crop-chem-docs/corpus/epa_ppls/1381-88.md

MIDLAND 2, 4-D LOW VOLATILE WEED KILLER

• EPA Reg No: 1381-88
• Registrant: WINFIELD SOLUTIONS, LLC
• Signal word: Caution
• Active ingredients: 2,4-D, 2-ethylhexyl ester (64.5%)
• Label accepted: 1970-08-18
• Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/001180-00019-19700818.pdf

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If the buyer and user uo not accept this ·"aterial upon the$e terms and conditions, it b to be returned, unopened. to the place of purcha$e Y/ithin seven days. The use of this material shall be conclusive evidence that the buyer and user accept and agree to all the above-stated terms and conditions. CAUTION! MAY CAUSE SKIN JRRITA!lON Avoid Contact wilh Eyes. Skin and CloH:ln9 Harmful if Swal1owd NOTE: Wilen stored at temperatures below freezing it may be neessary to warm up to at least 4 SQF. and shake thoroughly before using. Sold by MIDLAND COOPERATIVES, INCORPORATED MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 55413 MIDLAND , .. • 2, 4·0 LOW· VOLAT!lE EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE Contains 4.0 Pounds 2, 4· 0 Acid Equivalent per Gallon ACTIVE INGREDIENT: Iso-oclyl Esler of 2, 4-Dichlorophenox;acetic Acid' INERT INGREOlfNTS: TOTAL BY WEIGHT 70.5% 29.5% 100.0% *Equivalenl to 2, 4· (\ichlor:Jphen'JXyacetic Acid 46.8:t USDA Registratior No 1180-19 CAUTION: KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN See side panels' for additi( nal cautions

MlOL\ND LO\·!-,OI.ATlLE 2,4-0 "{f:.ED KIL:"ER is recC"::­ mend-::d £0: controlling {\rrowhL id, Dandelion, Dock, Bindweed, Icnbit, LLlmb's-quartcrs, Hallow, Hustard, Peppergrass, Pigwed, Plantain, Ra;weecl, Shepllerd's ?urse, Thistles, Wild Carrot, Wild Morning-Glory, Wi ld Carl ic, Ih ld Onion, and many other broad­ leaved weeds. PREPAR:\TIO1 OF TI-IE SPRAY: Fill the spray tar.k with half the required amount of ,·:ater; then add the recommended amount of lIDLAND LOH-VOLATILE 2,4'·0 WEED KILLER with agitation and cO:ltinue filling the spray tank <lith water. Use enough water per acre to give uniform coverage. TIle amount of water required for lou volume applications may vary from 5 to 25 gallons per acre. For high volume applications 100 gallons, or mor, of water will be needed for good coverage. In any case, use the same amount of 2,4-0 re'-:oIL'Tlended per acre. Avoid qpray drift to sus;eptible plants such as cotton, tomatoes, flowers, grapes, f=uit trees, and orn2entals. Spr3Y drift may cause SL:vere injury to both grm.,ring and dormant plants. Coarse sprays re less likely to drift. Altllough this ester is much less volatile than butyl or isopropyl esters, higll temperLltures may produce vapcrs after application Hhich might injure 2,4-0- sensitive plants groHing nearby. This spray way cause injury to berttgras3, St. Augustine grass, and Dichondra. TIlis pcoduct is toxic to fish. Keep out of lakes, strem'lS or pones. Apply this product only as specified OIl tlJis label. Dc not contaminate \·;ater by clei1ning of equipr.('nl, or disposdl of ,.,Tastes. DO 1\01 cO:ll.1lin,-,tc irrig .ion ditches or ,,'.1ter used for docstic purposes. DO :';0'1' store ihar ertilizcr, sl·ed, insecticiJE:s, or fungicides. DO OT usc S:1;.i·_ sprC1l' equipmeIll for othct- purpo3(,. CAUT 1O::! Avoid C()lltact "ith Eyes, Skin LInd Clothin, HUrIP[lll if St.-t;JIlm.J.'d Sold by MlDlMW COOPERll\j[S, HICOr.?OnrTEO ,,'INNEi,.,OlIS. f/1\t:N[SOT,\ ::'S413 ; ~·0\ //?'( \ ~ " " ,. . 1JfO/~~/----- .. -- ~ I f: I i / , \

