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# BASAGRAN DF HERBICIDE

- EPA Reg No: **7969-122**
- Registrant: BASF AGRICULTURAL SOLUTIONS US, LLC
- Signal word: Danger
- Active ingredients: Sodium bentazon (95%)
- Label accepted: 2000-05-05
- Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/007969-00122-20000505.pdf

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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY c>~jbS-l'~ 
Mr. Edward G. Jordan, Ph.D. 
BASF Corporation 
P.O. Box 13528 
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-3528 
Dear Dr. Jordan: 
MAY 5 2000 
SUBJECT: Revised Labeling to Comply with the Bentazon RED 
BASAGRAN® DF Herbicide, Including the Alternate Brand Name Products 
BASAGRAN® TIO and BASAGRAN® SG 
EPA Registration Number: 7969-122 
Your Resubmission Dated March 1, 2000 
The revised labeling for the subject product, referred to above, submitted in connection with 
registration under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act, as ameirued, is acceptable, 
provided you make the following changes: 
1. On the Basagran DF, TIO and SG labels, add the following sentence at the end of the oral 
first aid statements, in accordance with the recent Agency guidance in PR Notice 2000-3: "Do not 
give anything by mouth to an unconscious person." 
2. On page 32 of the Basagran DF label, correct the table reference near the top of the middle 
column. The first sentence in this column should read: "Apply the Basagran DF + Starfire tank 
mix to actively growing weeds before they reach the maximum size listed in the Rate and Time of 
Application Table 2~." 
A stamped copy of the labeling is enclosed for your records. Please submit one copy of your 
final printed labeling incorporating these changes before you release the product for shipment. 
Enclosures 
Sin~erely yours, 
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Joanne I. Miller 
Product Manager (23) 
Herbicide Branch 
Registration Division (7505C) 
RD:STANTON:PM Team 23:Rm, 239:CM-2:305-5218:Disk #12:7969-122.rre 
CONCURRENCES 
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DATE'" May 5, 2000 
EPA Form 1320-1 (12-70) OFFICIAL FILE COPY

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Postemergence Herbicide 
A formulation containing: 
Active Ingredient: 
Sodium salt of bentazon (3-(1-methylethyt)-lH-2, 1 ,3-benzothiadiazin-
4 (3H)-one 2,2-dioxide) ............. : ..................................................................... 95.0% 
Inert Ingredients: ......................................................................................... ... 5.Q% 
Total ............................................................................................................ 100.0% 
EPA Reg. No. 7969-122 
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. 
DANGER/PELIGRO 
Si usted no entiende la etiqueta, busque a a1guien para que se la explique a usted en 
detalle. (If you do not understand this label, find someone to explain it to you in 
detail). 
First Aid 
If swallowed: Call a poison control center or doctor immediately for treatment 
advice. Have person sip a glass of water if able to swallow. Do not induce vomiting 
unless told to by a poison control center or doctor. 
If in eyes: Hold eye open and rinse slowly and gently with water for 15-20 minutes. 
Remove contact lenses, if present, after first 5 minutes, then continue rinsing. Call a 
pOison control center or doctor for treatment advice. 
If on skin: Take off contaminated clothing. Rinse skin immediately with plenty of 
water for 15-20 minutes. Call a poison control center or doctor for treatment advice. 
Have the product container or label with you when calling a poison control center or 
doctor or going for treatment. 
Note to Physician: Probable mucosal damage may contraindicate the use of gas­
tric lavage. 
See inside booklet for complete Precautionary Statements, Directions For Use, 
and Conditions of Sale and Warranty. 
Net contents 
~ Agricultural Use Requirements 
Use this product only in accordance with its labeling and with the Worker Protection 
Standard, 40 CFR part 170. Refer to supplemental labeling under "Agricultural Use 
Requirements" in the Directions For Use for information about this standard. 
BASF Corporation 
p.o. Box 13528. Research Trian;-e Park, NC 27709 
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Specimen Label

,. Table of Contents 
Directions for use-all crops ........................................................... '" ......................... 3 
• Soybeans ........................................................................................................................ 6 
Tank mixes 
Basagran OF + Blazer ............................................................................................ 1 0 
Basagran OF + Reflex 2LC ..................................................................................... 12 
Basagran OF + 2,4-0B ............................................................................................ 13 
Basagran OF + Scepter .......................................................................................... 13 
Basagran OF + Poast ............................................................................................. 14 
Basagran OF + Blazer + Poast .............................................................................. 15 
Basagran OF + Poast Plus ..................................................................................... 16 
Basagran OF + Blazer + Poast Plus ...................................................................... 17 
Blazer sequential with Poast or Poast Plus ......................................................... 18 
Basagran OF + Pinnacle ........................................................................................ 19 
Basagran OF + Classic ............................................... ............................................ 20 
Basagran OF + Pursuit .......................................................................................... 21 
Com, Sorghum ............................................................................................................. 22 
Tank mixes 
Basagran OF + Atrazine ........................................................................................ 24 
Rice .............................................................................................................................. 26 
Tank mixes 
Basagran OF + Propanil ........................................................................................ 24 
Basagran OF + Facet 75 OF .................................................................................. 27 
Basagran OF + Arrosolo 3-3E ............................................................................... 27 
Basagran OF + Londax .......................................................................................... 27 
)~=~Tx~s ..................................................................................................................... 28 
Basagran OF + 2,4-DB ........................................................................................... 29 
Basagran OF + Blazer ............................................................................................ 30 
Basagran OF + Blazer + Poast ............................................................................. 31 
Basagran OF + Starfire ......................................................................................... 32 
Beans (dry or succulent) ................................................................................................ 33 
Peas (dry or succulent) ............................................ , ..................................................... 34 
Basagran OF + Thistrol... .. ...................................................................................... 35 
Peppermint and Spearmint ............................................................................................ 37 
Appendix .................................................................. , ..................................................... 38 
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Precautionary Statements 
HAZARDS TO HUMANS (& 
DOMESTIC ANIMALS) 
DANGER 
Corrosive. Causes irreversible eye 
damage. Do not get in eyes, on 
skin, or on clothing. May be fatal if 
swallowed. Harmful if absorbed 
through the skin. This product may 
cause skin sensitization reactions in 
some people. 
Personal Protective Equipment 
(PPE). 
Applicators and other handlers 
must wear: 
• Long-sleeved shirt and long pants 
• Waterproof gloves 
• Shoes plus socks 
• Protective eyewear 
Follow manufacturer's instructions 
for cleaning/maintaining PPE. If no 
such instructions for washables, 
use detergent and hot water. Keep 
and wash PPE separately from 
other laundry. Discard clothing and 
other absorbent materials that have 
been drenched or heavily contami­
nated with this product's concen­
trate. Do not re-use them. 
Engineering Controls Statement: 
When handlers use closed systems, 
enclosed cabs, or aircraft in a man­
ner that meets the requirements list­
ed in the Worker Protection 
Standard ryvPS) for agricultural pes­
ticides [40 CFR 170.240(d} (4-6)]. 
the handler PPE requirements may 
be reduced or modified as specified 
in theWPS. 
User Safety Recommendations 
Users should: 
• Wash hands before eating, 
drinking, chewing gum, using 
tobacco, or using the toilet. 
• Remove clothing immediately if 
pesticide gets inside. Then wash 
thoroughly and put on clean 
clothing. 
• Remove PPE immediately after 
handling this product. Wash the 
outside of gloves before remov­
ing. As soon as possible, wash 
thoroughly and change into 
clean clothing. 
Environmental Hazards 
For terrestrial uses, do not apply 
directly to water, or to areas where 
surface water is present or to inter­
tidal areas below the mean high 
water mark. 
Do not contaminate water when 
disposing of equipment wash 
waters or rinsate. 
Bentazon, which is present in this 
product, is known to leach through 
soil into groundwater under certain 
conditions as a resu~ of agricultural 
use. Use of this chemical in areas 
where soils are permeable, particu­
larly where the water table is shal­
low, may result in groundwater con­
tamination. 
Notice: It is a violation of federal 
law to use any pesticide in a man­
ner that results in the death of an 
endangered species or in adverse 
modification of their habitat. 
Directions For Use - All Crops 
It is a violation of lederallaw to use 
this product in a manner inconsis­
tent with its labeling. Do not apply 
this product in a way that will con­
tact workers or other persons, 
either directly or through drift. Only 
protected handlers may be in the 
area during application. For any 
requirements specific to your State 
or Tribe, consult the agency 
responsible for pestiCide regulation. 
Read the Precautionary 
Statement, Environmental 
Hazards, Storage and Disposal 
statements, and Conditions of 
Sale and Warranty statement 
appearing in this booklet. 
Agricultural Use Requirements 
Use this product only in accor­
dance with its labeling and with the 
Worker Protection Standard, 40 
CFR part 170. This standard con­
tains reqUirements for the protec­
tion of agricultural workers on 
farms, lorests, nurseries, and 
greenhouses, and handlers 01 agri­
cultural pesticides. It contains 
requirements for training, deconta­
mination, notification, and emer­
gency assistance . 
It also contains specific instruc­
tions and exceptions pertaining to 
the statements on this label about 
personal protective equipment 
(PPE), and restricted-entry interval. 
The requirements in this box only 
apply to uses of this product that 
are covered by the Worker 
Protection Standard. 
Do not enter or allow worker entry 
into treated areas during the 
restricted entry interval (REI) of 48 
hours. 
PPE required for early entry to 
treated areas that is permitted 
under the Worker Protection 
Standard and that involves contact 
with anything that has been treat­
ed, such as plants, soil, or water, 
is: 
• Coveralls 
• Waterproof gloves 
• Shoes plus socks 
• Protective eyewear 
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Storage and Disposal 
Do not allow this product to freeze. 
Do not contaminate water, food, or 
feed by storage or disposal. 
Pesticide Disposal: Pesticide 
wastes are acutely hazardous. 
Improper disposal of excess pesti­
cide, spray mixture, or rinsate is a 
violalion of Federal Law. If these 
wastes cannot be disposed of by 
use according to label instructions, 
contact your State Pesticide or 
Environmental Control Agency, or 
the Hazardous Waste representa­
tive at the nearest EPA Regional 
Office for guidance. 
Container Disposal: Dispose of 
packaging in a sanitary landfill, or by 
incineration, or, if allowed by state 
and local authorities by burning. If 
burned, stay out of smoke. 
Do not re-use empty container. 
In case of emergency 
In case of large-scale spillage 
re~rding this product, call: 
CHEMTREC 800-424-9300 
BASF Corporation 800-832-HELP 
In case of medical emergency 
regarding this product, call: 
1. Your local doctor for imrnediate 
treatment. 
2. Your local poison control center 
(hospital). 
3. BASF Corporation 
800-832-HELP 
General Information 
Basagran" OF herbicide is intend­
ed for selective postemergence 
control of certain broadleaf weeds 
and sedges. (See Directions For 
Use for specific crops and weeds.) 
Basagran OF does not control 
grasses.

Basagran DF is effective mainly 
through contact action; therefore, 
weeds must be thoroughly covered 
• with spray. Large crop-and-weed 
leaf canopies shelter smaller weeds 
and prevent adequate spray cover­
age. Labeled crops are tolerant to 
Basagran DF; some leaf-speckling 
and leaf-bronzing may occur under 
certain conditions, but crops gener­
ally outgrow this condition within 10 
days. (See Restrictions and 
Limitations for each crop.) 
TIming of Applications 
Apply Basagran DF earty, when 
weeds are small and actively grow­
ing and before weeds reach the 
maximum size listed in the &::lplica­
tion rate tables for the individual 
crops. 
Ear1y application produces te,e most 
beneficial effect on weed cwtrol 
(exceptions: yellow nutsedge and 
Canada thistle), allows use of the 
lower rate (depending on weBd 
) species), and makes thorough 
. spray coverage easier to obtain. 
Delay in application permits weeds 
to exceed the maximum size stated 
and will result in inadequate control. 
Cultivation 
Do not cultivate within 5 days 
before or after applying BasagranO 
DF in the following northem and 
western states: AZ., CA, CO, CT, IA, 
ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, MA, ME, MI, MN, 
MO, MT, NE, ND, NH, NJ, NV, NY, 
OH, OR, PA, RI, SD, UT, VT, WA, 
WI, WV, and WY. 
Cultivation may put weeds under 
stress and reduce control obtained. 
Timely cultivation 2 -3 weeks after 
applying Basagran DF may assist 
weed control. 
) Water Volume and Spray 
Pressure 
Apply recommended rates of 
Basagran DF as follows: 
Ground Equipment: Use 10-20 
gallons of water per broadcast acre 
and a minimum of 40 psi (measured 
at the boom, not at the pump or in 
the line). When crop and weed 
foliage is dense, use up to 50 gal­
lons of water and up to 80 psi. Use 
standard high-pressure pesticide 
hollow cone or flat fan nozz~es 
spaced 20 inches apart. DJ not use 
nood, whirl chamber or coc.:rolled 
droplet application (CDA) r Jzzles. 
Air Equipment: Use a m:cmum of 
5 gallons of water per acr~ ,except 
10 gallons for rice) and a rr aximum 
of 40 psi. Use only diaphrqm-type 
nozzles· flIoducing cone or 'an 
spray patterns. 
Aerial Application - Special 
Directions 
To obtain uniform coverage and to 
avoid drift hazards, the following 
application equipment and prac­
tices should be used: 
Nozzle Height: Maximum of 10 
feet above crop. 
Nozzle Orientation: Nozzles must 
be Oriented to discharge straight 
back with the air stream (opposite 
the direction of travel of the aircraft) 
or at some angle between straight 
back and straight down. For opti­
mal coverage when applying 
Basagran DF by air in rice, orient 
all nozzles straight back. 
Nozzles must not be located farther 
out :han three-fourths the distance 
frorr the center of the aircraft to the 
end Jf the wing or rotor. 
Do rot apply Basagran DF by air­
crai: when wind velocity exceeds 
10 mph (except above 5 mph in 
Cali;ornia). Coarse sprays (large 
droplets) are less likely to drift. 
Do not apply Basagran DF by air if 
ornamental or sensitive non-target 
crops, such as cotton, sugar beets, 
sun,owers or okra are within 200 
feet downwind. 
Applicator must follow the most 
restrictive use cautions to avoid drift 
hazards, including those found in 
this labeling as well as applicable 
state and local regulations and ordi­
nances. 
Special information for irrigated 
areas: In irrigated areas, it may be 
necessary to irrigate prior to treat­
ment with Basagran DF to ensure 
that weeds are growing actively. 
Weeds growing under drought con­
ditions usually are not satisfactorily 
controlled. 
Addition of Oil Concentrate 
A nonphytotoxic oil concentrate 
(commonly referred to·as oil con­
centrate) should be added to the 
spray tank for certain weed prob­
lems as recommended in the 
Directions for Use for specific 
crops. The oil concentrate must 
contain either a petroleum or veg­
etable oil base and must meet all 
the following cr~eria: 
1) be nonphytotoxic, 2) contain only 
EPA-exempt ingredients, 3) provide 
good mixing quality in the Jar Test 
for Estimating Suitability of 
Mixes, and 4) be successful in local 
experience. 
Tr.e exact composition of suitable 
prcducts will vary; however, vag­
eta:Jle and petroleum oil concen­
trates should contain emulsifiers 
that provide good mixing quality. 
For vegetable oil concentrates, it 
has been observed that highly 
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refined vegetable oils are more sat­
isfactory than unrefined vegetable 
oils. For additional information, see 
Jar Test for Estimating 
Suitability of Mixes. 
Adding oil concentrate to 
Basagran DF on soybeans, beans 
and peanuts may cause a slight leaf 
bum, but all new growth is normal 
and crop vigor is rml reduced. The 
potential for leaf burn is increased 
when relative humidity and temper­
ature are high. 
A few oil concentrates have exhibit­
ed excessive leaf bum. Refer to 
your supplier of Basagran DF for 
information concerning successful 
local experience before purchasing 
any oil concentrate. 
Do not add oil concentrate to 
Basagran DF for use on peas 
except as directed for use in the 
Pacific Northwest (PNW). 
Rate of Oil Concentrate: 
Ground application - 1.25% vlv; 
2 pints per acre (maximum). 
Air application -'1.25% v/v; 
1 pint per acre (maximum). 
California: Refer to additional infor­
mation under the specific crop 
(beans, corn, and sorghum). 
Addition of Nitrogen Solution for 
Velvetleaf and Other Weeds ' 
Urea Ammonium Nitrate (UAN) 
solution (commonly referred to as 
28%, 30% or 32% nitrogen solu­
tion) or ammonium sulfate (AMS) 
may be added to Basagran DF in 
place of oil concentrate to improve 
velvetleaf control. 
Control of cocklebur, wild sun­
flower, Pennsylvania smartweed, 
devilscJaw, venice mallow and wild 
mustard may also be improved. 
Either nitrogen solution should be 
added to the tank with Basagran 
DF when velvetleaf is the primary 
target weed. Basagran DF plus a 
nitrogen solution will not provide 
adequate control of common rag­
weed and common lambsquarters. 
If these weeds or other weeds 
requiring oil concentrate are present 
in addition to velvetleaf, then oil 
concentrate should also be used. 
UAN solution is an agricultural 
grade fertilizer used by local dealers 
for agricultural applications. 
Adding UAN solution or UAN solu­
tion plus oil concentrate to 
Basagran DF on certain crops may 
cause a slight leaf burn, but the 
new growth is normal and crop 
vigor IS not reduced. Refer to your 
supplier of Basagran DF for infor­
mation concerning successful local 
experience before using UAN solu­
tion.

