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SURPASS A 6-E

• EPA Reg No: 10182-250
• Registrant: SYNGENTA CROP PROTECTION
• Signal word: Caution
• Active ingredients: Vernolate (72.7%)
• Label accepted: 1983-03-04
• Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/000476-02215-19830304.pdf

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I ~ I i • .,,,..,, . . " , ~ .' ., .. " • . .. • ' .. SURPASS II 6-E/ATkAZINE tank mix dil o?ctions 7 " SURPASS A 6-E PLUS ATRAZINE TAN' MIX COMBINATION A tank mix combination of SURPS Ii 6-~ and ATRAZINE call be applied and mixed into the soil before planting for weed control in corn. This COl bination will control a broader spectrum of weeds than will either material used alone. In addition, potential hazard of ATRAZINE residues affecting certain succeeding crops is reduced because a lower rate of ATRAZIE can be used when it is combined with SRPASS A 6-E than when it is used alone. Follow all use precautions and warnings that appear on the ATRAZINE label, supplementary ATRAZINE literature, and elsewhere en this label. Make only one application per crop. After treatment with the SURPASS A 6-E/ATRALINE combination, do not plant any crop except corn until the following year or injury may occur. When applied as directed, the SURPASS A 6-E/ATRAZINE tank mi xture wi 11 control these weeds: ANNUAL GRASSES: Barnyardgrass; Watergrass (Cchinochloa crus-galli) Crabgrass (Digitaria spp.) Fall Panicum* (Panicum dichotomiflorum) Field Sandbur* (Cenchrus pauciflorus) German Millet (Setaria ltallca) Giant Foxtail (Setaria faberi) Goosegrass (Elp.usine indica) Green Foxta i 1 (Setari a vi rfdi s) Seedling Johnsongrass* (Sorghum halepense) tWild Cane*(Sorghum bicolor) Wild Oat~ (Avena fatua) Wild Proso TIITfet* (Panicum miliaceum) Witchgrass (Panicum capillare) Yellow Foxtail (Setaria glauca) *Cultivation is suggested in addition to the SURPASS A 6-E/ ATRAZINE treatment in fieldS with moderate to heavy infestations of wild cane, sandbur, johnsongrass seedlings, fall panicum or wild proso millet. tPartial control (suppression) only. ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS: Annual morni nggl ory (!pomoea purpurea) Buffalobur (Solanum rostratu~) Carpetweed (MOllUtO verticillata) Common CockleburXanthium pens Ivanicum) Common Lambsquarters (Chenopodlum a bum Common Purslane (Portulaca oleracea) Florida Pusley (Richard~scabra) Horsenettle (Solanum carolTnense) Jimsonweed (Datura stramonium) Ladysthumb (Polygonum persicaria) •

I • .. . . • • • • L ., SURPASS A 6-E/ATRAZINE tank nix conbinations ANNUAL BROADLEAr WEEDS: (Continued) Pennsylvania Smartweed (Polygonum pensylvanicul~) Prostrate Pigweed (Amaranthus graeeizns) Ragweed (Albrosia sp.) Redroot Pigweed (Amaranthus retroflexus) Sicklepod (Cassia obtusifolia) Smooth Pigweed (Amaranthus hybridus) Velvetleaf (Abut1lon theophrasti) Wild Mustard (B,assied kaber) PERENNIAL GRASSES: Purple Nutsedge - Nutgrass (Cyperus rotundus) Yellow Nutsedge - Nutgrass (Cyperus esculentus) Rhizome johnsongrass - (Sorghum halepense) Quackgrass* - (Agropyron- repens) *Partial control (suppression) only. 8. Existing stands of perennial weeds must be turned under and chopped up thoroughly before treatment. Cultivation is suggested in addition to SURPASS A 6-E/ATRAZINE treatment in fields with moderate or eavy infestations. DIRECTIONS FOR USE combination can be uid solut10n, slurry, or a spray, or e 1mpregnated Dry bulk fertilizer ma be impregnated with SURPASS A 6-E/ ATRAZINE BOW or 4L except nitrate fertilizers) and applied as t e ert1 lZer 1S spread. See Appendix III for information and directions regarding impregnation and use of these combinations • SURPASS A 6-E/ATRAZINE (BOW or 4L) combination can be combined with fluid fertilizers for applications made before planting. However, the physical compatibility with these fluid fertilizers must be determined before combining in the spray tank, and even though found to be compatible, constant ag1tat10n is necessary to kee the SURPASS A 6-E/ATHAZINE evenly mixed with the fluid fertil1zer dur1ng appl1cation. Refer to Appendlx Iv regarding the procedure for testlng the compatibility of SURPASS A 6-E/ ATRAZINE combination with fluid fertilizers • See Appendix II for Tank Mix Directions. APPLICATION AND SOIL InCORPORATiOn DIR[CTIDNS SPRAY APPLICATION AND MECHANICAL INCORPORATION Apply the recommended dosage in 10 to 50 gallons of water per acre (use the higher gallonage in arid areas), USing a properly calibrated, low-pressure (20-40 psi) boom-type sprayer having good, but not excessive agitation. Chek frequently during application to be sure nOllles are free from clogging and are delivt·ring a uniform spray pattern. Read directions on the ATRAZINE l.bel concerning nozzle and screen Slzes.

" . " • • < .. • L • " SURPASS A 6-E/ATRAZINE tank mix directions The herbicides must be incorporated into the soil immediately after application to prevent loss of the SURPASS A 6-E, 9, Whenever possible, application and incorporation should be done in the same operation. If there ~ust be a delay (less than four hours) in incorporation of the herbicide when application and incorporation are done in separate operations, SURPASS A 6-E must be applied to a dry soil surface (at least 1/2 inch deep) that is free from dew and Incidental moisture. If the delay in incor oration is more than one hour. it is recomlnended that the hi her rates of SURPASS A 6-E 5-1/3 to 8 ints per acre e used. Never de ay comp etion of Incorporation more than four hours. Apply the herbicides to well-worked soil, dry enough to permit good soil mixing (incorporation). See Appendix 1 for soil mixing (incorporation) before planting directions. IMPORTANT; Thorough mixing of SURPASS A 6-E in the soil is necessary. The soil must be in good tilth. Improper discing or poor tilth (large clods) may result in unsatisfactory control. PLANT IrIG Do not plant seed deeper than 2 inches. For SURPASS A 6-E/ ATRAZINE application made before planting, seeding can be done immediately, or it may be delayed up to 2 weeks. To avoid remov­ ing SURPASS A 6-E/ATRAZINE from the row (with loss of weed control in the row), do not move or shape soil after treatment, such as by planting in deep furrows. If it is necessary to work the soil following appl ication and incorporation, but befol'e planting, do not work the soil deeper than the depth the herbicides were incorporated • Do not use on milo or sorghum • Do not use on corn seed stock (Breeders, fJundation, or Increase). DOSAGE RECOMMENDATIONS All rates are expressed as pints of SURPASS A 6-E combined with pounds of ATRAZINE 80W or quarts of ATRAZINE 4L per broadcast acre. NOTE; The SURPASS A 6-E/ATRAZINE tank mix combination is not recommended on corn gr'own in Ari zona or in the ten southern California counties • For all uses cultivation is recommended in addition to the SURPASS A 6-E/ATRAlINE treatment in fields with moderate to heavy infestations of wild cane, nutgrass, quackgrass, sandbur, johnsongrass seedlings, fall panicum or wild prosQ millet. IMPORTANT: Limit use on sweet corn to 5-1/3 pints SURPASS A 6-E per acre, except in the Pacific Northwest where up to 8 pints per acre may be applied. .'

