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LINEX 50DF

• EPA Reg No: 1812-356
• Registrant: GRIFFIN L.L.C.
• Signal word: Caution
• Active ingredients: Linuron (50%)
• Label accepted: 1994-01-11
• Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/001812-00356-19940111.pdf

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/ · . us ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY OFFICE OF PESTICIDES PROGRAMS REGISTRATION DIVISION (TS·767} WASHINGTON. DC 20460 EPA REGISTRATION NO. !}'l:-' .. · TERM OF ISSUANCE DATE OF ISSUANCE Jh j ; I IS.~ NOTICE OF PESTICIDE: 0 REC.'STR, lOON o RERI;.GISTA"'TION ME OF PESTICIDE PRODUCT (Under the Fedrbllnsecllc;u(>. Fu";1'Cld. and Rodf:nlle,dc Act. itS t)mf'nc/('u) NAME AND ADDRESS OF REGISTRANT (Include ZIP codJ:) r L I g 1:2. - :;56 Griffin Corporation P.da Box 1817 V,,]dosta, (;r- 316()3-1KP ,1 ;;!. :..: . ~ 1. I ') 7 I NOTE: Chane:es in labeling formula differing 10 substance from that accepted in connection with this registration must be submitted to and accepted by the Registration DIvIsIOn prior to use of the label in commerce. In any correspondence on this product always refer to the above U.S. EPA registration number. On the basis of information furnished by the registrant, the above named pesticide is hereby Registered/Reregistered under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act. A copy of the labeling accepted in connection with this Registration/Reregistration is returned herewith. Registration is in no way to be cr:nstr:Jcd as an indorsement or approval cl this product by this Agtncy. In order to protect health and the environment, the Administrator, on his motion, may at an}' time suspe-nd or cancel the registration of a pest­ icide in accordance with the Act. The acceptance of any name in connection with the registration of a product under this Act is not to be construed as giving the registrant a right to exclusive use of the name or to its use if it has been covered by others. ~ ... 1 !...:: jC'll .!I: ;f,;.lUC!... l ..... " ,,,t' '1 !~. C. ' ! IF,:'' )(:!C'ti()L 3(c)(-i)(.-) ;' r " ',,' 1 2. 'ay'i t.!,. l,jl'(·inCJ r( 1 t.:',-l:-.;e t!IC :r()duct for Add tIll' ptlrdSt' f']l?a)E'" (('li':-t.('> ; , -{")(-\ '_J 1 1 !". ~ 1 .; t r ti. n t S 0 f S 1 ::11 1 '.I ; [ .... ] Oh' "::i/. ! l.·-Ji::.-;t rJ.t ion ':0. HJ JJI'. :'cnistrdtiur, n. 1 r I :? - 3 ) 6 " U'l ;>-37.0". ~~. ~~Li[;"it ti':'': ('.) ('''':.;}, .... I, -/'Jur "]'11] ·:-tiJ)t~"l("j d-.h.!llrl: i'p[are )'OU 1"(."1.'.lS(;' t:!'.:.~ t.r ~ ·.·.t '-.r :-:11i·. ent. I(J pn('l;)surt... for" turt":vr (··>:crl:.rl{"'l n j"i)l :'rintf."-' lrthelin,...... t. i C'll wi] 1 :L:....'. (;It:j r t. bLl!"}' ct trl ..',', :--,Cl'! 1.) t L.)n 'tour r-elc'a,t: ... - . .'r .s!!i :).1, .. lIt " . D ATTACHMENT IS APPLICABLE 11l dCf_'ur.iance with FIF,'l'. u- tile ;Jr:),luct cnnst i tutt:~ I BEST AVAILABLE con] EPA ' ......... S70--6(R ••• '5.76)( I PREVIOUS £DITION t.A,t,y BE USED UNTIL SUPLY IS EXHAUSTED. -U.S. GPO 1·3'2.()1·/f!IlJ31J.3 .1

Griffin ~ ) ACTIVE INGREDIENT {BEST AVAILABLE con) Linuron 3-(3, 4-dichlorophenyl)-1-methoxy-1-methylurea ______ .......... _ ....... _ ................. _ .............................................. _ ............ . INERT INGREDIENTS ........................................................ _ ................................................................................................... . TOTAL ...................................................... _ ...................................................................... _ ............................................ .. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN CAUTION : . STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT ...... • • IF SWALLOWED: Induce vomiting. • • . . . . IF ON SKIN: Remove by washing with soap and water. . . • • IF IN EYES: Wash with large amounls 01 water and get medical attention. , ,

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.:; " -4, PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS HAZARDS TO HUMANS & DOMESTIC ANIMALS CAUTION Precauhonafy Sialemenb Harmful" s ..... alloweo MJy If'ltdlt..:' 'f(:'> no<;,e. throal. and skin A"o.d t>lC.JIh,ng du1 or sprlly ml1 A:Old (entad with $;"111. C'j(:';,. and clothing In cast' 01 skin conlact ..... ash wqh soap and ..... aler In case 01 contact with eyes. Immediately fluSh wllh COPiOUS amOunlS 01 wafer Gel medical aUenllon ... rotat,on pers,sl~ Do nOI apply It'IIS produCI Hl SuCh a manner as 10 dueelly or through du'l folpoSt." workers or other persons The area bemg treated must be vacated by unprotected pers'::!ns ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS Do not apply dlrec!!.,. to water. to ar~as where surface water IS ,)resenl Of to Interhdal areas below the mean high waler mark 00 not applV where runoll IS likely 10 occur 00 not apply where weather conditions 'avor drift 'rom areas treated Do not contammate water when dispoSing of equipment washwaters. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT "pphcators and other handlers must wear:

• Coveralls over short ·sleeved shirt and short pants
• Waterproof gloves
• Shoes plus socks
• Chemical/resistant headgear 'or overhead exposure , I " I I , Fotlow manufacturer's instructlOflS for cleaning I maintalnrng PPE It no such Instructions 'or washables. use detergent and hot water. Keep and wash PPE separately from other laundry. Engineering controls statement: When ha"Cllers use closed systems. enclosed cabs, or aircraft in a manner that meets the requirements listed in the Wor1c.er Protection Standard (WPS) for agricultural pesticides (40 CFR 110.240 (d) (4·6). Ihe handler PPE reqUirements may be reduced Of" modified as s.pecified in the WPS. USER SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS Users should:
• Wash hands belore eating. drinking. chewing gum, using tobacco or using the toilet. emove clothing immedialely if pesticide gets inSide. Then wash thOf"ougl'lly and put on clean clothing. DIRECTIONS FOR USE It is a violation of Federal law to use thiS product in a manner inconsistent with its labeli~. r)o not apply this product in a way that will contact wOf"kers or other persons. either direcUy or through drift. Only protected handlers may be in the area dunn~ application. For any requirements specific to your State or Tribe. consult the agency responsible for pesticide regulat)on. AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTS Use this product onty in accordanee with its labeling and with the Worker Protection Standard, 40 CFR part 170. This Standard conl,-:ns requirements for protection of agricultural workers on farms. forests. nurseries, and greenhouses and handlers 01 agricultural pesticM:les. It contains requirments for training. decontamination. notification. and emergency assistance. It also contains specific instructions and exceptions pertaining to the statements on this label about ~rsonal protec.hve equipment (PPE). and restricted·el1try intervals. The requirements in this box only apply to uses of this prOduct that are covered by the Worker Protection Standard. Do not enter or allow workers entry into treated areas during the restncted entry interval (REI) of 24 hours. PPE required for early entry to treated areas that is permitted under the Worker Pro:ectlon Standard and that involves contact with anything that has been treated, such as plants. sod, or water. IS:
• Coveralls over short· sleeved snirt and short pants
• Waterproof gloves ---- I - Chemical·reSTstant headgear for overhead exposure --.J NON-AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTS T'.~reqUirements in this 00)( apply 10 uses of this prOduct that are nol wirhin the scope of the Worker ProlectK>n Standard for agflcultural pesticides 40 CFR

70. The 'v"'r':= applies when this product is used 10 produce agricultural plants on farms. forests. nurseries or greenhouses '" ·crop weed control 15 nol Within the scope of the Worker Protection Standard. STORAGE AND DISPOSAL Do not contaminate waler. food or feed by storage or disposal. PESTICIDE DISPOSAL: Wastes resulting from the use of this product may be disposed of on site or at an approved waste dLsposal faclhty. CONTAINER DISPOSAL: Completely empty bag into application equipment. Then dispose of empty bag in a sanitary landfIll or by incinration. or. il allowed b Slate and local authOtltLes. burni . If burned. sta out of smoke. GENERAL INFORMATION Linex SO OF is a dLspersible granule to be mixed in waler and appfled as a spray lor selective control of weeds on certain crops and fOr I"',)"l·o;"hcllve weed control on non-cropland areas. Linex SO OF is non-corrosive to equipment. non-flammable. and non-volatile, To control susceptible weed seedlings for an extended period of lime. apply line x 50 OF to soli before weed emergence. The degree of rc"mol and dura"on ,)f eHect will vary with the amount of chemical applied. SOit tuture. rainfall and other conditions. Higher dosages are needed lor soils h~.,· :Ia/ or organic maner. SOil low In clay or organic matter will require lower dosages to obtain equivalent herbicide performance. Sinef' moieture is: "eeded tt, atlvale Llnex 50 OF. rainfall or Irngatlon is needed Wlttun 2 weeks 01 apphcah<}fl When using Llnex 50 OF to control emerged weeds best results are obtained on succulent weeds growing in temperailifes of 70° 0;' hlQher WIth high humidity Where recommended. addition 01 a suriactanl to the spray Increases CC..1tact effects 01 Unex 50 OF •••••• . . r: is suggested thai growers limit thelt tltsl use to !..Ttall areas as the eHect of Llnex SO OF vanes with SOLis, untformlty 01 application ar.d environmental conditions Follow all label directions on thiS and any product used In mixtures • • : •• , • GRASSES AND BflC.I\DLEJ\F WEEDS CONTROLLED BY LlNEX' 50DF PRE EMERGENCE USE lln. 50 OF conlrcls ""f>ds d'i ,"ey rm,nale Broadlea' Weds Ca'pf!)htIwefl CJ"ekw@l!d Da·fllower. Co..,mon FI("·(1.] PuSIPy r..ll,nSQgd Nellleleat yoose1vol lamb<;<:l..lrcro; f.!USt.)f(j Purslane Rad,<;h 'IN Lrj ;:td,}w","ed c..--rm.)n S...,,]rlwe~(: , Cra'l$@S g.lf"'l".l']rd"'S !Y/,)trqta"<;,1 r .'''.1' 1'lf-l',O; '·.r:'· ... · . . , ... Fi).:,).1 ITn('u"~'''1 G •. 1r I r,oo,\I"'1'.]'>\ ~ ,111 P Ir.(,,,.-. [ lEST AVAILABLE CD" J -;

lme .. 50 OF will prQlluj,! p;II:.JI cunlrol uf tht! 10110 ..... ,:19 Cocklebur Annual Morn;ngglory Prickly $,(ja ( r l ,twee(l) 4 ." J line .. 500F Will not conllol established perennials such a", Bermudaglass C'lnada thl~:le Fletd blfl(j· .... eed JGhnongr;tss Purple nubedge On light' f 50dS lowef do':.af]t! rail's will be c!lecllve Ue hlgh!!r r.'tles. 011 he,Jvler 50115 and Ihe mOIL' rc~·!.I~\nl seedlHlg weeds MOlslure In the lorm 01 r<}lnl;11I Or spnnluer Irflgal,on IS n.'o'SSJry aller Ireatment to Carfl' the chemICal mto the rOOI lQr'" 01 ge,mln,lltng WPPllS Best rt.sults are oblalned II mOisture 01 5" 10 1" on mOist salls l' to 2 on dry sOils IS applied within I'NO weekS aller application POSTEMEAGENCE USE Line:< SO OF Will conlrol set:-dunQS of these weeds Broadle., Weeds Carpelwoed Cocklebur Florida purslane (Floltda Pusley) Groundsel Net1leleaf Gocsefoot Pigweed $martweecJ Grasses O.yIIower. Common Dog Fennel F"KSdIeneck (Amslockia) Florida Beggarweed Knawel Lambsquarters Prickly Sid a (Teaweed) Purslane VelveUeal (Button .... eed) Wild 8uckwhat Barnyardgrass (Walergrass) Broadlea' (Signalgrass) Canarygrass Ctabqrass Goosegrass Rattail Fescu Ryegrass. Annual Texas Panicum Annual Morningglory Mustard Sesbania Sicklepod APPLICATION DIRECTIONS linex SOOF should be used only in accordance with recommendations on thiS label. Do nOi apply thiS product through any Iype of inigattOn system. tnjury to or ktss of desirable trees 01 olher plants may result hom 'allure to observe tlie lonowing: AEAIAL APPLICATION - Preemergenee Only - Pot.toes .nd Soybeans