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AMS is a dry granular nitrogen 
source fertilizer. Several grades of 
ammonium sulfate are currently 
available, however, only fine feed 
grade or spray grade AMS is rec­
ommended as an additive to 
Basagran OF. Inferior grades of 
AMS do not dissolve adecuately 
and can plug spray nozzles. 
Using AMS requires some prepara­
tion in mixing with Basagran" OF 
as compared to UAN. (See 
Mixing.) 
Three quarts of liquid AMS (8-0-0 
analysis) may be substituted for 
granular AMS. 
Do not add nitrogen (UAN or AMS) 
solutions to Basagran OF for use 
on rice, peanuts, or mint. 
Rate of UAN Solution: 
Ground application: 2.5-5% v/v 
(1 gallon per acre maximum) 
Air application: 2.5-5%v/v 
(0.5 gallon per acre maximum) 
Rate of AMS solution: 
Ground Application: 2.5 pounds 
per acre 
Air application: AMS solution is 
not recommended due to potential 
precipitation problems in reduced 
water volumes. AMS can be used 
provided a minimum of 10 gallons 
of solution per acre is applied. Use 
only if the source of AMS has been 
demonstrated to be successful in 
local experience. 
Mixing 
RII tank of a thoroughly clean 
sprayer half to two-thirds full with 
clean water. Star! agitation and add 
Basagran OF; allow to mix thor-
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y. Add oil concentrate and/or 
nitrogen solution and remaining VOl­
ume of water. Maintain constant 
agitation during application. 
Ammonium Sulfate lAMS) 
AMS may be added in place of 
UAN to the spray solution. Use 
AMS at 2.5 pounds per acre. Use 
only fine feed grade or spray grade 
AMS. RII sprayer tank two-thirds full 
with clean water. Begin agitation, 
slowly add required amount of AMS 
to the tank. Adding too quickly may 
clog outlet lines. Allow AMS crystals 
to dissolve completely. 
Complete mixing procedures by 
addition of Basagran OF and 
remaining water. Maintain agitation 
during application to ensure com­
plete mixing. 
Rinse ecuipment after use to mini­
mize corrosive activity of AMS. 
To determine AMS quality, pertorrn 
a jar test adding 1/3 cup of AMS to 
1 gallon of water and agitate for 1 
minute. If undissolved sediment is 
observed, predissolve AMS in water 
and filter before adding it to the 
spray tank. 
Jar Test for Estimating 
Suitability of Mixes: 
1. Water supply: Use only water 
from the intended source and at 
the source temperature. 
2. Amount of water in jar: 
Ground application - for 20 
gallons per acre spray volume, 
use 31/3 cups (800 ml) of water. 
Air application - for 5 gallons 
per acre spray volume, use 5/6 
cup (200 ml) of water, or for 10 
gallons per acre spray volume, 
use 12/3 cup (400 ml) of water. 
For other spray volumes, adjust 
proportionately to above. Add 
2/3 the volume of water to the 
jar. 
3. Amount of herbicide and oil 
concentrate and/or UAN to 
add: Add herbicides and oil con­
centrate and/or UAN at the rate 
of 1 teaspoon (5 ml) for each pint 
of recommended label rate. 
4. Add components in the fol­
lowing sequence, gently mixing 
between component additions: 
1) Basagran OF, and when 
applicable, other dry products 
(dry ftowables and wettable 
powders) when applicable. 
2) Water-miscible products (such 
as Blazer), liquid fertilizers or 
liquid flowables. 
3) Oil concentrate. 
4) Poast" herbicide or other 
emulsifiable concentrates when 
applicable. 
5) Add remaining volume of water. 
5. Cap jar, invert 10 cycles, let 
stana for 15 minutes, evaluate. 
6. Evaluation: An ideal tank mix 
combination will be uniform; 
thus, the suitability of the mix is 
questionable if any of the follow­
ing are observed: 
Free oil at the surtace - film or 
globules. 
Rocculation - fine particles which 
may be suspended in the liquid 
or found as precipitated layer at 
the bottom of the jar. 
Clabbering - thickening texture 
(coagulated) resembling yogurt or 
a curd-like texture as with cot­
tage cheese. 
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Restrictions and Limitations "'~ 
Do not apply Basagran OF to 
crops that have been subject to 
stress conditions such as hail dam­
age, fiooding, drought, injury from 
other herbicides or widely fiuctuat-
ing temperatures, as crop injury 
may result. 
Do~t apply Basagran OF to 
crops injured (leaf phy1otoxicity or 
plant stunting) by any prior herbi­
cide applications. This injury may be 
enhanced or prolonged. 
Do not apply Basagran OF during 
prolonged periods of drought or 
during unseasonably cold weather, 
as unsatisfactory weed control may 
result. 
Clean sprayer thoroughly before 
applying Basagran OF, particularly 
If a herbiCide was used which has 
the potential to injure the crop to be 
sprayed with Basagran OF, 
Do not apply this product through 
ant type of irrigation system. 
Ralnfall or overhead irrigation soon 
after application may decrease the 
effectiveness of Basagran OF. 
BASF does not recommend the use 
of Basagran OF tank mixes other 
than those listed on BASF labels, 
supplemental labels, or technical 
bulletins. Reduced efficacy, physical 
incompatibility or crop injury may 
result from mixing Basagran OF 
with other pesticides, additives or 
fertilizers. Local agricultural authori­
ties may be a source of information 
when using other than BASF rec­
ommended combinations. 
Do not apply more than a total of 
36 ounces of Basagran OF per acre 
in one season. 
Do not apply more than a total of 
2.0 pounds of bentazon a.i. (from all 
sources) per acre per season.

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SOYBEANS 
Directions For Use 
Apply Basagran& OF when weeds 
are small and actively growing and 
before weeds reach the maximum 
size listed in Table 1. Such applica­
tions generally correspond to the 
soybean growth stages of unifoliate 
to two expanded trifoliate leaves. 
Table 1 
Application Rates for Soybeans 
Mixing with Insecticides 
A need may arise that requires 
postemergence or foliar control of 
certain insects in the soybean crop. 
It is possible to tank mix an insecti­
cide with Basagran OF if the prop­
er application timing of the insecti­
cide coincides with the application 
timing of Basagran OF. 
Insecticides that may be used are 
Furadan 3 4F, Pounce·, Pydrino, 
dimethoate, and Lorsban 4E. 
Do not tank mix Basagran OF with 
malathion or Sevin&. The tank mix 
addition of an insecticide to 
Basagran OF may increase the 
potential for crop injury. 
Consult the respective labels for 
Directions For Use and 
Restrictions and limitations of 
each product. The most restrictive 
labeling applies in tank mixes. 
The exact conditions under which 
an insecticide is tank mixed with 
Basagran OF may vary and these 
conditions may reduce good mixing 
quality. 
Before a tank mix of Basagran OF 
and an insecticide is mixed. a jar 
test should be conducted following 
the directions in Jar Test for 
Estimating Suit3mlity of Mixes. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(partial list) 
Do not apply more than a total of 
36 ounces of Basagran OF per 
acre in one season. 
Do not graze or cut treated soy­
bean fields for forage or hay for at 
least 30 days after the last treat­
ment of Basagran OF. 
Application Rates for Weed Growth Stages ~ 
Weeds Controlled 9 oz. per Acre' 14 oz. per Acre 18 oz. per Acre 
Leaf Stage Maximum Leaf Stage I Maximum Leaf Stage Maximum 
Height • Height Height 
Balloonvine - - 2-4 2" 4-6 3" 
Beggarticks - - Up to 6 6" 6-8 8" 
Bristly Starbur - - Upt04 2" 4-6 3" 
Cocklebur' 2-4 4" 2-6 6" 6-10 10" 
Coffee Senna' - - - - Up to 1 pinnate 2" 
Common Lambsquarters' Upt04 1" Upt06 1112~ 4-8 2" 
Common Purslane - - Upt04 1 " 4-6 2" 
Common Ragweed' - - - - 4-6 3" 
Dayflower - . - Up to 6 4" 6-10 8" 
DevilsclaW' - - - - Upto 6 3" 
Galinsoga 4 - - - - Cotyledon to 6 2" 
Giant Ragweed' - - - - Upto 4 6" 
Jimsonweed Up to 4 4" Upt06 6" 6-10 10" 
Ladysthumb Up to 4 4" Upt06 6" 6-10 10" 
Marshelder - - Upt04 2" Up to 8 4" 
Pennsylvania Smartweed Up to 4 4" Up to 6 6" 6-10 10" 
Prickly Sida or T eaweed - - Upt06 3" 6-8 4" 
Redweed - - 4-6 6" 6-10 8" 
Sesbania~ - - -. - 3-5 3" 
Shepherds Purse' - - Upto6 4" 6-10 8" 
Spurred Anoda - - Upto6 3" 6-8 4" 
Tropic Croton - - Upto2 2" 2-4 4" 
Velvetleaf" Up to 4 2" Upto6 5" 4-6 6" 
Venice Mallow Up to 4 2" Up to 6 2" 6-10 4" 
Wild Buckwheat - - Upto4 3" 4-6 5" 
Wild Mustard Upt04 2" Upto6 4" 6-10 8" 
Wild Poinsettia 4 - - 2-4 4" 4-8 6" 
Wild Sunflower Up to 2 3" Up to 4 5" 4-6 8" 
For additional weeds, see SpeCial Directions section following. " , Apply before the weeds reach the maximum size or leaf stage indicated. If regrowth develops, make a second application 
of 9 ounces 7-14 days later. [This rate not applicable in California.) , Do not treat earlier than leaf stage shown and do not count cotyledon leaves. , Control rnay be partial or inconsistent. , Add oil concentrate at a rate (concentration) of 2 pints per acre maximum (1.25% v/v). See Addition of Nitrogen Solution 
(UAN or AMS) for Velvetleaf and Other Weeds. , If a second flush occurs, re-treat field according to this rate table. , Do not treat rosette before seed stalk appears. , Add nitrogen solution according to the section Addition of Nitrogen Solution (see page 4) or add oil concentrate accord-
ing to the section Addition of Oil Concentrate. 
6

Special Directions for Other Weed Problems in Soybeans 
Annual Momingglories 
South: (AL, AR, FL, GA, LA, MS, NC, OK, SC, TN, TX, and VA) 
To control smallflower and cypressvine morningglories apply either 14 oz. of Basagran OF 
per acre to plants not larger than 4 true leaves and 4 inches in height, or 18 oz. of 
Basagran OF per acre to plants not larger than 6 true leaves and 6 inches in height. Add 
oil concentrate to the spray solution with Basagran OF. (See section Addition of Oil 
Concentrate.) 
To control palmleaf, pitted, tall (common), entire/eaf, purple moonflower, and ivyleaf morn-
ingglories, apply 14 oz. of Basagran OF per acre to plants not larger than 4 true leaves-
and 4 inches in height (14-18 days after momingglory emergence). 
All states other than the South: 
Apply 18-28 oz. of Basagran OF per acre to annual morningglories not larger than 4 true 
leaves. Control may be partial or inconsistent. Add oil concentrate to the spray solution of 
Basagranlwater. (See section Addition of Oil Concentrate.) 
Because morningglories grow very rapidly, it is important to watch the grow1h stage care-
fully and to be certain that Basagran OF is applied to morningglories before they exceed 
the maximum size recommended on this label. 
Canada Thistle 
Apply 18 oz. of Basagran OF per acre when plants are from 8 inches tall to bud stage. 
Make a second application at the same rate 7-10 days later. Add oil concentrate to the 
spray solution of Basagran OF. (See section Addition of Oil Concentrate.) 
Yellow Nutsedge 
Two applications are preferred for best results. Apply 14-18 oz. of Basagran OF per acre 
when plants are 6-8 inches tall. If needed, make a second application at the same rate 7-
10 days later. Add oil concentrate to the spray solution of Basagran OF. Add oil concen-
trate to the spray solution of Basagran OF. ~ 
Field and Hedge Bindweed in KY, Il, IN, MI, and OH only 
For suppression of field and hedge bindweed, apply 18-28 oz. of Basagran OF per acre 
when vines are a maximum of 10 inches long. Add oil concentrate to the spray solution 
with Basagran OF. 
late Cocklebur Rescue Treatment 
This treatment only provides partial control of cocklebur in the event earily postemergence 
treatments were not made. Very thorough spray coverage is essential. Apply a single appli-
cation of 18-28 oz. of Basagran OF per acre to plants up to 24 inches tali. For better con-
trol, apply 14 oz. of Basagran OF to plants up to 24 inches tall, repeat 10-14 days later. 
late Velvet/eaf Rescue Treatment 
Partial velvetleaf control can be obtained in the event postemergence treatments were not 
made. Thorough coverage is essential. Apply a single application of 28 oz. per acre of 
Basagran OF plus 1 qullrt of oil concentrate and 1 gallon of UAN solution to velvetleaf 
plants up to 12 inches. For better control, apply 14 oz. per acre of Basagran OF plus 1 
quart of oil concentrate plus 1 gallon of UAN solution (AMS may be substituted) followed in 
4-7 days with the same treatment. 
7

) 
Soybeans 
Tank Mixes with Basagran" OF 
Use the following chart as a guide to determine broadleaf weeds and grasses controlled by Basagran OF alone 
and various tank mixes with Basagran OF. 
Basagran OF Tank Mixes' - Guide to Additional Weeds Controlled 
Basagran OF Controls Weeds Listed in Table 1 Refer to Table Listed Below for Rate, Weed Size 
Additional Weed Control by Tank Mixing with Basagran OF and Additive Information 
Blazer'" Herbicide 
-Crotalaria Basagran OF + Blazer 
Morningglories Tables 2, 3, and 4, Pages 10-11 Nightshade, Black 
Pigweed, Redroot 
, Srnooth 
Ragweed, Cornrnon Oarger growth stage) 
Sesbania 
Waterhernp, Tall 
Classictl§ Herbicide 
Cocklebur Oater growth stages) Basagran OF + Classic 
Jimsonweed Table 14. Page 20 Ladysthurnb 
Mallow. Venice 
Srnartweed. Pennsylvania 
Sunflower, \MId 
Velvetleaf 
Pinnaclei& Herbicide =-Pigweed, Redroot Basagran OF + Pinnacle . Smooth Table 13, Page 19 Sunftower, \MId 
Waterhemp, Tall 
Pursuif8 Herbicide 
Barnyardgrass Basagran OF + Pursuit Crabgrass, Large Table 15, Page 21 , Smooth 
Foxtails 
Johnsongrass, Seedling 
Shattercane 
Reflex" 2LC Herbicide 
Crotalaria Basagran OF + Reflex 2LC 
Morningglorles Page 12 Nightshade, Black 
Pigweed, Redroot 
, Smooth 
Ragweed, Common 
Sesbania 
Waterhemp, Tall 
2,4-0B 
Morningglorles (lvyleaf, Tall, Entirelea~ Basagran OF + 2,4-0B 
Vines up to 6" long Table 5, Page 13 
Scepter'" Herbicide 
Pigweed, Redroot Basagran OF + Scepter , Smooth 
Sunftower, \MId Table 6, Page 13 
Waterhemp, Tall 
• Tank mixes not applicable in California. 
-,; 
8

