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# SUTAN + /ATRAZINE 4.4F SELECTIVE HERBICIDE

- EPA Reg No: **10182-245**
- Registrant: SYNGENTA CROP PROTECTION
- Signal word: Danger
- Active ingredients: Butylate (39%); Atrazine (13%)
- Label accepted: 1990-06-05
- Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/010182-00245-19900605.pdf

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Sut/"'tra 4.4-F 
RS-052990 ... 
USTllCTED VSII'I8'fICIIII 
lGROUND VATEl.CoNCERNS) 
FOR RETAIL $ALE 'ro AND USE oNLy BV cERTIFIED APPLICATORS 01 PERSONS UriDER T1fEIR 
DIRECT SUPERVISION. AND ONLY FOR THOSE USES COVIllED IY THE CERTIfiED APPLICATOR'S 
CEIltIFlCATlON. . .. 
'rUISl'loDUCtIS A llESTRICTED US!! BERBICIJ,!»UEtoCROUND VATER CONCERNS. USERS 
MUST READ AND FOLLOli AU.. PRECAUTIONARY ! TATEKENTS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR. USE IN 
ORDER TO HINlKIZE POTENTII\L FOR ATRAZINE TO REACH CiOtlND "'ATER. 
SUTAN8+ / ATRAZINE 4.4-F 
Selective Herbicide-Flowable 
For Corn (Field, ~weet, Silage and Popcorn) 
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: 
~-Ethyl diisobutylthiocarbamate . . . . . . . . . 
... trazine: 2-chloro-4-(ethylamino-6-isopropylaaino 
s-triazine 
Related Triazines . 
INERT INGREDIENTS: 
TOTAL 
Contains 3.3 lbs. S-Ethyl diisobutylthiocarbaaate and 
1.1 lbs. atrazine active ingrelient per gallon. 
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. 
DAN G E II 
CO~ROSIVE, C ... USES IRREVERSIBLE EYE DAMAGE 
HAF.MFUL IF SWALLOWED. 
STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATlP.NT 
FIRST AID: 
)9.00' 
12 35, 
0.65' 
48,00, 
100.00' 
If Swallowed: PO NOT induce vomiting. I .... ediately give large quantities of water. 
If vomiting does occur, give fluids again. Never give anything by mouth to an 
unconscious perso". Call a physician or the nearest poison contr<.ol center 
immediately. 
If In Eye.: Hold eyelids apart and flush with large amounts of run~! 19 vater for 
at least 15 minutes. Call a physician. 
If On Skin: Flush with large amounts ot running water for 15 minutes. Remov~ 
contaminated clothing and shoes. Get medic.H Ittention if skin irri tat ion C'ccur~. 
Wash clothing before r e use . 
If Inhaled: RemLve to fresh air. Get medical attention if respiratory irr~t~~ion 
occurs. 
READ ... LL LABEL DIRECTIONS BEFORE USING 
EP ... Reg. No. 10182-245 
EP ... Est. 
5 Gal. Net 18. ~ L 
Made in U.S ..... by 
ICI ... gricultural Products 
... business unit of ICI Americas Inc. 
Wilmington, Delaware 19897

PUCAU'l'IONUY STATEIIE::TS 
IlAZARllS TO IlUKARS AlQ) DOJllSTIC AJlDIALB 
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CORROSIVE, CAUSES IRREVERSIBLE EYE DAMAGE. HARKFUL IF SWAUDWED. Do 1,_ ~ ........ 1 
eye.,· on skin or on clothing. Wear goggle., or face shield, rubber ,love. a06 
protectlve clothing. Wash skin with aoap and water t..ediately after contact. 
Flush .·ye. vith vater. 
ENVIII.ONllF.NTAL IIA?.APJ>S 
Do not apply directly to vater. Do not cont_instel.ater when dlapoaing of 
equipment vashwaters. 
Can be stored at te.peratures as lov a •• inua 30 degree. F. 