• Apply Linex ~ OF in a minimum of 3 gallons ot water per acre. Avoid ap­ plicariof1:.!; under conditions where uniform coverage cannot be obtained or where extenSiYw spray drift may occur. Avoid applications cf;rectty to human or animals. f'la!lr.*I and loaders should avoid inhalation 01 spfay miSI and contact with skin. WIISh tIIoroughly berore eating and al!he end 01 uch days operalion. GROUND APPLtCATION: Use a li.ed· boom power sprayer calibrated 10 a eon· stanl speed and rate of delivery. Openings in screen should be equal to or larger thrSO mesh. Continuous agitation in the spray lank is necessary to keep the rial In suspension. Agitation can be by hydraulic or mecharical means. It . -pass or return line is used it should terminate at the bottom of the lank to rnilWnize looming. Avoid overtaIJping 01 spfay swathS and shut off spray booms while starting. turning. slowing or stopping Of crop iniury may result. F()f' preemergence appiication. use a minilT!um of 15 gallons of water per acre. For postemergence application. use sufficient volume ot waler (minimum of 25 gallons per acre) thorough coverage of weed foliage. AI .... ays apply in a manner and under Condition favorable to avoid spray dnft. MIXING: Add 11:1 ·1f2 of the required amount of water to the spray tank. When tank-mixir.g with other products. Linex SOOF should be the lirst product added to the spray tank. With ttte agitation on. drop the required number 01 unopened water solu· ble packs into the tank. Allow at least live mmutes to~ the ploduCI to disperse completely before adding other ingredients. Continue agitating while adding other products in ttte following order: (1) compatibility agents (2) dry flowables. (3) wettable powders. (4) liquid flowables. (5) emulsifiable concentrate. (6) surfactants. Add remainder of wat>?f after addition of products is complete. When "sing water as the camer and tank mixing with other prOducts. check lor conipatibt!lty using the following procedure. Fill a clean. wide· mouth Jar with "B'ntended water. Open the water soluble pack and add three tablespoons raduct 10 the pint jar. Shake well. then add the other intended ingredients .. Ofder gfven above. shaking well after each addition. The flOal mixture should be unifo. n and smooth with no evide"Ke of coagulation. If incompatibility is evi­ dent. begin test again with a compatibility agent added first. SIX drops is equivalent to four ounces/l00 gallons. II this does not smooth the mixture. try higher concentration Of other compatibility agents. Dilution of the prOducts with equal pan~ of waMr betore adding to the spray tank may improve the mixture. Where a fertilizer solutiOn is used as a carrier. Unex SOOF must be thoroughly sturried in waler before adding to fertilizer solutiOn. Use a minimum of 2.5 galOOs of water to slurry a :; lb. pack. Before tank -mixing with fertilizer Solution. Check for compatibility by using the fotlowing procedure. Open the water soluble pack and disperse Linex SOOF Into water at a ratio of one tablespoon of linex 500F to four tabtespoons 01 water. Add two tablespoons of lesultlng Slurry to 1 ptnt 01 the fertilizer solution. agitate and allow to stand undisturbed lor 'Ive minutes The products are compahbte when no lumping. curdling or gelatin eXists. and when any separatIOn can be readily remixed. If Linex SOOF should senle oul when mixed with Ihe fertilizer solution. a compatibility agent may be used to improve suspenslbihty. as noted above. To mamlam a umform spray miture. use b,pass or mechanical agitation In the test tank. To reduce foaming. bypass agitation ShOlJId end in the bottom 01 the lank. The splay mixture should never be left in the tank Without constant agita­ tlOO. Spray eqUtpment must always be thcN'ougttly cleaned before applying lInex SOOF as reSidues of other pestICIdes r.an alter the results from Llnex SODF even to the point 01 causing seriOUS crop inJury. CLEANING: EqUipment should be cleaned of all traces oll:nex 50 OF Imme<:hale· Iy alter use Nozzle lipS and screens should be removed and cleafled sep;jrate· Iy Flu;;h tank. pump. hoses and bOOm With several changes 01 water EqUIp­ ment Should not Oe flushed or dramed or Lme.c 50 OF applied near deSirable trees or other plants. or on areas where the,f roofs m.1y ell[tend. Of .n locat;os where the chernlcal may e Hashed Of movf?d Info contact With the,r rOOiS L,neJ. 50 01= should nel be user! en horne plantings of trees. shrubs or hebaceous pl.lnIS.lawns. wJlks. dr.·,w,lyS. lcnn;5 courts or SImilar ilrlO':lS Kp4C'P l'l"!: 01 (jrl powder Of spra" hem d·<;.·,ltl~ pl.lnts RATES: All rates .1f.! ~~ •. ''''5<'1 .l '!) j.!/.' ,"': ',l:P<; U'i propoi[,onal",ly !..,. .... 11)( .lrj 1 Fall f5"anicum Foxtail (Including Giant) treatment. Use the lower rale on soil low in clay or organic maner (coarser soils) and the higher rale on SOils high in clay or organic maner (tiner 5005). For postemergence .. pplical10n the lower rale should be used on smaller weeds and the higher rate on larger weeds. SOIL LIMITATIONS: 00 not use en sand. loamy sand. gravelly sOils or exposed SUbSoils or soils con­ taining tess than 1 % organic matter unless otnerwise directed as injury 10 crops may result. REPLANTING: The same crop may be replanted in soil treated preemergence with Linex SO OF if initial seedting fails to produee a stand. Soil should be reworked before replanting. 00 not retroaf!he fMlld during the same crop year as crop injury may result. . CAOP AOTATION AECOMMENOATIONS: Unless otherwise directed. any crop may be planted after'" months except lor cereals 'Where only barley. oats. rye and wheat may be planted. West of the Rocky Mountains: cariots or celery may be planted .. months aher last application; G:) not plant any other crop until 1 year aher the last applica­ tion as injury may result. ASPARAGUS California, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oregon, Washington only Direct Seeded Or Newly Planted Crowns: 1)0 not exceed 4 Ibs. total per acre per season; do not use surfactant or fer­ tilizer solution in spray mixture. Pre emergence Application: Make a single application 01 2 to 4 Ibs. per acre (2.5 - 1.25 Acres/pack) after planting seed 1.5 deep in ccarse soil and 1" deep in line soils. During planting operation. spray activated charcoal as a 1" band on soli surface dtfecUy over seed rows at the rate of 300 Ibs. per acre (equivalent to 15 Ibs. per acre of crop WIth 20" rO<"l spacing). Preemergence weed control Will be reduced In 50115 with high orgaOic matter (greater than 5% and peat or mUCk). Postemerger.ce Application: Make 1 or 2 applications of 1 to 2 Ibs. per acre (5 - 2 5 Acres/pack) when terns are in 6" to 1 S·· stage and weeds are nol over 4" tall. Established Beds: 00 not apply wilh!n 1 day o! harvest 00 not "'xceed 8 Ibs. total per ac.re per season. 00 not use surfactant or tentlizer solution in spray mixture. Preemergence A.pplication: Make" single applicaticn of 2 to 4 Ibs. per acre (2.5 - 1.25 Acres/pack). Preemergence weed control will be reduced in soils With high organic matter (greater than 5% and peat or muck). Postemrgence Application: Make 1 to 4 applications of 1 to 2 Ibs. pel acre (5 - 2.5 Acres/pack) belore weeds exceed 4" in height. Apply before cutting season or immediately after cutting. DIrected P"1sternergence Appllatlon (Fern Stage): Make a Single application 01410 81bs. per acre (1.25·0.6 Acres/pack) as directed; spray to base of p'ants for control of dUCIain melon. Note: If more than .lbs. per acre is applied per season, d·) not plant ar'l other crop until 1 year after last applica'.oi" In california. dudaif1 rr.eton and annual nighl;:,.ade a.l. .. (.r.:r.>lled. BULBS Tulip, Calla lilly, Dalft.la !'lId [lutc:h Iris Only Califorr.ia . After planting 01 bulbs. senle the soil with sprirlkler irrigation (ram'all Will serve Ine same pUfpose). then belore emeryt.r.c.l o~ plants (tlulbs). apply 2 Ibs. per acre (2.5 Acres/pack) in a minimum ot 2OlJall$s 01 waler per acre Treat only once during Ihe growing season. , • ., • CARI1QT~ Preemergence Application - Florlr'r. "'i'":tilgan, OhiO and Wisconsin: A sln']le application (If 1 103 Ibs. per acre (5 - 1.7 Acrt.sJpa..:,,) should be made aher planllng but p:lor to carrots emerging. Seed ShO·.11 t'~ planted at leasl 05 Inch deep The lower rate should be used on lighter SOils and Ihe hIgher rate on heavlef 50115 Additional poslemergence apphO:d'IQI"IS .nay be macJe as long as the !olal dO€'s nol exceed 4 Ibs per acre per ; ""a!." NOTE: To pfevent POSSlblf] crop Inlury In vaflous varlelle"i 01 carrots dp.termlne toleral1tp.lo l'n@x 50 OF oefore adoption as a field practIce Do nOI apply Within 14 d.:JYS 01 haNest [iEST AVAILABLE con 1 -; ,