10/5(, 
Basagran OF Tank Mixes· - Guide to Additional Weeds Controlled (continued) 
Basagran OF Controls Weeds Usted in Table 1 Reter to Table Listed Below tor Rate, Weed Size 
Additional Weed Control by Tank Mixing with Basagran OF and Additive Information 
Poast" Herbicide 
Barnyardgrass Basagran OF + Poast 
Crabgrass, Large Table 7, Page 14 
, Smooth 
Cupgrass, Woolly -Goosegrass 
Foxtail, Giant 
, Green 
, Yellow 
Johnsongrass, Seedling 
Junglerice 
Millet, Wild Proso 
Panicum, Fall 
, Texas 
Signalgrass, Broadleaf 
Sprangletop, Red 
Witchgrass 
Poast + Blazer Herbicides 
See weeds listed above for Poast and Blazer. Basagran OF + Poast + Blazer 
Table 8, Page 15 
) 
Poast Plus· Herbicide ~ 
Basagran OF + Poast Plus 
See weeds listed for Poast. Table 9, Page 16 
Poast Plus + Blazer Herbicides 
See weeds listed above for Poast Plus and Blazer. Basagran OF + Poast Plus + Blazer 
Table 10, Page 17 
Blazer + Poast or Poast Plus Spot Treatment 
Basagran OF + Blazer + Poast or Poast Plus 
. Table 11, Page 18 
) 
9

Basagran- OF and Blaze"" Tank 
Mixes· - Soybeans 
General Information 
For postemergence broadleaf weed 
control, refer to Tables 2, 3, and 4 
as determined by weed problems 
and geographical area. 
Table 2 - Northern States 
Table 3 - All states (except 
California) 
Table 4 - Southern States 
TIming of Application 
All applications of Basagran OF 
should be timed according to the 
weed growth stages indicated in 
Table 1 and when the weeds are 
actively growing. 
With Blazer in the tank mix, appli­
cations of Basagran OF should be 
timed according to the weed 
growth stages indicated in Tables 
2, 3, and 4 when the weeds are 
actively growing. 
If weeds are not at the correct 
) growth stage for treatment at the 
same time, separate applications 
should be made. Delay in applica­
tion permits weeds to exceed the 
maximum size stated and will result 
in inadequate control. 
Water Volume and Spray 
Pressure 
Ground equipment: Refer to the 
Directions For Use - All Crops 
Table 2 
Northern States' 
Air equipment: Use a minimum of 
10 gallons of total spray solution 
per acre. Refer to Directions For 
Use - All Crops. 
Rates of Additives 
Use 1-2 pints (1.25% v/v) of oil con­
centrate per acre. If velvetleaf is the 
primary weed target and lamb­
squarters or common ragweed are 
not a problem, use either 0.5-1 gal­
lon UAN (2.5-5% v/v) or 2.5 pounds 
of ammonium sulfate per acre. 
Oil Concentrate + Nitrogen 
Solution 
A nonphytotoxic oil concentrate (as 
referred to above) plus a nitrogen 
solution (UAN or AMS) can be 
added to the spray tank. This com­
bination is recommended for use in 
areas of low humidity and moderate 
temperatures when lambsquarters, 
ragweed, and velvetleaf are to be 
controlled. 
Excessive crop injury can occur 
with this combination in high humid­
ity and high temperature regions. 
Do not exceed recommended rates 
and adjust additive rate proportion­
ately to gallonage applied. 
Ground Application: Use oil con­
centrate' at 2 pints per 100 gallons 
of spray solution (0.25% v/v) plus 
UAN at 2.5 gallons per 100 gallons 
of spray solution (2.5 % v/v). AMS 
may be used at 6.25 pounds per 
100 gallons of spray solution. 
• A nonionic surfactant can be sub­
stituted for oil concentrate. 
Basagran OF + Blazer Tank Mix Additional Weed Control - Soybeans 
Rate and Time of Application 
Product Rate Per Acre Weeds ControlledlWeed Size' 
9-18 oz. 
according to weed Apply rate of Basagran OF Basagran OF species and size according to weed sizes in Table 1. (See Table 1, 
page 6) 
~plus plus 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(partial list) 
Read and follow Restrictions and 
Limitations on the Basagran OF 
and Blazer labels. The most 
restrictive labeling applies to tank 
mixes. 
Do not apply Blazer within 50 days 
of harvest (see Blazer label). 
Do not graze trealed soybean fields 
and do not feed treated soybean 
forage. ensilage or hay to livestock 
(see Blazer label). 
'T ank mix not applicable in Califomia. 
Additive Rate Per Acre 
1-2 pints oil concentrate 
(1.25% v/v) 
or if velvetleaf is the primary 
weed target and lambsquarters 
or cornman ragweed are not a 
problem, use 0.5-1 gallon UAN' 
Leaf Stage Max, Height (2.5-5% v/v) 
or 
Pigweeds Upto 4 <2" 2.5 pounds ammonium sulfate 
Blazer' 0.5 pint or (Redroat and 0.25% v/v oil concentrate Smooth) plus 2.5% v/v UAN' Tall Waterhemp Up to 4 <2" 
, For the purpose of this table, Northern States are the following states and those to the north thereof: MD, WV, OH, IN, IL, 
KS and MO (except southeastern MO, Jefferson county and south). 
, See Table 4 to control additional weeds. 
, See Addition of Nitrogen Solution, page 4 . 
• Apply tank mix early, when weeds are smal' and actively growing before weeds reach maximum height listed. 
" Excessive crop injury can occur with this tank mix in high humidity and high temperature regions. Do not exceed the recom-
men jed rates and adjust the additive rate proportionately to the water volume applied. 
10 
"/sr-

) 
-.., 
Table 3 
All States Except California 
Basagran OF + Blazer Tank Mix Additional Weed Control - Soybeans 
Rate and Time of Application 
Product Rate Per Acre Weeds ControlledJWeed Size 
9-18 oz. 
according to weed 
Basagran OF species and size 
{See Table 1 
page 6) 
~plus plus 
-
Leaf Stage Max. Height 
Black Nightshade Up to 2 <2' 
Common Ragweed' Up to 10 6" 
Crotalaria Up to 6 6" 
Blazer 1 pint Giant Ragweed' Up to 10 6" 
Momingglories' Upt02 2" 
Redroot Pigweed Upt06 <4" 
Sesbania Up to 4 pinnate 6" 
Smooth Pigweed Upto 6 <4" 
Tall Waterhemp Up to 6 <4" 
, Requires 18 oz. of Basagran OF. 
, For consistent control of common (tall) momingglory use the 14 oz. rate of Basagran OF. 
, See section Addition of Nitrogen Solution, page 4 . 
Additive Rate Per Acre 
1-2 pints oil concentrate 
(1.25'7'0 v/v) 
or if veivetleaf is the primary 
weed target and lambsquarters 
or common ragweed are not a 
problem, 
use 0.5-1 gallon UAN' 
(2.5-5% v/v) 
or 
2.5 pounds ammonium sulfate 
or 
0.25% vlv oil concentrate 
plus 2.5% vlv UAN' 
• Excessive crop injury can occur with this tank mix in high humidity and high temperaturEl!l'8gions. Do not exceed the recom-
mended rates and adjust the additive rate proportionately to the water volume applied. 
Table 4 
Southern States' 
Basagran OF + Blazer Tank Mix Additional Weed Control - Soybeans 
Rate and Time of Application 
Product Rate Per Acre Weeds Controlled Leaf Stage 
Basagran OF 9 oz. Black Nightshade Upt02 
+ • + Bristly Starbur 4-6 
Blazer 1 pint Carpetweed -
Cocklebur' 2-6 
Common Lambsquarlers' 4-6 
Common Ragweed 4-6 
Crota/aria Up to 6 
Giant Ragweed Upt04 
Jimsonweed Upt06 
Ladysthumb Upt06 
Momingglories' Upt02 
PennsylvaniaSmartweed Upt06 
Prickly Sida (Teaweed)' Upt04 
Redroot Pigweed Upt06 
Redweed 2-4 
Sesbania Up to 4 
Smooth Pigweed Upt06 
Spurred Anoda' Up t04 
Tall Waterhemp Upt06 
Velvetleaf' Upt04 
Venice Mallow Upt06 
Tropic Croton 2 
Woolly Croton 2 
Wild Mustard Upt06 
Weed Size 
Max. Height 
2" 
3" 
2" 
6" 
2" 
3" 
6" 
6" 
6" 
6" 
2" 
6" 
2" 
<4" 
3" 
6" 
<4" 
2" 
<4" 
2" 
2" 
<2" 
<2" 
4" 
Additive Rate 
Per Acre 
Oil concentrate 1.25% 
vlv 
(2 pints maximum) 
, For the purpose of this table, Southern States are AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, OK, SC, TN, 1)(, VA and Southeastern 
MO (Jefferson Co. and south). , Do not treat earlier than the two-leaf stage and do not count cotyledon leaves , For consistent control, increase rate of Basagran OF to 14 oz. , For common (tall) morningglory, increase rate of Basagran OF to 14 oz. 
11

Basagran· OF + Reflex 2LC Tank 
Mix - Soybeans 
General Information 
A tank mix of Basagran OF herbi­
cide and Reflex 2LC herbicide 
may be applied for postemergence 
control of the major troublesome 
broadleaf weed species in soy­
beans. 
Basagran OF and Reflex 2LC are 
selective postemergence herbicides 
that control annual broadleaf 
weeds. Apply the tank mix to 
actively growing weeds. Refer to 
this label and the Reflex 2LC labels 
for defined environmental condi­
tions and recommended rates. 
Weed sizes and growth stages for 
susceptible weed species are 
described in these labels. 
Refer to sections: Directions For 
Use - All Crops, Water Volume 
and Spray Pressure, and Mixing 
for more information. 
,Rate 
, Basagran OF may be used in the 
tank mixes at rates of 9-18 oz. per 
acre in each of the regions listed for 
Reflex 2LC. Refer to tank mix table 
below for the recommended use 
rate of Reflex 2LC in Regions 1, 2, 
3, 4, and 5. Geographic deSCription 
of these regions is included in the 
Reflex 2LC label. 
Rates of Additives 
Use 1-2 pints (1.25% v/v) oil con­
centrate. If velvetleaf is the primary 
weed target and lambsquarters or 
common ragweed are not a prob­
lem, use either 0.5-1 gallon UAN 
(2.5-5% v/v) or 2.5 pounds of 
ammonium sulfate. 
In areas of low humidity and moder­
ate temperatures, 0.25% vlv oil 
concentrate can be combined with 
2.5% vlv UAN. 
Oil Concentrate Plus Nitrogen 
Solution 
A nonphylotoxic oil concentrate (as 
referred to above) plus a nitrogen 
solution (UAN or AMS) can be 
added to the spray tank. This com­
bination is recommended for use in 
areas of low humidity and moderate 
temperatures when lambsquarters, 
ragweed, and velvetleaf are to be 
controlled. 
Excessive crop injury can occur 
with this combination in high humid­
ity and high temperature regions. 
Do not exceed recommended rates 
and adjust additive rate proportion­
ately to gallonage applied. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(Partial List) 
Always read and follow the restric­
tions and limitations for each prod­
uct. The most restrictive labeling 
applies in tank mixes. 
Reflex 2LC can be applied only in 
the states or parts of states included 
in Regions 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 as 
described on the Reflex 2LC label. 
Do not apply Reflex 2LC to any 
field in Regions 2, 3, 4, and 5 
more than once every two years. 
• A maximum of 1.6 pints (0.375 
pounds ail per acre of Reflex 2LC 
may be applied per growing season 
for soybeans in Region 1. A maxi-
Application Rates for Basagran OF and Reflex 2LC in Tank Mix 
mum of 1.6 pints (0.375 pound al) 
per acre may be applied in alternate 
years in Region 2. A maximum of 
1.3 pints (0.313 pound ail per acre 
may be applied in alternate years in 
Region 3. A maximum of 1 pint 
(0.25 pound ai.) per acre may be 
applied in alternate years in Region 
4. A maximum of 0.75 pint (0.1875 
poundai) per acremay be applied 
in alternate years in Region 5. 
Refer to Reflex 2LC label for rec­
ommendations concerning crop 
rotation. 
Do not apply a total of more than 
36 ounces of Basagran DFherbi­
cide per acre in one season on 
soybeans. 
Do not make more than one 
application of the Basagran OFI 
Reflex 2LC tank mix in a single 
season. 
Use of Basagran OF + Reflex 
2LC tank mix during periods of dry 
weather when crop and weeds are 
under stress and not actively grow­
ing may result in ~duced weed 
control. 
Do not apply to drought stressed 
weeds or weeds which have gone 
through an extended dry period. 
In the event of a crop loss due to 
weather conditions, only soybeans 
can be replanted (see Reflex 2LC 
label). 
Avoid drift to all other crops and 
nontarget areas. Crops other than 
soybeans may be severely injured 
by drift . 
Do not graze treated areas or har­
vest for forage or hay (see Reflex 
2LC label). 
Region' Basagran OP Reflex2LC' Oil Concentrate Nitrogen Solution Oil Concentrate Plus' 
Nitrogen Solution 
) 1 9-18oz'/A 1-1.6 pts./A 1.25% vlv 
2 9·18oz./A 1·1.6 pts./A 1.25% v/~ 
3 9-18oz./A 1-1.3 pinVA 1.25% vlv 
4 9-18oz'/A 1 pinVA 1.25% vlv 
5 9-18oz'/A 0.75 pinVA 1.25% vlv 
, See the Reflex 2LC label for states or parts of states included in regions. 
, Consult labels for each product for specific weeds controlled. 
2.5-5% vlv 0.25% vlv + 2.5% vlv 
2.5-5% vlv 0.25% v/v + 2.5% vlv 
2.5-5% vlv 0.25% v/v + 2.5% v/v 
2.5-5% vlv 0.25% v/v + 2.5% vlv 
2.5-5% vlv 0.25% vlv + 2.5% vlv 
3 Recommended for use in areas of low humidity and moderate temperatures. when lambsquarters, ragweed, and velvetleaf 
are to be controlled. 
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,'+-151-
Basagran" OF + 2,4-0B Tank 
Mix' - Soybeans 
General Information 
These directions are intended to 
provide the user of Basagran OF 
with instructions for tank mixing 
with 2,4-0B (such as Butyrac 200 
or Butoxone 200 herbicides) to 
control entireleaf, tall (common), 
and ivyIeaf momingglories. Apply to 
actively growing weeds at the rec­
ommended growth stages. 
Table 5 
Refer to sections: Directions For 
Use - All Crops, Water Volume 
and Spray Pressure, and Mixing 
for more information. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(partial list) 
Read and follow the Restrictions 
and Limitations on the labels for 
Basagran OF and 2,4-0B. The 
most restrictive labeling applies in 
tank mixes. 
Use only amine formulations of 2,4-
DB. 
Do not apply more than 1 applica­
tion of this tank mix per season. 
Do not apply within 60 days of har­
vest (see label for 2,4-DB). 
The use of this tank mix will cause 
soybean foliage injury (such as 
burning, bronzing or crinkling) and 
may reduce yields. 
Dc not use this tank mix on soy­
beanS-that show symptoms of dis­
ease such as phytophthora root rot 
(see label for 2,4-0B). 
'Tank mix not applicable in Califomia. 
Basagran OF + 2,4-0B Tank Mix For Additional Weed Control in Soybeans 
Rate and Time of Application 
Product Rate Per Acre Weeds ControlledlWeed Size Additive Rate Per Acre 
14-18 oz. 
Basagran OF according to weed Apply rate of Basagran OF 
species and size according to weed sizes in Table 1. 
(See Table 1 page 6) Nitrogen solution r--plus plus 
2 .fl. oz. of 
2,4-0B Butoxone 200 
(amine or 
fonnulation) Butyrac 200 
(0.03 pound ae') 
• Acid eqUlvaient 
Basagran 3 OF + Scepter Tank 
Mix' - Soybeans 
Northern States Only. 
General Information 
The tank mix of Basagran OF plus 
Scepter herbicide will control pig­
weeds in addition to those weeds 
controlled by Basagran OF. Apply 
to actively growing weeds at the 
recommended growth stages. 
TableS 
Northern States' 
Momingglories 
~ 1.25-2.5% v/v (1 quart 
maximum) 
Ivyleaf Vines up to 6" long Tall (Common) 
Entireleat 
Refer to sections: Directions For 
Use - Soybeans, Water Volume 
and Spray Pressure, and Mixing 
for more information. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(partial list) 
Read and follow the Restrictions 
and Limitations on the labels for 
Basagran OF and Scepter. The 
most restrictive labeling applies in 
tank mixes. 
Observe all geographical and rota­
tional crop restrictions on the label 
for Scepter" or Scepter 70 OG. 
.,. ank mix not applicable in Califomia. 
Basagran OF + Scepter Tank Mix For Additional Weed Control in Soybeans 
Rate and Time of Application 
Product Rate Per Acre Weeds ControlledlWeed Size Additive Rate Per Acre 
9-18 oz. 
Basagran OF according to weed Apply rate of Basagran OF 
species and size according to weed sizes in Table 1. 
(See Table 1 page 6) 
Oil concentrate 1.25% v/v r------pi u s plus leaf Stage Max. Height (2 pints maximum) 
Scepter 1/3 pint Redroot Pigweed Up to 6 3" 
or or Smooth Pigweed Up to 6 3" 
Scepter 70 OG 1.4 oz Tall Waterhemp Up to 6 3" 
Wild Sunflower Up t06 3" 
• Northsm Stales, for the purpose of this table are he following states: lA, southern MI, southern WI, PA, NJ, DE, NE, KS, 
MD, I'N, OH, IN. IL, and MO (except southeastern: Jefferson County and southl. See label for Scepter or Scepter 70 OG 
for lis! of approved states and parts of states. 
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I