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VEEPS CONTROIIEP BY SUTAN+/AIRAZINE 4.~~ 
Annual GrassI': 
Barnyardgrasa, Wat~rgr.ss 
Broadleaf Signalgrasst*+ 
Crabgrass 
Fan PanicWl 
Field Sandbur* 
Giant Foxtail 
Green Foxtail 
Goosegrass 
Seedling Beraudagrass 
Seedling Johnsongrass* 
Texas Panicua*++, Buffalograss, Coloradograss 
Volunteer SorghWl* 
Wild Canet*, Sha~tercane, Black ~mber Cane, 
Chicken corn, Scatter Cane 
See Wild Cane Rat~ and Culture Recommendations 
Wild Oats 
Witchgrass 
Yellow Foxtail 
+Partial control (suppression) only. 
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(Ecbinochloa crus-galli) 
<Brachiar~, platyphl!A) 
<Pidtari.a .pp.) 
(Ponicyg ~~~omiflorum) 
(Cenchrus p,uciflorus) 
(Set,ria faberi) 
(Setaria viridis) 
(Eleusine indict) 
(Cynodqn dactylon) 
(S9r¢hw; balopese) 
!lArlcyg tex.nupl 
(S(\I gbug spp.) 
(Sorghug bicolor) 
(Avena (otM> 
(Panicug caplllare» 
(Setaria douca) 
*Cultiva~ion is suggested in addition to the SUTAN+/ATRAZINF 4.4-F treatment in 
fields with moderate to beavy infestations of wild cane, aandbur. johnsongrass, 
Texas panicua, volunteer sorgbWl, or broadleaf signalgrass. 
++Sou1.he~st Region only 
Annual Broadleaf Weeds: 
Annual Korninggl~ry 
Carpetweed 
Co_on Cocklebur 
Common Ladbsq\llrters 
Co-.on Purslane 
Florida Purslane 
Jimsonweed 
Mustards 
Nightshade 
Prostrate Pigweed 
Ragweed 
Redroot Pigweed 
Sicklepod+, Coffeeweed 
Smartweed 
Smooth Pigweed 
Valve deaf 
+Southea.t Region only. 
(lpogeG purpur •• } 
<Hollugo yert.cillata) 
(Xanthlug penlylyanic~) 
(Cbenopodiug album) 
(Portul,ca oleracea) 
(Richardia ,cabr,) 
(Datur. stramonium) 
(Brassica .pp. ) 
(SolanUII spp.) 
(Am,r.ntbu§ craeciZan$) 
(Aphrosia spp.) . 
(Agarantbu. retrofl~~) 
(Ca •• ia obtusifoli§) 
(Polygon\'D .pp.) ... 
(Aparantbus hybriduE) 
(Abutilon tbeQphrllli)

Perenoi.l Veed,; 
PellJl Dogbane+ 
Purple Nutaedge 
Rhizo.. ler.udagraa.++ 
Rhizo.. Johnaongrass++ 
Yellow Nuteedge 
+Partial control (suppression) only. 
++Southeast Region only. 
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(ApRCynug Slpnabinug) 
(CYRerua rot;qedu.) 
(Cynodon ~ctylon 
(Sorghum balopeose) 
(eyplru' ,!culentus) 
Existing stands of nutsedge must be turned ur.~er and ch~pped up thoroughly 
before trea~nt. Cultivation is suggested in addition to SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 
4.4-F treatment in fields with _-terate to heavy nutaedge f.nfestations. 
CENERAL USE PRECAUTIONS 
Read all label directions before using. 
Applied acccrding to directions and under normal growing condition~. 
SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F will not hara the treated crop. During germination and 
early stages of growth. extended periods of unusaally c,ld and vet or h~t and 
dry weather. insect or plant di sease attack. carryover pesticide residues. 
the use of certain soil-applied systeaic 'nsecticides. lIIJIroperly placed 
fertilizers or soil insecticides may create abnormal c~nditions that weaken 
crop seedlings. SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F used under these abnormal conditions 
could result in crop injury. 
Make only one application per crop after treatment with SUTAN+/ Atrazine 
4.4-F. 00 not plant any crop except corn until the following ye.r or injury 
_y occur. 
Do not use on ailo or aorghum. Do not use on corn seed stock (I.eeders. 
Foundation. or Increase). 
SV£AN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F is reco .. ended for use on aineral aoils only (soils 
containing less than lOt organic aatter). 
Do not contaminate irrigation water (used for crops other than corn) or. ~.ter 
used for domestic purposes. 
Do not contaminate food or feed. 