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poste-mergence - Entire U.S.:

Apply'l--6 lo-j-I'6S:-pei acre (3 3 ~ -, 7 Acres/polek) as a non· dlTect."!d ~p(ay aller

carrols ar~ 31 least 3" tdll Apply before annual grasses exceed 2" m heIght

and before broadle.lf wecds exc.ccd 6" In heigh I Repeal appllcahon nldy be

made but do nOI exceed 4 Ibs per acre West 01 Hock,;, Mountams, do nul ex­

ceed 3lbs. per acre 00 nol exceed 40 pSI spray nozzle pressure as crop ~nJur}"

may result

NOTE: Because carrol valle ties vary In tneir reslslance, defermlne tolerance

to linex 50 OF prior 10 adopllon as a field practice to prevent possible crop in­

iury. Do not treat suscepllble varieties which show an inillat burning of foelage

Iolrowing poslemergence treatment with line)( 50 OF. 00 nOf apply within 14

days of narvesf.

P.>stemergence Application - Alternate Treatment tor t4ew York:

FOf' control cf emerged broadleaf weeds early in the development of lhe carrOl

crop, aOOlv 0.25 lb. per acre (20 Acres/pack) '0 carrots having .tleast one fully

devetoped'irue teaf and 0.5 lb. per acre (10 Ac.res/pack) 10 carrots having Ihree

fjI more leaves. A single application apphed prior 10 the five ·Ieaf stage or carots

may not provtde adequate season-loog control. Multiple apphcattons at 1· and

3- and 2- and 4-. or 3- and 5·leat stages will slgniticanUy improve weed control.

Early crop injury can occur, however the effects should be tranSitory, with no

yield losses attributable to crop injury. At normal rate recommendation, carrots

must be at least three inches lall at the time 0' application. Failure to conlrol

weeds before this stage of development wiliresuU In signiricant yield losses due

to weed competition.

Nole: The activity of linex 50 OF on both carrots and weeds is increased it ap­

plied after three 0( more cloudy: days. If spraying is done under lhese condi­

tions. the dosage ot Unex 50 OF must be reduced. 00 nol apply when the

temperalure ex-;eeds 85°F. Linex OF often interacls with olher herbicides or

inseclicides and damages carrots when the chemicals are tank mixed or ap­

plied acquentiallr at close intervals. Several days. preferabfy a week should

elapse between ioex 50 CJF applieattons and application or insecticides.

CELERY

East of Rocky Mountains only

Post- transplant Application:

Make a single application of 1.5 to 3 IbS. per acre (3.3 - 1.7 Acres/pack) Apply

as a non-directed spray after celery is transplanted and established, but before

celery is 8" tall. Apply before annual grasses exceed 2" in height and before

broadleal weeds exceed 6" in height. In the Northeast. use only on celer/grown

on muck soilS

00 not exceed·40 pSi spray nozzle pressure. and do not apply when temperature

exceeds 8soF nor as a tank mixture With surractants,nitrogen or fertihzer solu·

lion. or other pesticides as injury to the crop may result. Do nol replant to ClOpS

other than celery or carrols WithIn 4 months after applIcatIon as injUry 10 subse·

Quent crops may result.

CORN (Field)

East of the Rocky Mountains only

~reemergence Application:

Select one of the follOWing herbiCide treatments for appllCaMn 3S a tank. mill:·

lure. A Single application should be made after plantmg ::'ut pnor 10 crop

emer~ence. Seed should be planted al ieast 1.7S Inches ceep on either flat or

raised seedbeds only or injury to the crop may result. Do not spray over top

of emerg""d corn.

Tank Mixture linex 50 OF + lasso· : -------- ----

Soil Texture

1 10 3 ~'o OrganiC Matter

Product Per

Acre Sandy loam Silt Loam Clay Loam

Llnex 50 OF

Ibs. (Acres/pack)

PLUS

Lasso (quarts)

.67 - 125

(75 - 4)

.75 - 1

1 - 1 67

(5 - 3)

1 . 1 5

3 to 6% Organic Matter

125 - 2

(4 - ~ 5)

15-2

Lmex 50 OF

Ibs. (Acres/pack)

PLUS

1.25·2 1.67-25

(4 - 25) (3 - 2)

2-3

(25·17)

Lasso (Quarts) 1 . 1 5 15·2 2·25

Replanting: Com or soybeans may be replanled WIthIn 4 months Af'ter 4 months.

any crop may be planted.