BasagranO DF + Poast Tank Mix' 
-Soybeans 
General Information 
Basagran DF and Poasr herbi­
cides may be tank mixed for poste­
mergence control of the broadleaf 
and grass weeds shown in this 
table. Apply to actively growing 
weeds at the recommended growth 
stages. Separate applications 
should be made if: 
a) all weeds to be controlled are not 
at the correct growth stage for 
treatment at the same time, or 
b) grasses to be controlled include 
rhizome johnsongrass, quack­
grass, bermudagrass, wirestem 
muhly, shattercane, volunteer 
cereals, wild oats, red rice or itch­
grass. 
See Table 12, Soybeans and 
Peanuts, Separate Applications 
of Basagran DF or Basagran DF 
Table 7 
+ Blazer Tank Mix Preceded or 
followed with Poast, page 18. 
Water Volume and Spray 
Pressure 
Ground equipment: Use a mini­
mum of 10 gallons of total spray 
solution per acre (broadcast basis) 
and 40 psi. Use standard high­
pressure hollow cone or flat fan 
nozzles spaced 20 inches apart. Do 
not use flood or whirl chamber noz­
z
es. 
Air equipment: Use a minimum of 
5 gallons of total spray solution per 
acre. 
Additives 
At the low rate of Poast (1 pint per 
acre) the additive Dash HC· spray 
adjuvant plus a nitrogen solution 
must be used. To control the addi­
tional grasses listed in Table 7, use 
the higher rate of Poast (1.5 pints 
per acre) and either Dash HC or oil 
concentrate. To enhance weed 
control, nitrogen solution may also 
be added. 
Refer to Directions For Use - All 
Crops for Mixing information. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(partial list) 
Read and follow tQarestrictions and 
limitations on the labels for 
Basagran DF and Poast. The 
most restrictive labeling applies in 
tank mixes. 
Do not apply tank mix within 75 
days of harvest (see label for 
poast). 
Do not graze treated soybean fields 
and do not feed treated soybean 
forage (green, succulent) or ensi­
lage to livestock. Treated soybean 
hay may be fed (see label for 
Poast). 
"Tank mix not applicable in California. 
'> Basagran DF + Poast Tank Mix' For Additional Weed Control in Soybeans 
Rate and Time of Application 
Product Rate Per Acre Weeds ControliedIWeed Size Dash HC or Oil\ 
Concentrate 
Nitrogen 
Solution 
9-18 oz. Broadleaves and Sedge 
according to Apply rate of Basagran OF Basagran weed species 
OF and size according to weed sizes in Table 1. - -
(See Table 1 
page 6) 
r---- plus plus 
Annual Grasses 
. Volunteer Com 1-12" Poast 1 pint Fall Panicum 4-10" Wrtchgrass 3-B" DashHC 
Giant Foxtail 3-8" (1 pt.) plus 2.5-5% vlv 
Green Foxtail 3-8: Woolly Cupgrass 3-8" 
Wild Proso Millet' 4-10" 
-or 
Barnyardgrass 3-8" Junglerice 3-8" Dash HC Broadleaf Signalgrass 3-8" Red Sprangletop 3-8" (1 pt.) Poast 1.5 pints"·3 Crabgrass, Large 3-6" Seedling Johnsongrass 3-8" Oil concen- plus 2.5-5% vlv 
, Smooth 3-6" Texas Panicum 3-8" trate Goosegrass 3-6" Yellow Foxtail 3-8" (2 pts.) 
) 
, Tank mix does not control the following weeds: rhizome johnsongrass, Bermudagrass, wirestem muhly, shattercane, volun-
teer cereals, wild oats, red rice, or itchgrass. 
, To control wild proso millet only, include Poast in the tank mix at 0.75 pint per acre. 
, The 1.5 pints per acre rate of Poast will also control all grasses listed at the 1 pint rate. 
14

J 
Basagran" OF + Blazer + Poast 
Tank Mix' - Soybeans 
General Information 
Basagran OF, Poast" and Blazer" 
herbicides may be tank mixej for 
postemergence control of bro~dleaf 
and grass weeds. Apply to ac:vely 
growing weeds at the recomrrend­
ed growth stages. 
Separate applications should be 
made if: 
a) all weeds to be controlled a';) not 
at the correct growth stage 'or 
treatment at the same time. or 
b) grasses to be controlled inG Jde 
rhizome johnsongrass, qua:,­
grass, 8ermudagrass, wire,:em 
muhly, volunteer corn, sh&~~r­
cane, volunteer cereals, wic oats, 
red rice or itchgrass. 
See Table 12, Soybeans or 
Peanuts, Separate Applications 
of Basagran OF or Basagran OF 
+ Blazer Tank Mix Pre<:eded or 
Followed by Poast. 
Table 8 
Water Volume and Spray 
Pressure 
Ground equipment: Use a mini­
mum of 10 gallons of total spray 
solution per acre (broadcast basis) 
and a minimum of 40 psi. Use stan­
dard high pressure hollow cone or 
fiat fan nozzles spaced 20 inches 
apart. Do not use flood or whirl 
chamber nozzles. 
Air equipment: Use a minimum of 
5 gallons of water per acre and a 
maximum of 40 psi. 
Refer to Directions For Use - All 
Crops for Mixing information. 
Early Spot Spray 
When using knapsack sprayers or 
high volume equipment with hand­
guns (or other suitable nozzle 
arrangements), prepare the spray 
solution according to Table 11. 
Apply to foliage on a spray-to-wet 
basis. Complete coverage of all 
foliage is essential for control. 
Control of perennial grassy weeds 
may be limited to burnoff of 
exposed foliage. 
"(Sf, 
Observe all safety precautions when 
spot spraying Basagran OF + 
Blazer + Poast tank mix. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(partial list) 
Read and follow the restrictions and 
limitations on the labels for 
BaJiOIgran OF, Poast, and Blazer. 
The most restrictive labeling applies 
in tank mixes. 
Do not apply tank mix within 75 
days of harvest. 
Do not graze treated soybean fields 
and do not feed treated soybean 
forage, ensilage or hay to livestock 
(see labels for Blazer and Poast). 
Do not include nitrogen solution 
when tank mixing. 
'Tank mix not applicable in California. 
Basagran OF + Blazer + Poast Tank Mix' For Additional Weed Control in Soybeans or Peanuts 
Rate and Time of Application 
Product Rate Per Acre I Weeds ControlledlWeed Size Additive 
Rate Per Acre 
9-18 oz. 
according to 
Basagran OF weed species Apply Basagran OF 
and size according to weed sizes in Table 1. 
(See Table 1 
r--- plus 
page 6) 
plus Bamyardgrass 3-8" Seedling Johnsongrass 3-8" 
Broadleaf Signa/grass 3-8" Smooth Crabgrass 3-6" 
Fall Panicum 3-8" Texas Panicum 4-10" 
Giant Foxtail 3-8" Wild Proso Millet' 3-8" Oil concentrate 
Poast' 1.5 pints Goosegrass 3-6" Witchgrass 3-8" 1.25%v/v 
Green Foxtail 3-8" Woolly Cupgrass 3-8" (2 pints maximum) 
Junglerice 3-8" Yellow Foxtail 3-8" 
Large Crabgrass 3-6" Note: Do not include a 
Red Sprangletop 3-8" nitrogen solution when 
~plus plus tank mixing. 
Leaf Stage Max. Height 
0.5-1 pint Black Nightshade Upto6 2" 
Use 0.5 pint for Common Ragweed Up to 10 6" 
Blazer' pigweed Crotalaria Up to 6 6" 
(up to 2") only, Morningglories3 Up to 4 4" 
1 pint if weeds ,t Redroot Pigweed Up to 6 <4" 
right are prese,.,. Sesbania Up to 4 pinnate 6" 
Smooth Pigweed Up to 6 <4" 
, Tall Waterhemp Up to 6 <4" 
I Tank mix does not control rhl:::me johnsongrass. quackgrass, 8ermudagrass, wirestem muhly, volunteer corn, shattercane, 
volunteer cereals, vtild oats, r?:: rice. or itchgrass, 
2 To control wild proso millet or,',;. include Poast in tank mix at 0.75 pint per acre. 
J For consistent control of camian (tan) morningglory, use the 14 oz. rate of Basagran OF. 
15

BasagranO OF + Poast Plus Tank 
Mix' - Soybeans 
General Information 
Basagran OF and Poast Plus· 
herbicides may be tank mixed for 
postemergence control of the 
broadleaf and grass weeds shown 
in this table. Apply to actively grow­
ing weeds at the recommended 
growth stages. Separate applica­
tions should be made if: 
a) all weeds to be controlled are not 
at the correct growth stage for 
treatment at the same time, or 
b) grasses to be controlled include 
rhizome johnsongrass, quack­
grass, bermudagrass, wirestem 
muhly, shattercane, volunteer 
cereals, wild oats, red rice or itch­
grass. 
See Table 12, Soybeans and 
Peanuts, Separate Applications 
of Basagran OF or Basagran OF 
+ Blazer Tank Mix Preceded or 
followed with Poast or Poast 
)PIUS, page 18. 
Table 9 
Water Volume and Spray 
Pressure 
Ground equipment: Use a mini­
mum of 10 gallons of total spray 
solution per acre (broadcast basis) 
and 40 psi. Use standard high­
pressure hal/ow cone or flat fan 
nozzles spaced 20 inches apart. Do 
not use flood or whirl chamber noz­
z
es. 
Air equipment: Use a minimum of 
5 gallons of total spray solution per 
acre. 
Additives 
At the low rate of Poast Plus (1.5 
pint per acre) the additive Dash 
He" spray adjuvant plus a nitro­
gen solution must be used. To con­
trol the additional grasses listed in 
Table g, use the higher rate of 
Poast Plus (2.25 pints per acre) 
and either Dash HC or oil concen­
trate. To enhance weed control, 
UAN or AMS may also be added. 
Refer to Directions For Use - All 
Crops for Mixing information. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(partial list) 
Read and follow the restrictions and 
limitations on the labels for 
Basagran DF and Poast Plus. 
The most restrictive labeling applies 
in tank mixes. 
Do not apply tank mix within 75 
days of harvest (s~label for Poast 
Plus). 
Do not graze treated soybean fields 
and do not feed treated soybean 
forage (green, succulent) or ensi­
lage to livestock. Treated soybean 
hay may be fed (see label for Poast 
Plus). 
"Tank mix not applicable in Califomia. 
Basagran OF + Poast Plus Tank Mix' For Additional Weed Control in Soybeans 
Rate and Time of Application 
Product Rate Per Acre Weeds ControlledlWeed Size Dash HC or Oil Nitrogen 
Concentrate Solution 
9-18 oz. Broadleaves and Sedge 
according to 
Basagran weed species 
OF and size 
Apply rate of Basagran OF 
according to weed sizes in Table 1. - -
(See Table 1 
page 6) . 
r-- plus plus 
Annual Grasses 
Poast 1.5 pints Fall Panicum 4-10" Volunteer Corn 1-12" Dash HC Plus Giant Foxtail 3-8" Wrtchgrass 3-8" (1 pUacre) 2.5-5% v/v Green Foxtail 3-8" Woolly Cupgrass 3-8" 
Wild Proso Millet' 4-10" 
r-- plus plus 
Bamyardgrass 3-8" Junglerice 3-8" Dash HC 
Poast Broadleaf Signalgrass 3-8" Red Sprangletop 3-8" (1 pUacre) 
Plus 2.25 pints'·' Crabgrass, large 3-6" Seedling Johnsongrass 3-8" or 2.5-5% v/v , Smooth 3-6" Texas Panicum 3-8" Oil concentrate Goosegrass 3-6" Yellow Foxtail 3-8" (2 pts.lacre) 
) 
, Tank mix does not control the following weeds: rhizome johnsongrass, Bermudagrass, wirestem muhly, shattercane, volUn-
teer cereals, wild oats, red rice, or itchgrass. 
, To control wild proso millet only, include Poast Plus in the tank mix at 1.25 pints per acre. 
, The 2.25 pints per acre rate of Poast Plus will also control all grasses listed at the 1.5 pint rate. 
16

) 
-~ 
BasagranO DF + Blazer + Poast 
Plus Tank Mix' - Soybeans 
General Information 
Basagran DF, Poast Plus· and 
Blazer" herbicides may be tank 
mixed for post emergence centrol of 
broadleaf and grass weeds. Apply 
to actively growing weeds at the 
recommended growth stages. 
Separate applications should be 
made if: 
a) all weeds to be controlled are not 
at the correct growth stage for 
treatment at the same time, or 
b) grasses to be controlled include 
rhizome johnsongrass, quack­
grass, Bermudagrass, wirestem 
muhly, volunteer corn, shatter­
cane, volunteer cereals, wild oats, 
red rice or itchgrass. 
See Table 12, Soybeans or 
Peanuts, Separate Applications 
of Basagran DF or Basagran DF 
+ Blazer Tank Mix Preceded or 
Followed by Poast or Poast 
Plus. 
Table 10 
Water Volume and Spray 
Pressure 
Ground equipment: Use a mini­
mum of 10 gallons of total spray 
solution per acre (broadcast basis) 
and a minimum of 40 psi. Use stan­
dard high pressure hollow cone or 
fiat fan nozzles spaced 20 inches 
apart. Do not use fioed or whirl 
chamber nozzles. 
Air equipment: Use a minimum of 
5 gallons of water per acre and a 
maximum of 40 psi. 
Refer to Directions For Use - All 
Crops for Mixing information. 
Early Spot Spray 
When using knapsack sprayers or 
high volume equipment with hand­
guns (or other suitable nozzle 
arrangements), prepare the spray 
solution according to Table 11. 
Apply to foliage on a spray-to-wet 
basis. Complete coverage of all 
foliage is essential for control. 
Control of perennial grassy weeds 
may be limited to bumof! of 
exposed foliage. 
18/5(, 
Observe all safety precautions w~en 
spot spraying Basagran DF + 
Blazer + Poast Plus tank mix. 
Restrictions and limitations 
(partial list) 
Read and follow the restrictions and 
limitations on the labels for 
Basagran DF, Poast Plus, and 
Blat!er. The most restrictive label­
ing applies in tank mixes. 
Do not apply tank mix within 75 
days of harvest. 
Do not graze treated soybean fields 
and do not feed treated soybean 
forage, ensilage or hay to livestock 
(see labels for Blazer and Poast 
Plus). 
Do not include nitrogen solution 
when tank mixing. 
'Tank mix not applicable in California. 
Basagran DF + Blazer + Poast Plus Tank Mix' For Additional Weed Control in Soybeans or Peanuts 
Rate and Time of Application 
Product Rate Per Acre Weeds ControlledlWeed Size AddItive 
Rate Per Acre 
9-1S oz. 
according to 
Apply Basagran OF Basagran OF weed species 
an~Size according to weed sizes in Table 1. 
(See able 1 
page 6) 
t--plus plus 
Bamyardgrass 3-8" Seedling Johnsongrass 3-S" 
Broadleaf Signalgrass 3-S" Smooth Crabgrass 3-6" 
Fall Panicum 3-S" Texas Panicum 4-10" Oil concentrate Giant Foxtail 3-S" Wild Proso Millet' 3-S" 
Poast Plus' 2.25 pints Goosegrass 3-6" Witchgrass 3-S" 1.25% v/v 
Green Foxtail 3-8" Woolly Cupgrass 3-8" (2 pints maximum) 
Junglerice 3-8" Yellow Foxtail 3-8" Note: Do not include a large Crabgrass 3-6" 
Red Sprangletop 3-8" nitrogen solution when 
-plus plus tank mixing. 
Leaf Stage Max. Height 
0.5-1 pint Black Nightshade Up to 6 2" 
Use 0.5 pint for Common Ragweed Up to 10 6" 
Blazer' pigweed Crotalaria Up to 6 6" 
(up to 2") only; Morningglories' Upt04 4" 
1 pint if weeds at Redroot Pigweed Up to 6 <4" 
right are present. Sesbania Up to 4 pinnate 6" 
Smooth Pigweed Up to 6 <4" 
Tall Waterhernp Upt06 <4" 
, Tank mix does not control rhizome johnsongrass, quackgrass, Bermudagrass, wirestem muhly, volunteer corn, shattercane, 
volunteer cereals. wild oats, red rice, or itchgrass. 
:1 To control wild prOSQ millet only, include Poast Plus in tank mix at 1.25 pints per acre. 
"For consistent control of common (tall) morningglory, use the 14 oz. rate of Basagran OF. 
17

