX 2lC herbicide may be applied sequentially or in a tankmix. The growth stage of weeds at the time of application will determine which method of application will provide the most satisfactory results. Both FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and REFLEX 2lC herbicide should be applied to actively growing weeds. Do not apply either herbicide if weeds appear stressed due to unfavorable temperatures, drought and/or low soil fernlity. Do not apply REFLEX 2lC herbicide or FUSILADE 2000 herbicide tankmix if soybeans show injury from prior herbicide applications. METHOD 1: Sequential Application - FUSILADE 2000 Herbicide - Followed by REFLEX 2LC Herbicide (Annual andlor perennial grass weeds at proper growth stage for treatment, prior to broadleaf weed treatment.) Apply FUSILADE 2000 herbicide with an approved adjuvant to annual and/or perennial grass weeds at the recommended rate and growth stage listed in the APPLICATION DIRECTIONS SECTION. FUSILADE 2000 herbicide is a systemic herbicide; therefore, when treating annual grasses, allow at least 3 days, and when treating perennial grasses, allow at least 5 days to elapse prior to a REFLEX 2lC application. This will enable FUSILADE 2000 herbicide to be adequately translocated to the meristematic regions of the plant. After the appropriate time interval has elapsed, apply REFLEX 2lC with an approved adjuvant at the recommended rate to susceptible broadleaf weeds as ouUined on the REFLEX 2lC label. METHOD 2: Sequential Application - REflEX 2LC Herbicide Followed by FUSILADE 2000 Herbicide (Broadleaf weeds at proper growth stage for treatments, prior to annual andlor perennial grass weed treatment.) Apply REFLEX 2lC with an approved adjuvant to susceptible broadleaf weeds at the recommended rate and growth stage. A sequential application of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide may be applied following a REFLEX 2lC application when grasses resume active growth with the development of a new leaf. Follow the recommended rates and growth stages listed in the APPLICATION DIRECTIONS SECTION for the grass weeds being treated. METHOD 3: Tankmix Applications - FUSILADE 2000 Herbicide and REFL£X 2LC Herbicide (Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds are at the proper stage of growth for treatment, as per respective labels.) ~ r ~J. Page 23 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N A tankmix of FUSILADE 2000 and REFLEX 2LC herbicides may be applied at the recommended rates and growth stages to susceptible annual grass and broadleaf weed species in a manner consistent with respective labels. Use a nonionic surfactant or crop oil concentrate in the tankmix. Follow water volume and spray pressure recommendations, as per the REFLEX 2LC label. SEE SOYBEAN TANKMIX USE PRECAUTIONS SECTION FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATiOn USE OF FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE WITH BASAGRA~ HERBICIDE - SOYBEANS ONLY FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and BASAGRAN herbicide may be used together in a postemergence program for broad-spectrum weed control in soybeans. FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and BASAGRAN herbicide may be applied sequentially or in tankmix. The growth stage of weeds at thl!! time of application will determine which method of application will provide the most satisfactory results. Both FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and BASAGRAN herbicide should be applied to actively growing weeds. Do not apply BASAGRAN herbicide or FUSILADE 2000IBASAGRAN t,erbicide tankmix if soybeans show injury from prior herbicide applications. Read and observe all applicable label directions and limitations for both FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and BASAGRAN herbicide before using. METHOD 1: Sequential Application - FUSILADE 2000 Herbicide Followed by BASAGRAN Herbicide (Annual and/or perennial grass weeds at proper growth stage for treatment, prior to broadleaf weed treatment.) Apply FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and an approved adjuvant to annual andlor perennial grass weeds at the recommended rates and growth stages listed in the APPLICATION DIRECTIONS SECTION of this label. Following the FUSILADE 2000 herbicide application, allow at least 24 hours to elapse prior to a BASAGRAN application. This will enable FUSILADE 2000 herbicide to be adequately translocated to the meristernatic regions of the plant. Apply BASAGRAN to susceptible broadleaf weeds according to the BASAGRAN label. METHOD 2: Sequential Application - BASAGRAN Herbicide Followed by FUSILADE 2000 Herbicide (Broad leaf weeds at proper growth stage for treatment, prior to annual and/or perennial grass weed treatment_) ~ l 1- {;.3 Page 24 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - nS-072793N Apply BASAGRAN to susceptible broadleaf weeds at the recommended rate and growth stage according to the BASAGRAN label. A sequential application of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide may be applied 24 hours after a BASAGRAN application following the recommended rates and growth stages in the APPLICATION DIRECTIONS SECTION of this label for the grass weeds being treated. METHOD 3: Tanlanlx Applications - FUSILADE 2000 Herbicide and BASAGRAN Herbicide (Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds are at the proper stage of growth for treatment, as per respective labels.) A tankmix of FUSILADE 2000 and BASAGRAN herbicides may be applied at the recommended growth stages to susceptible annual grass and broadleaf weed species in a manner consistent with res;>E!ctive labels. Use only a crop oil concentrate in the tankmix. Follow water volume and spray pressure recommendations, as per the BASAGRAN label. This tankmix can be applied by ground or aerial application. SEE SOYBEAN TANKMIX USE PRECAUTIONS SECTION FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. , USE OF FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE WITH REFLEX 2LC + BASAGRAN HERBICIDE - SOYBEANS ONLY Refer to REFLEX 2LC Herbicide Regional Use Map on page __ . FUSILADE 2000 herbicide, REFLEX 2LC herbicide and BASAGRAN herbicide may be used together in a tankmix as a postemergence program for broad spectrum weed control in soybeans. The tankmix should be applied at the recommended rates and growth stages to susceptible annual grass and broadleaf weed speCies in a manner consistent with respective labels. The FUSILADE 2000/REFLEX 2LC/BASAGRAN herbicide tankmix should be applied to actively growing weeds. Do not apply this tankmix if weeds are st~ssed due to unfavorable temperatures, drought and/or low soil fertility. Do not apply the FUSILADE 2000IREFLEX 2Lc/BASAGRAN herbicide tankmix if soybeans show injury from prior herbicide applications. Use a nonionic surfactant or crop oil concentrate. Apply in a minimum of 15 gallons per acre of spray mixture with spray pressures of 40-60 PSI at the nozzle tip. USE OF FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE WITH BLAZE~ HERBICIDE OR TACKLe­ HERBICIDE" - SOYBEANS ONLY FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and BLAZER or TACKLE herbicide may be used together in a postemergence program for broad spectrum weed control in soybeans. ~ 8" 1- ~ Page 25 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and BLAZER or TACKLE herbicide may be applied sequentially or in a tankmix. The growth stage of weeds at the time of application will determine which method of application will provide the most satisfactory results. Both FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and BlAZER or TACKLE herbicide should be applied to actively growing weeds. Do not apply either hemicide if weeds appear stressed due to unfavorable temperatures, drought and/or low soiI1~rtility. Do not apply BLAZER or TACKLE herbicide and FUSILADE 2000 herbicide as a tankmi>: if soybeans show injury from