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# SQUADRON HERBICIDE
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- EPA Reg No: **5481-602**
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- Registrant: AMVAC CHEMICAL CORPORATION
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- Signal word: Danger
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- Active ingredients: Pendimethalin (21.96%); 3-Quinolinecarboxylic acid, 2-(4,5-dihydro-4-methyl-4-(1-methylethyl)-5-oxo-1H-imidazol-2-yl)-, monoammonium salt (3.65%)
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- Label accepted: 2006-02-06
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- Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/000241-00327-20060206.pdf
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---
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
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WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460
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ffB -6 m
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Jeffrey Birk
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BASF Corporation
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26 Davis Dr., PO Box 13528
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Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-3528
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Dear Mr. Birk
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Subject Squadron Herbicide
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EPA Registration Number 241-327
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Pendimethalin Reregistration Label Revisions
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Submission dated December 22, 2005
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OFFICE OF
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PREVENTION, PESTICIDES AND
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TOXIC SUBSTANCES
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The labeling referred to above, submitted in connection with reregistration under the Federal
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Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act as amended is acceptable, provided you make the
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following changes before you release the product for shipment.
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I) Add an appropriate EPA Establishment Number to the label.
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Submit one (I) copy of final printed labeling incorporating the above changes before you
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release the product for shipment. Amended labeling will supercede all previously accepted ones. A
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stamped copy oflabeling is enclosed for your records.
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If you have any questions, contact Hope Johnson at 703-305-5410.
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Please note: Final Product Reregistration cannot be considered until after the Agency completes the
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RED for imazaquin.
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0sm~((l
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Jafues'A'ro;;;P~ns
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/Product Manager 25
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. Herbicide Branch
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Registration Division (7S05C)
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BASF
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The Chemical Company
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SQUADRON®
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herbicide
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For use in Soybeans
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Active Ingredients:
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Ammonium sal~ of Imazaquin (2-[4.5-dihydro-4-methv·-":-. -methyIBthylj-5-oxo-IH-lmidazoi-
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2-yl]-3-quinolinecarboxylic aCid)'
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pendlmethalln ((N -!-ethylpropyl}-3. 4 -dlmethy!- 2.6- d1nltr:J:::;,enLS 'lamlne:1
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Inert ingredients '"
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.... , 3.65O"c
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................. 21.96So
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............ , ..... 74.390"
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.............. 1 OO.OJ', Total...
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'Equlva:ent to 3,46~'G. 2-[4,5-dlhyorc-L1-metnyl-":·iI-rnp.:"'.IIBt·l> -:; -exo-IH-lrTlldiiZOI-2-yij-3-aurnollnec3rocxvl :
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aSld.
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"Co'llans Petrole'.JT. Distillates
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Squadron contains :::.33 po:.;nd'c (.1 2=t",'~ I'Igredlents pe~ gallo'l
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(2_80 pounds a of oendlmeHm:1 ,,'-,2. ~ 3~- :)Qunos 8' of imazaaulnL
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U.S. Patent No.4, 798,619
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EPA Reg. No. 241-327 EPA Est. No. __ _
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KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
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DANGER!liPELIGRO!
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, Si usted no entrende la etiqueta, busque a 8!guren para que S8 la explique a usted en detal18.
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(If you do not understand this label, find someone to explain it to you in detail.)
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In case of an emergency endangering life or property Involving this product call, day or night.
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1-800-832-HELP (4357).
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See inside booklet tor complete First Aid, Precautionary Statements,
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Directions For Use, and Conditions of Sale and Warranty.
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Net contents: __ _
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BASF Corporation
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Agricultural Products
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26 Davis Drive
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Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
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ACCEPTED
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with COMMENT~
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in EPA Letter D[l",~'
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FEB -6 2CXG
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Under Ibc Federal IIlS.welde,
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Fungicide. and Rodenti.iok ACt
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as amended, for. the poMicld<
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rcgistacd urMkr EPA Reg. No.
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FIRST AID
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-1--lOld eyes oper', :Hn! ':',f 'n,,',, d~l:: ;:::;nt \ \",;H' ,>'y'Clter-l()'
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If in eyes ·Remov8 C:Jntact ,E,r~::," . pr~:S'~;'-I:, (i.t:~: f rs: S ~: :-1"-JI8S, li8'
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-ea:1 a POISOr: :::::O'ltr:-, . "1:0' C: ::jo=-t~· t:y :'-eat'llsn\ advlcf::
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If on skin or clothing -Rinse skin Immed.at~;I\ v"t,·· P f;llt\' O' ,\'Jte~ 1:::)'" • 5-20 rnln....;t3~'
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I
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-Ca!1 a pOison contro' c::>nts' 0' 1;-)2W' IT !reatme:y aov,cs
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-- -T- -------
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-Move person tJ ires l , air
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If inhaled -If person IS not bre3thl:1-;), :::::3: 9; ~ 2' a': amtJu aice. then 9 v::-; ,J .
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preferably moutrHCJ-m.OJtr. I: posslb,8
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-Call a pOison contra: ce:>te: Oi dClcto
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Y
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fa, furtrler treatment 2:'1->::~
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-Cal; a pOison contrC) :::::enter- Oi doctor Immed,at81~,' for treat'ller-,: ,n,
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If swallowed -D·=:· NO- GIVt ,ANY L!:JUi~ -:-C THr: oEP.SJN,
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-Do not Induce vomr!ln;1 urlless toid to by' a p'Jlson contrOl centf':' ~1' ]:
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-Do not give any1hln;; b\' nnJth to an un:::.onscious oerson.
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Note to Physician -This proo'uct may p859 an aspiration pneumon;a hazarj =-::=:;ll3 '::- iF-
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HOTLINE NUMBER
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Have tne product container Or iabel with yO'J \.vhen ::::ail'n;j a pOison .::ontro center or do:t,]; ,::0' ~l,J 'L~ :
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You may also contact BASF Corporation for emcr-;18nc) med:ca! treatment Information: 1-8iT: :=:3::: _l"",::. ~
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See Addltlona: Precautionary Statements Inside
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Precautionary Statements
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Hazards to Humans and Domestic Animals
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DANGER
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Corros've. Causes irreversible eye damage V.Jear or:Jtec
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t!ve eyewear (goggles, iaceshleldl. Do not get In e/es or
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on clotn:ng. Avoid contact with skin. Harmfui if 3bsorbed
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through skin or inhaled. Avoid breathing v'Bpor 0, sura)
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mlS:. Proionged or trequently repeated skin cor,ta:: ma\
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cause a:lerglc reactions In some people.
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
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Some materials that are chemically resistant to thiS prod
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uct are listed below. For more options. reter to Category
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A on an EPA chemical resistance category sele::::tlon cnart.
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Prolonged or frequently repeated skin contact ma) cause
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allergic reactions in some individuals,
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Applicators and other handlers must wear:
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• Long-sleeved shirt and long pants
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• Chemical-resistant gloves, such as Barrier Laminate
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or Butyi Rubber :?:14 mils or Nitrile Rubber :?:14 ml!S or
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Viton ~14 milS
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- Shoes plus socks
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• Protective eyewear (goggles, faceshleld)
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Discard clothing and other absorbent matenals that have
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been drenched or heavily contaminated with thiS product's
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concentrate. DO NOT reuse them. Follow manutacturer's
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instructions tor cleaning/maintaining PPE. Ii no such
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Instructions for washables, use detergent and hot water.
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Keep and wash PPE separalely from other laundry.
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Engineering Controls Statement
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When handlers use closed systems, enclosed cabs, or alr~
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craft in a manner that meets the requirements listed in the
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Worker Protection Standard (WPS) for agocullural pestl-
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2
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cldes [40 CFR 170.24CJ(d)(4-6:::. tne 'la'lei,e'
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ments may be reduced or rT'JJ f'9'J i;:' ~,:
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WPS.
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User Safety Recommendations
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Users Should:
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i-wash hands before eating, dn~kn;; ::nh\"
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: USing tonaccc, or USing tne tOI!et.
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,- Remove clotning immed:ate!y ," pesti: ,j:-, ~~
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Then wash thoroughly and pu: or, c,e3~, ( :.:'
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- Remove PPE Immediately after hanj'w'~ :"
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Wash the outside of gloves before remo\,;r;;_l :,\,
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as possible, wash thoroughl)' and chan;J~' 'n: - <l'
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clothing.
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Environmental Hazards
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This product is toxic to fish. DO NOT app;~\ d rc:=: ,
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water, to areas where surface water is presen: Cy: ,- i,;'-
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tidal areas below the mean high water mark, [Y": .1'-:"
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runoff trom treated areas may be hazardou3 t:'- :C,;T
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organisms in adjacent aquatic sites. DO NOT ::::!:~:.l:' ! ,a.te
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water when disposing of equipment washwat'?rs
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This chemical demonstrates the properties a:"'.d =Il:,-:. ter
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istics associated with chemicals detected :Il gr::)',;",-' '::er
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The use of this chemical in areas where S:)I::; 3[:' :-,. ,-, 1:"
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able, particularly where the water table IS shaI0"
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result in ground water contamination.
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Endangered Species Concerns
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The use of any pesticide in a manner Hlat ma'. 1'\' i' ler-
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wise harm an endangered species or adverse:\ '11 "
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their habitat is a violation of federa! law. TIllS p8:;~'
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toxic to fish and aquatic invertebrates a~l(j S~IJ,j ,: ' :~d
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strictly in accordance with dnft precautlon~ un t""
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label In order to minimize off-site exposure::.. DO NOT
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appiy when weather conditions favor drift from treated
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areas to non-target aquatic habitats. Notify State and/or
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Federal authontles and BASF Immediately If you observe
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any adverse environmental effects due to use of this prod~
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uct.