Tank Mixture line x SO OF + Atrazine

Soil Texture

Product Per

1 to 2 ~ Organic Matter

Acre Sandy Loam

LIOelt50 Or----6Y:-·l--

Silt Loam

1 - 1 5

(5 - 33) Ibs (Acres/pack) (75 - 5)

PLUS

Alrdzme 80°'0

lbs

LIIlP.1t 50 OF

lb'i (AUe'iJp.lck)

PLUS

5· 67 67 - 1

2 10 5 010 Organic Maller

1 - 2-- - ----1 - 2

(5·25) n) 21

75 :0 I

, 'J/ 3

(.3 - , 71

A:f,l.;-,nlO' 8():)0 Its 67· 12<j 1 5 - 2

CORN (Field and Sweet)

Directed Po .. t('mergenc~ ApplicatIon.

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.: 5 2 • 3 10 5 ~ OrganiC Matter ,'/;·2 2·25 .() 3, 25) (25 . 2) Dual (pints) 2 25 . ) NOTE: Se~ Aerial Application In!"-.truc'lo.IS SORGHUM Pre~~~_r9nc !'pplication: Sf'leet a reglslered herbiCide tratment lor appIICi1llr'1 dS a.lan;. mll!ure .A ,>Inc;t. aC'phcalion shOuld b~ m.,de alter pl.,nllnfJ bul pr Jr Ie: cr, D Cfnt>rqencp I,,· 01 .....':'1 1 102% organic m.ll1M apply 510 f Iho; pt>r ,kP (.0· ') Aut><;:rncM) on S.lfH:y loam ac!d 1 10 1 ') Ih'i per .1("r IS . 3 ) Arr':.",/p,1I !t., 0'\ lo,lm. <;,,11 1f),'11I. .., I: r"mdy -:I.IY Gr .1n'lj CI.1Y [o:lm 1-1 ·,)d 1J"h ;' In ·1 ~ 'I r)ffj.l.,'t; m.I::"r ;:tp" 1 ~ .. ) I :. Jb )f'r ole'" '":) ] J A(rfr""l.V") .rl <", I"l:/' il'> .1mj 1 tn"2 It,'J pIS .1r:··I)·;J <j /lCrl;l<;1p.1, .. ) on In"m. Sdl!0,lm. '-.. 11 '';.In.',.: 1.1'1 .... r '-"md'; C'.ll [r,.l~ PI,tnl <;et>cl allp~<;1 1 . d""'p on 11;]1 ()r r.l,<:t>rj r.pl"'rlt"""I~<". ("1.,1/ ,Y. ,njlJf'ltc H"t> crop (., IV r~·".1111 Po n ..... 1 ~';J"~Y 0'JO",-'r Irp ("1f "'T'''~r;j''l' • ., ,r";'""IP

l BUT A'YAILABlE CO" ] 7 .!!ec!_ Po~!':....r9nce Application: Make a SlOg Ie application 01 Llnex 50 OF as 3 directed Spray Add 1 pmt sur',!c­ lanl 'or each 25 gallofls spr.!y mixture. "spr()yer IS eqUIpped with skids, shoes or shields, apply 1 Itl per acre (5 Acres/pack) when sorghum is 12" lall (tree standing plants) and weeds arc up :0 2" .n heigh!. Use 1 to 2 Ibs. per acre (5 ·25 Acres/paCk) when sorghum 15 15" tall and weeds a(c 2" to 4" In helghl II drop booms are used, apply 1 102 Ibs per acre (5 . 2.5 Acres/pack) when sorghum is aileasl 10" lall and weeds arc 210 4" in height Apply only when tnere IS sulflclcnl dllterenllal between height 0' sorghum and weeds so thaC Ihe directed spray thoroughly coverS all weed fohage without contaCt or upper ~~ves or whorf of sorghum by spray or drih as such contact may cause crop inJury. Replanting: 00 not IOIlow treated sorghum with any taU crop, nor with sugarbeets, tobacco, vegetables or potatoes In rolatlon. PriO! to replancing, thorough seedbed preparation including lall or spring plowing is recommended. Sorghum or field com may !>e replanled within. months; after. months Illy crop may be planled. Note: 00 nOI graze or feed sorghum forage or silage 'rom treated fiekls to dairy animals. Follow label instructions on product to be tank mixed. SOYBEANS Preemergence Application: Setect one of the following herbicide treatments and make a singJe application but prior to crop emergence. Seeds should be planted at least .75 Inch deep on flat 01 raised seedbeds only or crop injury may resuk. II appUcalion is m<!de to rtelds with standing water or 'ields too wet to cultivate. injury to soybeans may result. 00 not Splay over top of emerged soybeans. Do not use on sand or loamy sand or any soil containing less organic matter than listed below. P,eemergence Following Preplan' Application of TrUlur.lln or Prowl- : Where Trinuralin or PrQVwI have been used as a preplant inc:otpol alion trtltment, apply Unex 50 OF as a separate operation using rates recommended below tor Unex 50 OF alone. For rotation crops. follow instructions on Trifluralin Of Prowl labels. ) lInex 50 OF Alone: hJIJ 1 p;nl surtactanllor each 25 gallons 01 spray mixture H weedS have emerged. Product Per Acre linex 50 OF lb •. (Acreslpack) linex 5(1 OF lb •. (Acreslp.k) Soli Textu'e 1 112 to 2 '110 Organic Malter Sandy loam Silt loam Clay loam 1 - 1.67 1.25 - 2.33 1.33 - 2.67 (5-3) (.-2) (3.7-1.B) 2 to 5 % OrganiC Matter 1.67 . 3 2.33 - 4 2.67 - 5 (3 - 1.7) (2 - 1.25) (1.8 - 1) Over 5 ~ Organic Matter, Use 6 Ibs. Replant: Soybeans or field com may be replanted w-ithin 4 months. After 4 months any crop may be planted. Tank Mixture linex 50 OF with Lexone"9 OF Herbicide and lasso: ) Product Per Acre Llnex 50 OF lbs. (Acres/pacK) PLUS Le)(one OF (Ibs.) PlUS Lasso (qlS) PLUS llnex 50 OF Ibs. (AcreS/pack) PLUS lexone OF (lbs ) PLUS Soil Texture 1 to 3 % Organic Matter Coarse Medium .33· .5 (15· 10) .17· .::,:; .75 . 1 loam. Silt Loam Silt, Sandy Clay Sandy Loam Clay loam .5· .75 (10-6.7) .25 - .33 1 - 1.5 Fine Silly Clay. Silly Clay loam, Clay Sandy Clay loam .75 - 1.5 (6.7-33) .33· .5 1.25 . 2 3 to 6 .. Organic Matter .33 - .75 .75· 1.5 (15·6.7) (6.7·33) .25 .33 .33· .5 1.5·2 (J.3 - 2.5) 5 - 67 lasso (QIS ) , - , 5 1.5 . 2 2 . 3 NOTE: Soybean vaneties sucl1 as Anona, Coker 102 and 156. Govan, NKs, 1884. Semmes, Tracy. Vansoy, Terra Vtg 505 and 606. and AP 71 are sensitive to lexone OF.lIlexone OF is used on these varieties, injury may occur. Tolerance to Lexone OF should be determined before use or. any other soybean variety " lexone OF IS used on SOils haVing a calcareous surface layer or pH 01 7.5 or higher. or" used in conluOCtlOO with sot! apphed organo phosphate pestickJes such as Dasantl. Olsyston, Mocap, Nemacur. Thimet, Parathion, lorsban 15G or Counter, In)"Jry to soybeans may occur. Do not feed treated plant parts to livestock. If atrazine was ar"lplied on the soil the year before. injury may :)Ccur Increased poSSibility of crop Injury may oc­ Cur v-hen scyOE"-"In seedlings are weakened because 0' seedhnq dlseae. cold wealher. deep plal""lilog (more than 2"'. excessive mOlslur",. high SOil pH 01 7 5 or higher, higher salt concentration or droughl Cultivation After Planting: Treated SOil may be sh,]lIow·cuUlv;!!(:c1. rO',]fY hoed or hand hQ{?d w11t"":J1.I' recucng Ihe weed contrOl actlv'ty 0' the tank ml_lure 00 (1ot cultlv,' d",eper than the Ireated layer 0' so', since 11'115 m"y bring un treated :'011 10 :t":e sudace and poor weed control may result Replanting: TdteI111~'IC1S mily b", repl:,nled 10 soybeans I' m,t'.11 se.:>d,ng ta,ls 1o produc~ a ,,' ,n'1 $f'11 $/"If'ulcl ncl be rworlo;('(J Crc,p ,nJury m.ly rJ!')ult II ,,~ cond "pp!·ca: ':."1 1$ ,lD": #"'/1 00 nOI rDlant !rea:ed at(',],> to any CfOp OTher than 50tPans w,lrl,n lour mcn!hs J!It !realmenl.15 Injury to SuhseQuent '::fOpS -nay r""'i'JIt I_a~i.!I tiell .5 Of wi~J.ils_s,?: product Pel Acre ll~e.-50DF- IDS (Acres/paclo:) PLUS lasso (qls ) Llnex 50 OF 105 (Acres/pack) PLUS Soil T exturc 1/2 10 3 % Organic MaUer