MIDLAND Lm~-VOLA.TILE 2,ll-D \VEED KI1L)'R is a s"',e-:ti"e spray used [or control of SU!H.:ep­ tible weeds in growing smnll grain crops, corn, lawns, turfs and pastures. It can also be used as a no! -selective spray for tile control of certain deep rooted perennials and woody plants not in growing crops. Dst rpul·:s arp o~lined from 2,4-0 application when soil and c!.imacic con<litions r2 ':OUL'll('iv' ':0 r.:-pid weed grO\vth. DIRECTIONS FOR USE The following doages are suggcsted on growing resistant crops for the control of sus­ ceptible weeds, such as mllstard, Frenchweed, arrowhead, cocklebur, dandelion, gumweed. marsh elder, hedge binJ,'ced, pig.;eed, ragweed, field horsetail, plantain and similar susceptible spcci.es. A'L .OTS,._RYE--t.:se 1/2 to I pint BIOLAND LOI·I-VOlATILE 2,4-0 -lEED KITJLER per acre in sufficient water to obtain gooJ coverage with the spray equipment at hand. It is reco­ mended that the lower dosage be used for Ilighly susceptible weeds, whereas the higher dosage level may be necessary for the control of more sistant weeds. Spray these crops \vhen fully stooled or tillered, usually when plants nre 4 to 8 inches high. Do not spray from boot to milk stage or in seedl1ng stage. Do nct use on grains undersown with legumes such as clover or alfalfa unless some legume injury can be tolerated. Do not forage or graze treated grain fields within 2 weeks after treatment with 2,4-D. CORN--Use 1/2 to I pint NIDLA.ND LOl-i-VOLATILE 2,4-0 WEED KILLER per acre in sufficient water to obtain good coverage with the spray equipment at hand. Make application follow­ ing emergence of majority of weeds but before weeds have damaged the corn. It can be applied anytime between the two-leaf stage and the start of tasseling, CAUTION: The sprays should be applied in such a way as t keep the 2,4-0 off the corn leaves and stalks except for a few inellcs at ground level. Applications made after the corn is 10 inches high should be made with the use of drop nozzles. Strains and varieties of corn vary in their tolerance to 2,4-0 and particular care should be exercised in using ester formulations. PASTURES--To control many broadle3vC'c! weeds in_pastures, ,meadO\o,TS and ranzlands, usc 2 pints of HIL~D LOI.J-VOLATILE 2,i;-D {SED KILLER in sufficient .,rater to provide for uniform application. Treat pastures when weeds are grm,ring actively. Do not apply lJ recently seeded pastures until grass is well established. ;:';ost leguTI''O's are usually injured or killed at the r&_es recommended. For control of wild gsrlic and onion in pastures, apply 2 to 3 qClarts per acre in very early spring and repeat annually until these weeds are control10d. 00 not graze treated a3S by dairy ahimals within 7 days after treatr.lent. SSE-S, ~~?,.ITRf--Use 2 pins nDLAND Lm:-;;OLATILE 2,4-0 HEED KILLER?£:r acre 1n sufficient \vater to obtai.: good co'C'rage with the spray equipr:1C'nt on hand. Grass seedlings in general are sl'sceptible to the action of 2,4-0 and hence should not be sprayed until a well developed root system or sod is estahl ished. DEEP ROOTED PEKENL\IALS Ai\D -lOODY PLA;';TS--(Not in GroHing Crops) Use 1-1/2 to 3 pints MIDLAND LOW-VOL\TILE 2,4-D -lEED KILLER per acre in sufficient water to insure good covera6C' with spra:: equipment at hand. lIDL\t\D LO~-'OL\TILE 2,4-0 'JiED KILLER is effective for tile c2ntrol of woody plants and perennials such as willows, poison oak, boxeldcr, serviceberry, chokeberry, dogwood, silverberry, black walnut, honeysuckle, Virginia creeper, poison ivy, sycmore, cottonwood, wild cherry, sumac, black locust. chickasGH rose, cherokee rose, elderb0rry, sassafras, crabapple, f:ddleeck, spreadin dogbane, Jerusalem artichoke, penny\vort, wild sw . .;et potato, catnip, wild par;:;nip, plantain, dandelion, stingin:.; nettle, and other suscepti.bJe species alon: ence r');';1',Y// --=adw, r a i na_fC d itch b1!.'_s, vac a n t_l ot s, :nou!lel bu i 1 cl i IlL: S, <11 OIl b .fl ()_I,'e r 1 _i ne s, <" .0 slmrt:'1r noa-cult1vale_u cn:.s. .. C:lre should be taken to insur0 thorol1,;h covcr;10 '. ~ \ Certin :,eeds and v:ooLly plants ,'j 11 form !1CH grO\vth -1fll't- tre ltmcnt lIId re ?-t </ a!'rhcat'o,,, ,,,,y bc nccc",,"y, \1'-(.'i,\~\10 1A'I,lq I' ".,

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