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To determine whether your county has endangered aquat
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ic species, consult the County Bulletins at
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http://www.epa.gov/espp/usa-map.htm. Endangered
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Species Bulletins may also be obtained from extension
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offices or state pesticide agencies. If a bulletin is not avail
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able for your specific area. Check with the appropnate
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local state agency to determine If known populations of
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endangered species occur In the area to be treated.
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Directions For Use
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It IS a violation of Federal law to use this product In a man
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ner inconsistent with its labeling.
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This labeling must be In the possession of the user at the
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time of pesticide application.
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Observe all cautions and limitations in this Jeaflet and on
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the labels of products used in combination with
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Squadron" herbicide. DO NOT use Squadron other
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than in accordance with the Instructions set forth on this
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label. The use of Squadron not consistent with this label
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can result in injury to crops, animals, or persons. Keep
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container closed to avoid spills and contamination.
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DO NOT apply this product through any type of Irrigation
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system.
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DO NOT apply this product in a way that will contact
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worKers or other persons, either directly or through drift.
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Only protected handlers may be in the area dunng applica
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tion. For any requirements specific to your State or Tribe,
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consult the agency responsible tor pesticide regulation.
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3
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r----A9-;:~-ul-tu-r-a-I-U-s-e-R~e~q~u-'.':-=-m-_e-n-t-s ----I
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I
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Use this product only in accordance W!th its labeling and :
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with the Worker Protection Standard, 40 CFR pan 170. I
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This Standard contains requirements for the protection of
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agricultural workers on farms, forests, nurseries, and
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greenhouses, and handlers of agllcultural pesticides. It
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contains requirements for training, decontamination, not'
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fication, and emergency assistance. It aiso contains spe~ I
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cific instructions and exceptions pertaining to the state- I'
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ments on this label about persona! protective equipment
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(PPE), and restllcted-entry Intervai. The requIrements In
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this box only apply to uses of this product that are COV
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ered by the Worker Protection Standard.
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DO NOT enter or allow worker entry Into treated areas
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during the restncteo entry Interval (REI) of 24 hours,
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Exception: if the product is soil~lnjected or soil~incorpo
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rated, the Worker Protection Standard, under certain clr~
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cumstances, allows workers to enter the treated area if
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there will be no contact with anything that has been
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treated,
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PPE required for early entry to treated areas that is per~
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mItted under the Worker Protection Standard and that
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involves contact with anything that has been treated,
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such as plants, soil, or water, is:
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• Coveralls
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• Chemical~resist8nt gloves. such as Barner Laminate or
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Butyl Rubber ~14 mils or Nitrile Rubber ~14 mils or
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Viton ,,14 mils,
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• Shoes plus socks
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• Protective eyewear (goggles, faceshleld)
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Storage and Disposal
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DO NOT contaminate water, food, or feed by storage or
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disposal.
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• Pesticide Storage: KEEP FROM FREEZING. DO
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NOT STORE BELOW 40
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0
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F.
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• Pesticide Disposal: Pesticide wastes are acutely haz~
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ardous. Improper disposal of excess pesticide, spray mix~
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ture, or rinsate is a violation of Federal law, If these wastes
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cannot be disposed of by use according to label instnuc
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tions, contact your State Pesticide or Environmental
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Control Agency, Or the Hazardous Waste Representative at
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the nearest EPA Regional Office for guidance,
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• CONTAINER DISPOSAL FOR 2.5 GALLONS: Tnple
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rinse (or equivalent). Then offer for recycling or recondition
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ing, or puncture and dispose of in a sanitary landfill, or by
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incineration, or, if allowed by state and local authorities, by
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burning, If burned, stay out of smoke,
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• CONTAINER DISPOSAL FOR MINI BULK: If program
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offered by dealer, return to point of purchase for repackag
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ing, If no repackaging program IS available, triple rinse (or
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equivalent), Then offer for recycling or reconditioning, or
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puncture and dispose of in a sanitary landfill, or by inCiner
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ation, or, if allowed by state and local autholltles, by bum-
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lng, I: Durned, stay ou: of smo;';8
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In Case of Spill
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In case of large-scale sp'l:age regardln~J H1.~; fY,J::,: ~ii
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CHEMTREC 1-SQC.-424-93J8
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BASF CO~D:)ratlon 1-80D-832-HEI P (4~:'1"
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Steps to be taken in case this material is released or
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spilled:
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Dike and conta:rl spill with Inen matenal (sand, ocr:i:, (;::~
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and transfer liquid and solid diking materia: te s8;JJ:-me
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containers for dlsposa'. Remove contarTlinateu Ci8th::-l;J
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and \vash affected skin areas with wate;. Wash CIOj,'II:lQ
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before re-use. Keep spill out of aL sewers and open 000-
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le~ 0; water.
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I. General Information
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For broad-spectrum control of grass and broad,eat \\ieeds
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in soybeans, Squadron~ herbicide may be appiie~; as 2
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prepiant Incorporated or pre-emergence tr8atmen~
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After Squadron IS applied, some suscept:bl8 weeds
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emerge, growth stops, and then the weeds Bither C11~ ,:J~
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are not competitive with the crop.
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A timel)' cultivation may aid in the contra, of cenai;; ,'\i9~~ds
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or Improve general weed contrOl '/ .... hen adequate mOlstur~
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is not received after application. Cultivation shoulc b8 sha!·
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low.
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Squadron reaches the growing pOints of sLiscept'bl~
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weeds either by direct contact In the SOl!, or by root
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uptake and rapid translocation to the growing pOints
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Therefore, adequate soil moisture IS Important fo~ 8Pt.'llUm
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Squadron activity. The amount of rainfall or Irngall:m
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required following application depends on eXlst:ng 501'
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moisture, soil texture and organic matter content
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SuffiCient water to mOisten the soil to a depth of 2 In::hes
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is normaliy adequate. If adequate mOisture is not re,::;elved
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within 7 days after treatment. then a cultivation or 003t8-
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mergence herbiCide appiicatlon may be needed to Imarove
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weed control. When adequate moisture is rec:slvecJ after
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dry conditions, Squadron wili provide residual contro~ of
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susceptible germinating weeds; a::tlvity on established
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weeds will depend on the weed species and the IDeation
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of its root system in the soil.
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DO NOT apply Squadron post emergence to soybeans as
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crop injUry may occur.
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DO NOT APPLY SQUADRON OR ITS TANK MIX
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TURES PRE-EMERGENCE IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
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DO NOT use Squadron other than In accordance With
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the instructions set forth on this label or approved supple
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mental labels.
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Crops other than soybeans, such as cotton, corn. grain
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sorghum, nce and vegetables, may be Injured by spray
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drift or other Indirect contact with Squadron.
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To aVOid Injury to sensitive crops from spray dnft, follow all
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use directions and precautions In SPRAYING INSTRUC
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TIONS section.
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4
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I:', Squadron appl.cJt,J1' "'" : :'
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,_,-::Jnsc.i ',.,'Itl'! v,a;e: bC;:l~' ll,: :
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rw J,J::b 1::;, nl:~S(-~ crops
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,\p~! . Squadron pnar te, ,~I " 1 Use RegIon 3
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de' ·-,9.j " tr" USE AREA sect c' ''',
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Tner~ sno~jld be an !nt8lVd 01 9:'
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Squadron aopl cation 8r,c~ SC','~!'-<1'
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DO NOT graze or feed treated S ),L),
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slra,-,' to ilvestock.
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USE of Squadron In a:::;:::;or:Jal~=E \" tr,
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eXDsc;ec ;:" r8SU!~ ,r: norma :::Ii:::;",'.:'
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mos: Situations: however. varro~::: en,,' r:_ C':" :
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nom:::: facLJrs make 11 Imposs:o!::: :~ .. G 'I
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assoclateo with use of thIS oroOUC: 3T::
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:j
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l]ro-
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tiona crop InJury':s always :y)ssul~; ~).~- ROTATIONAL
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CROP RESTRICTIONS S8CllOl-,
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ReOi2.ntlng: Ii replanting is nec9ssc:tr-~.
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treated With Squadron. the field r:l3', [I'~ _.
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beans. Rework the soil no deeoe' :r,:::~- :.
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DO NOT APPLY A SECOND TREATMENT OF
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SQUADRON.
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j>., Squadron SOil treatment foilowej b\ '::1 Classic" :
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,-,,~.
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:nerg9nce treatment will contro: certa r' u:-_--:,~) . -·'-LJ
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Use ~eqLle:1tla' treatments In reeom:~~,e",],"3~: :"
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Occasional I)', internode shortening of s:>'. D9~:' ': 1a)
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be observed With Squadron app;rcat 0:1: "'T'"" 'I~
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efte:::t on soybean yields.