67·125 '-167 125·2 
(75·41 (5-3) (4·2.5) 
.75 - 1 I - 1.5 1.5 . 2 
3 '0 6 ~ Org.nic Malter 
1 25 . 2 1.67 . 2 S 
(4 ·2.5) (3 . 2) 
2·3 
(25- 1.7) 
Lasso (ql'.) 1 -1.5 1.5 - 2 2·2.5 
For Control of Black Nightshade Apply: 
product 
per Acre 
llllex 50 OF 
Ibs. (Acres/pack) 
PLUS 
S.ndy loam 
.75· 1.5 
(6.7-33) 
__ ~S7H~I~L~o~.m~ ____ ClayLoam 
1-1.67 1.25·2 
(5-3) (4·2.5) 
Lasso (qls.) 2 2.5 . 3 3 
Replanting: Soybeans Of field corn may be replanted within 4 months. Aher 
4 months, any crop may be planted. 
T.nk Mixture lInex 50 OF with Lexon. OF and Dual BE: 
Controls common ragweed. prickly sida, sictdepod. hemp $eSbania. lambsquarter. 
pigweed, and partially controls cocklebur. and jimsonweed. 
Product 
Per Acre 
Linex 50 OF 
Ibs. (Acreslpack) 
PLUS 
Lexone OF (Ibs.) 
PLUS 
Dual BE (piS.) 
Linex 50 OF 
Ibs. (Acres/pack) 
PLUS 
Lexone DF (Ibs.) 
PLUS 
Soil Texture 
112 '0 3 % Organic Matter 
Coarse Medium Fine 
Sandy loam 
.33· .5 
(15 . 10) 
.17 - .25 
1 - 1.25 
Loam. Silt 
loam 
SHI, Sandy 
Clay 
Sandy Clay 
loam 
.5 - .75 
(10 - 6.7) 
.25 - .33 
1.25 - 1.5 
Silty Clay. 
Silty 
Clay ll)am, 
Clay 
Clay loam 
.75 - 1.5 
(6.7· 3.3) 
.33 - .5 
15·2 
3 10 6 % Organic Malter 
.33-.75 .75- 1.5 
(15· 10) (6.7 - 33) 
.25· .33 .33· .5 
1.5·2 
(~3· 2.5) 
.5· .67 
Oual 8E (pIS.) 1.5·2 .5 - .67 2 . 2.5 
NOTE: Soybean varieties SLJch as Altona, Coker 102 and 156, Govan, NKs 1884, 
Semmes, Tracy, Van soy, Terra Vig 505 and 606. and AP 7t are sensitive to 
lexone OF. If lexone OF is used on these varieties, injury may occur. lolerance 
to lexone OF should be determined before use or any other soybean variety. 
If lexone OF is used on soils haVing a calcareous surface layer or pH of 7.5 
or higher. or I' used in coniunctiOn with SQij app'ied organa phosphate pestiCIdes 
such as Oasanit, Dlsyston, Mocap, Nemacur, Thimet, Parathion,lorsban 15G 
or Counter, Injury to soybeans may occur. 
00 not feed treated plant parts 10 livestock. It atrazine was applied on the so+l 
the year before. injury may occur. Increased possibility 01 crop Injury may oc­
cur when soybean seedlings are weakened because of seedling disease, cold 
weather, deep p'anting (more than 2"), excessive moisture. high soil pH of 7.5 
or higher, high salt concentration or drought. 
C"llivation AHer Planting: Treated soil may be shallow-cul1ivated. rotary hoed 
or hand hoed without reducing the weed control activity of the tank mixture. 
00 not cultivate deeper than the treated layer of soil sil1ce this may bring un­
treated sod to the surface and poor weed control may result. 
Replanling: Treated Itelds may be replanted to soyt"leans ,f initial seeding fails 
to produce a stand. 5011 should not be reworked. C'Cil i~1 Jr"( may result if se­
cond application IS applied. 00 not replant treated a, eas to any crop other than 
soybeans within tour months after trezlmenl as injuf'·.'O su"sequent crops may 
result. ' , 
, , . 
Tank Mixture llnex SO OF with D~.aJ !J~i • 
• S~il T extufe 
Product 1/2 to.:'. 4tI Orgtl";1ic ""Uer 
Per Acre Sandy loam Silt loa.n' ·Ctay loam 
llf'le_ 50 OF 67 . 1 25 . - ~ - •• , - , 67 - - - ---,-2s-~~-
Ibs (Aoes/pack) (75 . 4) . '(5 . 3) (4 . 25) 
PLUS 
Dual 8E (pIS) t 25 1 5 2 
l'no;oll 50 OF 
lbc; (Acre5/p;:tcl(j 
PLUS 
Du·)! I3E Ipl<; ) 
_ _ _~ .I~ ~_ ~:~_q~9~.!!.i_c _ !wt_arter. 
125·2 167·2'> 7·3 
(4 • 25) n . 7) (7 S 1 7) 
I 5 ? 
00 nof "'ed t''O!a:~f1 pJanl parts 10 Ilve"i:ocl( 00 nol fJ',lle Irf:"~!"{1 o1rl;'ac; 
R~planting: Soyheo1n~ cor Ileld COr" may be r~plan~ed ..... llh:" .l mor!hs For r(,lar,OtI 
('f'p'i kIlo',.., In::;:tuC:,on", on the Ou.]1 6[ !.~hpl