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I' ... • • • . • I • '. SURPASS A G-E/ATRAZINE tdnk mIx directions 10. For control of annual grasses and broadleaf weeds: Use 4 to b-1/3 pints SURPASS A 6-E and 1-1/4 to 2* pounds of ATRAZINE 8014 or 1 to 1-1/2* quarts ATRAZINE 4L per acre. Usc the higher rate of SURPASS A 6-E on loedium (silt loam, clay loam, etc.) to finc (clay) soils and for control of sandbur, johnsongrass seedlings, fall panitum and witchgrass For artial control of SU~PASS A 6-E and - I to 2* pounds A RAZINE 1-1/2 quarts ATRAZINE 4L per acre. Use 8 pints 8014 0 r 1 to Johnsongrass: Using a program of plowing and discing followed by SURPASS A 6-E and ATRAZINE will give good control of seedlings and greatly reduce competition from plants coming from rhizomes. In Some areas discing 2 to 3 times spaced at 4 to 6 week intervals during fall and winter is recommended. If this cannot be done, start ~ith fall plowing f0110wed by several discing in the spring before planting. The discing cuts rhizomes into small pieces and bring them to tile surface, where both the weather and SURPASS A 6-£ will kill or weaken them. NEXT, Apply and disc-incorporate SURPASS A 6-E just before planting at the rate of 8 pints plus 1-1/4 to 2* pounds of ATRAZINE 8014 or 1 to 1-1/2* quarts of ATRAZINE 4L per acre. Disc a second time at right angles to the first. Cultivdte at least once, preferably twice • *Use the higher rate of ATRAZINE on soils with over 51 organic matter • CULTURAL PRACTICES FOLLOWING APPLICATION Should weeds develop, a shallow cultivation or rotary hoeing will generally result in better weed control. When cultivating for any reason, it should be shallow, i.e., no more than 1/2 the depth the herbicides were incorporated. For all uses cultivation is recommended in addition to the SURPASS A 6-E/ATRAZINE treatment in fields with moderate to heavy infestatations of wild cane, nutgrass, quackgrass, sandbur, johnsongrass seedlings, fall panicum or wild proso millet. -. ,. J

I \ I .. ""'t!.l'" ;r, , ... • ~ I " • . t • L . .' . SURPASS A 6-E 11. SURPASS A 6-E/BLADEX* (SOW OR 4L) COMBINATION BLADEX is the registered trademark of Shell Chemical Company SURPASS A 6-E may be used in combination with BLADEX (SOW or 4L) for weed control in corn. These combinations will control a broader spectrum of weeds than will either of the products used alone. These combinations may be applied as a tank mix, preplant and soil­ incorporated; or the BLADEX (BOW or 4L) may be applied pre-emergence following a preplant incorporated application of SURPASS A 6-E. IMPORTANT: Observe all cautions and limitations on the BLADEX (SOW or 4L) and SURPASS A 6-[ labels. Make only one application per crop. Do not use on milo or sorghum. Do not use on corn seed stock (Breeders, Foundation, or Increase). Do not contaminate water by cleaning of equipment or disposal of wastes. WEEDS CONTROLLED BY SURPASS A 6-E/BLADEX ANNUAL GRASSES: Annual Bluegrass Annual Fescues Annual (Italian) Rye 9 ra 5 s Barnyardgrass, Watergrass Bullgrass Crabgrass Fall Panicum Field Sandbur* German I·lillet Giant Foxtail Goosegras5 Green Foxtail Indian Lovegrass Junglerice Seedling Johnsongrass* Stinkgrass tWild Cane-, Shattercane • Black Amber Cane Chicken Corn Scatter Cane Wild Oats Wild Proso Millet* Witchgrass Yellow Foxtail (POd annual (Festuca spp.) (Lolium f.lultiflorum) (Echinochloa crus-galli) (Paspalum boscianum) (Digitaria sPp.) (Panicun dichotomiflorum) (Cenchrus pauciflorus) (Setaria italica) (Setaria faberi) (Eleusine indica) (Setaria viridis) (Eragrostis pilosa) (Echinochloa colonum) (Sorghum halp.pense) (Eragrostis cilianensis) (Sorghum bicolor) (Avena fatua) (Panicun miliaceum) (Panicum capillare) (Setaria glauca) .Cultivation is suggested in addition to the SURPASS A 6-E/ BLADEX treatment in fields with moderate to heavy infestations of fall panicum, sandbur. johnsongrass seedlings, wild cane or wild proso millet. tPdrtial control (suppression) only. i ' .

\ " . ," • • . .. • L ... ' .. • SURPASS A 6-E ANNUAL BROAOLEAF WEEDS: Annual Buttercup Annual Groundcherry Annual Morningglory Annual Sedge Bl ack Mustard Buffalobur Carpetweed Common Chickweed Common Cocklebur Common Groundsel Common Lambsquarters Common Mallow Common Purslane Corn Spurry Floras Paintbrush Florida Pusley Hedge f1ustard Jimsonweed Kochia ladysthumb Mayweed Pennsylvania Smartweed Pigweed Pineappleweed Plantain Poorjoe Prostrate Knotweed Prot rate Spurge Ragweed Seedling Curly Duck Shepherdspurse Sicklepod Smallflower Galinsoga Prickly Sida Sunflower Tarweed Velvetleaf Wild Buckwheat Wild Nustard Wild Radish Wild Turnip ' . 12. (RanunC'Jl us spp.) (Physalis lanceifolia) (Impomoea) (purpurea) (Carex spp.) (Brd5sica nigra) (Solanum rostratum) (Mollugo verticillata) (Stellaria media) (Xanthium pensylvanicum) (Senecio vulgaris) (Chenopodium album) (l1al"a neglecta) (Portulaca oleracea) (Spergula arvensis) (Emilia sagittata) (Richardia scabra) (Sisymbrium officinale) (Datura stramonium) (Kochia scoparia) (Polygonum persicaria) (Anthenis cotula) (Polygonum pensylvanicum) (Amaranthus spp.) (Matricaria matricarioides) (Plantago spp.) (Diodia teres) (Polygonum aviculare) (Euphorbia supina) (Ambrosia spp.) (Rul'lex crispus) (Capsella bursa-pastoris) (Cassia obtusifolia) (Gal insoga parvi flora) (Sida spinosa) (Helianthus annuus) (Hemizonia congesta) (Abutilon theophrasti) (Polygonum convolvulus) (Brassica kaber) (Raphanus raphanistrum) (Brassica campestris) :