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Naturally o:::curring biotypes* of sarli'S O' :'V; :-.: J: ,;;::;d
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on thiS label may not be etfectlveiy C::Jn~.'8 !!:.".::! l-'
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and/or other products with either thE; ALS ~:-·;':'5' .:'.118
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Inhibiting mode of action or the mitotiC In,'l::'::',: n:=: 'Ti: ,Y' of
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aetlor;, Other herbicides with the ,ALS,'Ah~\3 :?-.",::
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InhlDltlng mode of action Include the s:.J!T::Yl\' l;"-=-3:
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Accen"', Basis·, Classic·, Exceed', Permit'C Pinnacle 4 ,
|
||
etc.), the sulfonamides and the pynm:o'y be;,:::,,::::,:o: i,- .g.,
|
||
Staple 4 , etc.). Herbicides with the mitotiC rnhl:=-d'n;: r~i -,de
|
||
of action include the other dinitroanillne herbiC',Je~ ::;u~! 1 as
|
||
PROWL lID 3.3 EC, TREFLAN3, and Sonaran" i: IlJ.L; (l,IIY
|
||
occurring biotypes are present in a field VV'h'C", 2:>: r'e,': -=.,!ant
|
||
to one of the herbicides in this premix and are "-18: :: J~l-
|
||
trolled by the other mode of action herbICIde Ie' Ii" : ''''niX.
|
||
Squadron should be tank mixed or appiled seqc.J~;",; :ilIV
|
||
with an appropriate registered herbicide hav"r,~ c1 ci iit'I-Gnt
|
||
mode of action to ensure control, '
|
||
• A weed biotype is a naturally occurnng plan: '1/. til"
|
||
given species that has a slightly different. but d,Sl'''C:
|
||
genetic makeup from other plants.
|
||
See your BASF representative for additional informa
|
||
tion.
|
||
|
||
USE AREA
|
||
For use In soybeans, Squadron' herbicide ~;a'-, [1-- J;-~'n led on \ 1:'1 Uv-
|
||
states Or p.Jrt~: ::< :;L-1~::< ;--;,'I:1,1'e.:-,: ,In:,' ,I s~u:i, :=lei:)\\,
|
||
I f
|
||
Use Region 1 Inc:iudes eastern Oklahoma (east of ;-35), Ark3f1sas. the M:ssouri boothee:. Tennesse~ r\J:':'--" T:
|
||
SOuth Carolina. GSDrgla, Flonda, Alabama, MSSISS:88 V)J's:ana, ano easterr. Texas (east of 1-3: :,:,..+,. ::-: ::"::'
|
||
east of 1-37 south o~ San Antonio).
|
||
Use Region 21nciudes eastern Kansas (east of U.S 8~: the counties of C:oud. Elisworih, Harv8\', Lie,.,::
|
||
Mltcheli, McPherson, Ottawa, Republic, Saline, Sectgewlck, a:ld Sumner;, southeastern Nebraska 123S: c' c,_~ljth
|
||
of U.S. 34), M:ssouri. nilnols (south of S.R. 116 west of Peona: south of U.S. 24 east of Peona), Ind 3C,2 ='0 C I enn.
|
||
Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland. Delaware, and NeVi Jersey. Iowa In the COJ".::> ::' '/
|
||
Fremont, Montgomery, Page, Adams. Taylor, Union, Ringgold. Clarke, Decatur. Lucas, Wayne. Monr:)>::;, ;';J;:.,J',
|
||
Wapello, DaVIS, Jefferson, Van Buren, Henry, Lee. and Des MOines.
|
||
Use Region 3 Includes Nebraska (east of U,S. 81, north o' U.S. 34 and also that area east of U.S. 23:;. s:=u: '. I S
|
||
30, and west of U.S. 81), South Dakota (east of U.S. 81 i. IllinOIS (north 01 S.R. 116 west of Peona: nonn 0' C' . ~,st
|
||
of Peoria), WisconSin. Iowa (counties other than thQse ilsted In Use Region 2), and Minnesota (sout~ o' S,P
|
||
Note: See the ROTATIONAL CROP RESTRICTIONS section for recommendations applying to each Use 8egl~,~
|
||
5
|
||
|
||
;
|
||
WEED
|
||
BROADLEAF WEEDS
|
||
Alilgatorweed
|
||
Beggarweed, Flonda
|
||
Bristly Stamur
|
||
Burcucumber
|
||
I Carpetweed
|
||
Cocklebur, Common
|
||
Jimsonweed
|
||
Kochia
|
||
WEEDS CONTROLLED
|
||
The fol!owing broad leaf and grass weeds are controlled or suppressed by
|
||
recommended treatments of Squadron" herbicide:
|
||
LEVEL OF CONTROL
|
||
Control
|
||
Control'
|
||
Control
|
||
. ControF
|
||
Control
|
||
Control
|
||
Control
|
||
Control'
|
||
Lambsquarters, Common Control
|
||
Mallow, Venice Control
|
||
Mexlcanweed Suppression
|
||
Mornlngglory
|
||
Entlreleaf Control4
|
||
Ivyleaf Control
|
||
4
|
||
Palm Leaf Control
|
||
Pitted Control
|
||
Smallflower Control
|
||
Tall Contro~
|
||
Mustard Species Control
|
||
Nightshade, Eastern Black Control
|
||
Pigweed
|
||
Palmer Control
|
||
Redroot Control
|
||
Smooth Control
|
||
Spiny Control
|
||
Waterhemp, sp. ControlS
|
||
POinsettia, Wild Control
|
||
Puncturevlne Control
|
||
Purslane Control
|
||
Pusley, Flonda Control
|
||
Ragweed
|
||
Common Control
|
||
Giant Control'
|
||
Redweed Control2
|
||
Sicklepod Control'
|
||
Slda, Pnckly (Teaweed) Control
|
||
Smartweed
|
||
Ladysthumb Control
|
||
Pennsylvania Control
|
||
Spurge
|
||
Annual Control
|
||
Prostrate Control
|
||
Spotted Control
|
||
Sunfiower, Common Control
|
||
Texasweed Suppression
|
||
Velvetleaf Control'
|
||
6
|
||
|
||
~EEDS CONTROLLED (Com,,,uec
|
||
iGRASSES
|
||
i Barnyardgrass
|
||
!Corn. volu:lteel
|
||
Crabgrass
|
||
: Crowfootgrass
|
||
:Cupgrass, Wooll\
|
||
!Foxtail
|
||
Giant
|
||
Green
|
||
Robust
|
||
Yellow
|
||
Goosegrass
|
||
Jc'lns::mg~ass, seedl':l;;
|
||
:Panlcum
|
||
I Browntop
|
||
I Fal!
|
||
Texas
|
||
: Sandbur, Field
|
||
Shattercane
|
||
: Signalgrass, Broadleaf
|
||
Witchgrass
|
||
iSEDGES
|
||
INutsedge, Yellow
|
||
LEVEL OF CONTROL
|
||
,~,~,Fll~-:)
|
||
5:-:cJ:J:xess,;J:-""
|
||
-'::;~;ltrD
|
||
::::O'ltro'
|
||
·=:::mtrc
|
||
'CJ'llrol
|
||
:Co~troi
|
||
Contra:
|
||
: Control
|
||
, Control
|
||
Control
|
||
Control
|
||
=ontrol~
|
||
Control
|
||
Control
|
||
: S'Jppresslon';
|
||
A soil appl:catlon 0: Squadron~ herbicide wil! prOViDE:- SJp;JreSSlor: of Flonda beggarwee:: A ;JOSt8"18c'2S"
|
||
Classic must be appilea at 1/2 to 3/4 ounces pe~ a::re follOlJllnCl a soil applisatlon 0; Squadron I" c D.annE::-~: :C~~, j:!'"
|
||
Ie control this weec. Apply the higher rate of Classic I; weeo seedilngs are taller than 2 in:::hes ,A.;JDi'. Classic: ~
|
||
exceed the i to 2 true lea1 stage Refer to the ROTATIONAL CROP RESTRICTIONS sectIOn of tn'S 13:=:"" ::=" "5:' .... ;
|
||
planting follow crops when uSing this orogram. Squadron fol18'lied by Classic S80Ue'lt:a' prog~arT' rT~a', 8;:: ~~ .•. "
|
||
Region 1 (except Oklahoma). Virgin,s and KentuCK\
|
||
To obtain consistent control or suppression of these we8::::S ~jn,:Je- 8 Wide ra!lge of enwonme'lta conjltlC'''"- ~,'I .~,~
|
||
Use
|
||
Incorporated application IS required. See Squadron Plus Additional PROWL Ill 3.3 EC herbicide Tank Mixture Sf,~' 1Cl'
|
||
directions regarding woolly cupgrass and snattercane
|
||
._~I
|
||
It Kochla IS resistant to k..S/AHAS i'lhiDitors, then or v,/ili 'lO~ De controlled by this 0, other proaucts wrtr th~ ;',_5 ";....,;,": T _--::::-- 0:
|
||
action. A sequentla: program and/or a tank miX pa'1ne~ wlm another herbiCide mode ot action must be usej T':: conrr:- ;...,_~~ ;"~AS
|
||
resistant Kochia
|
||
An appilcallOr, of Squadron will provide suppresslQ!' 0: Hlese weeds Fo; control of these mornI'1gg!ory' soe:'so:, tr,E'- SSCJJ"''';,J,
|
||
program In FOOTNOTE 3 should be used,
|
||
If a heavy infestation of waterhemp sp, IS anticipate:::, a tan~; mix of Squadron plus additional PROWL'" 3.3 EC ,;, re::';.1 ',:-' , ,',
|
||
control. For coarse textured soils add PROWL 3.3 EC at 0.6 pints/acre to the Squadron mix, tor medlu~ tex1lHE<! ~;O:I, i:
|
||
PROWL 3.3 EC at 1.2 to 1,8 pints/acre to the Squadron miX, and for fine textured soils add PROWL 3.3 EC 3: 1.5 [Y''':'' :J re to
|
||
the Squadron miX, Refer to the PROWL 3.3 EC label for specific use rates, application methods and app1i:::atlJn t'In,';;l~' I),!s~d
|
||
on soil texture and soil organic matter content. A post emergence application at a diphenylether heroicide rna,. De neejec L
|
||
control waterhemp sp. escapes. or for season-long control, Examples of diphenylether herbicides are Blazer', Cobra', Flexstar',
|
||
and Reflex' Refer to individual product labels for specific uses and recommendations.
|
||
Some broadleaf weeds such as giant ragweed germ:natlng deep In the soil or with subsequent flushes may reaUlre a CJltl\'ilt,: n or
|
||
postemergence herbicide application for season long control
|
||
Only light to moderate Infestations of sicklepod are controlled. Later sicklepod flushes may require a Cllltivatlu-' or a
|
||
post emergence herbicide application, For heavy sicklepod Infestations, Classic may be appiled postemerge~l:::8 at ~ '';' tu .:::: ...:
|
||
ounces per acre follOWing a soil application of Squadron. App,ly the higher rate of Classic if sicklepod seeding,; are ta119' ~ ,'~Irl
|
||
2 Inches. A cultivation 14 days after Classic applicatIOn may De required to control sicklepod escapes. Refe" to tne Rotational
|
||
Crop Restrictions section of thiS label for instructions on planting follow crops when using thiS program. Squadron fo!,;',.,,;·, - \)y
|
||
Classic sequential program may be used only in Use Region 1 (except Oklahoma), Virginia and Kentucky
|
||
A preplant Incorporated application is recommended for velvetleaf control. A pre-emergence application of Squadron 'W" "1
|
||
the control and reduce competition from velvetleaf.