For control of black nightshade In K~ntucky. illinois. Indiana and Ohio: 
Product 
P~r Acre 
llnex 50-OF -
Ibs. (Acres/paclo:) 
PLUS 
Dual BE (pIS.) 
Soil T~xlure 
1 10 J % Organic M~tter 
. ___ S.a~dy loam $iltloam Cla'i._l_~~.!!"' __ 
75 -:--'--5-'- 1 ·167 , 25 - 2 
(6 7 . 3 3) (5 • 3) (4 . 2 5) 
1 5 2 2·25 
00 not use on sand Or loamy s<:. ,ds 
Replanting: Soybeans or field com may be replanted within four months. Any 
crop may be planted after 4 months. 
Tank Mixture linex 50 OF with Prowl: 
Product 
Per Acre 
linex 50 OF 
Ibs. (Acres/pack) 
PLUS 
Prowl (pIS) 
linex 50 OF 
Ibs. (Acres/pack) 
PLUS 
Sctl Texture 
1 to 3 ~ Organic M.ner 
Sandy Loam Slit lOM1 Clay Loam 
.67·1.25 1 ·1.67 1.25·2 
(7.5·4) (5·3) (4·2.5) 
I . 1.5 1.5·2 1.5 - 2 
3 to 6 % Organic Matter 
1.25 . 2 1.67 10 2.5 
(4 • 2.5) (3 • 2) 
2·3 
(2.5 . 1.7) 
f'rowl (pIS.) 1.5 1.5 . 2 2 • 2.5 
Rep'-nUng: Soybeans or field corn may be replanted \Within 4 months_ Other 
crops may be planted the fenowing year. 
Minimum or No-Tillage: 
l:nex 50 OF on soybeans may be used with paraquat. Bronco or Glyohosate 
in tank mix combinations for preemergence and poslemergence control Of many 
broadleaf weeds and grasses and for top kill or suppression of some perennials 
where soybeans will be planled direclly imo a prelo<med bed (slale seed bed). 
\yer crop or in previous crop residues such as corn or small grain stubble. 
.Ie rates as described for Preemergence Application tor conventional seed bed 
preparation in reduced tillage syslems_ Adding lasso or Dual BE to the tank 
milClure improves conI"" 01 grasses and votunt_ small grains. Apply WillI ground 
equipment immediately before. during or after planting but before crop emerges. 
Maintain continuous agitation or spray mixture_ 
T.nk Mixture Llnex 50 OF with Lasso and Paraquat or Glyphosate: 
linex SO OF ancIlasso should be thoroughly mixed first according to directions. 
Add paraquat or Roundup as directed under Paraquat combinations or Round­
up combinations below_ 
Product 
Per Acre 
linex 50 OF 
Ibs. (Acres/pack) 
PLUS 
Lasso (qls.) 
linex 50 OF 
Ibs. (Acres/pack) 
PLUS 
Soli Texture 
1/2 to 3 1M! Organic M3tter 
Sandy Loam Silt Loam Clay Loam 
.75·1.5 1.13·2 1.25·2.25 
(6.7·3.3) (3.B • 2.5) (4 ·22) 
2 2.5 2.5 
3 to 6 ~ Organic Matter 
1.5 . 2 2.4 2 • 3 2.25 . 3.5 
(3.3· 2) (2.5 • 1.7) (2 . I ... 
Lasso (qts.) 2.5 3 3 
For control of black nightshade apply: 
) Product 
Per Acre 
Linex 50 OF 
Ibs. (Acres/pack) 
PLUS 
Soil Texture 
1 to 3 ~ Organic Matter 
Sandy loam Silt Loam Clay Loam 
.75·1.5 1 ·2 1.25 - 2.25 
(6.7·33) (5·2.5) (4·2.2) 
Lasso (qls.) 2 2.5 • 3 3 
Replanting: Soybeans or field corn may be replanted within 4 mon:hs. Any crop 
may be planted aher 4 months. 
Paraquat Combinations - Choose and tank mix one c.f the above treatments 
in water. Then add 1 to 2 pints Paraquat (2lbs. active per gal.) per acre for con­
trol of emerged weeds. The higher rate should be used for weeds 4" to 6" tall. 
Add .5 pint of surfactant or spreader per 100 gallons of c;pray mixture as the 
last ingredient. Maintain continuous agitation. Use 20 to boO galtons of water per 
acre. Use the higher gallonage lor dense stubble or vegetation. 
Glyphosat. Combinations - o-.oose and tank mix one of the above treat.nents. 
Add 1.5 quarts of GfyphO$ate per acr. tor control ot emerged annual weeds 
or 2 to 4 quarts per acre tor control of emerged perennial annual weeds. Use 
20 to 30 gallons of water per acre. 
Tank Mixture Unex 50 OF with Bronco~ : 
00 not add Paraquat or Roundup to this combination. 
Soil Texture 
112 to 5 % Organic Mittter 
Product Per 
Acre 
tlnex SO OF 
Ibs (Acres/pack) 
PLUS 
Bronco (Ibs ) 
Sandy Loam 
75·2 
(67·25) 
325·5 
Silt Loam 
I 13 - 2 5 
(44·2) 
4·5 
Clay' t()~ 
125·3 
(4 • 1 7) 
4·5 
00 no! use on so,ls ~.th less than 5 orgamc mailer or on sand. IOclmy sand 
or muck so. Is as crop inJury may result 
Use the hlqh rate 01 Bronco lor df";'nse stubble heavy crop re5.du~ or heavy wep,j 
P0PU l;)t.on 
Replanting Soybeans: Tr,=,;n~d f":~lds may b~ replanted to soyb .... JnS II m.t • .-lI 
soed,ng la,ls 10 p,Qduce a stand. So,lshould nOI be 'ewo,ked C'op ;nlu,~~ 7 
resull.' second appl'cation is applied Do nOlteplant trcated areas 10 any crop 
other than soybeans within lour monlhs alter treatment as injury 10 subsequent 
crops may resull. 
Bronco Combinations - Mlxlmex 50 OF With water in spray lank as dlrecled 
on the package label and then add Bronco to the dilute miX Mamta'n Conlmuous 
a911allon Use 20 to 30 gallons of water pel acre 
T~nk Mix Llnex SO OF with Paraquat or Gly~osat~....: 