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SURPASS ft 6-£ 1 3.
P £ R E N ill fI L WEE II S :
Rhizome
Johnsongrass
Pur pIe tl u t g r ass.
flutsedge
Yellow Nutgrass.
Nutsedge
Quackgrass*
(Soryhun halepcnse)
(Cyperus rotulldus)
(Cyper~s esculcntus)
(Agropyron repens)
*Partial control (suppression) only
Existing stands of perennial weeds must be turned under and chopped
up thoroughly before treatment. Cultivation is suggested in
addition to SURPASS A 6-E/BLADEX treatment in fields with
moderate to heavy infestations.
DIRECTIONS FO~ USE
The SURPASS A 6-E/RLADEX (BOW or 4L) conbination can be mixed
with water or cOlnbined with fluid (solution. slurry. or suspension)
fertilizers and applied as a spray.
TANK MIX DIRECTIONS: Sec Appendix II
Application and Incorporation Directions:
For a tank mix applicdLion. apply the recolnmended dosage (see
RECOMMENllATIONS) in 10 to 50 gallons of water per acre. (use tbe
higher gallonage in arid areas) using a properly calibrated. low­
pressure type nozzle (flood. fan or swirl chamber) on boom-type
sprayer having good agitation. Check frequently during application
to be sure the nozzles are free fro~ clogging and are delivering
a uniform spray pattern. Read directions on the BLADEX (BOW or
4l) label concerning nozzle and screen sizes.
The tank mix must be incorporated into the soil immediately after
application to prevent loss of the SURPASS A 6-E. Whenever
possible. application and incorporation should be done in the same
operation. If there must be a delay (less than four hours) in
incorporation of the herbicide when application and incorporation
are done in separate operations. SURPASS A 6-E must be applied
to a dry soi I surface (at least 1/2 inch deep) that is free from
dew and incidental moisture. If the delay in incorporation
is more than one hour. it is recommended that the hi her rates
of SURP -1 to plnts er acre be use. Never
de of incorporation more t an four hours.
Apply the herbicides to worked soil dry enough to permit good
mixing.
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See Appendix 1 for soil mixing incorporation before planting directions.
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I , , • '",'(, \ 'i -";r: ~ .. • •.. • I . ," • • L. .. ... SURPASS A b-E 14. IMPORTANT: Thorough mixing of SURPASS A 6-E in the soil is necessary. The soi 1 ,"ust bo? in good ti ltll. Improper discing or poor tilth (large clods) may reslt in unsatisfactory control. SURPASS A 6-E/BLAOEX (SOW or 4L) Fluid Fertilizer Tank Mix The SURPASS A 6-E/BLAOEX (SOW or 4L) cobination can be combined with fluid fertilizers for applications made before planting. However. the phySical compatibility with these fluid fertilizers must be deternlined before combining in the spray tank. and even though found to be copatible, constant agitation is necessary to keep SURPASS A 6-E/BLAOEX evenly mixed with the fluid fertilizer during application. Refer to Appendix IV regarding the procedure for testing the compatibility of SURPASS A 6-E/BLAOEX combination with fluid fertilizers, For sequential application of SURPASS A 6-E preplant incorporated followed by BLAOEX (SOW of 4L) pre-emergence, consult the appropriate application directions on the respective product labels. Follow the dosage recommendations given below. REcomENDATIONS For all uses, cultivation is recommended in addition to the SURPASS A 6-E/BLADEX treatment in fields with moderate to heavy infestations of wild cane, nutgrass, quacgrass, sandbur. johnson­ grass seedlings, fall panicum or wild proso millet. BLADEX in combination with SURPASS A 6-E is not recommended for use on coarse or medium textured soils containing less than 1% organic matter. Use the lower rate of BLAOEX on coarse to medium textured soils containing 1% organic matter and above • Use the higher rate of BLADEX on fine (fine textured-clay) soils with 3% organic matter and above • SURPASS A 6-E/BLAOEX can be applied either as a tank mix combination and incorporated into the soil or apply SURPASS A 6-E preplant incorporated followed by BLADE X pre-emergence. If BLADEX is surface-applied on top of a preplant application of SURPASS A 6-E. a rotary hoeing or shallow cultivation is recommended if rainfall or sprinkler irrigation has not occurred within about 10 days after the application of BLAEX. Broadcast Rate Per Acre (Conventional Sprays) IMPORTANT: Limit use on sweet corn to 5-1/3 pints SURPASS A 6-E per acre, except in the Pacific Northwest where up to 8 pints per acre may be applied. • " .

\ • , • ~ . .1i. '. ,r. ",. , • . " • . .. • ',' ' .. " SURPASS A 6-E 1 5. for control of annual grasses and broadleaf weeds: Use 4 to 5-1/3 pints of SURPASS A 6-E and 2 to 2-1/2 pounds of BLADEX BOW or 3 to 4 pints BLADEX 4L per acre. Use the higher rates of SURPASS A 6-E on medium (medium fine textured-silt loaln, clay loal etc.) to fine (fine textured-clay) soils and for control of sandbur, johnsongrass seedlings, fall panicum and witchgrass. For partial control (suppression) of wild cane and for control of nutsed e nut rass and wild prosQ nillet in addition to the broad ear weeds and annua grasses listed}: Use 5-1/3 'fCl!r pi nts of SURPASS A 6-E and 2 to 2-17rpOu-llds BLADE X BOW or 3 to 4 pllltS BLADEX 4L per acre. Use the higher rates of SURPASS A 6-E on medium (silt loam, clay loam, etc.) soils fine (clay) soils, and for heavy infestations. For partial control (suppression) of quackgrass: Use B pints SURPASS A 6-E and 2 to 2-1/2 pounds BLADEX BOW or 3 to 4 pints BLADEX 4L per acre. Johnsrngrass: Using a prograln of plowing and discing followed by SURPASS A 6-£ and BLADEX will give good control of seedlings and greatly reduce competition from plants coning from rhizomes. In some areas discing 2 to 3 times spaced at 4 to 6 week intervals during fall and winter is recolnmended. If this cannot be done, start with fall plowing followed by several discings in the spring before planting. The disciny cuts rhizomes illtu small pieces and brings them to the surface, where both the weather and SURPASS A 6-E will kill or weaken them. NEXT, Apply and disc-incorporate SURPASS A 6-E just before prJnting at the rate of 8 pints plus 2 to 2-1/2 pounds of SLADEX BOW or 3 to 4 pints of SLADEX 4L per acre. Disc a second time at right angles to the first. Cultivate at least once, preferably twice. PLANTING Do not plant seed deeper than 2 inches. For a SURPASS A 6-E/ BLADEX application made before planting, seeding can be done immediately or it may be delayed up to 2 weeks. To avoid removing SURPASS A 6-E/BLADEX from the rOw (with loss of weed control in the row), do not move or shape soil after treatment, such as by planting in deep furrows. If it is necessary to work the soil following application and incorporation, but before planting, it should be shallow, i.e., no more than 1/2 the depth the herbicide was incorporated. CULTURAL PRACTICES FOLLOWING APPLICATION Should weeds develop, a shallow cultivation or rotary hoeing will generally result in better weed contro~. When cultivating for dlly reason, it should be shallo~, i.e .. no more than l/? the depth the herbicide was incorporated. .' 1