|
||
A soil application of Squadron will suppress only those field com hybrids which DO NOT possess tolerance· re ;':.Li' I, '
|
||
Squadron or other imidazohnone herbicides (e,g,. PURSUIT~ herbicide).
|
||
7
|
||
|
||
DIRECTIONS FOR CONVENTIONAL,
|
||
MINIMUM, AND NO-TILL APPLICATIONS
|
||
APPLICATION RATE
|
||
Appl\ Squadron~-' herbicide at a mte 01 3.0 pir"rt~ oe- a::re
|
||
either preplan: Incorporated or pre~emergence Ilr~c:~lO n;;
|
||
minimum and no-tli! systems), At thiS broad cas': rate, O:1~
|
||
gal!on of Squadron wril treat 2.67 acres of soybeans
|
||
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
|
||
Squadron may be applied In conventlonai, nlInnlU~, 0,
|
||
no-till as a preplant Incorporated or pre~8mergencf:: app:,
|
||
cation up to 45 days (30 days In Use Region 1', befo!"e
|
||
p:antlng. Pre-emergence applications may also bs ap;JI e::::
|
||
dUring or after planting but before the crop emerges. DO
|
||
NOT anply post emergence (or at cracking) to soybeans
|
||
When weeds are present at time of application, see
|
||
Instructions for the addition of suriactant and' fenl:lzer
|
||
unde; section on Herbicide Combinations for
|
||
Burndown in Conservation Tillage Systems.
|
||
Adequate mOisture is required for activation of Squadron.
|
||
PRE PLANT INCORPORATED APPLICATIONS
|
||
Apply Squadron before planting and Incorporate unifQrml~·
|
||
into the top 1 to 2 Inches of soil.
|
||
Squadron may be applied immediately before planting or
|
||
up to 30 days prior to piantrng in Use Region 1. Fo~ Use
|
||
Region 2 and Use Region 3. Squadron may be app ied
|
||
up to 45 days pri:Jr to planting. Incorporate within i days
|
||
after application.
|
||
If soybeans are planted on beds. apply and Incorporate
|
||
after bed formation, uSing PTO-drrven equipment or ro!I'ng
|
||
cultivator.
|
||
PRE-EMERGENCE APPLICATIONS (including no-till)
|
||
Apply Squadron up to 45 days (30 days In USE REGION
|
||
1) before, dUring or after planting but before the crop
|
||
emerges. As with other herbiCides applied pre-emergence,
|
||
rainfall or irrigation is necessary to activate Squadron In
|
||
the soil. If sufficient rainfall or irrigation to activate
|
||
Squadron IS not received within 7 days after appilcation. a
|
||
thorough shallow tillage, cultivation, or postemergence
|
||
herbicide treatment (as approprrate to the tillage system)
|
||
may be reqUired for control of emerged weeds.
|
||
Squadron is effective in controlling weeds in conservation
|
||
tillage production systems. For enhanced burndown of
|
||
existing vegetation in no-till or reduced tillage systems.
|
||
Squadron may be applied prior to, In tank mix with, or (0,
|
||
lowing the use of either 2,4~D, Touchdown7, RoundupS
|
||
Ultra, 2,4~DB, or Gramoxone 7 Max. Refer to the respec
|
||
tive product labels for rates, methods of application, prop
|
||
er timing, weeds controlled, restrictions. and precautions.
|
||
Plant soybeans at least one inch deep and adjust planters
|
||
to ensure adequate seed coverage.
|
||
8
|
||
SURFACE APPLICATIONS MADE AFTER PLArHING
|
||
Squadron ma\ be Sl.l:1a:::- J~";:'" ~.,
|
||
~·orih and Soutll o~ Hlglw.'J.\ I .. S:l .. ,
|
||
Squadron may be suria:::· 8p:)I··~': ~,. <)\-
|
||
bean planting (before cro~: e'11::.;r~h'n:: :.-3\
|
||
i-88. ane Nonrl of Hlghv,a,,· I-S·:.· I! n·,:- r,~, l-?S
|
||
0' Berr!en. Cas:.;, St. JOS9p~·:. Rra~r~ i-~ LI . '.;c.
|
||
Monroe, Var; Buren. Kalar:i:C:20·J. '~~.:r~iJ,' ,I"
|
||
Washtenaw. and Wayne 8N:"Y DO NOT ,,:. Squadron
|
||
pre-emergence In South D3K:::a
|
||
HERBICIDE COMBINATIONS
|
||
In addlt;o~, to ~hoss broad,,:;c: n~~:~k 1:-::. 12"'-
|
||
tloned elsewhere In thiS :abe .. Squadron .',; i'lay
|
||
be followed by one or m:xs of ths 1:; ,:,.:. ' . t
|
||
Basagran 1 , Blazer. Cobra. Flexstar Storm· Reflex. or
|
||
Roundup Ultra. DO NOT 3pO) Roundup Ultra .'
|
||
glyphosate-contalnlng produ::::ts 0:St::::1 :(;';}~" I, . , ','-
|
||
beans that are not glyphosat::'-t~ss.c:',;-,·. ;:. - , ,
|
||
treatments with Squadron an::; o:ne ;,,:.~; ; ., 'ien:
|
||
time period should occur· bel\,vee:~ :re21rF a~1
|
||
appropriate assessment or \vee::J :::J:~:r:, _J..
|
||
Heavy infestations of some broadeaf vie-::-T :3Li~~' :l~ ~om
|
||
mon ragweed and giant ragweeo. wr.:;:::-, ).: :~-, ·'.,;1; 'J-.:~ep
|
||
In the soil and may emerge at v2I;:J~lS ; ',-·s :;~j"." 1"::-.
|
||
growing season, may require a cu'tl-,,!at,o'- :. Ii· '~;,·I·' --:a
|
||
t,on o~ a. postemergence herbJc,df:. S.J2'· ::~.
|
||
diphenYlsther (e.g., Cobral. tor seas~y· ,:-:· ... 1:: 'Yr
|
||
Squadron may be followed by ~18rb:::::,Js::· r:~;l.:O"~·I,,:: TJr
|
||
postemergence grass comroi In s:::;..ybea'ls
|
||
Squadron must be used only In acc:::;..rj3r:::::c" :ilti~ :::,:.
|
||
directions on this label. Alwa)ls fOliOV', tie r:~Jr·E· rpc;lr" ,:1 ve
|
||
label limitations and precautions when USI!l;J tailr III \8S.
|
||
Soil Texture
|
||
The application rate of some herolCIdes \\'r :~I' rl~~:. l-'~",
|
||
tank mixed with Squadron wi!: vary Vvlt;; s.)· texL'r!:.
|
||
Combination rate tables In thiS labe· rSie, to :11r8:.'· ~;~. tex
|
||
ture groups: COARSE, MEDIUM, and FINE -:-hi" Ie.:: :,Ing
|
||
table lists soil textures included in each of :rl8se U:'0'}
|
||
groups:
|
||
I !-_c_O_A_R_s_E_+-__ M_E_D_'_u_M __ lr-___ F~NE!
|
||
!sands sandy clay loams* ISiity c.ay !O'l~i:'~
|
||
I loamy sands sandy clays ! Silty clays I
|
||
I! ~andY loams loams i clay I:JQms _.j
|
||
I~-
|
||
silt loams I clays---!
|
||
,=---, __ --LSccilt--,-Sc;-;-c--:c:-:c:-::c=:cc-_L__ _ .---j
|
||
! 'Sometlmes conSidered transitional SOils ------.J
|
||
|
||
Squadron" herbicide Plus Additional
|
||
PROWL 3.3 EC herbicide Tank Mixture
|
||
PROWL 3.3 EC can be tank mixed with Squadron and
|
||
applied preplan! Incorporated or pre-emergence if heavy
|
||
or difficult to control infestations are anticipated from
|
||
broadleaf and grass weeds listed In this leaflet. Squadron
|
||
plus PROWL 3.3 EC must be applied preplant Incorporat
|
||
ed if shattercane or woolly cupgrass infestations are antici
|
||
pated. Refer to the PROWL 3.3 EC label "Soybean
|
||
Special Weeds!! section for specific use rates, application
|
||
methods and application timings based on soil texture and
|
||
soil organic matter content.
|
||
Apply this tank mlxtU'e preplant Incorporated north of
|
||
Interstate 80.
|
||
Observe all precautions and limitations on the PROWL 3.3
|
||
EC label.
|
||
NOTE: PROWL 3.3 EC rates are based on 3.3 pounds of
|
||
active Ingredient per gallon.
|
||
Squadron Plus Command' 4EC Tank Mixture
|
||
Observe al! precautlonar)/ statements in the Command
|
||
4EC label before using. Squadron plus Command 4EC
|
||
preplant incorporated tank mixture may be used when
|
||
heavy Infestations of velvetleaf are anticIPated. Unifonmly
|
||
apply the tank mixture with properly calibrated ground
|
||
equIPment In 10 to 40 gallons of water or 20 or more gal
|
||
lons of liquid fertilizer per acre. Use sprayers equipped
|
||
with nozzles that provide aCCurate and unifonm application.
|
||
NOTE: The use of an agnculturally approved drift
|
||
reducing agent is required at spray volumes
|
||
of 10 to 15 gallons per acre.
|
||
Apply 3 pints per acre of Squadron plus 0.25 to 0.5 pint
|
||
(4 to 8 oz) per acre of Command 4EC to the soil surface
|
||
and unifonmly incorporate. Refer to the Command 4EC
|
||
label for Incorporation requirements. DO NOT apply aerial
|
||
ly or through Irrigation systems. DO NOT apply this tank
|
||
mixture to overly moist or wet soils.