llnex 50 OF shoutd be thoroughly mixed with paraquat In spray lank followmg 
directions under Paraquat Combinations or Roundup CombinatIons below 
Soil Texture 
Product t/2 to 3 ~ Organic Matter 
Per Acre Sandy Loam Silt Loam Clay Loam 
line. 50 OF 1 •. 67 1.25 • 2.33 1.33 . 2.67 
Ibo. (Acres/pack) (5 • 3) ( •• 2) (3.7 - 1.9) 
2 to 5 .. Organic Matter 
Line. SO OF 1.67 • 3 2.33 • • 2 67 • 5 
Ibs. (Acres/pack) (3".7) (2· 1.25) (1.8· 1) 
(OY.r 5 ~ Organic Matter. Use 6 Ibs.) {O_B Acres/pack) 
Replanting: Soybeans or fletd corn may be replanted within 4 months. Any crop 
may be planted after. months. 
Directed Postemergence Application: 
linex 50 OF and 2.4-08 can be tank mixed with Premerge 3 as a directed spray 
to coye~ weed Ioliage with minimum contact 01 the soybean plant. 00 nol spray 
higher than 3" on the soybean stem or crop injury may result. Do not spray 
over lop 01 soybean plants. Fo< broadcast applicallon. use a single IIood type 
spray noule. ("K" series or equivalent) per middle mounted on an oiling shoe 
or guage wheel. For band treatment use two nozzles per row mounted on an 
oiling shoe or guage wheels. one on each side of raw. Spray drift may cause 
crop injury. Do not exceed nozzle pressure of 25 psi nor use noute tips sma"er 
than 8002 T -jet (or equivalent) and do not spray under windy conditions. A pint 
of surfactant may be added 'or each 25 gallons 01 spray mixture_ Use a 
preemergence treatment or cuttivation to controt early weed growth and to in­
crease the differential between height of soybeans and weeds for best resulls. 
line. 50 OF "Uh 2,4-011: 
.Apply 1 lb. Line. 50 OF (SAcresipack) plu. 115 lb. 2,4-DB per acre when soy· 
beans are at least 8" high and when weeds do not exceed 4" in height. Make 
a second application it needed, but not more than 2 applications per season. 
Do not use on soils with less than .5% organtc matter. 00 not apply more than 
2 Ibs. linex 50 OF per acre per season for postemergence treatments. Do not 
apply within 60 days o. harvest. 00 not feed soybean forage or hay to livestock 
trom fields treated pestemergence. Harvested soybeans may be used for food, 
feed or oil purpose •. 
LInn 50 OF Alone: 
Apply.5 to 1 lb. linex 50 OF per acre (10 - 5 AcresJpacic.) tor soybeans at least 
8" h;gh and when weeds do no< exceed 2" in height A second a;>pIicalion should 
be made at the same rate il new flush of weeds occurs. 
A single apptication 011 to 2 tbs. of linex 50 OF per acre (5 - 2.5 Acres/pack) 
should be made for soybeans at least 12" high and when weeds do !'Iut exceed 
4" high. A split application can be made of 1 lb. per acre (5 Acres/pack) follow· 
ed by a second appUcation at the same rate alter 1 week or later. 
NONCROP WEED CONTROL 
Apply 2 to 6 Ibs. per acre (2.5 - 0.3 Acres/pack) in 40 to 100 gallon of water 
for short term control of annual weeds on noncropland areas such as roadsides 
and lence rows. Apply shortly before weed growth begins or at ear1y seedling 
stage 01 growth for best resuhs. Add 2qts. of surfactant per 100 ganons of spray 
mixture lor control of estabtished annual weeds. Apply as a thorough coverage 
spray during periods when daily temperatures exceed 70°F and before weed 
growth exceeds 8" in height. 
WARRANTY STATEMENT 
GRIFFIN CQAPQR" TION warrants that Ihis product conlorms 10 lhe chemical 
description on the label thereof and is reasona~y fit for purposes stated on 
such label only when used in accordance with directiOns under normal use 
con~:!; .... ls. It is impossible to eliminate all risks inherently associated with 
uSI of this product. Crop injury. ineffectiveness or other unintended c.::mse­
quences may resurt because of such factors as weather conditions, prr..ence 
of other materials. or the manner 01 use or application . .iiI of .... ;'ich are t-eyond 
the control of GRIFFIN. In no case shall GAIFFIN tw hao.e lor cons ~uen­
tial. special or indirect damages resulting 'rom the use Of' handling of this 
product. All such risks shall be assumed bv the BU/l:::r. G.~IFFIN MAKES 
NO WARRANTIES OF MERCHANT~9\t p;'.( OR prN':'>'> FOR A PAR· 
TICULAR PURPOSE NOR ANY OTHiR EXP)lESS OR IMPLIED WARRAN· 
TY EXCEPT AS STATED ABOVE.' •• , 
Bronco is a registereo trademark of ~dnl.!1r11t Company 
Dual is a registered trademark of Clba-<1ei91~por.,tlon .... 
lasso is a registered trademark 01 M"'r'5:'1~fp Cc..npafl:·: •• 
lp.xone IS a registered trademark of DuP.)nt ~~ Nemours Company 
• l!nex IS a registered trademark 01 GnU," Corporahor.· 
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