Keep container clo.ed when not in US~. Do not store ne.r seeda. fertili%PTF. 
or foodstufts 
Do not USe in Arizon. or in the len SoutheInlaOst.Callfornla countie. (.Ai~vt 
Kern County where field .nd .i:.ge corn •• y be tre.ted). 
In irrig.ted .r •••• do not apply SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F bafor. preirrig.tion. 
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DIRECTIONS POR US! OP SUTAN+/ATRAZIN! 4.4-P 
It is a violation of Federal law to use this product 1n a manner inconsistent 
with its labeLing. 
I'hltipriicll.t<:t _j'notbelibi.cl or loaded, or u.ed wlthln50f •• t~t}.11".lb 
,nelucl11l& abandoned weUs.:.dra1u,. velb. and_ink hol.," 
l)O'tiot'j ltbii rOduct''dU:OI.i';''''~ au . ·.aof:ut';;;.tS'Oii'_'*~ , , pp yp . ..... ." - ,. . t;yp > _.,. •• 
SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F is a selec~ive herbicide which is mixed (incorporated) 
into the soil for control of weeds listed on this label. SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F 
controls annual grasses as their seeds germinate by interfering with normal 
germination and seedling development. it does not con~rol established weeds. 
ZbeilU1auiiI 'irPpl1eatl.oiFr.t.~for cilril1li 31b1l •. £tl'adneaetiva ingredient per 
act:eper calendar year. 
DIRECTIONS FOR USE 
SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F can be mixed with water or combined with fluid 
(solution, slurry, or suspension) fertilizers and applied as a spray. 
SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-P PLUID FERTILIZER TANIt KIX. 
SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F can be combined with fluid fertilizers for applications 
made before planting. However, the physicel compatibility with these fluid 
fertilizers must be determined beforc combining in the spray tank, and even 
~hough tound to be compatible, constant agitation is necessary to keep the 
SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F evenly mixed with the fluid fertilizer during 
application. 
Refer to Appendix II regarding th,' pr\lcedure for testing the 
compatibility of SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F with fluid fertilizers.

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APPLICATION AND SOIL IRCOaPORATIOR DIalCTIONS 
SPRAY APPLICATIOR AND MECHANICAL INCORlQMTIOR 
Apply the recommended do.age in 10 to 50 gallon. of water per acre (use the 
high~r gallonage in arid area.) using a properly callbrated, low-pressure type 
nozzle (flood, fan or swlrl chaaber) on boo .. type .prayer having good, but not 
excesslve agitation .. Check frequently durlng application to be .ure nozzles 
.sre free from clogging and are dellverlng a unlfoDi .pray pattern. 
The herbicides must be incorporated into the soil t.Dediately after 
application to prevent loss of the SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F. Vbenever possible, 
application and incorporation .hould be done in the .... operation. Apply the 
herbicides to soil dry enough to permit good soil mixing. 
See Appendix I for Soil Mixing (incorporation) before Planting Directions. 
Loss of weed control will result from any delay in incorporation if 
SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-f is applied to a moist soil surface. 
If there must be a delay (less than one hour) in Incorporation of the 
herbicides whEn application and incorporation are done in separate operations. 
SUTAN4/ATRAZINE 4.4-F must be applied to a dry soil surface (at least 1/2 inch 
deep) and free from dew and incidental aoisture. 
IMPORTANT: Thorough aixing of SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.l.-F in the soU is necessary 
Ihe soil must be in good tilth. Improper discing or poor tilth (large clods) 
asy result in unsatisfactory control. 
PlAtITING 
Do lIOt plant seed deeper than 2 inches. For a SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F 
.pplication made bafore planting. seeding can be done immediately. or it may 
be delayed up to 2 weeks*. To avoid removing SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F from the 
row (with loss of weed control in the row), do not a~ve or shape soil after 
treatment. such as by pla.lting in deep furrows. If it is __ ~cessary to work 
the soil following application and incorporati~n but before planting. do not 
work the .oil deeper than the depth the herbicides were incorporated. 
*For Wild Cane - See Special Recommendations. 
I BEST AVAILABLE CO" I 
BECOHKENDATIONS 
:lOT!: SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F is no:: raco_nded on corn grown in Arizona 'or i.n 
the ten Southeraost California counties. 
For all uses, cultivation i. recommended in adlltion to the SUTAN+/ ATRAZ1N£ 
4.4-F treatment in fields with aoderate to heavy infe.tation. of wild "an..,., 
nut.edge •• andbur. john.ongrass seedllngs. rhhotae bermucL1grass. Texas' paofcum 
or volunteer sorghum. 