|
||
When applied as directed. tank mixtures of Squadron
|
||
plus Command 4EC control heavy Infestations of vel
|
||
vetleaf as well as the weeds listed in the WEEDS CON
|
||
TROLLED section of this label.
|
||
Use the high rate of Command 4EC when severe infesta
|
||
tions of velvetleaf are anticipated.
|
||
Follow all rotational crop restrictions on the Squadron and
|
||
Command 4EC labels. Always follow the most restrictive
|
||
label.
|
||
In the event of a crop loss due to weather conditions, soy
|
||
beans can be replanted. DO NOT work the soil deeper
|
||
than 2 inches.
|
||
SPECIAL PRECAUTION
|
||
Command 4EC is a volatile compound. Off-site move
|
||
ment of spray drift or vapors of Command 4EC can
|
||
cause foliar whitening or yellowing of some plants. Prior to
|
||
9
|
||
using Command 4EC, read anD Sln:!ly follow al: precau
|
||
tions and application instructions on tne Command 4EC
|
||
label.
|
||
Squadron Plus Metribuzin Tank Mixtures
|
||
Before using, observe ali precautionary statements in the
|
||
Squadron. and Sencor' leaflet labeis. Squadron may be
|
||
applied in tank mix combination with Sencor either pre
|
||
plant incorporated or pre-emergence, or Squadron may
|
||
be applied preplant Incorporated foliowed by a pre-emer
|
||
gence application of Sencor, For pre-emergence applica
|
||
tions, apply dunng or immediately after planting. These
|
||
treatments will control Flonda beggarweed. hemp sesba
|
||
nia, hophornbeam copperleaf, and sicklepod in addition to
|
||
the weeds controlled by a sOil application of Squadron
|
||
alone.
|
||
Apply Sencor at the broadcast rate per acre specified in
|
||
the table below, in tank mix combination with 3 pints per
|
||
acre of Squadron.
|
||
Sencor* Rate Sencor* Rate
|
||
4L 75% OF
|
||
Coarse Soils 1/2 pint 1/31b
|
||
Medium Soils 1/2 pint 1/31b
|
||
Fine Soils 2/3 pint 1/21b
|
||
*00 NOT use Sencor on coarse soils of less than 2% organiC
|
||
matter. Use 1/2 Ib, or 2/3 pint of Sencor on medium soils of
|
||
greater than 4% organic matter.
|
||
HERBICIDE COMBINATIONS FOR BURNDOWN
|
||
IN CONSERVATION TILLAGE SYSTEMS
|
||
For burndown applications in consenJation tillage systems:
|
||
add an adjuvant or a surfactant to the spray mixture,
|
||
AND
|
||
a nitrogen-based fertilizer at 1-2 qtiaere, or ammonium
|
||
sulfate (spray grade) at 2.5 Ibslacre
|
||
ensure thorough coverage using a minimum of 10
|
||
gallons of water per acre, with a higher gallonage for
|
||
fields with dense vegetation or heavy crop residues
|
||
use appropriate nozzles to ensure thorough coverage
|
||
use ground equipment only.
|
||
Adjuvant or Surfactant:
|
||
Use either a methylated seed oil concentrate (e.g .. SUN
|
||
IT II') or a crop oil concentrate at 1 % vlv (1 gallon per 100
|
||
gallons of spray mixture). or a nonlonlC surfactant (contain
|
||
ing at least 80% active ingredient) at 0.25% vlv (1 quart In
|
||
100 gallons of spray mixture).
|
||
|
||
Tank Mixtures with 2,4-D
|
||
2,4-0 mal be usee with SquadronOll) herbicide :-1:.:"1
|
||
comOlnallon With olner Squadron tank mlxe:; one' [,
|
||
oiantlng toY control of some annual broadleaf v·,sed:: Js:-'
|
||
the fo:low 11;] rates 0: 2,4-0 in tank mixtures Vi til
|
||
Squadron
|
||
2,4-D Rate (Ib ail A) Formulation
|
||
Ester 0.5
|
||
Amine 0.5
|
||
Ester or Amine 1.0
|
||
Minimum
|
||
Before Pia
|
||
-
|
||
Days
|
||
nting
|
||
--
|
||
15
|
||
30
|
||
--~~~-----
|
||
Reter L 2,4-0 labe tor weeds controlled
|
||
Ooserve a!- cautions and limitations on the 2,4·0 laDe:
|
||
Tank Mixtures with 2,4-DB
|
||
2,4-08 may be used with Squadron alone or In combna
|
||
tlon Wit1 Dthe~ Squadron tank mixes for cantro, of some
|
||
annua: oroadieaf weeds. Refer to the 2,4-08 labe: for spe
|
||
cific use recommendations, rates and weeds contra'ied
|
||
Observe all cautions and iimitations on the 2,4-08 iao8~.
|
||
Tank Mixtures with Touchdown,
|
||
or Roundup Ultra
|
||
When applied early preplant or pre-emergence,
|
||
Touchdown Or Roundup Ultra, may be mxed With
|
||
Squadron for control of weeds common to no-tili prod:Jc
|
||
tion. Always include an adjuvant or suriactan:, and a nitro
|
||
gen-based fertilizer or ammonium sulfate (spray grads) In
|
||
the spray solution. Touchdown or Roundup Ultra V\.'i:: aid
|
||
in the burndown of eXisting weeds, while Squadron con
|
||
tro:s non-emerged weeds and some emerged weeds.
|
||
The rate of Touchdown, or Roundup Ultra. for tank
|
||
mixes with Squadron is the same as the rate of these
|
||
products when used alone.
|
||
Observe all precautions and limitations on the
|
||
Touchdown or Roundup Ultra product labels.
|
||
Tank Mixtures with Gramoxone Max
|
||
Gramoxone Max, at 1.5 to 2.5 pints per acre, may be
|
||
used witn Squadron alone or in combination with other
|
||
tank mixes for the control of certain emerged grasses and
|
||
broadleaf weeds. Use the 2.5 pint rate If weeds are 4 to 6
|
||
Inches tall. Weeds over 6 Inches may not be controlled
|
||
With thiS treatment. Apply up to 14 days before, dUring or
|
||
Immed.ately atter planting.
|
||
When Gramoxone Max is included in a tank mixture, add
|
||
a nonlonic spreader suriactant at a rate of 8 fl OZ per 100
|
||
gallons of spray mixture as the last Ingredient n the tank.
|
||
Gramoxone Max will control most annual emerged
|
||
weeds and suppress many emerged perennials. Refer to
|
||
the Gramoxone Max label for specific use recommenda
|
||
tions and weeds controlled.
|
||
10
|
||
Gramoxolle
|
||
SQUADRON FOLLOWED BY ROUNDUP ULTRA
|
||
(GLYPHOSATE-RESISTANT SOYBEANS ONL Yi
|
||
Squadron may be applleci ean·, ~1r'2~; or
|
||
P::Y8.t8d, or ore-fJmergenc8 [C Roundup Ready~
|
||
b8ans lor eany season weed C::)'ltr~·', :~.. '1 .
|
||
=w, broadesf weeds and grass wee]:
|
||
;8te;, Roundup Ultra or other gi'J'l)hJsc];'· . i·
|
||
uets maj' be applied postemergencE t~'·' .: .... , . ·:)r
|
||
sequential treatments, a sufficient I.nl"" ,.".,
|
||
eiapse between treatments to al:O\'," d·· .·l~':·:
|
||
assessment of weec contra need~i
|
||
Refe~ to the Roundup Ultra Of" :lIne· ::.1" .:.1 r I·
|
||
Ing product labelS for spa::::iflc use re:::J'lI'"~I·' 1::_·1; ',I:
|
||
rates, and weeds controil'3d
|
||
Observe all precautions anu limItation:: :1 .. , to·, Roundup
|
||
Ultra or other g!yphosate-cCJnta:nlng pr" :,j:' -!:." ..
|
||
Note: DO NOT apply Roundup Ultra ". ···,e·
|
||
glyphosate-contalnlng products p:)StE:~; ' .. ];::r··: •.. t, I ~ ",r .
|
||
glyphosate-resistant soybeans.
|
||
MIXING INSTRUCTIONS
|
||
Shake Well Before Using
|
||
i. Fil: the spray tank one-fourth to one<',::n 111 v, .:' ~~ ·:;In
|
||
water or liquid tertil:zer. Pnor te rnlx;r~: Squadron =:'
|
||
Squadron tank mixtures In liqUid fe;(, .:C· 'sj·~,
|
||
appropriate label sections for eaer tank nlll ::<i'-:'lfJ'
|
||
regarding instructions for use I~ I::J'J!:--: +;:01 .::,.
|
||
2. Squadron A!one:
|
||
When uSing Squadron alone, aac Squadron t ' tl-'-?
|
||
partially-filled tank while 8;)ltatln;; an] t;e~' f.:: n·,t
|
||
remainder of the tank witr. water or ;,aul:=' Tert.,:..::e-
|
||
3. Squadron Tank Mixtures:
|
||
Add the tank mixture ingredients. I: usee. Ir-~ tne ~)I ~]?'
|
||
listed below:
|
||
(a) Sen cor
|
||
(b) Command 4EC
|
||
(c) Squadron
|
||
(d) PROWL 3.3 EC
|
||
(e) 2,4-D, Touchdown, Roundup Ultra. 2,4-D8
|
||
Gramoxone Max
|
||
(fj If used, add surfactant as the last Ingredient II, tl,,:
|
||
tank.
|
||
4. MAINTAIN CONTINUOUS AGITATION WHILE
|
||
ADDING HERBICIDES AND UNTIL SPRAYING IS
|
||
COMPLETED. If the spray mixture IS allowed tel cc:t'c
|
||
for any period of time, thorough agitation IS ess8rll,:, to
|
||
resuspend the mixture before spraying is resurl',';C~.