prior herbicide applications. ··T ACKLE herbicide is not registered for use in Califomia. METHOD 1: Sequential Application - FUSiLADE 2000 Herbicide Followed by BLAZER or TACKLE Herbicide (Annual and/or perennial grass weeds at proper growth stage for treatment, prior to broadleaf weed treatment.) __ Apply FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and.lfl approved adjuvant to annual and/or perennial grass weeds at the recommended rate and growth stage listed in the APPLICATION DIRECTIONS SECTION. FUSILADE 2000 herbicide is a systemiC herbicide, therefore when treating annual grasses allow at least 3 days, and when treating perennial grasses allow at least 5 days to elapse prior to a BlAZER or TACKLE herbicide application. This will enable FUSILADE 2000 herbicide to be adequately translocated to the meristematic regions of the plant. After the appropriate time inte",al has elapsed, apply BLAZER or TACKLE with an approved nonionic surfactant to susceptible broadleaf weeds according to the BLAZER or TACKLE label. METHOD 2: Sequential Application - BlAZER or TACKLE Herbicide Followed by FUSILADE 2000 Herbicide (Broadleaf weeds at proper growth stage for treatment, prior to annual and/or perennial grass weed treatment.) Apply BlAZER or TACKLE with an approved non ionic surfactant to susceptible broadleaf weeds at the recommended rate and growth stage. A sequential application of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide may be applied follOwing a BLAZER or TACKLE application when grasses resume active growth with the development of a new leaf. Follow the recommended rates and growth stages in the APPLICATION DIRECTIONS SECTION for the grass weeds being treated. METHOD 3: Tankmix Applications - FUSILADE 2000 Herbicide and BLAZER or TACKLE Herbicide (Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds are at the proper stage of growth for treatment, as per I espective label!'.) I J-q 1 b.3 Page 26 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N A tankmix of FUSILADE.2ooo herbicide and BLAZER or TACKLE may be applied at tile recommended rates and growth stages to susceptible annual grass and broadleaf weed species in a manner consistent with respective labels. Follow water volume and spray pressure recommendations as per the BLAZER or TACKLE label. For BLAZER, use only an approved nonionic surfactant in the tankmix. For TACKLE, use an approved nonionic surfactant or crop oil concentrate. This tankmix can be applied by ground or aerial application. SEE SOYBEAN TANKMIX USE PRECAUTIONS SECTION FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. USE OF FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE WITH CLASSIC- HERBICIDE - SOYBEANS ONLY Sequential Application - PlUSiLADE 2000 Herbicide Followed by CLASSIC Herbicide FUSltADE 2000 herbicide and CLASSIC herbicide may be applied sequentially in a postemergence program for broad-spectrum weed control in soybeans. Sequential applications can only be made by applying FUSILADE 2000 herbicide first followed by CLASSIC herbicide. Use of this sequential application is appropriate when annual andlor perennial grass weeds are at the proper growth stage for treatment, prior to broadleaf weed treatment. Both FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and CLASSIC herbicide should be applied to actively growing weeds at the proper growth stage. Do not apply either herbicide if weeds appear to be stressed due to unfavorable temperatures, drought, water saturated soil, andlor low soil fertility. Apply FUSILADE 2000 herbicide with an approved adjuvant to annuals andlor perennial grass weeds at the recommended rate and growth stage listed in the APPLICATION DIRECTIONS SECTION of the label for FUSILADE 2000 herbicide. FUSILADE 2000 herbicide is a systemic herbicide, therefore, when treating grasses, allow at least 7 days to elapse prior to an application of CLASSIC herbicide. This will enable FUSILADE 2000 herbicide to be adequately translocated to meristerr.ic regions of the plant. After the appropriate time interval has elapsed, apply CLASSIC herbicide with an approved adjuvant at the recommended rate to susceptible broadleaf weed as outlined on the label lor CLASSIC herbicide. Tankmlx Applications - FUSILADE 2000 Herbicide and CLASSIC Herbicide FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and CLASSIC herbicide may be applied together in a tankmix in a postemergence program for control of volunteer com, shattercane and broad leal weeds at the proper growth stages for treatment listed on the respective product labels. The FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and CLASSIC herbicide tankmix should be applied to actively growing weeds. Refer to the FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and CLASSIC herbicide labels for defined environmental conditions that promote active growth. Do not apply the tankmix if soybeans show injury from prior herbicide applications. 30 'l 63 Page 27 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Read and carefullv observe all applicable directions, restrictions and precautionary statements on the FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and CLASSIC herbicide labels before using . • In Region A, FUSILADE 2000 herbicide should be added to the tankmix at 12 to 16 oz per acre. The 16 oz. rate may be necessary under conditions of low humidity and low soil moisture and should be used when volunteer corn and/or shattercane foliage is dense or has reached the maximum recommended growth stage. In Region B, FUSILADE 2000 herbicide shoullj be added to the tankmix at 24 oz. per acre. CLASSIC herbicide should be added to the tankmix at the recommended rates for broadleaf weed growth stages described on the CLASSIC herbicide label. Always add an approved non-ionic surfactant at a rate of 112 pint 1 25 gallons (0.2:% v/v) of water or an approved crop oil concentrate at 1 quart 125 gallons (1% v/v) of water. SEE SOYBEAN TANKMIX USE PRECAUTIONS SECTION FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION USE OF FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE WITH PURSUI" HERBICIDE - SOYBEANS ONLY - Tankmix Applications - FUSILADE 2000 Herbicide and PURSUIT Herbicide - Soybeans Only - (Region A Only) FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and PURSUIT herbicide may be applied together in a tankmix in a post emergence program (Region A only) for control of volunteer com, shatterca'le and broadleaf weeds at the proper growth stages for treatment listed on the respective product labels. The FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and PURSUIT herbicide tankmix should be applied to actively growing weeds. Refer to the FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and PURSUIT herbicide labels for environmental conditions that promote active growth. Do not apply the tankmix if soybeans show injury from prior herbicide applications. Read and carefully observe all applicable directions, restrictions and precautionary statements on the FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and PURSUIT herbicide labels before using. FUSILADE 2000 herbicide should be added to the tankmix at 12 to 16 oz. per acre. The 16 oz. rate may be necessary under conditions of low humidity and low soil moisture and should be used when volunteer corn and/or shattercane foliage is dense or has reached the maximum recommended growth stage. PURSUIT herbicide should be added to the tankmix at the recommended rates for broadleaf weed growth stages described on the PURSUIT herbicide label. Always add an adjuvant ( approved nonionic surfactant or crop oil concentrate ) and liquid fertilizer to the spray mixture. Refer to the PURSUIT herbicide label for additive rates. SEE SOYBEAN TANKMIX USE PRECAUTION SECTION FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. TANKMIX COMBINATION FUSILADE 2000 FUSILADE 2000 + 24 II. oz.lA REFLEX 2LC FUSILADE 2000 + 24 II. oz.lA BASAGRAN FUSILADE 2000 +' 24 fl. oz.lA BLAZER FUSILADE 2000 + 24 II. oz.lA TACKLE FUSILADE 2000 + 24 II. oz.lA REFLEX 2LC + BASAGRAN Page 28 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N TABLE 1. SOYBEAN HERBICIDE TANKMIX APPLICATION RATE TABLE' REGION At REFLEX 2LC' BASAGRAN BLAZER TACKLE , 10 '~plsJA ,~ 10 2 plsJA ,~ 10 3 plsJA ,~ 10 3 plsJA , 10 2 pls.lA ,~ 10 2 ptsJA , Follow the recommended rate and growth stages lor the grass and broadleal weeds on Ihe respective labels. , , 2 Region A • All states except the aroJas 01 Arizona, Calnornia, Colorado, Hawaii, New Mexico, West Oklahoma, Wesl Texas, and Utah as outlinec section. 