, • .. • . .• 'I .' c. • , ., • , L SURPASS A 6-E/AIRAZINE tnk mix directions 16. STORAGE AND DISPOSAL PROHIBITIONS: and di sposaL Do not contaminate water, food or feed by storaye Open dumping is prohibited. STORAGE: Keep container tightly closed when store near seeds, fertilizers or foodstuffs. o temperatures as low as minus 50 F. not in use. Do not Can be stored at PESTICIDE DISPOSAL: Rinse spray equipment. Pesticide, spray mixture or rinsate that cannot be used according to label instruc­ tions must be disposed of according to applicable Federal. State Of' local procedures. CONTAINER DISPOSAL: Plastic - Tripl rinse (or equivalent). Puncture and dispose of in a sanitary landfill, or by incineration if allowed by State and local authorities. Metal - Triple rinse (or equivalent), dnd offer for re­ cycling or reconditioning or dispose of in a sanitary landfill, or by other approved State and local procedures. NOTICE - READ CAREFULLY CONDTIONS OF SALE: Stauffer (and seller) offer(s) this product for sale subject to, and buyer and all users are deemed to have accepted, the following conditions of sale and warranty which may only be varied by written agreement of a duly authorized representative of Stauffer • WARRANTY LIMITATION: Stauffer warrants that this product conforms to the chemical description on the label and is reasonably fit for the purposes referred to in the directions for use on the label subject to the inherent risk referred to below. Stauffer makes no other express warranties: THERE IS NO IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY and there are no warranties which extend beyond the description on the label hereof • INHERENT RISKS: 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 associated with use. Buyer assumes all risks associated with use or application of this product contrary to label instructions or resulting from extra­ ordinary weather conditions. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: In no case shall Stauffer be liable for special, indirect or consequential daages resulting from the use or handlinp of this product and no claim of any kind shall be greater in amount than the purchase price of the product in respect of which such damages are claind. "

, " • l , . • . t • " '" 1 ! " L .. APPENDIX I SOIL MIXING (Incorporation) BEFORE PL~~TING DIRECTIONS The following equipment cOI;;,nollly is used for soil mixing (incorporation) before planting. Power-Driven Cultivation Equipment (ReconGended on all soil types previ ous ly prllilary till ed): Ground speed ShOll 1 d ~ adjusted with all PTO driven cultivation tools to insure thorough soil mixing. a. Horizontal action: set to cut 4 to 6 inches dee~. b. Vertical action: set to cut 3 to 4 inches deep. Tandem Discs (Recomnlended on all soil types): Set to cut to a depth of 4 to 6 inches, operated at 4 to 6 mph followed by a spiked-tooth harrow or sOlne other leveling device which extends beyond the ends of the discs. For more thorough mixing (for control or suppression of deep-g~rminatin9 grasses-wild cane, wild oats, seedl:ng johnsongrass, nutsedge and wild proso millet), disc in two different directions. When discing the second time, the disc should be reset to cut no deeper than 4 to 6 inches. Field Cultivator (Recommended on lighter soils in ood tilth: Use 3 to 4 rows of sweeps spaced at Inch or ess lnterva s and staggered 50 that no soil is left unturned, followed by a spited-tooth harrow pulled behind the cultivator. Do not use chisel plows for incorporation. Set the cultivator to cut 4 to 6 inches deep, operated at 5 mph or more. The field cultivator should not be used alone as an incorporation tool where control or surpression of deep-germinating weeds such as nutgrass, wild proso millet, johnsongrass seedlings, wild cane or wild oats is desired. For control of these weeds, use a disc alone for at least one of the passes over the fleld. " .J

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1. Fill the spray tank at least 2/3 full of appropriate carrier. Be sure tank is clean and no: contanlinated with 2,4-0, oil residues or other ~aterials.
2. Start agitation and continue ~oderace agitation throughout mixing.
3. Premix the BLADEX or ATRAZINE making sure it is thoroughly wetted and dispersed in the tank prior to adding SURPASS A 6-E.
4. Add the SURPASS A 6-E to the tank 2/3 full of carrier already mixed with BLADEX OR ATRAlINE.
5. Complete filling the remaining portion of the tank with carrier; mix thoroughly, maint~in ~oderate agitation to provide a uniform mix during application.
6. The tank mix combination should not be left in the spray tank for prolonged periods; batches should be mixed and appl ied th' same day. Do not use excessive agitation as it may cause the BLADEX or ATRAZINE to settle out and set up in the spray tank. All return lines to the tank must discharge below li~uid level. " , •

~ -. . • , ~ • , ~ • ~ ;. • l ill' P E oW 1 XIII SUR PAS S ~ _ 6 - E U R P Ii S S A 6 - E! II TI< A Z 1 ; E (b 0 ',; 0 r 41J. IMPREGt:ATION ON ORY BUL FEHTILILlR C A U 1 1 0 tl : S U I PAS S A 6 - E a Ion e 0 r inc 0·') i n ~ ~ ion wit hot Ii e r her b i c i d I' S 11111 S t not be i [' pre 9 n ~ t e.1 0 n a "11'10 n i u m nitrate, pota5siul3 nitrate or 50diuln nitrate fertilizers. Such Ilixtures lIaj cause explosion and fire. All individual state regulations relating to dry bulk fertilizer blending, registration, labeling and Jpplication are the responsibi 1 i ty of the i ndi vi dual and/or conpany sell i ng the SURPASS A 6-E or SURPASS A 6-E/ATHAZINE fertilizer mixtures. SURPASS A 6-[ alone and in cOlnbination with ATRAllNE may be il"pregndtd o lIlany dry bulk fertilizers (1) (2) and applied and incorporated into the soil either in the Fall before the ground f r"ezes or before pI ant i ng for the control of certai n grassy .. l"ds by SURPASS A G-E and nany grassy and broadleaf weeds by the SURPASS A 6-E/ATHAZINE cobination in corn. A lIS 1I R PAS S A 6 - E and AT R A Zit: E ( 8 0 ~ 0 r 4 L) I abe 1 and sup ple­ mentary literature instructions and precautions regarding rates per acre, soil type and soil inclroration, application and other directions must be followed. Test results have shown that SURPASS A 6-[ and SURPASS A 6-E/ ATRAZINE (BOW or 4L) on clany dry bulk fertilizers give weed control equal to SURPASS A 6-E or tank ixture5 of SURPASS A 6-E/ ATRAZINE (HOW or 4L) applied as a s?ray in water or liquid fertiliLcr. However, uniforn i~~regnation of the pesticides on the dry fertilizer particles and uniform application in the field are necessary to assure good results • A 1.1i n i mum 0 f 200 po u n d s d n d a '" a x i 11 U rJ of 7" 0 po u n d s 0 f a p pro v e d fer til i z e r i n g red i en t s (1) ( 2) i la pre 9 nat e d Iii t h the a p pro p ria t e anount of SURPASS A 6-[ alone or in conbination with ATRAZlE (SOW or 4L) must be appl ied per acre • For impregnating the pesticides on dry fertilizers, use a closed rotary-drum type mixer equipped with suitable spraying equipnent. The spray nozzles Should be positioned inside of the mixer to provide uniform spray coverage of the tumbling fertilizer. The SURPASS A 6-:. should be sprayed uniformly onto the fertilizer using a fine spray pattern. For the SURPASS A 6-E/ATRAZINE combination product, the ATRAZINE (BOW or 4L) can be added and Iixed unifornly with the fertilizer prior to the SURPASS A 6-E addition, or alternatively, the SURPASS A 6-E/ATNAZI:;E (BOW or 4L) can be ixed in the proper use ratio te prepare a unifor slurry for joint spray i rlpregnat i on. The physical properties of fertilizers vary, particulary in liquid absorptive capacity. When absorptivity is sufficient, ~Inlple spray impI·cYlldlion of the terti lizer with SURPASS A 6-E provides a satisfactory dry mixture.