|
||
SPRAYING INSTRUCTIONS
|
||
NOTE: DO NOT make applications when soral <In.
|
||
carried by wind to sensitive crops. Sensitive cr:J::'):.,'.
|
||
Include leafy vegetables, sugarbeets, and cottOIl
|
||
|
||
Avoid overlaps when spraying.
|
||
GROUND APPLICATIONS:
|
||
Uniformly apply with properly calibrated grouno e::.:LJ:pm~~Y
|
||
In 10 to 40 gallons of water, or 20 or more galion~: of IlqJO
|
||
fertilizer per acre. Use higher gallonage for f,eids I,,,,t",
|
||
dense vegetation or heavy crop residues. A spra\' nreSSJre
|
||
of 20 to 40 PSI IS recommended.
|
||
DO NOT apply with ground equipment when WI~I:j velo:::I:\
|
||
is greater than 1 (I mph.
|
||
AERIAL APPLICATIONS:
|
||
Uniformly apply with properly calibrated aena! eClUlPment in
|
||
Nozzle Orientation - 0:-'C~1tlr1:'
|
||
soray is res'3sed paraile·' te :11' ,-j' :r·
|
||
laiger- drop,ets t:i3n othe! G~ .c;'Y."'l:
|
||
rec:omme'ldecJ practice. S'g~liL~;'" '1,
|
||
hor,zonta IvV" reduce dr.:J;J,c: ; I:; :
|
||
potentia:,
|
||
Nozzle Type - Use a no;:zie :., ;;:- t1::: "
|
||
the IntEmdes appl:catlon. \!\i:tn r'-I:S: ~L'::~"·
|
||
narrower' spray angles produ:f .:"!~ ;l'::;'
|
||
C:Jnslde:-us ng imv-drif~ nCZZ!9:' ~~~'" ,-,
|
||
onented strLllght back produ::;t: t~E ::::r ;1~"~'
|
||
the lowest drift.
|
||
. 'I
|
||
5 or more galions of water per acre. BOOM LENGTH
|
||
Avoiding spray drift at the application site IS the respons;
|
||
billty 01 the appll~ator. The interaction of many eou;P~lellt
|
||
and weather-related factors determine the potentia' fo~
|
||
spray drift. The applicator and the grower are respJr.s:01e
|
||
for considering all these factors when making deciSions.
|
||
The following drift management requirements mus: 08 io:
|
||
iowed to avoid off-target drift movement from aena: appli
|
||
cations to agricultura~ field crops,
|
||
1. The distance 01 the outermost nozzles on the boorT'
|
||
must not exceed 3;4 the length of the wingspan or
|
||
rotor.
|
||
2. Nozzles must always point backward paralle: ~\'itn the
|
||
air stream and never be pOinted downwards more
|
||
than 45 degrees.
|
||
Where states have more stringent regulations, the)' shou!d
|
||
be observed.
|
||
The applicator should be familiar with and take Into
|
||
account the Information covered in the Aerial Drift
|
||
Reduction AdVISOry Information presented below.
|
||
INFORMATION ON DROPLET SIZE:
|
||
The most effective way to reduce drift potential is tJ apply
|
||
large droplets. The best drift management strategy IS to
|
||
apply the largest droplets that provide sufficient coverage
|
||
and control. Applying larger droplets reduces drift poten~
|
||
tial, but will not prevent drift if applications are made
|
||
improperly, or under unfavorable environmental conditions
|
||
(see WIND, TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY, and
|
||
TEMPERATURE INVERSIONS).
|
||
CONTROLLING DROPLET SIZE
|
||
Volume ~ Use high flow rate nozzles to apply the
|
||
highest practical spray volume. Nozzles with higher
|
||
rated flows produce larger droplets.
|
||
Pressure - Do not exceed the nozzle manufacturer's
|
||
recommended pressures. For many nozzle types, lower
|
||
pressure produces larger droplets. When higher flow
|
||
rates are needed, use higher flow rate nozzles instead
|
||
01 increasing pressure.
|
||
Number of Nozzles - Use the minimum number of
|
||
nozzles that provide uniform coverage.
|
||
11
|
||
For some USB, patterns, reducin;J t, .. , ...
|
||
to less than:;'~ of the wingspan or r:Jt~)1 '2~'I;n' "1 I
|
||
reduce drift Without r~duclng swat~: ·':.'Ijt.
|
||
APPLICATION HEIGHT
|
||
Applications should not he made a: '::: ne,';li'.' ;.ii'
|
||
10 feet above tne top of the large::;', [,I:)~ltc, ~j'l :.,
|
||
height is required 10r aircraft saie:j'. i\1ak'··'~: '1'"
|
||
the lowest height that IS Safe redu::e::.: ex;;.:"
|
||
to evaporatioil and wind.
|
||
SWATH ADJUSTMENT
|
||
''',:In
|
||
ller
|
||
at
|
||
'; lets
|
||
When applications are made wltr, 2 :::;']S5''/\' n-: ., I' .'.".lth
|
||
will be displaced downwind. Thereiore, 0:1 tn: ~n J'n
|
||
downwind edges of the field, the app:~=al'T r: :::'::'::_'Em
|
||
sate for this dsolacement by ad,justln;; t,:~ l .. Jt'- .:- .. ,:w
|
||
craft upwind. Sv.,ath adjustment d,stanc'C:' S:'I.JJ ~j ': _,89
|
||
with increasing drift potential (higher \v.'n::'; S:TU :2!
|
||
droplets, etc.).
|
||
WIND
|
||
Drift potential IS lowest between w:nc speeo:: - -1:'
|
||
mph. Howeve~, many factors, including d~c;_-:-:-.:-· r ,~j
|
||
equipment type, determine drift potentia: a: an\' 9,\,'0:,
|
||
speed. Application should be avoided bel:Jw ::.' nlr=:': d'J(O to
|
||
variable wind direction and high Inver-Slon p:Jter~'~la
|
||
NOTE: Local terrain can Influence wind patterns. t:',rer"
|
||
applicator should be familiar with iocal wind piJt1ew,:o ~nj
|
||
how they affect spray drift.
|
||
TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY
|
||
When making applications in low relative hum j'ti, se: JD
|
||
eqUipment to produce larger droplets to compensatt: lJr
|
||
evaporation, Droplet evaporation is most severe wnen
|
||
conditions are both hot and dry.
|
||
TEMPERATURE INVERSIONS
|
||
Applications should not occur during a temperatLr~' 'ilver
|
||
sion because drift potential is high. Temperature In-/er-;i'~:ns
|
||
restrict vertical air mixing, which causes smali suspc""'i:L;d
|
||
droplets to remain in a concentrated cloud. TtllS C:'JU -: :::an
|
||
move in unpredictable directions due to the light \''::II'i::j:~,IO
|
||
winds common during inversions. Temperature !nv-?~'c '"18
|
||
are characterized by increasing temperatures W:Hl altitude
|
||
and are common on nights with limited cloud cover
|
||
and light to no wind. They begin to form as the sun
|
||
sets and often continue into the morning. Their pres
|
||
ence can be indicated by ground fog; however, jf fog
|
||
|
||
is not present, inversions can also be identified by
|
||
the movement of smoke from a ground source or an
|
||
aircraft smoke generator. Smoke that layers and
|
||
moves laterally in a concentrated cloud (under iow
|
||
wind conditions) Indicates an InverSion, while smoke that
|
||
moves upward and rapidly dissipates indicates good verti
|
||
cal air mixing.
|
||
SENSITIVE AREAS
|
||
The pesticide shoJld only be applied when the potential
|
||
for drift to adjacent sensitive areas (e.g. residential areas,
|
||
bodies of water. known habitat for threatened or endan
|
||
gered species. or non-target crops) is minimal (e.g. when
|
||
wind is blOWing away trom the sensitive areas).
|
||
Applicator IS responsib,e for any loss or damage which
|
||
results from spraying PURSUIT PLUS EC in a manner
|
||
other than recommended In thiS label. In addition, applica
|
||
tor must follow a!' applicable state and local regulations
|
||
and ordinances In regard to spraying.
|
||
APPLICATIONS WITH FERTILIZERS
|
||
APPLICATIONS WITH LIQUID FERTILIZERS
|
||
Squadron" herbicide can be applied with liquid fertilizers,
|
||
alone or in combination with PROWL 3.3 EC or
|
||
Command 4EC. Follow all Squadron label recommenda
|
||
tions regarding Incorporation, timing of application, special
|
||
instructions and precautions. For other Squadron tank
|
||
mix partners. refer to the individual product labels for spe
|
||
cific recommendations for using these products with liquid
|
||
fertilizers. Apply treatments In 20 or more gallons of liquid
|
||
fertilizer per acre with ground equipment. Maintain continu
|
||
ous agitation In the spray tank to prevent separation. To
|
||
prevent clogging. use only flood nozzles with no nozzle
|
||
screens.
|
||
All individual state regulations relating to fluid fertilizer mix
|
||
ing, registration. labeling and application are the responsi
|
||
bility of the individual and/or company selling the
|
||
Squadron/liquid fertilIZer mixture.
|
||
LIQUID FERTILIZER
|
||
COMPATIBILITY DETERMINATIONS
|
||
If a liqUid fertilizer and herbicide(s) mixture separates in the
|
||
spray tank, clogged equipment and uneven application
|
||
can result, which can cause poor weed control and crop
|
||
injUry. Always predetemnine the compatibility of Squadron
|
||
alone or with PROWL 3.3 EC or Command 4EC in the
|
||
specific liquid fertilizer to be used according to the follow
|
||
ing directions:
|
||
1 . Add 1 pint of fertilizer to each of 2 one-quart jars.