3 Reier to REFLEX 2LC label lor maximum use rale lor specilied geographic regions. TANKMIX COMBINATION FUSILADE 2000 + BASAGRAN FUSILADE 2000 + BLAZER FUSILADE 2000 + TACKLE Page 29 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N TABLE 2. SOYBEAN HERBICIDE TANKMIX APPLICATION RATE TABLE' REGION BI FUSILADE 2000 BASAGRAN BLAZER TACKLE' 24 - 48 fl. oz.fA 1-1/2 to 2 ptsJA 24 - 48 fl. oz.f A 1-1/2 to 3 ptsJA 24 - 48 fl. oz.fA 1-1/2 to 3 ptsJA , Follow the recommended rate and growth stages for the grass and broadieaf weeds on the respective labels. NONIONIC SURFACTANT CROP OIL CONCENTRATE 0.5 -1%COC 0.25 - 0.5% NIS 0.25 - 0.5% NIS DO NOT USE cac WITH THIS MIXTURE 0.5-1%COC 0.25 - 0.5% NIS , Region B - For the areas of Arizona, CaI~ornia, Colorado, Hawaii, New Mexico, West Oklahoma, West Texas, and Utah as outlined in the 'Directions for Us, section. , Not registered in California for tankmix with this product. I and precautionary statements on the EPA approved FUSILADE 2000 herbicide container label and the WHIP 1 EC herbicide container label. For improved annual and perennial grass control, a tankmix of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and WHIP 1 EC herbicide may be applied at the recommended rates and growth stages listed in this. FUSILADE 2000 herbicide should be applied at 9.0 - 20.0 fl. oz. per acre and WHIP 1 EC herbicide should be applied at 6.5 - 12.8 fl. oz. per acre depending on weed species and size as listed on the chart below. For all ground applications, use crop oil concentrate in the tankmix at 1% v/v (1 quart per 25 gallons of spray solution). For aerial applications, use crop oil concentrate at 1 pint per acre. Tankmlxes for Control of Broadleaf Weeds The tankmix of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and WHIP 1 EC herbicide may be applied in combination with REFLEX 2LC·, BASAGRAN, or BLAZER herbicides as described on the FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and WHIP 1 EC herbicide labels. If there are differences in labeling, the most restrictive labeling applies. DO NOT tankmix with REFLEX 2LC, BASAGRAN or BLAZER herbicides when rhizome Johnsongrass is the predominant grassy weed problem. ·Refer to REFLEX 2LC Herbicide Regional Use Map on page __ . USE OF FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE WITH BUGLETM HERBICIDE - COTTON AND SOYBEANS Tankmix Applications - FUSILADE 2000 Herbicide and Bugle Herbicide Before using these products, read and carefully observe all applicable directions, restrictions, and precautionary statements on the EPA-approved FUSILADE 2000 herbicide container label and the Bugle herbicide container label. For improved control of annual grasses, a tankmix of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and Bugle herbicide may be applied. When using this tani.mix combination, apply FUSILADE 2000 herbicide at a rate of 12.0 fluid ounces per acre and Bugle herbicide at a rate of 8.2 fluid ounces per acre. Refer to the FUSILADE herbicide label for the recommended growth stage of the annual grass species for proper timing of application. For all ground applications, use crop oil concentrate in the tankmix at 1% v/v (1 quart per 25 gallons of spray solution). For aerial applications, use crop oil concentrate at 1 pint per acre. DO NOT apply this product through any type of irrigation system. ANNUAL GRASS SPECIES HeIght (Inc .... ) Barnyardgrass 2-3 Broadleaf Signalgrass 2-4 Crabgrass Large 1-2 Smooth 1-2 Southern 1-2 Tropical 1-2 Downy Brome 2-6 Fall Panicum 2-6 Field Sandbur 2-4 FoXla~s GianI 2-6 Green 2-6 Yenow 2-4 Goosegrass 2-4 Italian Ryegrass 2-4 Itchgrass 4-24 Johnsongrass. Seedling 5-10 Junglerice 2-3 Red Rice .5-1 Shattercane 6-12 Sorghum Almum 6-12 Southern Sancllur 2-6 Texas Panicum 2-8 Volunteer Cereals Barley 2-6 Corn 12-24 Milo 6-12 Oats 2-6 Rye 2-6 Wheat 2-6 Wild Proso Millet 4-8 W~chgrass 2-4 Wild Oats 2-6 Wooly Cupgrass 2-4 PERENNIAL GRASS SPECIES Rhizome Johnsongrass 12-18 34 1 '.31 Page 31 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N RATE FOR TANKMIX FUSILADE 2000 WHIP lEe RllteiA RllteiA (fl. oz.) (fl. oz.) 12·20 6.5-12.8 12-16 6.5-12.8 12-20 6.5-12.8 12-20 6.5-12.8 12-20 6.5-12.8 12-20 6.5-12.8 12-16 6.5-9.5 12-16 6.5-9.5 12-16 6.5-9.5 9-16 6.5-9.5 9-16 6.5-9.5 9-20 6.5-9.5 12-16 6.5-12.8 12-16 6.5-9.5 12-16 6.5-9.5 9-12 6.5-9.5 12-16 6.5-12.8 12-16 6.5-9.5 9-12 6.5-9.5 12-16 6.5-9.5 12-16 6.5-9.5 12-16 6.5-9.5 12-16 6.5-9.5 9-12 6.5-9.5 12-16 6.5-9.5 12-16 6.5-9.5 12-16 6.5-9.5 12-16 6.5-9.5 9-16 6.5-12.8 12-16 6.5-9.5 12-16 6.5-9.5 9-16 6.5-12.8 12-24 6.5-9.5 ~s 1- b.J SOYBEAN TANKMIX USE PRECAUTIONS Page 32 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N o Always read and follow the restril.1ions and limitations for all products whether used alone or in a tankmix. The most restrictive labeling of any product used applies in tank mixtures. o Do not apply less than 24 fl. ozJA FUSILADE 2000 herbicide in a tankmix with broadleaf herbicides in soybeans, except as specified on this label. o Do not apply tankmixes if rain is threatening. REFLEX herbicide requires a 4-hour rain-free period; TACKLE herbicide requires a 4-6 hour rain-free period; BLAZER herbicide requires a 6 hour rain-free period; and BASAGRAN herbicide requires an a-hour rain-free period for best results. o Do not apply a total of more than 2 quarts of BASAGRAN herbicide per acre in one season to soybeans. o A maximum of 1.5 pints per acre of REFLEX 2LC herbicide may be applied per growing season for soybeans in Region 1. A maximum of 1.25 pints of REFLEX 2LC per acre may be applied in altemate years in Region 2. A maximum of 1.0 pints REFLEX 2LC per acre may be applied in altemate years in Region 3. A maximum of 1-1/2 pints of REFLEX 2LC may be applied per acre in altemate years in Region 4. (Do not make more than one application of REFLEX 2LC per growing season.) o Apply REFLEX 2LC herbicide before soybeans bloom. o Do not apply more than 4 pints (1.0 lb. active) per acre of BLAZER herbicide per growing season for soybeans. o Do not apply BLAZER or TACKLE herbicide within 50 days of harvest for soybeans. o Do not apply more than 3 pints per acre of TACKLE per growing season. • Do not apply more than 1 oz. of CLASSIC per acre per season. o Make the last application of CLASSIC to soybeans 60 days before soybean maturity. o In the case of crop failure, only soybeans may be immediately replanted following use of BASAGRAN, BLAZER, REFLEX and TACKLE. o Do not make more than one application of the f'USILADE 2000lREFLEX 2LC; FUSILADE 20001BASAGRAN; FUSILADE 20001BLAZER; FUSILADE 20001TACKLE or FUSILADE 20001REFLEXIBASAGRAN tankmix in a single season. o Do not make sequential or tankmix applications of any of these herbicides if the weeds appear stressed due to unfavorable temperatures, drought and/or low soil fertility. ,~ -. 3' 1" b3 Page 33 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N TANKMIXES FOR COnON USE OF FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE WITH AM BUS"". CYMBUS .... 