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• I ' ""' ..... . ;- ., .. . , I .. • " • '- • A P P EtID 1 XII 1 (continued) If the absorptivity is not adequate, use of a highly absorpti powder is required to provide a dry, free-flowirl9 mixture. Microcel E (Johns-Hdnsville "roducts Corporation) is the reconended absorbent powder. It should De added separately and uniformly to the prepared pesticide-fertilizer mixture, in a quantity that is sufficient to provide a suitably free-flowing mixture. Generally. less tllan 21 by weight of Microcel E is requi red. The amount of SURPASS A 6-£ or SURPASS A 6-E/ATRAZINE (SOW or 41) actually required in the manufacture of individual fertilizer mixtures should be deternined carefully for each production operation (3). This is necessary to ensure that the amounts at SURPASS A 6-E and ATRAZIE actually contained in the mixture applied to the soil represent the correct rates of use. Bulk fertilizers impregnated with SURPASS A 6-E or SURPASS A 6-E/ATRALINE (BOW or 4L) should be pplied inmediatell. NOT STORED. All bulk containers should be tightly covered while the products are being transported and applied to reduce chances of SURPASS A 6-E loss via volatilization. Do not combine SURPASS A 6-E plus ATRZI~~ (BOW or 4L) with single super-phosphate (0-20-0) or treble superphosphate (0-46-0). SURPASS A G-E Phys i ca 1 Data Specific Gravity Pounds/Gallon • Flahpoint: I,'i scosity: (20/20·C): (20·C): 0.991 (typical) 8.25 (typi ca 1 ) 206°F (Seta flash closed cup) Sprayable down to minus 20"F. (1) APPROVED DRY FERTILIZER INGREDIENTS FOR USE WITH SURPASS A 6-E N P K Ammonium Sulfate 21 0 0 Ammonium Phosphate-Sulfate 16 20 0 Diammonium Phosphate 18 46 0 Monoamrnonium Phosphate 1 1 56 0 Potassium Chloride 0 0 60 Potassium Sulfate 0 0 52 Si ngl e Superphosphate 0 20 0 Treble Superphosphate 0 46 0 Urea * 45 0 0 *Some ureas may be phytotoxic when high rates arc applied to corn. Use only urea rates known to be safe for corn application. rWTE : Sul-Po-MaQ. K-Maa and 11-48-0 have been shown to be cornpdLible with SURPSS A 6=[ and are approved for use. ' .

r- • ~ , , ~ I I I • , --• -,. , . .. • • " " • , j I j APPENDIX III (continueJ) (2) APPROVED DRY FERTILIZER IGREDIETS FOR USE WITH SURPASS A 6-E/ATNAZINE (80W or 4L) Ammonium Sulfate Ammonium Phosphate-Sulfate Diammoniuln Phosphate Honoammonium Phosphate Potassium Chloride Potassium Sulfate Urea* tI 21- 16 18 1 I o o 45 P 0-- 20 46 56 o o o K o o o o 60 52 o ·Some ureas may be phytotoxic when high rates are applied to corn. Use only urea rates known to be safe for corn application. NOTE: Sul-Po-Mag, K-Mag and 11-48-0 have been shown to be compatible with SURPASS A 6-E/ATRAZINE 80W and are approved for use. " 1

r I • " .- .. ' .. • . f • I L '. ' .. • (3 ) APPEtlDIX III (continued) RATE CHART FOR THE IMPREGNATION OF OY BULK FERTILIZERS WITII SURPASS A 6-£ OR SUkPAS A 6-E/ATRAZlliE 180~ or 4L) FEKf ILllEH SURPASS A 6-E A TRALI lIE OP AlRALINE 4L RATE Rate/Acre Rate/Acre Rate/Acre PER ACRE 4 pts 5-1/3 pts 8 pts 1-1/4 lbs 2 1 DS qt 1-1/2 qts ~~r acre per acre per acre er acre eer acre ~r acre ~r acre 200 1 bs 26-2/3 40 2-1/2 zo gts/ton qts/ton qts/ton 1 bs/ton Ibs/ton qts/ton gts/ton 250 1 bs 16 21-1/3 32 10 16 8 12 qts/ton qts/ton qts/ton 1 bs/ton 1 bs/ton gts/ton qts/ton 300 1 bs 13-1/3 17-3/4 26-2/3 8-1/3 13-1/3 6-3/5 10 qts/ton qts/ton qts/ton 1 bs/ton 1 bs/ton gts/ton gts/ton 350 1 bs 11-1/2 15-1/4 23 7-1/8 11-2/5 5-4/5 8-3/5 qts/ton qts/ton qts/ton 1 bs/ton 1 bs /tn gts/ton gts/ton 400 I bs 10 13-1/3 20 6-1/4 10 5 7-1/2 gts/ton gts/ton qts/ton 1 bs/ton lbs/ton qts/ton gts/ton 450 1 us 9 11-4/5 17-4/5 5-1/2 8-7/8 4-2/5 6-3/5 qts/ton gts/ton qts/ton lbs/ton 1 bs /ton qts/ton gts/ton 500 1 bs 8 10-2/3 16 5 8 4 6 qts/ton gts/tor. qts/ton 1 u5/ton 1 bs /ton gts/ton gts/ton 550 I bs 7-1/4 9-3/4 14-1/2 4-2/3 7-1/3 3-2/3 5-1/2 gts/ton qts/ton qts/ton 1 bs/ton 1 bs /ton gts/ton gts/ton 600 I bs 6-2/3 9 13-1/3 4-1/5 6-2/3 3-1/3 5 qts/ton gts/ton gts/ton 1 bs/ton 1 bs /ton qts/ton gts/ton 650 lbs 6-1/4 8-1/4 12-1/3 3- 7/8 6-1/5 3-1/8 4-3/5 gts/ton qts/ton qts/ton 1 bs/ton Ibs/ton gts/ton gts/ton 700 I bs 5-3/4 7-2/3 11-1/2 3-2/3 5-3/4 2-7/8 4-1/4 qts/ton qts/ton gts/ton lbs/ton Ibs/ton gts/ton gts/ton " . -, I