Table 11 
Basagran OF + Blazer + Poast or Poast Plus Tank Mix 
Soybeans or Peanuts 
Spot Treatment Application Table 
See annual grasses and 
broadleaves listed in Table 8. 
Desired Spray 
Solution Volume Basagran OF 
1 Gallon 0.75 dry oz. 
25 Gallons 18.0 dry oz. 
50 Gallons 37.0 dry oz. 
100 Gallons 73.0 dry oz. 
• 2 Tablespoons = 1 Fl. Oz. 
Soybeans - Separate 
Applications of Basl\granO OF or 
Basagran OF + Blazer Tank Mix' 
Preceded or Followed by Poast 
or Poast Plus 
) Applications of Basagran OF her­
bicide or Basagran OF tank 
mixed with Blazer" herbicide can 
be preceded or followed by Poasf> 
or Poast Plus· herbicides 10 
obtain broad spectrum control of 
weeds listed on the respective 
product labels (refer to this label 
and the labels for Poast or Poas! 
Plus, and Basagran OF + Blazer 
tank mix). Also refer to these prod­
uct labelS for timing, rate, and other. 
information for ground and aerial 
applications. 
For best results when making sep­
arate applications, a minimum peri­
od of time is recommended 
between applications, depending 
on their order, according to Table 
) 12. 
'Tank mix not applicable in Califomia. 
Concentration in Spray Solution 
Blazer Poast Oil Concentrate 
1% 1% _1% 
Amount to be Added to Obtain a 1 % Solution 
Poast PoastPlus Oil Concentrate 
1'/4 A. Oz: 2.0 A. Oz: 1'/4 FI. Oz. 
1 Ot. 1.5 Qt. 1 Qt. 
2Ots. 3.0 Qts. 2 Ots. 
4 Qls. 6.0Ots. 4 Qls . 
Table 12 
Soybeans or Peanuts 
Separate Applications of Basagran OF or Basagran OF + Blazer 
Tank Mix' Preceded or followed by Poas! or Poast Plus 
Order of Application Minimum Time 
Between First Product(s) Applied Second Product(s) Applied Applications 
Basagran OF Poast or Poast Plus 24 hours 
Basagran OF + Blazer Poast or Poast Plus 7 days 
Poast or Poast Plus Basagran OF or 24 hours Basagran OF + Blazer 
, Tank mixes not applicable in California. 
18

) 
.. ...,.. 
Basagran DF + Pinnacle Tank 
Mix - Soybeans 
General Information 
The tank mix of Basagran DF + 
Pinnacle" herbicide will control 
certain weeds not controlled by 
Basagran DF or Pinnacle alone 
(see Table 13). 
The tank mix is effective mainly 
through contact action. Therefore, 
weeds must be thoroughly covered 
with spray. Large crop-and-weed 
leaf canopies shelter smaller weeds 
and prevent adequate spray cover­
age. 
Time and Rate of Application 
The rates of application and weed 
sizes for the use of this tank mix are 
given in the Table 13. Applications 
of this tank mix made to weeds that 
are in the cotyledon stage, larger 
than the size in Table 13, or to 
weeds under stress, may result in 
unsatisfactory control. Soybeans 
are tolerant to the tank mix of 
Basagran DF + Pinnacle after the 
first trifoliate soybean leaf has fully 
expanded; however, under condi­
tions of high temperature or humidi­
ty some leaf-bronzing or leaf-speck­
ling of soybean foliage may occur. 
Soybean plants will generally out­
grow this condition within 10-14 
days. 
Water Volume and Spray 
Pressure 
Apply recommended rates of this 
tank mix as follows: 
Ground equipment 
Broadcast application: Use a 
minimum of 20 gallons of water PElr 
acre on a broadcast basis. Use a 
minimum of 40 psi (measured at the 
boom not at the pump or in the 
Table 13 
line). Do not use flood, hollow cone, 
whirl chamber, or controlled droplet 
application (CDA) nozzles. 
Band application: For band appli· 
cation, apply proportionately less. 
Calibrate band applicator to not 
exceed labeled rate. 
Air equipment: Use a minimum of 
5 gallons of water per acre. Consult 
the respective labels for special 
directions for aerial applications. 
Refer to Directions For Use - All 
Crops for Mixing information. 
Additives 
Applications of Basagran DF plus 
Pinnacle tank mix must include a 
nonionic surfactant at the rate (con­
centration) of 1-2 pints per 100 gal­
lons of spray solution (0.125%-
0.25% v/v). USING THE HIGHER 
RATE OF NONIONIC SURFAC­
TANT, PARTICULARLY UNDER 
HOT, HUMID CONDITIONS, MAY 
INCREASE TEMPORARY CROP 
INJURY. 
Use only EPA-approved surfactants 
authorized for use on food crops. 
Use a nonionic surfactant of at least 
80% active ingredient. 
Under dry conditions or during cool 
weather, a crop oil concentrate at 4 
pints per 100 gallons of spray solu­
tion (0.5% v/v) may be used to 
enhance weed control. Use a petro­
leum based crop oil concentrate 
(0.5% v/v) w~h at least 15% emulsi· 
fiers/surfactant. USING CROP OIL 
CONCENTRATE MAY INCREASE 
TEMPORARY INJURY TO SOy­
BEANS. 
Apply a nitrogen solution to control 
velvetleaf. Use 1 gallon per acre 
maximum (2.5-5% v/v). Refer to 
Direction For Use - All Crops for 
details. 
Basagran DF + Pinnacle Tank Mix - Soybeans 
BasagranOF Basagran OF 
(14 ozJaere) (14oz./aere) 
Weeds Controlled + + 
Pinnacle Pinnacle 
(1'4oz./acre) (l'B oz./acre) 
Height Height 
Cocklebur 2·6" 2·6" 
Common Lambsquarters 2-4" -
Jimsonweed 2·6" 2-6" 
Ladysthumb 2-6" 
I 
2-6" 
Pennsylvania Smartweed 2-6" 2-6" 
Redroot Pigweed 2·8" ) 2·4" I Smooth Pigweed 2·8- 2-4" 
Tall Waterhemp 2·8" 2-4" ! 
Velvetleat 2-5" 2-5" 
I Venice Mallow 2" 2" 
Wild Buckwheat 2-3" 2-3" 
I 
Wild Mustard Up to 4" diameter Up to 4" diameter 
Wild Sunftower 5·6" 2-5" 
, Reter to Additives for specific rates and environmental conditions. 
Restrictions and Limitationf.OJs' 
(partial list) 
Always read and follow all 
Restrictions and Limitations 
when using any pesticide alone or 
in tank mix combinations. The most 
restrictive labeling applies when 
using tank mixes. 
DOr;!2t apply within 60 days of har­
vesting soybeans. 
Do not graze animals on green for­
age or stUbble. Do not utilize hay or 
straw for animal feed or bedding. 
Do not apply if rain is expected 
within 1 hour of application or 
unsatisfactory weed control may 
result. 
Do not apply this tank mix through 
any type of irrigation system. 
Do not cultivate within 7 days 
before or after application of this 
tank mix. 
Do not allow spray from either 
ground or aerial equipment to drift 
onlQ adjacent crops or land, as 
injury to other plants may occur. 
Consult the respective labels for 
details. 
Do not tank mix with organophos­
phate insecticides. 
Do not apply within 14 days before 
or after an organophosphate insec­
ticide as severe crop injury may 
occur. 
Thoroughly clean sprayer immedi­
ately after spraying. See label for 
Pinnacle "Sprayer Cleanup". 
'Tank mix not applicable in Califomia. 
Basagran OF 
(9 oz'/aere) 
+ Additive Rate' Pinnacle 
(1/4 oz./acre) 
Height 
2·4" 
2·4" 
2-6" Nonionic surtactant 
2-6" at 0.125·0.25% vlv 
2-6" (1·2 pints per 
2-8" 100 gallons 
2-8" spray solution) 
2-8" + 
2" Nitrogen? 
2" solution 
- 2.5-5% v/v 
Up to 4" diameter 
2·4" 
, Nitrogen solution is referred to as 28-32% UAN or AMS. Refer to section titled Addition of Additives. I 
19

Basagran· DF + Classic 
General Information 
The tank mix of Basagran OF plus 
Classic· herbicide will improve 
control of certain weeds listed on 
The Basagran DF or Classic labels 
(see Table 14). The tank mix is 
effective mainly through contact 
action. Therefore, weeds must be 
thoroughly covered with spray. 
Time and Rate of Application 
The rates of application and weed 
sizes for the use of this tank mix are 
given in Table 14. Applications of 
this tank mix made to weeds that 
are in the cotyledon stage, larger 
than the sizes in Table 14, or to 
weeds under stress, may result in 
unsatisfactory control. 
Soybeans are tolerant to the tank 
mix of Basagran + ClaSSic, how­
ever, under high temperatures or 
humidity, some leaf -bronzing or 
leaf-speckling of soybean foliage 
may occur. Soybean plants gener­
ally outgrow this condition in 10-14 
)days. 
Water Volume and Spray 
Pressure 
Apply recommended rates of this 
tank mix as follows: 
Ground Equipment: 
Broadcast Application: Use a 
minimum of 20 gallons of water per 
acre on a broadcast basis. Use flat 
fan nozzles with a minimum of 40 
psi (measured at the boom, not at 
the pump or in the line). Do not use 
flood, hollow cone, whirl chamber, 
or controlled droplet application 
(CDA) nozzles. 
Air Equipment: Use a minimum of 
5 gallons of water per acre. Consult 
the respective labels for special 
directions for aerial applications. 
Additives 
Applications of Basagran OF + 
Classic tank mix must include a 
nonionic surfactant at the concen­
tration of 1-2 pints per 1 00 gallons 
of spray solution (0.125-0.25% v/v). 
USING THE HIGHER RATE OF 
NONIONIC SURFACTANT MAY 
INCREASE TEMPORARY CROP 
INJURY, PARTICUlARLY UNDER 
HOT, HUMID CONDITIONS. Use 
only EPA-approved surfactants 
authorized for use on food crops. 
Use a non ionic surfactant of at least 
80% active ingredient. 
Do not use Dash" HC spray adju­
vant. Under hot, dry conditions or 
during cool weather, a crop oil con­
centrate at 4 pints per 100 gallons 
of spray solution (0.5% v/v) may be 
used to enhance weed control. Use 
a petroleum-based crop oil concen­
trate with at least 15% emulsifiers 
or surfactant. USING A CROP OIL 
CONCENTRATE MAY INCREASE 
TEMPORARY INJURY TO SOY­
BEANS. 
Adding ammonium nitrogen fertilizer 
is required to control velvetleaf. Use 
a high quality liquid nitrogen fertilizer 
such as 28-0-0 at a rate of 2-4 
quarts per acre or 10-34-0 at 1-2 
quarts per acre. Alternatively, a high 
quality, sprayable grade of ammoni­
_ um sulfate (21-0-0) may be used at 
2.5 pounds per acre. 
Adding ammonium nitrogen fertilizer 
does not replace the need for a sur­
factant. Use a lower rate of nitrogen 
fertilizer for aerial applications. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(Partial List) 
Always read and follow all label 
directions when using any pesticide 
alone or in tank mix combinations. 
The most restrictive labeling applies 
when using a tank mix. 
Do not apply within 60 days of har­
vesting soybeans._ 
Do not graze animals on green for­
age or stubble. Do not use hay or 
straw for animal feed or bedding. 
Do not apply if rain is expected 
within 1 hour of application or 
unsatisfactory weed control may 
result. 
Do not apply this tank mix through 
any type of irrigation system. 
Do not cultivate within 7 days 
before or after application of this 
tank mix. 
Do not allow spray from either 
ground or aerial equipment to drift 
onto adjacent crops or land, as 
injury to other pla~ may occur. 
Consult the respective labels for 
details. 
Do not tank mix with organophos­
phate insecticides. 
Do not apply within 14 days before 
or after an organophosphate insec­
ticide as severe crop injury may 
occur. 
Thoroughly clean sprayer immedi­
ate
y after spraying. See Classic 
label for "Sprayer Cleanup." 
Table 14. Basagran OF + Classic Tank Mix for Soybeans 
) Basagran OF 14 ounces per acre 
+ Weeds Controlled' Classic 0.25 ounce per acre 
Height Additive Rate' 
Cocklebur 2·8" 
Jimsonweed 2·6" Nonionic surfactant at 
Ladysthumb 2·8" 0.125-.025% vlv 
Pennsylvania Smartweed 2-8" (1·2 pints per 100 gallons of spray solution) 
Velvetleaf 2-6" + 
Venice Mallow 2" nitrogen solution J 
Wild Sunflower 2·5" 
I This tank mix improves control of these weeds. 
2 Refer to Additives for specific rates and environmental conditions. 
e Nitrogen solution is referred to as 28-32% UAN Of AMS. Refer to section titled Addition of Additives. 
20