3E. BIDRI~ 8. OR CYG~ 400 INSECTICIDES - COTTON ONLY FUSILADE 2000 helbicide and AMBUSH, CYMBUSH 3E, BYDRIN 8, OR CYGON 400 insecticides may be used in a tankmix when required according to the weed and insect problems present. Apply FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and an approved adjuvant to actively growing annual and perennial grasses at the recommended rate and growth stage listed in the APPLICATION DIRECTIONS SECTION of the FUSILADE 2000 herbicide label. Apply AMBUSH, CYMBUSH 3E, BYDRIN 8, or CYGON 400 as per label recommendations for insect control based on scouting reports. Subsequent applications of AMBUSH, CYMBUSH 3E, BYDRIN 8 or CYGON 400 may be required at intervals of 5 to 7 daye; kr insect control. Regrowth or subsequent emergence of grasses may require treatment according to rate and growth stage recommendations on the FUSILADE 2000 helbicide label. Use of crop oil concentrate or a nonionic surfactant as indicated in the APPLICATION DIRECTIONS SECTION of this label is required in the tankmix. Load the spray tank with half the amount of required water and add the recommended amounts of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide and AMBUSH, CYMBUSH 3E, BYDRIN 8, or CYGON 400 insecticide while the agitator is running. Add crop oil concentrate or nonionic surfactant and the remaining quantity of water and mix thoroughly. TANKMIX 1 COMBINATION FUSILADE FUSILADE 2000 + 12-24 II. oziA AMBUSH , I I FUSILADE 2000 + 12-24 II. ozi A CYMBUSH 3E FUSILADE 2000 + 12-24 II. oziA CYGON 400 ! FUSILADE 2000 + 12-24 fl. oz.l A BIDRIN 8 Page 34 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N FUSILADE HERBICIDE AND COTTON INSECTICIDE TANKMIX RATE TABLE' REGION A" AMBUSH CYMBUSH 3E CYGON 400 BIDRIN 8 0.4-0.0 plJA 0.16-0.27 plJA (0.06-0.1 Ibs. aitA) 0.25-0.5 ptiA 0.1-0.5 ptiA , Follow Ihe recommended rale and groWlh stages lor the ~rus and larget insect peats on Ihe respective labels. NONIONI CROP 011 0.5 0.2! 0.5 0.2! O.S 0.2! O.f 0.21 • Region A • All slales excepllhe areas 01 Arizona, Cal~ornia, Colorado, Hawaii, New Mexico, West Oklahoma, West Texas, and Utah as outHned in the "Oil Section. TANKMIX COMBINATION FUSILADE FUSILADE 2000 + 16-48 fl. oz.lA AMBUSH FUSILADE 2000 + 16-48 fl. oz.lA CYMBUSH 3E FUSILADE 2000 + 16-48 fl. oz.lA CYGaN 400 FUSILADE 2000 + 16·48 fl. oz.l A BIDRIN 8 Page 35 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N FUSILADE HERBICIDE AND COTTON INSECTICIDE TANKMIX RATE TABLE' REGION BI AMBUSH CYMBUSH3E CYGON 400 BIDRIN 8 0.4·0.8 pt.lA 0.16-0.:>7 ptJA - 0.25·0.5 pt./A 0.1·0.5 pt./A - I Fonow the recommended rate and growth stages for the grass and targ3t insect pests on the respective labels. NONIONIC SURFAC CROP OIL CONCEN' 0.5·1% COC 0.25% NIS 0.5·1% COC 0.25% NIS 0.5·1% COC 0.25% NIS 0.5·1% cae 0.25% NIS • Region B • For the areas of Arizona, Cal~ornia, Colorado, Hawaii, New Mexico, West OkiahorTlP West Texas, and Utah as outlined in the "Directions for Use" Section. • Always read and follow the restrictions and limitations for all products whether used alone or in a tankmix. The most restrictive labeling of any product used applies in tank mixtures. • For additional precautions, restrictions, limitations, and sprayer clean-up information, refer to the appropriate sections in the respective labels. • Do not apply a total of more than 12 pints (3Ibs. ai/acre) of AMBUSH per acre per season. • Do not apply a total of more than 1.0 lb. ai/A of CYMBUSH 3E per acre per season. • Do not apply a total of more than (3 applications) of Bidrin 8 per acre per season. • Do not apply more than 2 applications of Cygon 400 at the higher rate (0.5 pinVA) per season. • Bidrin 8 may not be applied within 30 days of harvest. • Repeat application of Cygon 400 should not be made at intervals closer than 14 days. • Automatic flagging devices should be used when possible whenever Bidrin 8 is used. • Do not enter area treated with Bidrin 8 for 48 hours unless appropriate clothing is wom. • Oral or written wamings must be given workers who are expected to enter a treated area or area about to be treated with Bidrin 8. Oral wamings must be in language customarily understood by workers. • When applying Cygon 400, if automatic flagging is not possible, then the human flagger must wear protective clothing and respirator as specified on the Cygon 400 label. trD 1 b.3 Page 37 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N NONFOOD USES· F,t,bbQW bAND, NQNGAQP AA&,t,S, NONBEARING CROPS, AND ORNAMENTALS. FUSILADE 2000 herbicide can be used to control annual and perennial grass weeds in lallow laREI; iR nonbearing groves, orchards or vineyards. during site preparation prior to transplanting; on tree farms·, and in many newly transplanted and established nongrassy omamentals, trees. shrubs and ground covers. aREI iR ROReFep areas. ~leRerop areas iRoluEle aiFPoFts, eleetFie tF8RslofFRer stali6RS aREI sub stati6Rs, pipeliRe pUFRpiRg statieRs, aFeUREI builEliR{IS, stoFage yaRJs, leRee MRes. pallp,':ays, reaElsiEles. Fights el way, aREI ather ReReFeplaREI areas. See the following tables for specific recommended uses. ·Use of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide on tree farms is not registered for use in Califomia. GENERAL USE PRECAUTIONS· NQtfllMRlNClCROPS#\NO(»RNAMENTALS Not for use or storage in or around the home. • Apply FUSILADE 2000 herbicide to actively growing grasses before they exceed the recommended growth stages in the following Tables. • Spray to obtain thorough coverage 01 grass foliage. but not to runoff. Repeat treatments may be necessary to provide full season control. • Use standard pesticide hollow cone or flat fan nozzles. • Apply FUSILADE 2000 herbicide wOOn the first gmss species in a mixed grass weed population reaches the recommended growth stage for treatment. • Do not apply FUSILADE 2000 herbicide to grasses which are stressed due to moisture, temperature, low soil fertility. mechanical or chemical injury. • Do not apply to grasses which have tillered, formed seed heads, or exceeded recommended growth stages. • When trElating nonbearing trees and vines, avoid contact of spray with foliage by using directed sprays. • Do not apply to foliage of omamental trees, shrubs, or ground covers unless they are listed in Table I of the omamental section of this label. • Do not apply to trees, vines, omamentals, or other listed cro~ that will be harvested for food within one year after application. • Do not apply to asparagus from which spears will be harvested within 1 year of treatment. Refer to page for use directions for applications to asparagus that will be harvested within 1 year. • Do nol graze or harvest Florigraze perennial peanuts for 1 year after treatment. • Do not plant rotational grass crops such as com, sorghum and cereals within 60 days after the last applicatiOn of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide. • lfl Page 38 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N NONFOOD USES - F"""QW ""N9, NQNGRQP "RELI,S, "N9 NON BEARING CROPS Apply 32-48 oz. per acre of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide along with 1 % crop oil concentrate (2 pints per 25 gallons) or 0.25% (112 pint per 25 gallons) of a nonionic surfactant to annual and perennial grasses at the recommended growth stages in the following tables. FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE ANNUAL GRASS CONTROL GROWTH STAGES FOR FAb"QW ""'N9 "ND NONBEARING CROPS Annual Grass Species Make applications when grasses are 2-8 inches tall, but before tillering andlor heading. Bamyardgrass Broadleaf signalgrass Crabgrass, large Crabgrass, smooth Crabgrass, southem Crabgrass, tropical Fall panicum Field sandbur Foxtail, giant Foxtail, green Foxtail, yellow Goosegrass Guineagrass, seedling Itchgrass Italian ryegrass Johnsongrass, seedling Junglerice Prairie cupgrass Red Rice Shatterca,leJWildcaneNolunteer milo Sorghum almum Southem sandbur Southwestem cupgrass Texas panicum Volunteer barley Volunteer corn Volunteer oats Volunteer rye Volunteer wheat Wild Oats Wild proso millet Witchgrass Woolly cupgrass FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE PERENNIAL GRASS CONTROL GROWTH