|
||
2. Add 1/2 teaspoon of adjuvant to one jar.
|
||
3. (a) When uSing Squadron alone, add to each jar the
|
||
correct amount of Squadron as specified in the table
|
||
below,
|
||
(b) When uSing Squadron plus PROWL 3.3 EC or
|
||
Command 4EC, (lrst add the specified quantity of
|
||
Squadron, then add the correct amount of PROWL
|
||
3.3 EC or Command 4EC.
|
||
12
|
||
4. Close both Jars and shake thoroughly for 10 seconds.
|
||
Let them stand tor 30 minutes and then observe the
|
||
results. Look for signs of separation. an oily layer or
|
||
globules, sludge, flakes or other preclp:!ates.
|
||
5. Detemnlne compatibility:
|
||
(a) If the mixture without adjuvant does not separate,
|
||
use this mixture in your spray tank.
|
||
(b) If the mixture with adjuvant does not separate, but
|
||
the one without adjuvant separates, use the adjuvant
|
||
mixture in your spray tank. Add the adjuvant to the
|
||
liquid fertilIZer as directed on the manufacturer's label.
|
||
(c) If either mixture separates, but mixes readily with
|
||
shaking:the mixture can be used provlolng good
|
||
agitation is maintained in the spray' tank.
|
||
(d) If separation of the mixture occurs, and agitation
|
||
and/or adjuvant does not correct the problem,
|
||
DO NOT use the herbicide(s) in that specific liquid
|
||
fertilizer.
|
||
Teaspoons of Specified Herbicide to be Added to 1
|
||
Pint of Liquid Fertilizer Solution
|
||
Gallons of Liquid PROWL SQUADRON I Command
|
||
Fertilizer to be 3.3 EC 4EC
|
||
Applied per Acre I
|
||
20 1 2
|
||
I
|
||
1/3
|
||
30 2/3 1 1/2 1/4
|
||
40 1/2 1 1/6
|
||
APPLICATIONS WITH DRY BULK FERTILIZERS
|
||
Squadron may be impregnated on dry bulk fertilizers.
|
||
When applied as directed, Squadron/dry bulk fertilizer
|
||
mixtures provide weed control equal to that proVided by
|
||
the same rates of Squadron applied in water or liquid fer
|
||
tilizer,
|
||
Apply Squadron/dry bulk fertilizer mixtures only With
|
||
ground equipment
|
||
All individual state regulations relating to dry bulk fertilIZer
|
||
blending, registration, labeling, and application are the
|
||
responsibility of the individual and/or company selling the
|
||
Squadron/dry bulk fertilizer mixture.
|
||
A minimum of 200 pounds and a maximum of 450 pounds
|
||
of dry bulk fertilizer impregnated with the recommended
|
||
amount of Squadron must be applied per acre.
|
||
DO NOT impregnate Squadron onto coated ammonium
|
||
nitrate or limestone because these materials will not
|
||
absorb the herbicide. Dry fertilizer blends containing mix
|
||
tures of ammonium nitrate or limestone may be impregnat
|
||
ed with Squadron. A minimum of 200 pounds of impreg
|
||
nated dry bulk fertilizer, excluding the weight of ammonium
|
||
nitrate or limestone, must be applied per acre.
|
||
Apply Squadron at the rate of 3 pints per acre. Use the
|
||
|
||
following table to determine the amount of Squadron~
|
||
herbicide to be Impregnated on a ton of dn' [}oJ I, ;.)~-!: ,:::tl:
|
||
b3sed on the rate oj fertilizer which will be ap~)I:C':; [':"
|
||
acre.
|
||
RATE CHART FOR IMPREGNATION OF DRY
|
||
BULK FERTILIZER WITH SQUADRON
|
||
(Pints of Squadron per Ton of Fertilizer)
|
||
Squadron Rate Fertilizer Rate I Pints Per Ton
|
||
Per Acre Ibs/acre I .. _----,
|
||
3 PI.'lts 200 3:
|
||
250 0' ,-
|
||
300 20
|
||
350 1 ~
|
||
400 15
|
||
450 13 1.'3
|
||
For those rates not listed In thiS table. calculate the p;nts
|
||
of Squadron to be Impregnated on a ton of cin b~llk fe;1i:·
|
||
izer uSing the foLlowing formula:
|
||
2000
|
||
Pounds of
|
||
dry fertilizer
|
||
per acre
|
||
3 pints of
|
||
x Squadron per acre
|
||
(recommended rate)
|
||
Pints of
|
||
Squadron per
|
||
tOri of fertilizer
|
||
To Impregnate Squadron on bulk iertilizer, use a c:ased
|
||
rotary*drum mixer or other commonly used dry bUif-: fertiliZ
|
||
er blender equipped with suitable spray equ:pmen:. Speay
|
||
nozzles must be placed to provide uniform coverage of
|
||
Squadron onto the fertiiizer during miXing.
|
||
If PROWL 3.3 EC IS to be combined with the Squadron
|
||
prior to impregnation, premix the PROWL 3.3 EC With an
|
||
equal volume of water before adding it to the Squadron.
|
||
DO NOT mix undiluted PROWL 3.3 EC with Squadron.
|
||
Apply the Squadron/dry bulk fertilizer mixture With an
|
||
accurately calibrated dry fertilizer spreader. The
|
||
Squadron/dry bulk fertilizer mixture must be spread
|
||
uniformly on the soil surface. Uneven spreading can cause
|
||
poor weed control and crop injury.
|
||
13
|
||
|
||
ROTATIONAL CROP RESTRICTIONS
|
||
The fO!lowlng rotational crops may be plantec1 aft8! 3f.-i[l!\'lng Squadron(O; herbicide In SOVb08'lS
|
||
CROP USE REGION 2 USE REGION 3 USE REGION 1 (except Michigan') ___________ L ________ __
|
||
i No restnctlons ~ Soybeans No restrictions
|
||
I Wheat .4 months 4 montns
|
||
I Sorlng fOllowing SPring following
|
||
[Rice
|
||
! Squadron application Squadron apDltcaMn
|
||
--"----------_.-.----'--
|
||
i Barley 11 months
|
||
I
|
||
I Field Corn (CLEARFIELO* corn seed hybrlOs) 9.5 montns
|
||
~~----~~~~--~--------~-
|
||
: Field Corn {nor: CLEARFIELO" corn seed hybrids" 9.5 months:'
|
||
11 months L ____ . t ~
|
||
"
|
||
9.5 montns "1"
|
||
9.5 months' is 'l:-
|
||
'1 montns
|
||
.-.~"
|
||
----,
|
||
i·
|
||
i Edible Beans i 1 months
|
||
I Grain Sorghum 11 months
|
||
"
|
||
months 1tn" ,
|
||
-------,
|
||
11 months <i:: ~1::_)",W,' : Oats 11 months
|
||
---t----,--
|
||
I Peanuts 11 months 11 months
|
||
!TObacco< 9.5 months 9.5 month-s--------0~----;TA't' I
|
||
I . ------ ---~
|
||
",j" ISugar Beets & Red Table Beets 40 months 40 months
|
||
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whiCh are adapted to your area.
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I
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, ToaaceD may be planted 9.5 months following an appl1catloil 0' Squadron at 3 pints pe, acre and no more Iha.'! a tolai 01 C 125 00;- ,!: C'
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Imazaquln applied per acre
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For USE REGION 1 as defined by tne USE AREA se::\IO'1 of tnlS labei f,e!d corn may be planted In the spTlng Of the yew f:::! 0\\"~'_: Squadron
|
||
application unless extreme drought conditions deve1oc, (,ess tha" 15 Inches 0: rainfall or Irngatlon IS received WI\nlh 6 mOiltno. iCl' 0'.',", -: tn;; ,j,:!8 of
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apolicatlon)
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Growers In the Michigan counties of Bernero, Cass, Sl Josepr-: Braner" H,llsdaJe, Lenawee. Monroe. Van Buren. Kalarr.azoc, Ca nC!~' ,';L ;:;D~,
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Washtenaw. and Wayne may use the rotationa: crop rest"lctlorlS io- Use Region 2.
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||
Growers In other MiChigan counlles may NOT plant oats 0' barley II": tne fa!1 or spring of the year follOWing a Squadron appi,ca:k'!, I' he,
|
||
geography. only field corn hybrids (CLEARFIELD- cor'l: W'1'Cii Dossess tolerance or resistance to Squadron and otne- 1'T;,dazOI "1:- 't- ',,o"t' '(les
|
||
may be planted the spring of the year follOWing an apol:catlon c/ Squadron
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||
For USE REGION 2 (except Michigan') as defined In !:Ie USE AREA section of thiS label, field corn may be p:anted as a rotat ~Y,Ci ~-,); :'-1"
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||
spnng of the year following Squadron application unless eX1reme drought conditIOns develop (less than 15 inches at ral:1lall or Irnga'I(::' I:,
|
||
received from two weeks pnor to the date 0: Squadron application tnrough November 15 of the same year)
|
||
If the minimum ra:nfall reqUirement IS not me,. onl,/ field co'n hvbnds (CLEARFIELD" corn) which possess tolerance or 'eslstwlCP t Squadron
|
||
and other Imldazol,none herolcldes may De planted the sp'lng 0' Ine year following a Squadron applicatIOn
|
||
In Nebraska, east 0: U.S 283. south of U,S, 30. and west of U,S, 81. wheat may be planted 4 months after a Squadron aDp Icat 0', I I thl:
|
||
geography, only field corn hybrids (CLEARFIELD* corn) which possess tolerance or resistance to Squadron and other Imlda2ol,n:)np :),HD,,::;:jes
|
||
may be planted the spring 01 the year follOWing an application of Squadron.