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Bro.-dc •• t lat .. r.r Acr.: Con'W"eiltional .pr.,.. 
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ror Control of Annual Gr •••••• nd Broadl •• f We.d.: U.e 7-1/4 to 9-3/4 pints 
SUTAN+/ATRAZIN 4.4F per .cre. U.e the higher r.te of SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F on 
aediu. (aediu. fine textured-silt loam, clay 10", etc.) to fine (fine 
textured-clay) .oil. and for sandbur .nd johnaongrass aeedling control. 
For Control of Nutsedae .nd Texa. P.nicu. (in .ddition to the broadleaf weeds 
and other annual grasses listed): Use 9-3/4 to 14-1/2 pinta of SL~AN+/ATRAZINE 
4.4-F per acre. Use the higher ratcs of SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F on aediu. 
(mediu. fine textured-.ilt loam, clay 10", etc.) soil., fine (fine 
textuL'ed-clay) soils and fo-r heavy infestations. 
For rarti.l Control (Suppr ••• ion) of Wild cane (and for control of the 
brosdleaf weeds and annual grasses ~isted): When applied .nd incorporated 
iaaediately before planting, SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F at the rate of 14-1/2 pints 
per acre on a broadcast basis will reduce competiti,on froll wild cane. On 
continuous corn acreage with high cane seed population, rot.tion to another 
crop is recommended. 
Suppression of wild C4ne may be illpr~ved if all the following practices are 
followed: 
1.Fall or Spring Koldboard Plow. 
2.Before application, the soil sho~ld be well worked with a disc and dry 
enough to permit good soil lIixing of the herbicide (incorporation). All 
trash should be worked into the soil. 
3.Delay application until soil warms to a constant 55 degree F 
or greater te~perature. Plant lIIIIediately. 
4.Incorporate thorcughly. Use recomllended incorpora~ion equip.ent and 
procedures found on this l.bel. 
5.Cultfvate illllediately if wild c.ne eaerges. Cultiv.tion 
should be shallower than the depth used when incorporating 
the he;.1:.icide. 
For Control of John.onaraa •• nd Ber.udaaras. (in addition to the 
broadleaf weeds and annual grasses listed): Apply and oj.cincorporate 
SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F ju.t before planting at the rate of 9-3/4 to 14-1/,2 
pints per acre. Uae the higher rate of SUTAll+/ ATRAZINE 4.4-F on aediu. ' 
(liediu. ftne textured-ailt 10", cl.y 10", etc.) .oil., fine (fine 
textured-clay) soil., for rhiz~ae john.ongra.s .uppre.sion and for hea~j 
infestations. Disc a .econd tiae at right angles to the first. Cultivate at 
least once, preferably twice. 
Johnsongra,s; U.in, a progr .. of plowing .nd discing followed by 
SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F will give good control of .eedling •• nd greatly r~~~ce 
cOllpetition froll plant. COiling fro. rbizoae •. 
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In aome areas discing 2 to 3 tiaea apaced at 4 to 6 week lntervals during fall 
and winter can be done. If thla cannot be done, atart with fall ~lowing 
followed by aeveral dlacings In the aprln, before planting. The diacing cuts 
rhlzoaea into a .. ll pieces and brings the. to the surface, where both the 
weather and SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F will klll or weaken them. 
Rhizome Berpuda,rass: The rhizo .. s and stolons of beraudagrass .u.t be cut up 
thoroughly so that four or less nodes re .. in on a atrand. For control of 
bermudagrass, the dlsc .ust be set to cut 6 inches deep. 
for Suppression of Broadleaf Si(Dal,rass: For early and mid-season 
suppression, use 14-1/2 pints of SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F per acre. Cultivation 
or applicatlon of a posteaergence herbicid~ reco..anded for broadleaf 
signalgrass will aid In extending control to late aeason. 
for Suppression of Heap Do,banc: For early and .id-aeason suppreasion, use 
14-1/2 pints of SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-' per acre. Cultivation or application of 
a post-emergence herbicide reco .. ended Lor heap dogbane .. y aid in extending 
control beyond mid-season. 