STAGES FOR F.t.ob"QW ""PID "ND NONBEARING CROPS Perennial Grass Species Bermudagrass Guineagrass Kikuyugrass· Quackgrass Rhizome johnsongrass Torpedograss·· Wirestem mUhly Growth Stage 4-8" runners 6-12" tall before Seedhead initiation 4-8" runners 6-10" 8-18" tall and before boot stage 3-6" tall (1 51 application) 2-3" tall (subsequent application) 4-12" tall and before seedhead initiation ·Not Registered in Califomia for use on this species. ··Use 48 fl. oz. per acre per application. Three applications may be needed. Page 39 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE IS RECOMMENDED ON THE FOLLOWING NON BEARING CROPS Acerola (West Indian Cherry)· Almonds Apples Asparagus Avocados Berries Conifers· Christmas tree plantings Nursery beds Seedling establishment Dates Figs Filberts Florigraze perennial peanuts· (Nursery stock only) Ginseng· Grapes Grapefruit Guava· Jojoba Kiwi· ·Not applicable in California. NONFOOD USE· ORNAMENTALS Lemons Limes Macadamia Mango· Olives Oranges Pears Pineapple Pistachios Pomegranates Tangelos Tangerines Walnuts Apply 32-48 oz. per acre of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide along with 0.25% (1/2 pint per 25 gallons) of a nonionic surfactant. DO NOT USE A CROP OIL CONCENTRATE WITH FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE ON ORNAMENTALS. Refer to the weed tables in the Fallow land, Noncrop areas, and Nonbearing crops for recommended growth stages of grasses at application. FUSILADE may be applied over-the-top or as a directed spray. Please refer to Table 1 for a list of ornamental species for which over-the-top application is appropriate. For species listed in Tables II-IV, directed spray applications are necessary to minimize phytotoxicity. However, there is the possibilitt of damage in the range listed for each table when applied at label rates. NOTICE TO BUYER AND USER: It is impossible to test every species and variety or cultivar of ornamental or nursery plants under all conditions. Plant tolerance of pesticides vary as conditions vary. Plant tolerance of FUSILADE 2000 herbicide at label rates has been found to be acceptable within the ranges specified for the indicated genera and species. Neither the manufacturer nor the seller has determined whether or not FUSILADE 2000 herbicide can safely be used on plants not specified on this label. The professional user should determine if FUSILADE 2000 herbicide can be used safely prior to use. 1- TABLE I 43 '1" '3 Page 40 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N OVER-THE-TOP APPLICATIONS may be applied to the following ornamentals: Use Only Nonionic Surfactant on Ornamentals. Scientific Name Abelia grandiflora Abies balsamea* Abies concolor Abies procera Acacia redolens Acacia salacina Acacia saligna Acacia schafnerii Acacia stenophylla Acer ginnala* Acer palmatum Acer platanoides Acer saccharinum Acer saccharum* Achillea filipendulina Achillea millefolium Acrecastrum romanzoffianum Agapanthus african us Agave americana Ageratum sp. Aglanoema commutatum Agtanoema crispum Alcea rosea Allium schoenoprasum Aloe barbadensis Aloe vera Aloe zanzibarica Alyssum sp. Antirrhinum majus* Araucaria heterophylla Arctostaphylos uva-ursi Arctotheca calendula Arenaria vema Asparagus densiflorus Astilbe x arendsii -Not applicable in California. Common Name/Variety Glossy abelia Balsam fir Concolor fir Noble fir Acacia ongerops Willow-leafed acacia Willow acacia Jim wheat acacia Shoe-string acacia Flame amur maple Maple/japanese Norway maple Silver maple Sugar maple Coronation gold, fern leaf yarrow Common yarrow Queen palm Peter pan lily of the Nile Century plant Silver queen evergreen, Fransher evergreen Treubii ribbon evergreen Painted evergreen Hollyhock Chives Barbados aloe Snapdragon Yellow floral carpet Norfolk Island pine Red bearberry Cape weed Sandwort Sprengeri, Myres asparagus, Sprenger asparagus False spirea Scientific Name Atriplex sp. Aucuba japonica Aucuba japonica variegata Begonia Semperflorens cultoreum* Berberis mentorensis Berberis thunbergii* Betula pendula* Bougainvillea sp. Buxus microphylla koreana Buxus microphylla var. japonica Buxus sempervirens Caesalpinia cacalaco Caesalpinia gilliesii Calendula officinalis* Calendula sp. Callistemon lanceolatus Calluna vulgaris Camellia japonica Camellia sasanqua Canlpanula carpatica Carissa grandiflora Carissa tuttlei Camegiea gijantea Carpobrotus chilensis* Cassia artemisioides Cassia didymobotrya Cassia sturdii Celtis occidentalis* Centaurea cineraria Cerastium tomentosum Ceratonia siliqua Cercis canadensis Chaenomeles speciosa* Chamaecyparis obtusa Chamaecyparis lawsoniana Chamaecyparis pisifera Chamaerops excelsa Chamaerops humilis Chrysalidocarpus lutescens Chrysanthemum x superbum *Not applicable in California Lf4 1" ~3 Page 41 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Common NameNariety Saltbrush Aucuba Scarf etta begonia Mentor barberry Crimson pygym, Redleaf Japanese barberry Eastern white birch Raspberry ice Korean boxwood Japanese boxwood Welleri, Common boxwood Bird of paradise Orange coronet Marigold Bottle-brush Scotch heather Camellia Sasanqua camellia Bellflower Natal plum Saguaro cactus Trailing hottentot-fig Feathery cassia African cassia Hackberry Dusty miller Snow in summer Carob tree Red bud Flowering quince Cripps hinoki false cypress Allum lawson cypress Plumosa Windmill palm Mediterranean fan palm (small)Golden fruited palm Shasta daisy Scientific Name Cissus rhombifloia Cistus hybridus Citrus aurantium Citrus paradist Clerodendrum speciosum Cleyera spp. Clivia miniata Cocos plumosa Codiaeum variegatum Coftea arabica Magnolia grandiflora" Coleus x hybridus Convolvulus oneorum Coprosma baueri Coprosma repens Cordyline terminalis Coreopsis verticillata Comus florida Comus mas Comus sericea Cotoneaster apiculata Cotoneaster dammeri Cotoneaster divaricatus Cotoneaster microphyllus Cotoneaster repens Cotoneaster salicifolius franch Crossandra nilotica Cupressus sempervirens Cycus revoluta Deutzia gracilis Dianthus barbatus Dieftenbachia amoena Diervilla lonicera Oodonea viscosa purplurea Echinocatus sp. Elaeagnus angustrifolia Enceliafarinosa Erythrina fusca Escallonia fradessii Escallonia rubra "Not applicable in California. , lfS ,.. 0 Page 42 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Common NameiVariety Ellen Danica, grape ivy Rock rose Sour orange Grapefruit Pagoda flower Cleyera Kaffir lily Queen palm Croton Coftee Southern magnolia Coleus Jade wizard Bush momingglory Mirror plant Varigated mirror plant Ti Threadleaf coreopsis Flowering dogwood Comelian cherry dogwood Red twig dogwood, Flaviramea Coral beauty, Royal beauty Spreading cotoneaster Cotoneaster Willowleaf cotoneaster Crossandra Italian cypress Sago palm Slender deutzia Sweet William Giant dumbcane Bush honeysuckle Purple hopseed bush Hedgehog cactus Russian olive Bittle brush Fastadiata, Swamp immortella Scientific Name Eucalyptus microtheca Eucalyptus polyanthemos Eucalyptus rostrata Eucalyptus spathulata Eucalyptus rudis Eugenia myrtifolia Euonymus alata Euonymus fortunei Euonymus japonica Euonymus kiautschovicus Euphorbia lactea Euryops pectinatus Fatshedera Iizei Ferocactus sp. Ficus benjamina Ficus elastica decora Ficus microcarpa nitida Ficus nitida Ficus repens Forsythia intermedia Forsythia sp. Forsythia suspensa Forsythia x intermedia Fouquieria splendens Fragaria chiloensis Fraxinus americana" Fraxinus pennsylvanica" Fraxinus velulina Gardenia jasminoides Gardenia taitensis Gazania splendens Gazania uniflora leucoleana Geijera parviflora Gelsemium sempervirens Geranium pratense Gladiolus x hortulanus Gleditsia triancanthos var. inermis Graptophyllum pictum Grevillea robusta Grevillea rosmarinifolia Hedera canariensis Hedera helix Hedera helix hahnii Hemerocallis hybrids "Not applicable in California. Iff, 1" (3 Page 43 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Common NameNariety Gum-barked coolibah Red box gum