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• , '-';r,., I --;r, ... . ~. ' , ... • .- • • • • L .. A P P EiW j X j V PROC[OUKl FOR TESTING THE COMPATIBILITY OF SURPASS A 6-E or URPASS A 6-E/ATRAZINE (BOW or 4LI or SUPASS A 6-E/BLADEX (BOW or 4LI with fluid fertilizers. The following procedure is suggested for deterlilininy whether the above herbicide combinations may be combined with d specific fluid fertilizer for spray tank application. MATERIALS REQUIRED:

1. A. SURPASS A 6-E B. or SURPASS A 6-E/ATRAZINE (BOW or 4LI combination C. or SURPASS A 6-E/BLADEX (BOW or 4LI combination.
2. Fluid fertilizer to be used.
3. Tank mix adjuvants for fluid fertilizer cobinations: Copex*, Sponto 16B-D*, Unite* or equivalent. The adjuvant which provlJes the best cOilpatibility depends on the specific f~rtilizer involved. *Compex, Kala Laboratories Inc., Kansas City, Missouri; Sponto 168-0, Witco Chemical Company, Houston, Texas; Unite, Hopkins Agricultural Chemical Company, Madison, Wisconsin.
4. Two one-quart, wide-mouth glass jars with lids.
5. Measuring spoons; a graduated pipette or cylinder will provide more accrate measurement; 1 tablespoon euals 3 teaspoons, I teaspoon equals approximately 5loilliliters •
6. f1edsuring cup, B IJZ. (237 mIl • PROCEDURE: (See Note 1 I:
7. Pour d pint (473 mIl of the fluid fertilizer into each of the quart jars •
8. Add adjuvdnt to one of the jars and mix (see next rdte table).
9. Add the SURPASS A 6-E or the desired combination of herbicides to both jars (see next four rate tables). The order of addition should be: wettable powders first with mixing, fluwables next with mixing, and the SURPASS A 6-E last.
10. Close both jars with lids and mix the cuntents by turning the jars upside down ten times. , , 1

I. I ! . " • .. • • f • L s. APPENDIX IV (continued) Inspect the surface and body of thei ''Ires - (A) Immediately after conlptin~ h ~~r invrsions. (B) After allowing th .. Jdr, t" J:,q'1;,itly for 30 minutes. (e) And then again aft",. tlJr il,_, :"e JH5 upside down 10 times. If a uniform mix cannot be !:lade, the "1 ':'lre should not be used. If either mixture remains unifor:' for 30 minutes, the combination may be used. Should either :lixture separate after 30 minutes, but readily reillix unifor:-ly with ten jar inversions. the mixture can be used if adequate agitation is mJintained in the tank. If the mixture with adjuvant is satisfactory, but the one without adjuvant is not, be sure to use the adjuvant in the spray tank. Add the adjuvant first at a rate of 3 pints per 100 gallons of fluid fertilizer; foaming can be minilnized by using moderate agitation. If nondispersible oil, sludge or clumps of solids form in the mixtures, the combination should not be used. NOTE 1: For Some combinations, premixing wettable powders in a little water in a pail before adding them to the spray tank wi 11 improve the cOr.lpat i bi 1 i ty of the final mixtures with SURPASS A 6-E. This technique can be tested in the small-scale jar test by premixing the wettable powder in one-eighth (1/8) cup of water prior to addition to the pint of fluid fertilizer. Rate Trble for SURPASS A 6-E and Adjuvant** with the Fluid Fertilizer Gallons of Fluid Fertilizer to be applied per acre mL. or tsp • to be added of SURPASS A 6-E* to 1 pint of Fertilizer 10 15 20 25 30 40 mL. 8 5 4 3 2. 5 2 ~ 1-3/5 1 4{5 2/3 1/2 2{5

\ , ,. .. ' • • • • J L . : APPCtW [X [V (continued) • Rased on field rdtc of 1 pound active ingredient per acre in the fertilizer volulles indicted, Increase volume proportionately to correspond with i1tendcd field rate in terns of pounds active ingredient of UPASS per acre (e.g. for field rate of 4 pounds actual active ingredient in 40 gallons fertilizer per acre, add 8 l. or Z tsp, SURPASS A 6-E to each jar for cOlnpatibility testins purposes). ** Two (2) milliliters or one-half (1/2) teas?oon of adjuvant should be added to 1 pint of fluid fertilizer in order to equal the rate of 3 pints of adjuvant per 100 gallons of fluid fertilizers. Rate Tabl e* fo r SURPASS A 6-E/TRAZI"E (80~ or 4L) and Adjuvant·· with Flu i d Fertilizer Gallons of Fluid Fertilizer to 10 15 20 25 30 be appl i ed per acre - t sp. of SURPASS A 6-E 6-1/2 4-1/4 3-1/4 2-1/2 2-1/4 t sp. of ATRAZINE 80W 7 4-2/3 3-1/2 2-3/4 2-1/3 t s p. of ATRAZINE 4L 3-2/3 2-1/2 1-3/4 1 -1/2 1-1/4 40 1 -2/3 1-3/4 1 *Based on field rates of 4 pounds actu31 active ingredient of SURPASS and 1.6 pounds actual A1RAZI :saW) or 1.5 pounds actual ATRAZINE (4L) per acre in the fertilizer volumes indicated. *Two (2) milliliters or one-half (1/2) teaspoon of adjuvant should be added to 1 pint of fluid fertilizer in order to equal the rate of 3 pints of adjuvant per 100 gdllons of fluid fertilizer • Gallons Rate Table for SURPASS A 6-E/BLADX (30W or 4L) and Adjuvant** with Fluid Fertilizer of Fluid Fertilizer to 10 15 20 25 be appl i ed per acre t s p. of SURPASS A 6-E 6-1/2 4-1/4 3-1/4 2-1/2 t s p. of BLADE X SOW 7-3/4 5.1/4 4 3 t s p. of BLADEX 4L 4-3/4 3-1/4 2-1/2 2 30 2-1/4 2-2/3 1-2/3 *Based on field ratf'S of 4 pounds actual active ingredient of SURPASS and 2 pounds actual BLADEX (80;: or 4L) per acre in the fertilizer volumc~ indicated. 40 1-2/3 2 1 -1/4 .·Two (2) milliliters or one-half (1/2) teaspoon of adjuvant should be added to 1 pint of fluid fertilizer in order to equal the rate of 3 pints of adjuvant per 100 gallons of fluid fertilizer. .. , , ~