Fall Application: For use only in Kinnesota, Northern Iowa (North of Inter 
tata 80), Northeast kebraska (North of Interstate 80 and East of State Highway 
14), South Dakota (East of Kissouri River), Wisconsin and Northern Illinois 
(NoJ:th of Interstate 80). Apply and lncorporate 14-1/2 pints SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 
4.4-F per acre in the late fall before the ground freezes. 
See Appendix IV for directions on use of dry bulk fertilizer applied in the 
Fall with this combination. 
NOTE: Do not use Fall application for suppression of wild cane. 
CULTURAL PRACTICES FQIIDVING APPLICATION 
Should weeds develop, a shallow cultivation or rotary hosing will generally 
result in better weed control. When cultivating for any reason, it should be 
shallow; i.e., no .ore than 1/2 the depth the herbicide vas incorporated. 
APPENDIX I 
SOIL KIXING,CINCORPORAIION) BEFORE PLANTING DIRECTIONS 
The follOWing equipaent ,~mmonly is used for aoil mixing (incorporAtion) 
before planting. 
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Power-Driven Cultivation Equipgent (recommended on all soil types previously 
priPlry tilled): All PTO driven cultivation tool • .u.t be adjusted .0 as to 
have a tillage action .peed (originating from internal gears and/or tractor 
gear) .ynchronized to the tractor'. forward .peed .0 that thorough .oil .ixlng 
i. obtained. 
a. Horizontal axis ~f rotation: set to cut 2 to 3 inches deep. 
b. Vertical axis of rotation: aet to cut 6 to 8 inches deep 
Tandem discs (reco .. ended on all 80il types): Set to cut to a depth 0 4 to 6 
inches, operated at 4 to 6 ~h followed by £ .piked-tooth harrow or some other 
leveling device which extends beyond the ends of the diacs. For .ore thorough 
.ixing (for c~atrol of deepgermiDlting gra •• e. - wild cane, seedling 
johnsongra.s and nutsedge), disc in two different directions. When discing the 
.econd ti .. , the di.c ahould be reset to cut no deeper then 4 to 6 inches 
Field cultivator (reco .. ended on lighter soila in good tilth): Use 3 to 4 rows 
of sweeps spaced at 7 inch or less intervals and staggered 80 that no soil is 
left unturned, followed by a spiked-tooth harrow pulled behind the cultivator. 
Do not use chisels or points. Set the cultivator to cut 4 to 6 inches deep, 
operated at 5 mph or .ore. The field cultivator should not be used alone as an 
incorporation tool where control of deep-gerainating weeds such as nutgrass, 
johnsongrass seedlings or wild cane is desired. For control of these weeds, 
use a disc alone for at least one of the passes over the field. 
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APPENDIX II 
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PROCEDURE FOR TESTING THE COMPATIBILITY OF SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F 
VITH FWID FERTILIZERS 
The following procedure is suggested for dr.ter.ining v!lether SUTAN+/ 
ATRAZ1NE, 4.4-F aay be co~ined with a specific fluid fertilizer for 
spray tank ap?lication 
MATERIALS REQUIRE!): 
1.SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F 
2.Fluid fertilizer to be URad. 
J.Tank mix adjuvants for fluid fertilizer c~inations: Compex*, Sponto 
l68-D*, Vni-Mix*, Vnite* or equivalent. Th .. adjuvant which provides th~ best 
compatibility depends on the specific fertilizer involved. 
*Co~~ex, Kalo La&Ur-atories Inc., Kansa& City, Missouri; Sponto 168-D, Vitco 
Cbe.ical Company, Houston, Texas; Vni-Mix, Tho~son-Hayvard Cbeaical Co., 
Kan.as City, Kanaas; Unite, HopkilW Agricult~ral Cbeaical Co~any, Madison, 
Visconsin. 
4.Tvo one-quart, wide-mouth glass jars with lids. 
5.Meas·.1ring spoons; a graduated pipette or cylinder will provide more accurate 
measurement; 1 tablespoon equals J teaspoons, 1 teaspoon equals approxiaately 
5 ailliliters. 
6.Meksuring cup, 8 oz. (237 al). 
PROCEDURE: 
l.Pour a pint (473 al) of the fluid fert:ilizer into each of the quart jars. 
2.Add adjuvant to one of the jars and aix (see next rate table). 