Red gum Narrow-leaf gimlet Desert-gum Brush cherry Siebold Silver king Spreading euonymus Candelabra plant Fatshedera Barrel cactus Exotica weeping fig Rubber tree Indian laurel Indian laurel Creeping fig Weeping forsythia Ocotillo Ornamental strawberry White ash Green ash Arizona ash Gardenia, dwarf Tahitian gardenia Gazania gold rush Australia willow Carolina jessamine Cranesbill Debbie, Jennie, Mahogany, Stargazer Honey locusVshade master Caricature plant Silk oak Spider flower Algerian ivy English ivy Hahn's ivy Daylily Scientific Name Hemigraphis sp. Hesperaloe parviflora Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Hibiscus syriacus Hosta lancifolia Hydrangea panicultata Hydrangea quercifolia lberis sempervirens lIex comuta lIex crenata lIex glabra lIex opaca lIex vomitoria lIex x Meserveae lIex x attenuata Iris sp. Isotoma sp. Ixora coccinea Jacaranda acutifolia Jacobinia ghiesbreghtiana Juniperus horizontalis· Juniperus scopulorum Juniperus virginiana Justicia spicigera Kochia scoparia f. trychophylla Koelreuteria paniculata* Lagerstroemia indica Lantana camera Lantana sellowiana Leptospermum laevigatum Leucophyllum frutescens Liatris spicata Ligustrum amurense Ligustrum lucidum Ligustrum ovalifolium Ligustrum texanum Ligustrum x Vicari Liquidambar styraciflua Liriope spicata Liriope muscari Livistona chinenis Lonicera x morrowii Lonicera xylosteum "Not applicable in California. Page 44 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Common NameNariety Waffle plant/Metallic plant Chinese hibiscus Althea Variegated hosta Panicle hydrangea Oakleaf hydrangea Candytuff Dwarf buford holly Japanese holly Compact inkberry American holly Dwarf yauponfTall yaupon Meserve holly Fosteri holly Blue star creeper Ixora Jacaranda Admiral Cologreen Red ceder Firecracker, Mexican indigo Compact bumingbrush Golden-rain tree Vamish tree Crepe myrtle Bush lantana Purple lantana (trailing) Texas sage Gay feather Amur River Wax ligustrum Privet/califomia Texas privet Vicari American sweetgum Liriope Green liriope/Variegated liriope Chinese fan palm Morrow honeysuckle Emerald mound Scientific Name Lysiloma thomberii Lysimachia nummularia Magnolia sp. Magnolia stellata Mahonia aquifolium Mahonia wagoneri· Malus floribunda Mesembryanthemum drosanhemum hispidum Mesembryanthemum lampranthus productus Mesembryanthemum lampranthus spectabilis Metrosideros excelsus Musa maurelli Myoponum parvifolium Myrica cerifera Nephrolepsis exaltata Nerium oleander Odocanthus sp. Olea europaea Olneya tesota Opuntia Cholla Osman thus fragrans Osteospermum fruticosum alba Pachysandra terminalis Parkensonia aculeata Rhus aromatica Passiflora pfordtiii Pelargonium domesticum Pelargonium peltatum Pelargonium X hortorum· Pennisetum setaceum Peperomia scandens Petunia sp. Philadelphus coronarius Philodendron oxycardium Philodendron selloum Phoenix canariensis Phoenix roebelenii Photinia x fraseri Phyllostachys aurea Physocarpus fruticosa Physocarpus opulifolius Picea abies ·Not applicable in California. Page 45 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Common NameNariety Desert fem tree MoneywortlWandering Sally Oregon Grapeholly Star magnolia Mahonia King's Ransom Showy crabapple Rose ice plant Purple trailing ice plant Red spike ice plant New Zealand christmas tree Ethiopia banana Prostrate myoponum Wax myrtle Sword fern Pink, variegated, petite oleander Olive tree Ironwood Cholla cactus Osmanthus, tea olive White african daisy Japanese pachysandra Green palo verde Fragrant sumac Passion vine Geranium Ivy geranium Smash Hit Red geranium Red fountain grass Radiator plant Aurea "Micans· velvetleaf philodendron Canary Island date palm Pygmy date palm Photinia Golden bamboo Gold drop, Jackmanni, Abbotswood Dwarf Ninebark, Nanus Norway spruce Scientific Name Picea glauca Picea omarika Picea pungens Pieris japonica Pilea nummulariifolia Pinus canariensis Pinus clause· Pinus echinata· Pinus elliottii· Pinus glabra· Pinus mugo Pinus nigra Pinus palustris· Pinus ponderosa Pinus pungens· Pinus resinosa Pinus rigids· Pinus serotina· Pinus strobiformus Pinus strobus Pinus sylvestris Pinus taeda· Pinus virginiana" Pittosporum Tobira Pittosporum phillyraeoides Platanus sp" Plumbago capensis Podocarpus gracilior Podocarpus macrophylla Polygonum capitatum Polyscias frutir:osa Polystichum capense Portulaca grandiflora" Potentilla fructosa Potentilla vema" Prosopis chilensis Protea compacts" Protea cynaroides· Protea eximia" Protea neriifolia' Protea repens' Prumus trialoba Prunus caroliniana ompacta Pseuderanthemum atropurpureum 'Not applicable in California Page 46 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Common NameNariety Dwarf Alberta, Black Hills, Densata Serbian spruce Blue spruce Uly-of-the-valley bush Creeping Charlie Canary Island pine Sand pine Shortleaf pine Slash pine Spruce pine Dwarf Swiss mountain pine Austrian pine/Black pine Longleaf pine WestemlPonderosa pine Table-Mountain pine Red pine Pitch pine Pond pine Mexican border pine Eastern white pine Scotch pine Loblolly pine Virginia pine Wheelers dwarf, variegated Desert willow Sycamore Cane plumbago African fern pine Yew pine Pink dover Parsley panax Sunglo portulaca Gold drop, Primrose beauty Chilean mesquite Protea GianVking protea Protea Oleander-leaved protea Protea Flowering almond Carolina cherry Purple false eranthemum Scientific Name Pseudotsuga mensiessi pyracanths koidzumii Pyracanths angustifolia Pyracanths coccinea Pyracanths graberi Pyracanths koidzumii x coccinea Pyrus calleryana Quercus palustris" Quercus virginiana Raphiolepis indica Raphiolepis umbellata Rhamnus frangula Rhododendron "Gable Hybrid" Rhododendron catawbiense Rhododendron formosa Rhododendron obtusum Rhododendron sp. Rhododendron sp. (cont'd) "Not applicable in California so 1 (3 Page 47 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Common NameNariety Douglas fir Lodense pyracanths Variegated firethom Scarlet firethom, Lalandei Mojave firethom Bradford pear Pin oak Oak, live Pink lady Yeddallndian hawthorn Tallhedge buckthorn Elizabeth Gable, Purple splendor, Rose greely Less dark purple, Roseum elegans, Chionoides rhododendron, White catawba, Purple elegans, Roseum superbum, English roseum Amoenum, Coral bells Blaauw's pink, Rutherfordiana Constances White cascade, Prize, Kluis s(.:1sation, Sweetheart, Kaempo, Royalty, Hahm red, Red wing, Gumpo white, Salmon spray, Road runner, Tradition, Gloria, Gumpo pink, Greeting, Pink pearl. Scientific Name Rhododendron yedoense Rhuellia califomica Rhuslancea Rosa Banksiae Rosa hybrida Rosa sp. Rosmarinus officinalis prostratus Rumohra adiantiformis* Salix alba Salix babylonia* Salix matsudana Salix purpurea* Salvia greggii Sansevieria sp. Sansevieria trifasciata Santolina chanaecy pariSSLlS Schefflera arboricola Schinus molle Schinus terebinthifolius Sedum brevifolium Sedum quatemalense Sedum spectabile Sedum x rubrotinctum "Not applicable in California S\ 1'" b3 Page 48 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Common NameNariety Pericat, Tabor, Mother's Day, Snow, Masasoit, Red ruffle, Delaware Valley white, Purple gem, H. H. Hume, Stewartstonian, Hino red, Rosebud, Fashion, Herbert, Gibraltar, Gerard's rose, Boule de neige, President Lincoln Korean azaiealPoukhanense African surnar standard Banksia Hybrid tea rose Rose Ro:;.emary dwarf Leather1eaf fem White willow Weeping willow Tortuosa corkscrew willow Purple willow Basket willow Moon Glow HahaiVMother-in-law's tongue Lavender cotton Manila Ripple California pepper Brazilean pepper Green stone crop Brown beam Sedum Scientific Name Sempervivum tectorum Simmiondsia chinensii Sorbus americana· Sophora japonica· Spiraea japonica· Spiraea nipponica Spiraea thunbergii· Spiraea x billiardii Spiraea x bumalda Statice sinuata Stenocarpus sinuatus Strelitzia nicolai Strelitzia reginae Syringa meyeri Syringa patula Syringa villosa Syzgium paniculatum Tagetes sp. Taxus cuspidata Taxus x