Basagran& OF + Pursuit Tank 
Mix' - Soybeans 
General Information 
The tank mix of Basagran OF + 
Pursuit3 will control certain weeds 
not controlled by Basagran OF or 
Pursuit alone (see Table 15). 
The tank mix is effective mainly 
through contact action. Therefore, 
weeds must be thoroughly covered 
with spray. large crop-and-weed 
leaf canopies shelter smaller weeds 
and prevent adequate spray cover­
age. Sensitive crops include leaf 
vegetables, sugar beets, and cot­
ton. 
Time and Rate of Application 
Rates of application and weed sizes 
for the use of this tank mix are given 
in Table 15. 
Apply to actively growing weeds 
before they reach the maximum 
Table 15 
size listed in the application table. 
Such applications should be 
applied within 14-28 days after 
planting. 
Water Volume and Spray 
Pressure 
Apply recommended rates of this 
tank mix as follows: 
Ground equipment only: Use a 
minimum of 10 gallons of water per 
acre on a broadcast basis. Use a 
minimum of 40 psi (measured at the 
boom, not at the pump or in the 
line) when using flat fan nozzles and 
40-60 psi when using hollow cone 
nozzles. Do not use flood, whirl 
chamber, or controlled droplet 
application (CDA) nozzles. 
Air equipment: Use a minimum of 
5 gallons of water per acre. Consult 
the respective labels for special 
directions for aerial applications. 
Basagran OF + Pursuit Tank Mix - Soybeans 
»{Sf, 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(partial list) 
Always read and follow all label 
directions when using any pesticide 
alone or in tank mix combinations. 
The most restrictive labeling applies 
when using a tank mix. 
Do not apply the tank mix of 
Ba'iilQran OF plus Pursuit within 
85 days of soybean harvest. 
Do not apply this tank mix through 
any type of irrigation system. 
Do not allow spray to drift onto 
adjacent crops or land, as injury to 
other plants may occur. Consult the 
respective labels for details. 
Do not apply with ground equip­
ment when wind velocity is greater 
than 10 mph, or when spray may 
be carried to sensitive crops. 
Do not spray by air when wind 
velocity is greater than 5 mph. 
• Tank mix not applicable in California. 
I Sasagran OF 9 ozJ A Sasagran OF 14 oz.lA SasagranOF 14 oz./ A Additive Weeds Controlled' I + + + Rate 
! Pursuit 2 oz./ A Pursuit 2oz.lA Pursuit 4 oz.l A 
Broadleat Weeds I Maximum Weed Size 
COCklebur 4" 6" 8" 
Common Lambsquarters 
, 
1 " 1.5" 2" 
Jerusalem Artichoke I - - 10" 
Jimsonweed 4" 6" 6" 
Kochia <1'" <2" 4'" 
Marshelder - 2" 3" 
Momingglory entireleaf - - 2'" 
,Ivyleaf - - 2" 
, Pitted - - 2" 
, Smallffower - - 3" 
, Tall - - 2" 
Nightshade, Black <2" <2" 3" 
, Eastern Black <2" <2" 3'" 
,Hairy <2" <2" 3" 
Pigweed, Palmer 4" 4" 8" 
, Redroot 4" 4" 8" 
, Smooth 4" 4" 8" Nonionic surfactanF 
Prickly SidaIT eaweed - 3" 3'" (1 quart per 
Ragweed, Common - <2" 3" 100 gallons) 
• Giant <2" <2" 3" plus 
Smartweed, Ladysthumb 4" 6" 6" Nitrogen sdution' 
, Pennsylvania 4" 6'" 6" 2.5-5% vlv 
Watememp, Tall 2" 2" 4" (2 quarts per acre 
Velvetleaf 2" 5" 5" maximum) 
Venice Mallow 2" 2" 2" 
Wild Buckwtleat - 3" 3" 
Wild Mustard 2'" 4" 4" 
Wild Sunffower 3" 5" 5" 
Grasses 
Barnyardgrass - - 3" 
Crabgrass, Large - - 3" 
, Smooth - - 3'" 
Foxtails, Giant - - 3" 
· Green - - 3" 
· Giant Green - - 3" 
· Robust Purple - - 3" 
· Robust White - - 3" 
· Yellow - - 3" 
Johnsongrass. Seedling - - 8" 
Red rice - - 3" 
Shattercane 4" 4" 8" 
, Refer to respective labels for a complete list of the weeds controlled. 
2 Use a nonionic surfactant containing at least 80% active ingredient 
Dash HC* spray adjuvant may be substituted at 1 quart per acre for the nonionic surfactant. Dash He is recommended 
when weeds have been subjected to heat or moisture stress. 
, UAN is referred to as 28-32% nitrogen solution. AMS may be used at the rate of 17 pounds per 100 gallons of spray solution. 
21 
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'. 
Basagran DF on Com and 
Sorghum - Directions For Use) 
Apply Basagran DF herbicide to 
actively growing weeds before they 
reach the maximum size listed in 
the Application Rate Table for 
Com and Sorghum (Table 16). 
Such applications generally corre­
spond to the crop growth stages of 
1-5 leaves. Sorghum is tolerant to 
Basagran DF at all stages of 
growth up to and including early 
boot stage. 
Very slight leaf speckling of corn 
Table 16 
and sorghum may occur, but plants 
generally outgrow this condition 
within 10 days. Corn types include 
field, sweet, popcorn, and corn 
grown for seed or silage. Sorghum 
types include grain and forage 
sorghum. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
Do not apply more than a total of 
36 ounces per acre in one season 
in corn or 18 ounces per acre in 
one season in sorghum. 
Seed producers should consult the 
seed company regarding tolerance 
Application Rates for Com, Sorghum 
of seed production inbred lines to 
Basagran DF. 
Do not apply to sorghum that is 
heading or blooming. 
Do not graze treated fields for at 
least 12 days after the last treat­
ment with Basagran DF. 
California only: IloIQt recommended 
for controlling yellow nutsedge in 
com or sorghum. Do not use on 
forage sorghum. 
Application Rates for Weed Growth Stages' 
Weeds Controlled 140z. Per Acre 18 oz. Per Acre 
Leaf Stage Maximum Height Leaf Stage Maximum Height 
Beggarticks Upto6 6" 6-8 8" 
Bristly Starbur Upto4 2" 4-6 3" 
Cocklebur' 2-6 6" 6-10 10" 
Common Lambsquarters' - - 4-8 2" 
Common Ragweed' - - 4-6 ! 3" 
Dayflower Up to 6 4" 6-10 8" 
Devilsclaw - - Up to 6 3" 
Galinsoga 2 - - Cotyledon to 6 2" 
Giant Ragweed' - - Up to 4 6" 
Jimsonweed Upt06 6" 6-10 10" 
Ladysthumb Upt06 6" 6-10 10" 
Pennsylvania Smartweed Upt06 6" 6-10 10" 
Prickly Sida or T eaweed Upt06 3" 6-8 4" 
Spurred Anoda Upt06 3" 6-8 4" 
Tropic Croton Up to 2 2" 2-4 4" 
Velvetleaf' Upt04 2" 4-6 5" 
Venice Mallow Upt06 2" 6-10 4" 
Wild Buckwheat Upt04 3" 4-6 5" 
Wild Mustard Up to 6 4" 6-10 8" 
Wild Sunflower Upt04 5" 4-6 8" 
Far additional weeds, see Special Directions section following. 
, Do not treat ea~ier than leaf stage shown and do not count cotyledon leaves. 
, Add oil concentrate according to Addition of Oil Concentrate, page 4. Nitrogen solution may be substituted for oil con-
centrate for all weeds except common lambsquarters, common ragweed, and galinsoga. If velvetleaf is present with weeds 
requiring oil concentrate, a nitrogen solution plus oil concentrate may be used. 
, If a second weed flush develops after the first application, re-treat according to this rate table (corn only). , See Addition of Nitrogen Solution, page 4. ) 
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Special Directions for Other Weed Problems in Corn 
.- Momingglories 
South: (AL, AR, FL, GA, LA, MS, NC, OK, SC, TN, 1)(, and VA) 
To control smallflower and cypressvine momingglories apply either 14 oz, of Basagran DF 
per acre to plants not larger than 4 true leaves and 4 inches in height, or 18 oz, of 
Basagran DF per acre to plants not larger than 6 true leaves and 6 inches in height. To 
control palmleaf, pitted, tall (common), entireleaf, purple moonflower and ivyleaf morning-
glories, apply 14 oz, of Basagran OF per acre to plants not larger than 4 true leaves and 4 
inches in height (14-18 days after morningglory emergence), Make a second application at..,-
the same rate of 5-14 days later, 
All states other than the South (see above): 
Apply 18-28 oz, of Basagran DF per acre to annual momingglories not larger than 4 true 
leaves, Control may be partial or inconsistent. Add oil concentrate to the spray solution of 
Basagran OF/water. 
Because morningglories grow very rapidly, it is important to watch the growth stage care-
fully and to be certain that Sasagran OF is applied to morningglories before they exceed 
the maximum size recommended on this label. 
Add oil concentrate to the spray solution of Basagran OF/water for each application (see 
section Addition of Oil Concentrate), 
Canada Thistle 
Apply 18 oz, of Basagran OF per acre when plants are from 8 inches tall to the bud 
stage, If needed, make a second application at the same rate 7 -10 days later. 
Yellow Nutsedge 
Two applications are recommended for best results, Apply 14-18 oz, of Basagran DF per 
acre when plants are 6-8 inches tall. If needed, make a second application at the same 
rate 7 -10 days later, Add oil concentrate to the spray solution of Basagran DF and water 
for each application (see Addition of Oil Concentrate), 
Field and Hedge Bindweed in KY, IL, IN, MI, and OH only -
For suppression of field and hedge bindweed, apply 18-28 oz, of Basagran OF per acre 
when vines are no more than 10 inches long. Add oil concentrate to the spray solution of 
Basagran OF/water according to the Addition of Oil Concentrate, 
Late Cocklebur Rescue Treatment 
This treatment only provides partial control of cocklebur in the event early postemergence 
treatments were not made, Very thorough spray coverage is essential. Make a single appli-
cation of 18-28 oz, of Basagran OF per acre to plants up to 24 inches tall, or for best 
results, apply 14 oz, of Basagran OF to plants up to 24 inches tall, repeat 10-14 days 
later. 
Add oil concentrate to the spray solution according to directions in Addition of Oil 
Concentrate, 
Special Directions for Other Weed Problems in Sorghum 
Annual Momingglories 
Apply 18 oz, of Basagran DF per acre to annual momingglories not larger than 4 true 
leaves, Control may be partial or inconsistent. Add oil concentrate to the spray solution of 
Basagran OF and water according to Addition of Oil Concentrate, 
Because morningglories grow very rapidly, it is important to watch the growth stage care-
fully and to be certain that Basagran OF is applied to morningglories before they exceed 
the maximum size recommended (See page 25), 
) Canada Thistle 
Apply 18 oz, of Basagran OF per acre when plant& are from 8 inches tall to the bud 
stage, Control may be partial or inconsistent. 
Yellow Nutsedge 
Apply 14-18 oz, of Basagran DF per acre when plants are 6-8 inches tall. Add oil concen-
trate according to section Addition of Oil Concentrate, Control may be partial or incon-
Sistent. 
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Basagran" OF plus Atrazine 
Tank Mix' - Com and Sorghum 
(Not for use in California 
The tank mix of Basagran OF + 
atrazine effectively controls a large 
spectrum of broadleaf weeds on 
the labeling of both products. To 
control annual morningglories, 
Canada thistle, and yellow 
nutsedge, refer to Special 
Directions for Other Weed 
Problems in Com and Sorghum. 
Atrazine products should be tested 
for physical tank mix compatibility 
with Basagran OF. Refer to the 
respective atrazine labels for addi­
tional directions and limitations. 
Always add nitrogen solution or oil 
concentrate according to the sec­
tions regarding addition of oil con­
centrate and addition of nitrogen 
solution. 
Mixing and spray equipment 
Use intake, in-line, or nozzle 
screens finer than 50 mesh. Fill tank 
\ of a thoroughly clean sprayer half to 
!two-thirds full of clean water. Start 
agitation. Add atrazine and allow to 
wet and mix thoroughly. Maintain 
agitation and add Basagran OF 
and nitrogen solution, and/or oil 
concentrate; allow to mix. Dash 
HC· spray adjuvant may be sub­
stituted for oil concentrate. Mix 
thoroughly. Maintain constant agita­
tion during application. Avoid allow­
ing the mixture to stand overnight. 
Always clean sprayer thoroughly 
immediately after use by ftushing 
the system with water and a strong 
detergent. Do not allow cleaning 
water to contaminate streams or 
ponds. 
) 
Time and Rate of Application 
Apply to actively growing weeds 
before they reach the maximum 
size listed in the Application Rate 
Table for Com and Sorghum. 
Such applications generally corre­
spond to the crop growth stages of 
1-5 leaves, 
Corn is tolerant to this tank mix at 
all stages of growth. 
Sorghum is tolerant to the tank mix 
at all growth stages up to and 
including early boot stage. 
Very slight leaf-speckling may occur 
in com and sorghum, but plants 
generally outgrow this condition 
within 10 days. 
Refer to the Conversion Table, 
(Table 18) below for application 
rates depending on formulation. 
Cultivation may be necessary if all 
weeds are not controlled or if 
regrowth of weeds occurs. 
Restrictions and Limitations for 
tank mix with atrazine 
(partial list) 
Read and follow the restrictions and 
limitations on the labels for 
Basagran OF and atrazine 
(Mtrex). The most restrictive label­
ing applies in tank mixes. 
Do not apply more than 36 ounces 
of Basagran OF per acre in one 
season in corn or 18 ounces of 
Basagran OF per acre in one sea­
son in sorghum. 
Do not use this tank mix when crop 
is under stress from prolonged 
cold, wet weather, poor fertility, or 
other factors or when crop is wet 
and succulent from recent rainfall as 
crop injury may occur. 
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Seed producers should consult the 
seed company regarding tolerance 
of seed production inbred lines with 
this tank mix. 
Do not apply to sorghum that is 
heading out or blooming. 
Do not make more than one appli­
cation of tank mix per season. 
Do not graze treaWt:l area or feed 
treated forage to livestock for 21 
days following application (see 
atrazine label). 
Do not plant oats, sugar beets, or 
sunflowers in the season following 
application in soil having a calcare­
ous surface layer. 
In the Intermountain Region of the 
United States, do not plant any 
other crop the year following appli­
cation except corn or sorghum. 
Do not apply this tank mix through 
any type of irrigation. 
• Tank mix not applicable in 
California, !"

,- Table 17 
Application Rates for Tank Mix of Basagran OF + Atrazine for Com and Sorghum 
Weeds Controlled 0.42 + 0.42 Ib ail A' 0.5 + O.Slb ail A' 0.75 + 0.751b ailA' 
Leal Stages Max. Height Leaf Stages Max. Height Leaf Stages Max. Height 
) 
Beggarticks Up to 6 6" Black Nighlshade - - 2·4 1 2-4 I" Bristly Starbur - - - - Up 10 4 2" Burcucumber - - - -
-
3 3" Cocklebur' 2·4 3" 2-10 S" 2·10 S" Common Groundsel - - Upt04 2" Upt06 4" Common Lambsquarters 2·6 2" UptoS 5" 8-12 8" Common Ragweed' - - Upt04 4" 4-7 5" Dayflower - - - - Upt06 4" Devilsclaw - - - - Upt06 3" Eastem Black Nightshade - - 2·4 I" 2·4 I" Giant Ragweed - - Upl04 4" 4·6 6" Jimsonweed 2·4 3" Upto 6 6" 6-10 S" Kochia - - - 4" - 4" Ladysthumb 2·6 
I 
4" Up to 10 10" 10-14 12" Morningglaries. Annual - - Up to 4 4" 4-6 6" Morningglories. Smallflower - I - Up to 4 4" 4·6 6" Pennsylvania Smartweed 2·6 4" Up to 10 10" 10·14 12" Prickly Sida or T eaweed - - Upto 4 2" Upt06 3" Redroot Pigweed 2·4 2" Up to 10 6" Up to 10 6" Smooth Pigweed 2·4 2" Up to 10 6" Up 1010 6" Spurred Anoda - - - - Upl06 3" Tall Walechernp - - UploS 2" 6·9 4" Velvelleaf' 2·4 3" Up 10 6 5" ~ S 8" Venice Mallow - - Up 10 S 4" UploS 4" Wild Buckwheat - - Up 10 4 3" 4-6 5" Wild Mustard -
I 
- Upto 6 4" 6-10 S" Wild Sunflower - - Up to 5 6" 4-6 8" 
Other weeds listed on the label for Basagran OF at the 3,4 pound rate will also be controlled with this Basagran OF + 
atrazine tank mix. 
, Refer to Conversion Table for recommended rate of formulated product per acre. Add nitrogen solution or one quart of oil 
concentrate or one pint 01 Dash HC spray adjuvant for all weeds except common ragweed. When common ragweed pre-
dominates. use oil concentrate. See sections Addition of Nitrogen Solution or Addition of Oil Concentrate. 
, Do not treat earlier than /eaf stage shown and do not count cotyledon /eaves. 
:) Add one quart per acre of oil concentrate, not nitrogen solution when this weed predominates . 
• For velvet/eat. always add UAN solution instead ot oil concentrate or Dash HC. Addition of UAN or AMS will a/low control ot 
ve/vet/eal at the S·/eaf stage or S·inch maximum height using 0.5 + 0.5 Ib ai/A; or at the 1 O·leaf stage or 10 inch maximum 
height using 0.75 + 0.751b ai/A. 
Table 18 
Acreage Conversion Table 
Amount of Formulated Product 
) Tank Mix Rate Basagran OF Atrazine (AAtrex) 
Recommended 1 Acre 1 Acre 10 Acres 50 Acres (Ib ailA)' BOW Nine-O 4L BOW Nine-O 4L BOW Nine-O 4L Oz. pounds. pounds. Pts. pounds. pounds. pts. pounds. pounds. Pts. 
0.42 + 0.42 S 0.525 0.46 0.84 5.25 4.6 8.4 26.25 23 42 
0.5 + 0.5 9 0.625 0.6 1 6.25 6 10 31.5 30 50 
0.75 + 0.75 14 1 0.9 1.5 9.4 9 15 50 45 75 
, According to weed growth stage indicated in Table 17. 
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RICE - Directions For Use 
(Not for use in California) 
Apply Basagran" OF herbicide 
early pastemergence, before weeds 
exceed the maximum size listed in 
the Application Rate Table for 
Rice. 
Early application produces the most 
beneficial effect on crop yields, 
allows use of the lower rate 
(depending on weed species), and 
makes thorough spray coverage 
easier to obtain. Delay in application 
permits weeds to exceed the maxi­
mum size for a given rate and will 
result in inadequate control. 
Basagran OF has no adverse 
effect on rice when used according 
to directions and may be used on 
the first and second (ratoon) crops. 
If grasses are a problem, use 
propanil in the tank mix. 
For optimal coverage when apply­
ing Basagran OF by air in rice, ori­
ent all nozzles straight back. For 
additional aerial application informa­
,tion, refer to Directions For Use. 
) Oil concentrate should be applied 
according to the directions in 
Addition of Oil Concentrate. 
When tank mixing Basagran OF 
with propanil, oil concentrate should 
not be included as crop injury may 
be enhanced. 
Alternate flooding culture: In 
Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and 
Mississippi, weed growth stages 
generally correspond to rice that is 
til/ering (stooling) and occur before 
the permanent flood. Basagran OF 
must be applied when there is no 
water on the field and 24 hours or 
more prior to fiooding. If Basagran 
OF cannot be applied until after 
. flooding, see directions under 
. ) Continuous Flooding Culture. 
Continuous Flooding Culture: In 
states using continuous flooding 
culture, or when treating after the 
permanent flOOding, treatment 
should be made only when weeds 
are above the surface of the water. 
Weeds submerged at the time of 
application will not be adequately 
controlled. 
For early treatment, water may be 
partly or completely drained to 
expose more weed growth to spray 
applications of Basagran OF. Do 
not raise water level for at least 24 
hours after application as unsatis­
factory control may result. Do not 
use ground equipment to apply to 
flooded fields because splashing 
will wash Basagran OF off weed 
leaf surfaces and ineffective control 
may result. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
Rice straw may be fed to livestock. 
Do not apply more than 36 ounces 
of Basagran OF per acre in one 
season. (Maximum of 18 ounces 
per acre in first crop and 18 oz. per 
acre in second [ratoonl crop.) 
Do not use Basagran OF on rice 
fields in which the commercial culti­
vation of catfish or crayfish is prac­
ticed. 
Do not use water containing 
Basagran OF residues from rice 
cultivation to irrigate crops used for 
food or feed unless Basagran OF 
is registered for use on these crops. 
Do not contaminate water when 
disposing of equipment wash 
water. 
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Tank mix with Propanil 
Use a tank mix of Basagran OF + 
propanil by ground or air to control 
mixed populations of grasses, 
sedges, and broadleaf weeds listed 
as susceptible on the two product 
labels, 
Prepare the tank mix by adding 
Basagran OF to balf the final vol­
ume of water with agitator running. 
Then add propanil and bring mix to 
final volume. Agitation must be con­
tinuous from time of mixing through 
spraying. 
Apply up to 18 ounces of 
Basagran OF per acre per applica­
tion. 
Do not apply more than 36 ounces 
of Basagran OF per acre on the 
crop per growing season. Use up to 
5 pounds active ingredient (a.i.) of 
propanil for additional broad leaf 
weed control and grass control with 
Basagran OF. 
Apply this tank mix only to drained 
fields. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
Observe all restrictions and limita­
tions on the Basagran OF and the 
propanillabels. In tank mixes, the 
most restrictive labeling applies. 
Do not use propanil on second crop 
(ratoon) rice. 
When applying tank mix of 
Basagran OF and propanil by air, 
orient all nozzles straight back in 
accordance with the propanil label. 
Do not use crop oil concentrate 
with this tank mix. 
Add propanil to the tank mix of 
Basagran OF based on active 
ingredient (a.i.) of formulation used. 
Propanil products should be tested 
for physical tank mix compatibility 
with Basagran OF. Please refer to 
the Jar Test for Estimating 
Suitability of Mixes.