• ~ .. .. • L • I • I • • l . \3tdurrer nlEld) SUR P" S::' <' A 6 - I: Selective Herbicide - Ellulsifidule Liquid For Corn (Field. "pet dnd SilJ<je) ACTIVE INGRDIENT: S-propyl dipropylthiocdrbamate INERT INGREDIENTS: •••• . . 12.7'/. 27.3'4 Contains 6 Pounds of Active Ingredient Per Gallon SURPASS is a registered trademark of Stauffer Chemical Company I '.;:=: 0 KEEP OUT OF REACII OF CHILDREN C AUT ION . ' I r:" r . R , , 'j , • NIW r~ ,', "982 I I HARMFUL IF SWALLOWED S I '. ,\ \lS-7f1'.4TATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT ., , If a known exposure occurs or is suspected, immediately initiate the recommended procedures below. If further treatment is required, contact a poison center, a phySician, or the nearest hospital. If swallowed. immediately give large quantities of water but do not induce vomiting. If vomiting does occur, give fluids again. Have a physician determine if condition of patient will permit evacuation of stomach. Do not give anything by mouth to an uncon­ scious person. For eye contact, immediately flush eyes with large amounts of running water for at least 15 minutes. Hold eyelids apart during flushing to ensure rinsing of the entire surface of the eye and lids with water. Get lfiedicdl attention • For skin contact, immediately flush with large amounts of running water for at least 15 minutes. Remove contaminated clothing and shoes. Get medical attention. Wash clothing before reuse. If inhaled, remove to fresh air. Seek edical attention if res­ piratory irritation occurs or if breathing becomes difficult. Can be stored at temperatures as low as minus 50"F. READ ENTIRE LABEL BEFORE USING 5 GALLONS NET 18.9 L EPA Reg. No. 476- RS-821022 EPA Est. No. 476- This product is sold only for uses stated on the label. No express or implied license is granted to use or sell this product under any patent in any country except as specified: Country: U. S.A. Patent No. 4.021,224; 4.137,070; other putents pendi II. Made in U.S.A. by STAUFFER CHEMICAL CUMPAY WESTPORT, CT n6881-08O

... ... • • . .. • • SURPASS A 6-~ Precautionary Stdte.,ents Hazards to HUlnJns Jnd [lonestic Anildls C AUT I U .. " 2. Harllful if swallowed. Avoid contact with sin, eyes and clothing. Avoid inhalation of spray mist. Wear rubber gloves, goggles and protective clothing. Wash with SOdp and water il"lediately after use or contact. Do not contaminate food and feed. ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS - Do not apply directly to water. Do not contam1nate water by cleaning of equipment or disposal of wastes. IN CASE OF EMERGENCY - call (day or night) Chemtrec 80U-424-9300 or Stauffer Chemical Company 203-226-6602. WEEDS CONTROLLED BY SURPASS A 6-£ IN CORN SURPASS A 6-E will not control established weeds. ANNUAL GRfiSSES: Bar ny a r d g r ass; Wa t erg r ass (E chi no c II loa c r us _ gall i ) Crabgrass (Oigitaria spp.) Fall Panicum* (Panicum dichotomiflorun) Field Sandbur* (Cenchrus paueiflorus) German 1i11et (Setaria italiea) Giant Foxtail (Setaria faberi) Goosegrass (Elesine lndiCd) Green Foxtail (Setaria viridis) Seedling Johnsongrass* irJorghum halepense) tWild Cane*; Shattercane; Slack anber cane; Chicken corn (Sorghum bicolor) Wild Oats (Avena ftua) Wild Proso Millet~ (Panicum miliaceun) Witchgrass {Panicum capi11arey­ Yellow Foxta'il (Setarla glauca) *Cultivation is suggested in addition to the SURPASS A 6-E treatment in fields with moderate to heavy infestations of wild cane, sandbur, johnsongrass seedl i ngs, fall pani CUta or wi 1 d proso ni llet • tPartia1 control (suppression) only. ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS ille broad l'?a f weeds 11 sted below wi 11 be controll ed only if treatment is made when conditions are favorable for weed seed germination and growth. Annual Morningglory (Iponoea purpurea) Carpetweed (Mollugo verticillata) Common Purslane (Portulaca oleracea) Flordia Pusley (HicharCITascatJra) Lambs q ua rt e rs (C h en opod i um -aT&Um) Redroot Pigweed (AGlaranthus retroflexus) Sicklepod (Cassia-obtusifolia) Smooth Pigweed (Amaranthus hybridus) Vel vet1eaf (Buttonweed) (Abuti Ion theophrasti) "

.". . . .. ~ • , t • .. , • - '''..-. l SUHPASS A 6-E P E H E tltl J A L WEE D S : Purple "utsedge - Nutyrass - (Cyperus rotundus) Yellow Nutsedye - Nutyrass - (Cyperus esculents) Rhizome johnsonyrass - (Sorghum halepense) QUdckgrass* - (Agropyron repens) *Partial control (suppression) only. 3. Existing stands of perennial weedS cust be turned under and chopped up thoroughly before tredtlent. Ctlltivation is suggested in addition to SURPASS A 6-E treatment in fields with moderate to heavy infetation. GENERAL PRECAUTIU:IS Read all label directions before using. Applied according to directions and nder normal growing conditions, SURPASS A 6-E will not harm the treated crop. During the germination and early stages of growth, extended periods of unusually cold and wet or hot and dry weather, insect or plJnt disease attck, carryover pesticide residues, the use of certain soil-applied systemic insecticides, inlproperly placed fertilizers or soil insecticides may create adnormal conditions that weaken crop seedlings. SURPASS A 6-E used under these abnormal conditions could result in crop injury. When applied according to directions and when conditions exist for normal plant growth through the season, no harmful residues of SURPASS A 6-E should remain beyond harvest. In the Suutheastern U.S., when SURPASS A 6-E is used for weed control in silage corn, do not seed small seeded grains after corn harvest until Septemer. Do not use on milo or sorghum. Do not use on corn seed stoc (Breeders, Foundation, or Increase) • SURPASS A 6-E is recommended for use on IDineral soils only (soils containing less than 101 organic tlatter) • Do not contaminate irrigation water (used for crops other thrln corn) or water used for domestic purposes. DIRECTIONS FOR USE OF SURPASS A 6-E IT IS A VIOLATION OF FEDERAL LAW TO USE THIS PROUUCT IN A MANNER INCONSISTENT WITH ITS LABEL • SU"PASS A 6-E is a selective herbicide which is mixed (incorp- ordted) or injected into the soil for control of weeds listed on this label. SURPASS A 6-E controls annual weeds as their seeds germinate by interfering with normal germindtion and seedling develop­ ment. It does not control established weeds. All weed growth and crop stUbble should be thoroughly worked into the soil before treatlnent. Impregnt ion ,.,( d" . I I bulk fert i 1 izers Dry bulk fertilizer may be ilnpregnated With SURPAS A 6-E (except nitrdte fertilizers) and appl ied as the fertilizer is spredd. See Appendix 111 for information dnd directions regarding impregnation and use of these cOlobinations.