media Tecoma stans angustate Tecomaria capensis Temstroemia gymnanthera Thevetia peruvianaa Thuga occidentalis Thuja orientalis Tilia cordata· Trachelospermum asiaticum Trachelospermum jasminoides Trifolium fragiferum Tsuga canadensis Vibumum dentatum Vibumum japonicum ·Not applicable in California 5).. tbJ Page 49 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Common NameNariety Hen and chickens Jojoba American mountain ash Pagoda tree Coccinea Snowmound spirea Thunberg Billiard spirea Froebelii, Crispa spirea, Gold ilame, Ant~lony Waterer Annual statice Firewheel tree Giant bird of paradise Bird of paradise Palibin Korean lilac James McFar1ane lilac Australian bush cherry Marigold Japanese yew Thayeri yew, Hicks yew, Dense yew Yellow bells Cape honeysuckle Cleyera Yellow oleander tree White cedar, Emerald green, Woodwardii, Techny, Pyramidalis, Globosa, . iechny american arbOlVitae Berkman's Little-leaf linden Asiatic jasmine Star jasmine O'Conners legume Eastem hemlock Arrowwood vibumum Vibumum'japanese snowball Scientific Name Viburnum opulus Vibumum odoratissium Viburnum plicatum Viburnum suspensum Viburnum trilobum Viburnurn x juddi Viburnum x rhytidophylloides Vicia sp. Vinca major Vinca minor Vimumum lantana· Vimumum lentago· Washingtonia robusta Weigela florida Xylosma senticosa Yucca filamentosa Yucca gloriosa Yucca pendula Zinnia sp. ·Not applicable in California. S) 1" b3 Page !iO FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Common NameNarlety Nanum Viburnum Doublefile vibumumllomentosum Sandankwa vibumum Compact cranbenybush viburnum Judd Vibumumlwillowwood Crown Vetch Periwinkle Myrtle, Dwarf periwinkle Wayfaring tree Twistwood Nannybeny Mexican fan palm Newport red, Pink weigelia Yucca Spanish dagger Weeping dagger TABLE II DIRECTED APPLICATIONS Page 51 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N • When plant growth habit allows, applications should be made as a directed spray to the omamental plants listed below to minimize phytotoxicity. • Umited testing of the ornamental plants listed below has shown phytotoxicity of up to 20% when FUSILADE 2000 herbicide is applied over-tha-top at label rates. (Phytotoxicity can occur whenever spray comes in contact with the foliage, even during directed sprays.) Scientific Name Abies fraser Acer rubrum Ajuga variegata Ajuga reptans Aquilegia hybrida Arbutus unedo Banksia prinotes" Banksia victoria" Banksia speciosa" Begonia tweediana Callistemom viminalis Ceonothus griseus Cupressocyparis leylandi Dracaena fragans Dracaena marginata Eucalyptus citriodora Feijoa sellowiana Gamolepsis chrysanthemoides Gazania ringens Gladiolus x hortulanus Grewia caffra Hemiaria glabra Juniperus chinensis Juniperus conferta Juniperus hOrizontalis "Not applicable in California. Common Name/Variety Fraser Fir Maple/red Bugle weed Varigated ajuga Columbine Strawberry tree Protea Protea Protea Cats claw, Yellow trumpet Weeping bottle-brush Leyland cypress Massangeana, dracaena Tricolor dracaena Lemon-scented gum Pineapple guava Gallery Lavender star plant Green carpet Pfitzeriana Nana, Spearmint, Old Gold, Prostrata, Robdsta, Maney Blue Pacific Wiltonii, Hughes, Webberi, Variagata, Scientific Name Juniperus japonica Juniperus sabina Juniperus scopulorum Juniperus virginiana Lantana montevidensis x Leucothoe axillaris Ugustrum japonicum Lonicera japonica Luecospermum cordifoliumo Nandina domeslica Nerium oleander standard Ophiopogon japonicum Opuntiasp. Pennisetum sectaceum Philodendron sp. Plumeria acuminata Podocarpus rnacrophyllus Potentilla vema Rhododendron indicum Rhododendron obtusum Rhododendron sp. Rhoeo spathacea Ruellia ciliosa Salix caroliniana Spirea x vanhouteii Syringa chinensis Vibumum macrocephalum °Not applicable in California. Common NameNariety Blue Rug, Youngtown Compacta San Jose Tamariseifolia, Arcadia, Scandia, Broadmoor Welchii, Pathfinder Sky rocket, Grey owl White lantana Fetterbush Japanese privet Japanese honeysuckle Pincushion protea Heavenly bamboo Oleander Mondo grass Prickly pear cactus Green fountain grass Temple tree M&ki Spring cinquefoil Indica Kurume Eureka Sur.glow P.I.M. Oyster plant Ruellia Willow Vanhoutte spirea Liac Chinese snowball S'S" 1 63 Page 52 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N TABLE III DIRECTED APPLICATIONS Page 53 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS·072793N • When plant growth habit allows, applications should be made as a directed spray to the omamental plants listed below to minimize phytotoxicity. • Limited testing of the omamental plants listed below has shown phytotoxicity of up to 50% when FUSILADE 2000 herbicide is applied over-the-top at label rates. (Phytotoxicity can occur whenever spray comes in co. ,tact with the foliage, even during directed sprays). Scientific Name Acacia famesiana Acacia latifolia Aptenia cordifolia Asystasia gangetica Baccharis sarothroides Brachychiton populneum Cassia condolioma Cercidium praecox Citharexylum spinosum Cordyline stricta Cupaniopsis anacardioides Crassula argentea Cyperus altemifolius Dicentra spectabilis Dracaena deremensis Epipremnum aureum Eucalyptus nicholii Exococaria cochichinensis Hibiseus lepenk Juniperus chinensis Juniperus scopulorum Juniperus virginiana Justicia betonia Justicia brandegeana Justicia carnea Magnolia gradiflora MesemblYanthemum delosperrna alba Odontonema strictum Oenothera ber1andier Pachystachys lutea Pedilanthus tithymaloides Peperomia obtusifolia Plectranthus australis "Not applicable in California. Common NameJVariety Sweet a~cia Hearts and flowers Coromandel Desert broom Bottle tree Sonoran palo verde Fiddlewood Cordyline Carrot wood Jade plant Umbrella plant Bleeding heart Janet Craiw\yameckii Marble Queen pothos Chinese crenate croton Armstrongii Spiny Greek, Excelsa Strieta Burkii White shrimp plant Shrimp plant Kings crown Southem magnolia White ice plant (trailing) Red justicia Mexican evening primrose Yellow shrimp plant Slipper flower Baby rubber plant Swedish ivy Scientific Name Polygonum capilalum Prunum avium" Rhododendron indicum Rhododendron obtusum Rhododendron poukhanensis Thunbergia laurifloia Vaccinum ashe "Nol applicable in California. Page 54 FUSILADE 2000 Booklel FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Common NamelVariety Pinkhead knotweed Mazzard chany Formosa Hersey red, Hino pink, Hinodegeri Karen Laurel-leaved thunbergia TIfblue Blueberry TABLE IV DIRECTED APPLICAnONS .n-- '1 ,> Page 55 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N • When plant growth habit allows. applications should be made as a directed spray to the ornamental plants listed below to minimize phytotoxicity. • Limited testing of the ornamental plants listed below has shown phytotoxicity greater than 50"10 when FUSILADE 2000 herbicide is applied over-the-top at label rates. (Phytotoxicity can occur whenever spray comes in contact with the foliage. even during directed sprays.) Scientific Name Acalypha godsefeiana hertophylla Alsophia australis Betula nigra Catharanthus roseus Chamaecyparis pisifera Chlorophytum comosum Cortederia selloana Euonymus alata Juniperus chinensis Juniperus hOrizontalis Juniperus scopulorum Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi Kalanchoe tubiflora Physocarpus fruticosa Rhododendron obtusum Setcreasea purpurea Zebrina pendula Common NameJVariety Australia tree fem BirchlRiver Madagascar periwinkle Boulevard falsecypress Spider plant Pampas grass Compacta Sea Green Blue Chip. Price of Wales. Bar Harbor Blue Haven Lavender-scallops Chandelier plant Katherine Dykes Hinocrimson Purple heart Wandering jew s, '1' 63- Page 56 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N NONFOOD USES - FALLOW LAN!) AND NONCROP AREAS. FUSILADE 2000 herbicide can be. utMPCt.W ~bplai:Ii1"Md~~arass weeds in fallqW land and in noncrop areas. NoncroplUea$ fn~81JJlQt1$;~ric ti'llriStooner stations and sub-~tions, pipeline pumping sta~arQUl1dtiqifdi.OUs;··~ yam". fence lines, . Patk\!