) 
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Table 19 
Application Rates for Rice - Drained Fields 
Application Rates tor Weed Growth Stages 
Weeds Controlled 14 oz. per Acre' 18 oz. per Acre' (All States) 
Leaf Stage Maximum Leaf Stage Maximum 
Height Height 
Cocklebur 2-10 10" 10-15 15" 
Dayflower 2-10 6" ~15 10" 
Ducksalad - - 6-10 6" 
Eclipta 4-6 2" 4-6 2" 
Gooseweed 4-6 4" 6-10 8" 
Redstem Upt06 4" 6-10 8" 
Redweed 4-6 6" 6-10 8" 
Smartweed 2-10 6" 10-15 10" 
Spikerush 2-6 6" 6-8 8" 
Water Plantains 
, Arrowhead - - Up to 4 7" 
, Common - - Upt04 7" 
Yellow Nutsedge 4-6 6" 6-8 10" 
, If a second weed flush deve\cps after the first application, re-treat according to this rate table. 
Table 20 
Application Rates for Rice - Flooded Fields 
Application Rates for Weed Growth Stages 
14 oz. per Acre' ~ 18 oz. per Acre' Weeds Controlled 
Maximum Height Height Range Above Maximum Height Height Range Above 
Above Soil Water Level Above Soil Water Level 
Cocklebur 10" 3-6" 15" 6-10" 
Dayflower 6" 3-5" 10" 5-8" 
Redstem 4" 2-3" 8" 4-6" 
Smartweed 6" 2-5" 10" 5-8" 
Water Plantains 
. Arrowhead - - 7" 5-6" 
,Common - - 7" 5-6" 
Yellow Nutsedge 6" 4-5" 10" 6-8" 
, If a second weed flush develops after the first application, re-treat according to this rate table. 
BasagranO OF + Facet 75 OF " 
Early Postemergence Weeds 
should be no larger than the sizes 
stated on either label. 
Use 0.33 (light-textured soils) to 0.5 
pound Facet 75 OF (O.B7 pound 
on clay soils) per acre in the tank 
mix with Basagran OF at 14-18 
ounces per acre. Add Facet 75 OF 
to the half-full spray tank of clean 
water with agitation running. After 
Facet 75 OF is dissolved, add 
Basagran OF, mix thoroughly and 
then add 2 pints of oil concentrate 
per acre and remaining volume of 
water. Maintain constant agitation 
during application. Observe all 
Restrictions and Umitations 
specified on the label of each prod­
uct. The most rest~ctive labeling 
applies. 
Basagran OF herbicide + 
Arrosolo· 3-3E - Early 
Postemergence 
Weeds should be no larger than the 
sizes stated on either /abel. Do not 
apply to flooded fields. 
Basagran OF should be used in 
the tank mix at 14-18 ounces per 
acre mixed with Arrosolo 3-3E at 
rates recommended for weed con­
trol as specified on the respective 
labels. Add Basagran OF to the 
half-full spray tank of clean water 
with agitation running. After 
Basagran OF is dissolved, add 
Arrosolo 3-3E, mix thoroughly, 
and then add the remaining volume 
of water. Maintain constant agita­
tion during application. Observe all 
Restrictions and Umitations 
specified on the label of each prod­
uct. The most restrictive labeling 
applies. 
Due to the potential for crop injury, 
do not apply oils, surfactants or liq­
uid fertilizers with this tank mix 
except as specified on the 
Arrosolo 3-3E label. 
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Basagran OF + Londax· -
Postemergence 
Weeds should be no larger than the 
sizes stated on either label. Apply 
within 7 days of establishing perma­
nent flood. 
Use 14-18 ounces of Basagran OF 
per acre in the tank mix with 
Londax at 1 ounce per acre. Add 
Basagran OF to the half-full spray 
tank of clean water with agitation 
running. After Basagran OF is dis­
solved, add Londax mix thorough­
ly, and then add the recommended 
amount of oil concentrate and 
remaining volume of water. Maintain 
constant agitation during applica­
tion. Observe all Restrictions and 
Limitations specified on the label 
of each product. The most restric­
tive labeling applies.

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PEANUTS - Directions For.Use 
Apply Basagran e OF to actively 
growing weeds before they reach 
the maximum size listed in the 
Application Rates Table for 
Peanuts. Basagran OF can be 
applied from peanut cracking 
through pegging. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
Do not apply Basagran OF if 
peanuts show injury (leaf phytotoxi­
city or plant stunting) produced by 
any prior herbicide applications 
(preplant incorporated, preemer­
gence, cracking or postemer­
gence), because this injury may be 
enhanced or prolonged. 
In the Southeast. in-furrow treat­
ments of insecticides and nemati­
cides m!'ly predispose peanuts to 
injury from Basagran OF. 
Do not graze treated peanut fields 
for at least 50 days after the last 
Basagran OF treatment. 
) 
Table 21 
Application Rates for Peanuts 
Do not apply more than a total of 
36 ounces of Basagran OF per 
acre in one season. 
Peanut hay and forage may be fed 
to livestock. 
Application Rates for Weed Growth Stages' 
Weeds Controlled 9 oz. per Acrel 14 oz. per Acre 18 oz. per Acre 
Leaf Stage Max. Height Leaf Stage Max. Height Leaf Stage Max. Height 
Balloonvine - - 2-4 2" 4-6 3" 
Beggarticks - - Up to 6 6" 6-8 8" 
Bristly Starbur - - Up to 4 2" 4-6 3" 
Cocklebur" 2-4 4" 2-6 6" 6-10 - 10" 
Coffee Senna' - - - - Up to 1 pinm;te 2" 
Common Ragweed4 - - - - 4-6 3" 
Dayllower - - Up to 6 4" 6-10 8" 
Devilsclaw' - - - - Up to 6 3" 
Eclipta - - Up to 6 2" Up to 6 2" 
Giant Ragweed' - - - - Upt04 6" 
Jimsonweed Up to 4 4" Up to 6 6" 6-10 10" 
Ladysthumb Up to 4 4" Up to 6 6" 6·10 10" 
Pennsylvania Smartweed Upt04 4" Up to 6 6" 6·10 10" 
Prickly Sida or T eaweed - - Up to 6 3" 6-8 4" 
Spurred Anoda - - Up to 6 3" 6-8 4" 
Tropic Croton - - Up to 2 2" 2-4 4" 
Velvetleaf - - Up to 4 2" 4-6 5" 
Wild Sunflower - . - Up to 4 5" 4-6 8" 
For additional weeds see Special Directions section following. 
, If a second flush occurs. ra-treat field according to this rate table. 
, Apply before weeds reach the maximum size or leaf stage indicated. If regrowth develops, reapply 9 ounces 7 -14 days 
, after the first application. 
Do not treat earlier than leaf stage shown and do not count cotyledon leaves. , Add oil concentrate according to section Addition of Oil Concentrate page 4. 
Special Directions for Other Weed Problems in Peanuts 
Annual Momingglories 
To control smal/flower and cypressvine momingglories apply either 14 oz. of Sasagran OF per acre to plants not larger than 4 
true leaves and 4 inches in height, or 18 oz. of Sasagran OF per acre to plants not larger than 6 true leaves and 6 inches in 
height. 
To control palmleaf, pitted, common, entireleaf, purple moonflower and ivyleaf morningglories, apply 14 oz. of Sasagran OF 
per acre to plants not larger than 4 true leaves and 4 inches in height (14-18 days after morningglory emergence). Make a 
second application at the same rate of 5-14 days later. 
Because morningglories grow very rapidly, it is important to watch the growth stage carefully and to be certain that Sasagran 
OF is applied to morningglories before they exceed the maximum size recommended. Add oil concentrate to the spray solu-
tion 01 Sasagran OF/water for each application (see Addition of Oil Concentrate). 
Yellow Nutsedge 
Two applications are preferred for best results. Apply 14-18 oz. of Sasagran OF per acre when plants are 6-8 inches tall. In 
Texas, use 18 oz. If needed, make a second application at the same rate 7~10 days later. Add oil concentrate to the spray 
solution of Sasagran OF/water according to the section Addition of Oil Concentrate, page 4. 
Late Cocklebur Rescue Treatment 
This trealPflent is intended to provide only partial control of cocklebur in the event early postemergence treatments were not 
made. Very thorough spray coverage is essential. Apply 18-28 oz. of Sasagran OF per acre to plants up to 24 Inches tall, or 
for best results, apply 14 oz. of Sasagran OF to plants up to 24 inches tall and repeat 10-14 days later. Add oil concentrate 
according to the section Addition of Oil Concentrate. 
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) 
Basagran e OF + 2,4-DB Tank 
Mix· - Peanuts 
General Information 
These directions are intended to 
provide the user 01 Basagran OF 
with instructions for tank mixing 
with 2,4-DB (such as Butyrac· 200 
or Butoxone e 200 herbicides) to 
control entireleaf, tall (common), 
and ivyleal momingglories in addi­
tion to all other weeds listed in 
Table 21. Weeds must be actively 
growing and at recommended 
growth stages. Delay in application 
permits weeds to exceed maximum 
size stated and will result in inade­
quate control. 
Under certain conditions peanuts 
may have a white, bleached 
appearance and the leaves may be 
slightly elongated. 
Refer to Directions For Use - All 
Crops lor Water Volume and 
Spray Pressure, Ground 
Equipment. and Mixing informa­
tion. 
Table 22 
Restrictions and Limitations for 
Tank Mix with 2,4-0B 
(partial list) 
Read and follow the restrictions and 
limitations on the labels for 
Basagran OF and 2,4-DB. The 
most restrictive labeling applies in 
tank mixes. 
Use only amine formulations of 2,4-
DB. 
Do not apply to or allow drift to any 
other adjacent crop. 
Do not add oil concentrate or any 
other additives to tank mix. 
Do not apply tank mix if peanuts 
show injury (leaf phytotoxicity or 
plant stunting) produced by any 
other prior herbicide treatment or by 
disease because this injury may be 
enhanced or prolonged. 
Do not apply tank mix during pro­
longed periods of drought or during 
unseasonably cold weather. as 
unsatisfactory weed control may 
result. 
Do not apply tank mix to peanuts 
that have been subject to stress 
conditions such as hail damage, 
flooding. drought, injury from other 
herbicides, or unseasonably cold or 
widely fluctuating temperatures 
because injury may result. 
DOJlQt apply more than 2 applica­
tions of the tank mix per season. 
Do not apply within 30 days of har­
vest in Oklahoma, Texas and New 
Mexico or 45 days in the Virginia­
Carolina area. (See label for 2,4-
DB.) 
Do not feed treated peanut vines 
and peanut hay to livestock. (See 
label for 2,4-DB.) 
'Tank mix not applicable in Califomia. 
Basagran OF + 2,4-0B Tank Mix Additional Weed Control Peanuts 
Rate and Time of Application 
Product Rate Per Acre Weeds ControliedlWeed Size Additives 
14·180z. 
Basagran OF according to weed Apply Basagran OF according to 
species and size weed sizes in Table 21. 
(S~ Table 1 page 6) Do not add oil concentrate 
i--Plus plus or any other additives 
8ft. oz. of Momingglories 0ncluding UAN solution) to 
2,4-0B Butoxone 200 lvyleaf this tank mix. 
(amine or Tall (Common) Vines up to 10' long 
formulation) Butyrac200 Entirelea! (0.125 pound ae') 
\ Acid equivalent 
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Basagran" OF + Blazer Tank 
Mix· - Peanuts 
General Information 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(partial list) 
The tank mixes of Basagran OF + 
Blazer" herbicides will control the 
weeds listed in Tables 23 and 24. 
Observe all applicable directions, 
restrictions and precautions on this 
label and the label for Blazer. The 
most restrictive labeling applies in 
tank mixes. 
For TIme of Application, Water 
Volume, Spray Pressure and 
Mixing directions refer to the 
Basagran OF + Blazer tank mix 
for soybeans. 
Table 23. 
All States 
Do not apply tank mix if peanuts 
show injury (leaf phytotoxicity or 
plant stunting) produced by any 
other prior herbicide treatment as 
injury may be enhanced or pro­
longed. 
Basagran OF + Blazer Tank Mix - Peanuts 
Rate and Time of Application 
Product Rate Per Acre Weeds Controlled Leaf Stage 
Basagran OF 90z. Black Nightshade Upto 2 
+ + Bristly Starbur 4-6 
Blazer 1 pint' Cocklebur 2-6 
Common Lambsquarters 4-6 
Common Ragweed' 4-6 
Crotalaria' Upto 6 
Jimsonweed Up t06 
Morningglories~ Up to 2 
Pennsylvania Smartweed Upt06 
Prickly Sida (T eaweed)' Up to 4 
Redroot Pigweed Upto 6 
Sesbania' Upt04 
Smooth Pigweed Up to 6 
Spurred Anoda' Upto 4 
Vewetleaf' Upto 4 
Wild Mustard Up to 6 
Do not apply tank mix during pro­
longed periods of drought or during 
unseasonably cold weather, as 
unsatisfactory weed control may 
result. 
Do not apply tank mix to peanuts 
that have been subject to stress 
conditions such as hail damage, 
flooding, drought, >It. unseasonably 
cold or widely fluctuating tempera­
tures as injury may result. 
Do not add a surfactant or oil con­
centrate except where specifically 
recommended. 
'Tank mix not applicable in Califomia. 
Max. Height Additive Rate Per Acre 
<2" 
3" 
6" 
2" ~ 
3" 
6" 
6" 
2" Oil Concentrate 
6" (1 pint) 
2" 
3" 
6" 
3" 
2" 
2" 
4" 
, Blazer may also be induded in the taRk mix at a rate of up to 1.5 pints per acre; however, this will increase the severity 
andlor frequency of p"'.-anut injury. , For common ragweed up to 6 inches tall and 10 leaves, use 14 oz. of Basagran OF w~h 1 pint of Blazer. , If crotolaria or sesbania are present, add Triton AG-98 at the rate of 0.5 pint per 100 gallons of spray solution; but do not 
combine Triton AG-98 w~h oil concentrate. 
• For common (tall) morningglory, increase rate of Basagran OF to 14 oz . , For more consistent control, increase rate of Basagran OF to 14 oz. 
) 
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Table 24. All States (for Additional Weeds or Larger Weed Sizes) 
Basagran OF + Blazer Tank Mix - Peanuts 
Product Rate 1 Per Acre Weeds Controlled/Weed Size 
Balloonvine Ladysthumb Beggarticks Marshelder Bristly Starbur Pennsylvania Smartweed 14-18 oz. Cocklebur 
according to weed Coffee Senna' Prickly Sida or T eaweed 
Basagran OF species and size Common Ragweed' Smallflower Mominggloll'o 
(See Table 1 Cypressvine Momingglory Spurred Anoda 
Tropic Croton page 6) Dayflower Velvetleat> Devilsclaw' Wild Sunflower Giant Ragweed Yellow Nutsedge' 
-plus plus Jimsonweed 
Leaf Stage Max. Height 
Black Nightshade Up to 2 <2" 
Citron Up to 4 2" 
Common Ragweed' Up to 10 6" 
Blazer 1 pint Crota!aria~ Up to 6 6" 
Momingglories Up to 2 2" 
Redraot Pigweed Upt06 3" 
Sesbania2 Up to 4 pinnate 6" 
Smooth Pigweed Upt06 3" 
Tall Waterhemp Up to 6 3" 
Additive Rate Per Acre 
Oil concentrate' 
, Choose the rate of Basagran OF (14-18 oz. per acre) according to the size and species of the weeds to be controlled with 
Basagran OF alone (see Table 21, Application Rates for Peanuts). Then add Blazer at 1 pint per acre, if needed to con 
tral the additional weeds up to the maximum size as shown in the tank mix time of appli~tion table above. Blazer may also 
be included in the tank mix at up to 1.5 pints per acre; however, this will increase the severity or frequency of peanut injury. 
, Add oil concentrate to the tank mix according to the recommendations in Table 21, Application Rates for Peanuts, page 
28. The addition of oil concentrate may increase the severity or frequency of peanut injury. If cratolaria or sesbania are pre-
sent, add Triton AG-98 at 0.5 pint per 100 gallons of spray solution. But do not combine Triton AG-98 with oil concen-
trate. 
Basagran" OF + Blazer + Poast 
Tank Mix' - Peanuts 
General Information 
Basagran OF, Poas!" and 
Blazer" herbicides may be tank 
mixed for postemergence control of 
broadleaf and grass weeds. Apply 
to actively growing weeds at the 
recommended grovvih stages. Refer 
to Table 8, Rate and Time of 
Application - Soybeans and 
Peanuts. 
Separate applications should be 
made if: 
1) all weeds to be controlled are not 
at the correct grovvih stage for 
treatment at the same time, or 
2) grasses to be controlled include 
rhizome johnsongrass, quack­
grass, Bermudagrass, wirestem 
muhly, volunteer corn, shatter­
cane, volunteer cereals, wild oats, 
red rice, or itchgrass. 
See Table 12, Separate 
Applications - Soybeans or 
Peanuts. 
Refer to Directions For Use -
Soybeans for Water Volume and 
Spray Pressure, Mixing and for 
Early Spot Spray. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(partial list) 
Read and follow the restrictions and 
limitations on the labels for 
Basagran OF, Poast and Blazer. 
The most restrictive labeling applies 
in tank mixes. 
Do not apply tank mix within 90 
days of harvest. (See label for 
Poast.) 
Do not graze treated peanut fields 
and do not feed treated peanut for­
age, ensilage or hay to livestock 
(see labels for Blazer and Poast). 
Do not include UAN solution (or 
ammonium sulfate) when tank mix­
ing Basagran OF, Blazer, and 
Poast. 
'Tank mix not applicable in California. 
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Basagran~ OF + Startire Tank 
Mix· - Peanuts 
General Information 
The tank mix of Basagran OF + 
Starfire will also control certain 
weeds not controlled by Basagran 
OF alone (see Tank Mix 
Recommendation Table). 
Because this tank mix is effective 
mainly through contact action, thor-
0ugh coverage of weeds is essential 
for effective weed control. Large 
crop-and-weed leaf canopies shel­
ter smaller weeds and prevent ade­
Quate spray coverage. Crop foliage 
present at application may bronze 
or crinkle, but the plants will soon 
outgrow these effects and develop 
normally. 
TIme and Rate of Application 
The application rates and weed 
sizes for this tank mix are given in 
the Rate and Time Application 
Table. This tank mix should be 
applied at the ground crack stage 
Apply the Basagran OF + Startire 
tank mix to actively growing weeds 
before they reach the maximum size 
listed in the Rate and Time of 
Application Table 22. 
Application to weeds that exceed 
the maximum size stated may result 
in inadequate control. 
Additives 
PJways add a non ionic surfactant 
containing at least 50% surface 
active agent at the rates listed in the 
Table 25. 
Do not use crop oil concentrate or 
any other oil-based additive with 
this tank mix. 
Water Volume and Spray 
Pressure 
\of peanuts to control an early flush 
,bf weeds. A second application 
may be applied up to 28 days after 
ground crack stage. 
Use a minimum of 20 gallons of 
total spray mixture per acre (broad­
cast basis) and 30-50 psi with stan­
dard high-pressure hollow cone or 
flat fan nozzles spaced 20 inches 
apart. Use only ground equipment 
to apply this tank mix. 
Mixing 
Fill the spray tank half full with water 
while the agitator is running and 
add the recommended amount of 
Basagran OF, Starfire and non­
ionic surfactant. Then add the 
remaining quantity of water. 
'\ 
~ 
Do no t make more than two appli­
cations of this tank mix to the same 
crop. 
Table 25 
Basagran OF + Startire Tank Mix r- Peanuts 
Rate and TIme of Application 
Product Rate Per Acre Weeds Controlled 
Basagran OF 9 ounces Balloonvine 
Beggarticks 
Bristly Starbur 
Cocklebur' 
Coffee Senna 
Common Ragweed 
Oayflower 
Devilsclaw 
Giant Ragweed 
Jimsonweed 
Ladysthumb 
Pennsylvania Smanweed 
-plus plus-
Prickly Sida or T eaweed 
Spurred Anoda 
Tropic Croton 
Starfire 0.69 pint VelveHeaf 
(11 ft. oz.) Wild Sunflower 
Crabgrass, Smooth 
. Large 
Smooth Pigweed 
Redroot Pigweed 
Tall Waterhemp 
Sicklepod 
Florida Beggarweed 
Morningglories, Smallftower 
Texas Panicum 
- -..; Goosegrass 
Leaf Stage 
2-4 
Upt06 
Upt04 
2-6 
UP to 1 pinnate 
Upt06 
Upt06 
Upt06 
Upt04 
Upt06 
Up to 6 
Upt06 
Upt04 
Up to 6 
Upt02 
Up t04 
Up to 4 
Up to 2 
Upt02 
Upt06 
Up t06 
Up to 6 
Up to 4 
Up to 4 
Up to 6 
Upt02 
Up to 2 
, Do not treat earlier than leaf stage shown and do not count cotyledon leaves. 
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Restrictions and Limitations 
(partial list) 
Read and follow the restrictions and 
limitations on the labels for 
Basagran OF and Startire. The 
most restrictive labeling applies in 
tank mixes. 
Do not apply this tank mix if 
peanuts show injl.lQL.(ieaf phytotoxi­
city or plant stunting) produced by 
any other prior herbicide treatment 
because this injury may be 
enhanced or prolonged. 
Do not apply tank mix during pro­
longed periods of drought or during 
unseasonably cold weather, as 
unsatisfactory weed control may 
result. 
Do not apply tank mix to peanuts 
that have been subjected to stress 
conditions such hail damage, flood­
ing, drought, or unseasonably cold 
or widely ftuctuating temperatures 
because injury may result. 
Avoid drift to all other crops and 
non-target areas.:Crops other than 
peanuts may be severely injured by 
drift. 
'Tank mix not applicable in California. 
Weed Growth Stages' 
Max. Height Additive Rate 
2" 
6" 
2" 
6" 
2" 
3" 
4" 
3" 
6" 
6" 
6" 
6" Use suitable nonionic 
2" surfactant at 0.125% v/v 
3" (1 pint per 100 gallons) 
2" water or as directed on 
2" respective labels. 
5" 
2" 
2" 
4" 
4" 
4" 
4" 
4" 
4" 
2" 
2"