I' -.. • • ~ . <- - f· '. • • I I • I L SURPASS A 6-[ 4. Combination with fluid fertilizers SURPASS A 6-E llIay be umbined with fluid (solution, slurry, or suspension) fertiliLers. tlowever, physical cupatibility_ wit h the s e flu i d fer til i l e r s I~ us t bed e t e r 1'1 i ned be for e co ,n llTn i n 9 the spray tank. See Appendix IV ror dirl!ctions reclrding these­ cOllibinations. Even though found to be conpatible, constant agitation is necessary to keep thp SURPASS A 6-[ evenly nlixe with the fluid fertilizer duriny applicdtion. APPLICATION AND SOIL '"CORPORATION DIRECTIONS Application Directions Pour the recolnmended amount of SURPASS A 6-E into the spray tank during the filling operations. Apply ill 10 to 50 gallons of water per acre using a properly calibrated, low-pressure (20-40 psi) booln type sprayer having good agitation (use the higher gallonage in arid areas). The soil should be well-worked and dry enough to perlnit good soil mixing (incorporation). Incorporation Directions SURPASS A 6-E must be incorporated into the soil immediately to prevellt loss of the herbicide. Whenever possible, application and incorporation should be done in the same operation. If there must be a delay (less than four hours) in incorporation of the herbicide when application and incorporation are done in separate operations, SURPASS A 6-E must be applied to d dry soil surfdce (at least 1/2 inch deep) that is free from dew and inci­ dental moisture. If the delay in incorporation is more than one hour, it is recommended that the higher rates of SURPASS A 6-E 5-1/3 to 8 pints per acre be used. Never delay completion of ',ncorporation more than See Appendix I for soil mixing (incorporation) before planting directions • IMPORTANT: Thorough mlxlng for SURPASS A 6-E in the soil is necessary. The soil must be in good tilth. I~proper discing or poor tilth (large clods) may result in unsatisfactory control. SOl LIN J E C T , 0 tl Coulters and injector shanks must be spaced 3-1/2 inches apart. The two shanks adjacent to the drill row must be 1-3/4 to 2 inches on either side of it. Mount injectors in staggered positions to avoid trash buildup. Set injectors to inject SURPASS A 6-E 3 inches below the soil surface. The width of the band in which weed control is desired will determine the number of injectors required per row. (Example: Four injectors spaced 3-1/2 inches apart give a 14 inch band). A broadcast application Cdn be made by increasing the number of shankS. Seal injector openings by using a roller or chain dray ueiJiliu Lire injectors. Appiy the recommended rate of SURPASS A 6-E in 20 to 50 gallons of water per acre.

I . . • • • \ SURPASS A G-E 5. For b d n d a Jl P 1 i cat ion S, cal c III rl t (> t h p a :".1 tJ n t to bed P pI i e d p l' r acre as follows; Band width in inches X di stance betHeen rows in inches Rate/A for broadcast t rea tnl~ n t CENTER PIVOT SPRINKLER APPLICATION Alount needed for band treat.ment Apply SURPASS A 6-E with irrigation water before planting (see planting). or immediately after planting before corn or weeds emerge. It is important that application and incorporation be done immediately after the last tillage operation since poor results will occur if the weeds t,dve germinated before application of the herbicide. Meter the SURPASS A 6-E into the irrigation water during the entire period. Apply in 1/2 to 1 inch of water or sufficient water to peetrate the soil to a depth of 5 to 7 inches. If diluted. SURPASS A 6-E should be mixed at a volue ratio of no more than 1 part SURPASS A 6-E to 4 parts of water. Good aqitation should be nlaintained during the entire application period. Use Precautions A. Apply the product only throllgh central pivot irrigation systelns containing anti-siphon and check valves which will prevent water source contamination and overflow of the slurry tank and containing interlocing controls between the metering device and the water pump to insure simultaneous shut-off • B. Inject the product with a positive displacement pump into the main line ahead of a right angle turn to insure adequate mixing. c. Application of more than label recomended quantities of irrigation water per acre may result in decrased product performance by removing the chemical from the lone of effectiveness. D. Do not apply when wind speed favors drift, when system connections or fittings leak, when nozzles do not provide uniform distribution or when lines containing the product must be dismantled and drained. PLANTItIG Plant corn seed to a maximum depth of 2 inches. Plant within 2 weeks after preplant application. To avoid relnoving SURPASS A 6-E from the row (with ioss of weed control in the row), do not move or shape soil after treatment, such as by planting in deep furrows.

I' '1 I . . • • • • •• L SURP..~~ A 6 E 6. CULTURAL PIlAC1I C[ S rOLL 0:, I ;;[; [d'PL I c,\ rIO;: rotary hoeing Should weeds develop, d shllow cultivation or wi 11 yenerally resul tin better 'weed control. for dny reason, it should be shallow, i,!!" nil depth the herbicide was incorortej, \·:h e n cuI t i vat i n 9 Inore than 1/2 the Under circumstances when a poor stanll of corn is ohtaint'd aft. I' S!J R P Ii S S A 6 - E t rea till en t (c a use d by flo a din g. dis i' as e, etc.) corn can be planted again without working tIle fild, If it is too late to plant carll again, soybeans or peanuts ay be planted providing no other herbicide was Iised with the SURPASS A 6-E An interval of 4 weeks should elarse between wIlen SURPASS A 6-[ was appl ied dlld the soybeans or peanuts are planted. Disc cultivate Lhe soil thoroughly prior to planting the soybeans. DOSAGE RECOHMErlDATIOfiS All rates are expressed as pints of forulation per broadcast acre. For all uses cultivation is recoMended in addition to the SURPASS A 6-E treatment in fields with moderate to heavy infestations of wi11 cane, nutgrass, quackgrass, sandbur, johnsonyrass seedlings, fall panicum or wild proso millet. NOTE: SURPASS A 6-E is not recommended on corn grown in Arizona 01' in the ten sOl/thern California counties, IMPORTANT: l.imit use on sweet corn to 5-1/3 pints SURPASS A 6-E per acre except in the Pacific ;:orthwpst where up to 8 pints per acre may be applied. For control of most annual grasses and broadleaf weeds: Usc 4 to 5-1/3 pints of SURPAss A 6-E. Use the higher rate on medium (sill loalll, clay 10all1, etc.) to fine (clay) soils and for control of sandbur, johnsongrass seedlings, fall paniculII and witchgrass • For partial control (Sll pression) of wi Id cane and for control of nutsed(e nut rass and wild roso millet: Use 5-1/3 to 8 pints o SURPAS -E, usc the hig er rates on medium (silt 10al3, clay loam, etc.) soils, fine (clay) soils and for heavy infestations. For partial control (suppression) of quackqrass: Use 8 pints of SURPASS A 6-E. Johnsongrass: Using a program of plowing and discing followed by SURPASS A 6-E will give good control of seedlings and greatly reduce competition from plants Calling from rhilolnes • In some areas disciny 2 to 3 times spaced at 4 to 6 week itervals during fall and winter can be done. If this cannot be done, start with fall plowing followed by several discirlgs in the spring before planting. The disclng cuts rhizol'les illtu small pieces and hriny' the'l to the surface, I-Ihere the weather will kill or "Ieaken theE:1. Next, dpply and disc-incorporate SUPASS A 6-E Ju~t before planting ilt the rate of 8 pints per acre. DL;c d sec end time at right angles to the first. cultivate at least once I'rpferably twice. ---------------.-------.­b