~, r~es.tigh1!H)f-way;.~(lthetri~a~~ . See the following tables for SpeCific recommended uses. NONiAGR1CULTURALUSEREQUPlEMENTS J tJ +. !'ltli:l91"""JI~~t bf!gc:J'l.JQlii!#'@@;tti(egtjtW1fit~gh ~rlftexpoge ti,orke,s()l' k'~ .9!bj¥piI5bi.,(n.~··beiOg~;t!iti$fl:ility~~;~y.uPi>rot~persons. in the treatment W·· 0 .. . must be giV.toworkets who are eXpected to :a a:w:~ a::~~~trea . •.. ...... .: ...•.... &d.by ...•.....•...•......•... ··ral'~m"'~~~~; :~~=~a1~~ theRJ is ~ leve thatWritteilwamiOgStannotbe unders . rkers. Wamlngs m dude the following InfOnnatiOri: . CAUTION: Area treated With FUSI~2000 hert>idde on (date of application). Do not enter without appropriate protecti~do1hlnguntil sprays have dried. In case of accidental exposure to pestiCide spray, wash ~skin thOroughly with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing and wash before reuse. If In eyes, flush with plenty of water. If Irritation persists, get medical attention. GENEAAL USE PRECAunONS.,. FALLOW LAND AND NONCROP AREAS Not fOr. use or stomgeln or around.the home. • Apply FUSlLAOE2000 hemicide to actively growing grasses before they exceed the recOmmended gl'OWth stages in the following T«bIes. • Spray to obtain thOrough coverage of gl'8Sb foliage, but not to runoff. Repeat treatments may be necessary to provide full season control. • Use standan:t pesticide hollow cone or flat fan nozzles. • Apply FUSILADE 2000 h~ when the first grass species In a mixed grass weed population reaches tI.e recol1imended gtOW1h stage for treatment. • Do not apply FUSllADE 2OCO herbicide to gn\SSeS which are stressed due to moisture, tempera~ure, low SOil fertility, mechanical or chemical injury. r-----------~-- 6" 1 ~ Page 57 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N • Do not apply to grasses W1lich have tillered, formed seed hears, or exceeded recommended growth stages. NONFOOD USES - FALLOW LAND AND NONCROP AREAS Apply 32-48 oz. per acre of FUSILADE 2000 herbicideaJong with 1 % crop oil concentrate (2 pints per 25galfOO$) or 0.25% (112 pint per 25 gallons) of a nonionicsurfactant to annual and perennlaJ gr8$$esatthe recommended growth stages·in the folloWing tables. FUSiLADE~HERBICIDE ANNUAL GRASS CONTROL GROWTH STAGES FOR FA'-LOWLA..,P Annual GraSfJSpecles Make appflC8tions when grasses are 2-8 inches tall. but ~ beforetiUering andIor heading. Bamyardgrass Broadleaf . .. Igrass .. ~ CrabgrasS; large Crabgrass, smoOth Crabgrass •. southem CrabgrasS,tropical FaU pal)icum Fietdsandbur Foxtail, giant FOldail,gNer\ FoxtaU. yellow GoosegrasS Guii1eagrass. seedling 1td1g1BSs Italian ryegrass JOhnsongrass, seedling Junglerice Prairie cupgrass Red Rice ShattercaneJWildcaneNoIunteer milo Sorghum almum Southem sandbur Southwestem cupgrass Tex&$ panicum Volunteer barley Volunteer com Volunteeroa1s Volumeerrye Volunteer wheat WIidOets Wild proso miRet Wrtchgrass Woolly cupgrass ( BEST AVAILABLE COpt] FUSiLADE2000 HERBICIDE PERENNIAL GRASS CONTROL GROWTH STAGES FOR FALLOW LAND Perennial Gr ... Species Bermudagrass Guineagrass Kikuyugrass* Quackgrass Rhizome jOhnsongrass Torpedograss·· Wlrestem muhly Growth Stage 4-8" runners 6-12" tall before seedhead Initiation 4-8" runners 6-10" 8-18" tall and before boot stage 3-6" tall (1st appHcation) 2-3" tall (subsequent application) 4-12" tall and before seedhead Initiation "Not Registered in Cafifornia for use on this species. ··Use 48 ft. oz. per acre per application. Three appliCations may be needed. Lb. a.iJAcre 0.094 0.125 0.156 0.188 0.250 0.375 CONVERSION TABLE " 't ,~ Page 58 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUSi04B.RSN - RS-072793N FUSILADE 2000 HERBICIDE RATE TO BE APPLIED Pints/Acre Flo OzJAcre Acres/Gallon 3/4 12 10.7 1 16 8.0 1-1/4 20 6.4 1-1/2 24 5.3 2 32 4.0 3 48 2.7 For more information, call ZENECA Ag Products at 1-800-759-2500. APPENDIX h~ 't t, Page 59 FUSILADE 2000 !3ookIet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N Scientific names are listed for those weeds referred to in the FUSILADE 2000 herbicide label. COMMON NAME Barnyardgrass Bermudagrass Broadleaf signalgrass Crabgrass, large Crabgrass, Smooth Crabgrass, Southem Crabgrass, Tropical Downy brome Fall Panicum Field Sandbur Foxtail, Giant Foxtail, Green Foxtail, Yellow Goosegrass Guineagrass, seedting Italian Ryegrass Itchgrass Johnsongrass, Rhizome Johnsongrass, Seedling Junglerice Kikuyugrass Prairie cupgrass Quackgrass Rabbitfootgrass Red Rice Shattercane Sorghum almum Southem Sandbur Southwestem cupgrass Texas Panicum Volunteer Cereals V. Barley V.Com V. Milo V.Oats V. Rye V. Wheat Wild Proso Millet Wild Oats Wirestem Muhly Witchgrass Wooly cupgrass SCIEN11F1C NAME Echinochloa crus-galli Cynodon dactylon Brachiaria platyphylla Digitaria sanguinalis Digitaria ischaemum Digitaria ciliaris Digitaria bicomis Bromus tectorum Panicum dichotomiflorum Cenchrus incertus Setaria faberi Setaria viridis Setaria lutescens Eleusine indica Panicum maximum Lolium multiflorum Rottboellia exaltata Sorghum halepense Sorghum halepense Echino,:hloa colonum Rennisetu," :landestin:Jm Erioch:;:", CfJnlracta Agropyron repens Polypogon r. ;I)nspeliensis O.yza sativa Sorghum bicolor Sorghum almum Cenchrus echinatus Eriochloa gracilis Panicum texanum Hordeum vulgare Zea mays SCl(ghum bicolor Avena sativa Se-=a.le cereale Triticum aestivum Panicum miliaceum Avena fatua Muhlenbergia frondosa Panicum capillare Eriochloa villosa (;:3 1 '3> Page 60 FUSILADE 2000 Booklet FUS104B.RSN - RS-072793N STORAGE AND DISPOSAL PROHIBITIONS: Do not contaminate water, food or feed by storage or disposal. Open dumping is prohibited. Do not reuse empty container. STORAGE: Store in original container only. Keep container closed when not in use. Do not store near food or feed. In case of spill or leak on floor or paved surfaces, soak up with sand, earth or synthetic absorbent. Remove to chemical waste area. PESTICIDE DISPOSAL: Pesticide wastes are toxic. Improper disposal of excess pesticide, spray mixture or rinsate is a violation of Federal law. If these wastes cannot be disposed of by use according to label instructions, contact your State Pesticide or Environmental Control Agency or the Hazardous Waste Representative at the nearest EPA Regional Office for guidance. CONTAINER DISPOSAL: Metal Containers: Triple-rinse (or equivalent). Then offer for recycling or reconditioning, or puncture and dispose of in a sanitary landfill or by other procedures approved by state and local authorities. Plastic Containers: Triple-rinse (or equivalent). Then offer for recycling or reconditioning, or puncture and dispcse of in a sanitary landfill, by incineration or, if allowed by state and local authorities, by burning. If burned StliY out of smoke. Glass Containers: Triple-rinse (or equivalent). Then offer for recycling or reconditioning, or puncture and dispose of in a sanitary landfill or by other state and local procedures. MINI BULK CONTAINER PRECAU'nONS - Before refilling, inspect thoroughly for damage, such as cracks, pUl1ctures, bulges, dents, abrasions and damaged or worn thread on closure devices. REFILL ONLY WITH FUSILADE 2000. The contents of this container cannot be completely removed by cleaning. Refilling with materials other than FUSILADE 2000 herbicide will result in contamination and may weaken container. After filling and before transporting, check for leaks. Do not refill or transport damaged or leaking container. CONTAINER IS NOT SAFE FOR FOOD, FEED OR DRINKING WATER. AMBUS~, CYMBUS~. FUSILADe-. GRAMOXONe-, and REFLEX- are trademarks of ZENECA Group Companies. BASAGRA~ and BLAZER· are trademarks of BASF Corporation. TACKLe- is a trademark of Rhone-Poulenc. CLASSIC· and BIDRI~ 8 are trademarks of E. I. duPont de Nemours & Company. WHlpe herbicid'~ is a trademark of ~;oechst-Roussel Agri-Vet. CYGO~ 400 il'secticide is a trademark of American Cyanamid Company. AMI3USH, CYMBUSH, and GRAMOXONE EXTRA are ~estricted use pesticides.