|
||
For USE REGION 3 as defined in the USE AREA sectIOn of tnls label, field corn (non CLEARFIELD" corn) may be planted as a 'o:a:,c:',(l' :"OP
|
||
18 months following the appilcatlon of Squadron unless eX1reme drought conditions develop (less than 15 inches of rainfall or Imga:,orl IS
|
||
received from two weeks pnor to the date of Squadron application through November 15 of the same year). If the minimum ralnf51 re:::l,Jlrp"r,ent IS
|
||
not met. field corn (non CLEARFIELD· corn) may not be planted the spnng of the year following the 18 month crop rotation period
|
||
If the minimum rainfall reqUirement IS not met. only field corn nybnds (CLEARFIELD- corn) which possess tolerance or resistance t ' Squadron
|
||
and other Imldazollnone herbicides may be planted tne spring of the year follOWing the 18 month crop rotation period.
|
||
" For USE REGION 3 as defined In the USE AREA sect,on at thiS laDel: canola. strawberries, cabbage. tomatoes. potatoes ca.rrot", C8ie"" :::c;le
|
||
crops, garlic. onions. spinach. asparagus, cauliflower, and oroccoll may be planted 26 months after a Squadron appllcallOn 01ne- C'::~Y, 1",,1',
|
||
be planted 18 months after a Squadron application
|
||
14
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||
|
||
• )
|
||
ROTATIONAL CROP RESTRICTIONS for a Classic
|
||
application following Squadron" herbicide soil treat ~
|
||
ments:
|
||
Soybeans may be planted anytime. Barley, edible beans,
|
||
field corn, grain sorghum, oats, peanuts, rice, tobacco,
|
||
and wheat may be planted 15 months after the last herbl~
|
||
cide application. Cotton may be planted 18 months after
|
||
the last herbicide application. Refer to rotational crop
|
||
restrictions listed In the Classic label. Always follow the
|
||
more restrictive label.
|
||
Use of Squadron In accordance with label directions IS
|
||
expected to result in normal growth at rotational crops in
|
||
most situations; however, various environmental and agro
|
||
nomic factors make it Impossible to eliminate all risks
|
||
associated with use of this product and, therefore, rota~
|
||
tlonal crop Injury is always possible.
|
||
Only rotational crops harvested at maturity may be used
|
||
for feed or food.
|
||
Application of products containing chlorimuron ethyl (e.g ..
|
||
Classic, Canopy', Lorox, Pinnacle, Synchrony', etc.),
|
||
imazaquin (e.g., SCEPTER'70DG), imazethapyr (e.g ..
|
||
PURSUIT') the same year as labeled rates of Squadron
|
||
may increase the risk of injury to sensitive rotational crops.
|
||
Consult labels for recommended usage of thes-, products
|
||
in combinations.
|
||
DO NOT graze or feed treated soybean forage, hay or
|
||
straw to livestock.
|
||
, United Phosphorus. Inc.
|
||
, Trademark 07 Baye~ Corporation
|
||
, Trademarks of Dow AgroSciences LLC
|
||
'Trademarks of E.L du Pont de NemOurs and Company
|
||
~ Trademark of FMC Corporation
|
||
"Trademarks of Monsanto Agricultural Products Co.
|
||
, TrademarkS of Sygenta. Inc.
|
||
" Trademark of Valent USA Corporation
|
||
9 Trademark of Agsco, Inc.
|
||
" Nlssan Chemical Industries. Ltd.
|
||
15
|
||
|
||
)
|
||
WEED SCIENTIFIC NAMES
|
||
~-----------------------
|
||
WEED
|
||
I
|
||
BROADLEAF WEEDS
|
||
Alligatorweed
|
||
Beggarweed, Florida
|
||
Bristly Starbur
|
||
Burcucumber
|
||
Carpetweed
|
||
Cocklebur, Common
|
||
The following broad leaf and grass weeds are controlled or
|
||
suppressed by recommended treatments of Squadron"" herbicide:
|
||
--------
|
||
I (Alternantnera phi/oxeroides)
|
||
(Desmodlum tortuosumj
|
||
i (Acanthospermum hlspidum)
|
||
(S/cyos angulatus)
|
||
(Mo//ugo vertlClllara)
|
||
(Xanthium strumarium)
|
||
Copperleat, Hophornbeam ,(Acalypha ostryllolia)
|
||
Jimsonweed i (Darura stramonium)
|
||
Kochia I (Kochia scoparia)
|
||
Lambsquarters, Common (Chenopod/uTT' albuml
|
||
Mallow, Venice (Hibiscus trionum)
|
||
Mexicanweed (Caperonia castanllol/a)
|
||
Morningglory
|
||
Entlreleat (Ipomoea hederacea vaT. Intergriu5cula
|
||
Ivyleat (Ipomoea hederacea)
|
||
Palm Leat (Ipomoea wrightii)
|
||
Pitted (Ipomoea lacunosa)
|
||
Smalltlower (Jacquemontia tamnitolia)
|
||
Tall (Ipomoea purpurea)
|
||
Mustard Species (Bras sica spp.)
|
||
Nightshade, Eastern Black (Solanum ptycanthum)
|
||
Pigweed
|
||
Palmer (Amaranthus palmeri)
|
||
Redroot (Amaranthus retroflexus)
|
||
Smooth (Amaranthus hybridus)
|
||
Spiny (Amaranthus spinosus)
|
||
Waterhernp, Tall (Amaranthus tuberculatus)
|
||
Poinsettia, Wild (Euphorbia heterophylla)
|
||
Puncturevine (Tribulus terrestris)
|
||
Purslane (Portulaca oleracea)
|
||
Pusley, FlOrida (Richardia scabra)
|
||
Ragweed
|
||
Common (Ambrosia artemisiitolia)
|
||
Giant (Ambrosia trifida)
|
||
Redweed (Melochia corchorifolia)
|
||
8esbania, hemp (Sesbania exaltata)
|
||
8icklepod (Cassia obtusifolia)
|
||
Sida, Prickly (Teaweed) (Sida spinosa)
|
||
Smartweed
|
||
Ladysthumb (Polygonum persicaria)
|
||
Pennsylvania (Polygonum pensylvan/cum)
|
||
Spurge
|
||
Annual (Euphorbia spp.)
|
||
Prostrate (Euphorbia humistrata)
|
||
Spotted (Euphorbia maculata)
|
||
Suntlower, Common (Helianthus annuus)
|
||
Texasweed (Caperonia palustris)
|
||
Velvetleat (Abutilon theophrasti)
|
||
16
|
||
. --j
|
||
,
|
||
|
||
}
|
||
~~~~ __________________ ~W~E~E~D_S_C_I_E_NT_I_F_IC~N_A_M_E_S __________ ~ __________ -__ -. ___ ~~ I
|
||
GRASSES I
|
||
Barnyardgrass
|
||
Corn, volunteer
|
||
iCrabgrass
|
||
Crowfootgrass
|
||
Cupgrass, Woolly
|
||
Foxtail
|
||
Giant
|
||
Green
|
||
Robust
|
||
Yellow
|
||
Goosegrass
|
||
Johnsongrass, seedling
|
||
Panicum
|
||
Browntop
|
||
Fall
|
||
Texas
|
||
Sandbur, Field
|
||
Shattercane
|
||
Signalgrass, Broadlea!
|
||
Witchgrass
|
||
SEDGES
|
||
fJutsedge, Yellow
|
||
17
|
||
I
|
||
(Echmochloa crus-galli)
|
||
(Zea mays)
|
||
(Digitaria spp.)
|
||
(Dactyloctenlum aegyptlum)
|
||
(Enochloa villosa)
|
||
(Setaria {abed)
|
||
(Setaria vindis)
|
||
(Setada spp.)
|
||
(Setaria glauca)
|
||
(Eleusme indica)
|
||
(Sorghum halepense)
|
||
(Panicum lasciculatum)
|
||
(Panicum dichotomiflorum)
|
||
(Panicum texanum)
|
||
(Genchrus incertus)
|
||
(Sorghum bicolor)
|
||
(Brachiaria platyphylla)
|
||
(Panicum capillare)
|
||
Gyperus esculentus)
|
||
~------- --------i
|
||
I
|
||
I
|
||
---
|
||
|
||
18
|
||
Conditions of Sale and Warranty
|
||
The Directions For Use of this product reflects the
|
||
opinion of experts based on field use and tests. The
|
||
directions are believed to be reliable and should be fol
|
||
lowed carefully. However, it is impossible to eliminate all
|
||
risks inherently associated with the use of this product.
|
||
Crop injury, ineffectiveness or other unintended conse
|
||
quences may result because of such factors as weather
|
||
conditions, presence of other materials, or use of the
|
||
product in a manner Inconsistent with its labeling, all of
|
||
which are beyond the control of BASF CORPORATION
|
||
("BASF") or the Seller. All such risks shall be assumed by I
|
||
the Buyer.
|
||
BASF warran!s that thiS product conforms to the chemi
|
||
cal description on the label and is reasonably fit for the
|
||
purposes referred to in the Directions For Use, subject
|
||
to the inherent risks, reterred to above.
|
||
BASF MAKES NO OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WAR
|
||
RAN1Y OF FITNESS OR MERCHANTABILl1Y OR ANY
|
||
OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRAN1Y. TO THE
|
||
EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, BASF AND THE SELLER
|
||
DISCLAIM ANY LlABILl1Y FOR CONSEQUENTIAL, SPE
|
||
CIAL OR INDIRECT DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE
|
||
USE OR HANDLING OF THIS PRODUCT BASF and the
|
||
Seiler offer this product, and the Buyer and User accept
|
||
it, subject to the foregoing Conditions of Sale and
|
||
Warranty which may be varied only by agreement in
|
||
writing signed by a duly authorized representative of
|
||
BASF.
|
||
Basagran·, Pursuit·, Prow" 3.3 EG, Scepter"70DG, and
|
||
Squadron" are registered trademarks of BASF.
|
||
©2006 BASF Corporation
|
||
All rights resenved
|
||
0OO241-00327,20060126.NVA 2005-04-137-0364.pdf
|
||
BASF Corporation
|
||
Agricultural Products
|
||
26 Davis Drive
|
||
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
|
||
ClIIBASF
|
||
The Chemical Company
|