3.Add the SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F to both jars 
4.Close both jars with lids and aix the contents by turning the jars upside 
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5. Inspect the surface and body of the mixtures 
(A) I .. ediately after coapletins the jar inversiona. 
(B) After allowing the Jars to stand qUietly for 30 ainutes. 
(C).And then again after turning the Jars upside down 10 times. 
If a uniform aix cannot be .. de, the aixture should not be used. If either 
mixture·reaains unifora for 30 ainutes, the coabination may be used. Should 
either ~ixture separate after 30 minutes, but readily remix unifor.aly with ten 
Jar trversions, the mixture can be used if adequate agitation is maintained in 
the tank. if the aixture with adjuvant ia satisfactory, but the one without 
adjuvant is not, be sure to use the adjuvant in the spray tank. Add the 
adjuvant first at a rate of 3 pints per 100 gallons of fluie fertilizer; 
foaming can be ainiaized by uaing .aderate agitation. 
If nondispersible oil, sludge or, clumps of solids fora in the aixtures, the 
combination should not be used. 
Rata Table. for SUTAN+/ATRAZIHE 4.4-' and AdJvvantv* with th~ Fluid Fertilizer 
Gallons of Fluid Fertilizer 
be applied per .ere 
a1. or teaspoon of Sutan+jAtrazine 4.4-F 
to be added to 1 pint of Fertilizer 
10 
15 
20 
25 
30 
40 
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14-1/2 
10 
7-1/2 
6 
5 
4 
3 
2 
1-1/2 
1-1/4 
1 
3/4 
* Based on field rate of 1 pound S~AN and 1/3 pound ATRAZINE per acre in 
the fertilizer volumes indicated. Increase volume proportionately to 
correspond with intended field rate in- 't.(-rae of pounds activ~ 
ingredient per acre (e.g. for field rate of 4 pounds actual SUTAN dn~ 
1-1/3 pounds ATRAZINE in 40 gallons fertilizer per acre, add 16 al. or 3 
tsp. SUTAN+/ATRAZINE 4.4-F to ~ach jar for coapatibility testing 
purposes). 
Two (2) aUllliten or (hIe-half (112) teaspoon of adjuvant-should be added 
to 1 ~'int of fluid fertilizer in order to equal -~.be ,ate of 3 pinta of 
adjuv'-nt per 100 gallons of fluid fertilizllr,. 
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STORAGE AND DISPOSAL 
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PROHIBITIONS: Do not contaminate water, food, or feed by storage 
or dhpo£al. Open dWipina is prohibited. Do not reuse ellPty container. 
STORAGE'. Keep container tightly closed when not in use. Do not store near se£ds. 
fertilizers or foodstuff •. Can be stored at tellPeratures as low as ainus 30*F. 
PESTICIDE DIOPOSAL: Rinse spray equipaent. Pesticide, spray aixture. or rinse 
water that cannot be uaed according to l~bel instructions aust be di.posed of 
according to Federal or approved state procedures under Subtitle C of the 
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. 
CONTAINER DISpoSAL: Triple rinse (or equivalent), then offer for recycling or 
reconditioning, or puncture and dispose of in a sanitary landfill or by other 
approved state or local ~rocedures. 
NQTICE - READ CAIlErou.y 
Notice to Buyer and User: Seller warrants that this product conforms to the 
che~ical descript:on on the label and is reasonably fit for the purposes 
stated on the label vhe .. used in accordance with directions under normal 
conditions of use. This warranty does not extend to the use of this product 
contrary to label instructions, or under abnoraal use conditions, or under 
conditions not reasonbly foreseeable to Seller, and Buyer a11d User assUDIe the 
risk of any such use. 
SELLER DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANi 
WARRANTY OF FITNESS OR MERCHANTABILITY. SELLER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR 
CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL OR INDIRECT DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OR HANDLING 
OF THIS PRODUCT AND SELLER'S SOLE LIABILITY AND BUYER'S AND USER'S EXCLUSIVE 
REMEDY SP.All. BE LIMITED TO THE REFUND OF THE PURCHASE PRICE. 
SUTAN and SUTAN+ are registered in the U. S. Patent and Trademark Offices 
This product is sold only for uses stated on its label. No express or implied 
license is granted to use or sell this product under any patent in any country 
except as specified: Country: United States of America Patent No. 4,021,224; 
4,137,070. 
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