Beans (dry or succulent) 
Directions For Use 
Apply BasagranO OF herbicide 
early post emergence to actively 
growing weecs before they reach 
the maximum size listed in the 
Application Rate Table for 
Beans. 
These weec growth stages general­
ly correspond to bean stages of 
greater than one expandec trifoliate 
leaf. 
Table 26 
Beans are tolerant to Basagran OF 
after the first trifoliate leaf has fully 
expanded. Snap bean injury can be 
very pronounced. Even at the toler­
ant stages, yellowing, bronzing, 
speckling or burning of leaves may 
occur under certain conditions (see 
Restrictions and Limitations). 
This temporary injury is generally 
outgrown without delaying podset 
or maturity or reducing yield. Using 
oil with Basagran OF may increase 
Application Rates for Beans (Dry or Succulent) 
injury and may reduce yields. 'If1Sf,. 
Tolerant bean types are adzuki, 
navy, pinto, pink, great northern, 
kidney, red, white, cranberry, black 
turtle soup, small lima, large lima 
and snap beans. 
CALIFORNIA ONLY: Not recom­
me\!!ed for use on adzuki beans. 
Application Rates for Weed Growth Stages 
Weeds Controlled 9 oz. per Acre 1 14 oz. per Acre 18 oz. per Acre 
i Leaf Stage Max. Height Leaf Stage Max. Height Leaf Stage Max. Height 
Co:::klebur' (PNW) 2-4 4" 2-6 6" 6-10 10" 
Ccmmon Lambsquarters" Up to 4 1 " Up to 6 11;2" 4-8 2" 
Ccmmon Purslane - - Up to 4 1" 4-6 2" 
Common Ragweed - - - - 4-6 3" 
Devilsclaw' 
I 
- - Up to 6 3" - -
GaJinsogaJ - - - - ,.. Cotyledon to 6 2" 
Giant Ragweec' - - - - 2-4 6" 
Hairy Nightshade' - - - - 2-6 4" 
Jimsonweed - - Upto 6 6" 6-10 10" 
LB :Jysthumb - - Up to 6 6" 6-10 10" 
Marshelder - - Up to 4 2" 4-8 4" 
Pennsylvania Smartweed Up to 4 4" Up to 6 4" 6-10 10" 
Prickly Sida or T eaweed i - - Upt06 3" 6-8 4" 
Shepherds purse' - - Up to 6 4" 6-10 8" 
Ve!vetleaf' Up t03 2" Upt04 2" 4-6 5" 
Venice Mallow Up to 4 2" Up to 6 2" 6-10 4" 
Wild Mustard (PNW) Upt04 2" Upt06 4" 6-10 10" 
Wild Sunffower Up to 2 3" Upt04 5" 4-6 8" 
0 If regrowth develops, make a second application of 9 ounces 7 -14 days later. (This rate not applicable in California.) 
Do not treat eariier than leaf stage shown and do not count cotyledon leaves. , , Add oil concentrate according to the Directions for use-all crops. , If a second flush occurs after the first application, re-treat field according to this rate table. , Basagran OF alone does not adequately control black nightshade. , Do not treat rosette before seed stalk appears. , See Addition of Nitrogen Solution, Directions For Use-all crops. 
PNW - See special direction for Pacific Northwest. 
Western Irrigated Area 
In the Western irrigated areas, it 
may be necessary to irrigate prior to 
application of BasagranO OF her­
bicide to ensure that weeGs are 
actively growing. Weeds that are 
growing under moisture stress are 
not actively growing and will not be 
satisfactorily controlled. 
Avoid applying Basagran OF dur­
ing prolonged periods of cold 
weather (day temperature below 
75' F and night temperature below 
55' F for 2-5 days) because weed 
cc~trol may be nullified. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(partial list) 
Do not apply Basagran OF to bean 
fields until beans have at least the 
first trifoliate leaf fully expanded 
because severe crop damage may 
occur. 
Do not apply Basagran OF to 
blackeyes grown in California or to 
garbanzo beans or lupines at any 
stage of growth, as severe crop 
damage may occur. 
Do not apply more than a total of 
36 ounces of Basagran OF per 
acre in one season. 
Do not apply Basagran OF to dry 
or succulent beans within 30 days 
of harvest. 
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Special Directions for Other Weed Problems in Beans 
Yellow Nutsedge 
Two applications are preferred for best results. Apply 14-18 oz. of Basagran OF per acre when plants are 6-8 inches tall. If 
needed. make a second application at the same rate 7 -10 days later. Add oil concentrate to the spray solution of Basagran 
OF/water for each application according to Directions For Use-all crops. 
In California: 
Apply 18 oz. of Basagran OF per acre when plants are 6·8 inches tail. Make a second application at the same rate 10-14 
days later. The use of oil concentrate with Basagran OF may increase crop injury and may reduce crop yields. 
Canada Thistle -
Apply 18 oz. of Basagran OF per acre when plants are from 8 inches tall to bud stage. Makes second application at the 
same rate 7-10 days later. 
Field and Hedge Bindweed in KY, IL, IN, MI, and OH only 
For suppression of field and hedge bindweed, apply 18-28 oz. of Basagran OF per acre when vines are a maximum of 10 
inches long. Add oil concentrate to the spray solution of Basagran OF/water, according to Directions For Use-all crops. 
Pacific Northwest (lD, OR, WA) 
To control cocklebur. yellow nutsedge. and wild mustard. use only the 18 oz. rate. 
For cocklebur, treat when plants are in the 2·10 leaf stage and a maximum height of 10 inches. 
For yellow nutsedge follow the directions above using only the 18 oz. rate. 
For wild mustard. treat when plants are up to the 10 leaf stage and a maximum height of 10 inches. 
PEAS (Dry or Succulent) 
Directions For Use 
Apply Sasagran e OF herbicide 
early postemergence when weeds 
outgrown without delaying podset 
or maturity or reducing yield. 
Tolerant pea types are garden, 
English, and southern peas. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(partial list) 
)
are small and actively growing and 
before weeds reach the maximum 
size listed in Table 27, the 
Application Rates for Peas. Such 
Western Irrigated Areas 
In the Western irrigated areas, it 
may be necessary to irrigate before 
treating with Sasagran OF to 
ensure weeds are actively growing. 
Weeds that are growing under 
moisture stress are not actively 
growing and will not be satisfactorily 
controlled. 
Do not apply more than a total of 
36 ounces of Sasagran OF per 
acre in one seasQ,l'l. 
Do not apply Basagran OF to dry 
or succulent peas within 30 days of 
harvest. 
) 
weed growth stages generally cor­
respond to pea stages of greater 
than 3 pairs of leaves (or 4 nodes). 
Peas are tolerant to Sasagran OF 
after 3 pairs of leaves (or 4 nodes) 
are present. Pea injury can be very 
pronounced. Even at tolerant 
stages, yellowing, bronzing, speck· 
ling or burning of leaves may occur 
under certain conditions (see 
Restrictions and Limitations). 
Avoid applying Basagran OF dur­
ing prolonged periods of cold 
weather (day temperature below 
• 75° F and night temperature below 
55° F for 2·5 days) because weed 
control may be nullified. 
This temporary injury is generally 
Table 27 
Application Rates for Peas (Dry or Succulent) 
Application Rates for Weed Growth Stages 
Weeds Controlled 14 oz. Per Acre 18 oz- Per Acre 
Leaf Stage Max. Leaf Stage Max. 
Height Height 
Cocklebur' (PNW) 2-4 6" 6-10 10" 
Common Purslane Upt04 1" 4-6 2" 
Giant Ragweed' - - 2-4 6" 
Hairy Nightshade' - - 2-6 4" 
Jimsonweed Upt06 6" 6-10 10" 
Ladysthumb Upt06 6" 6-10 10" 
Marshelder Upt04 2" 4-8 4" 
Mayweed/Dogfennel (PNW) - 2" - 3" 
Pennsylvania Smartweed Upt06 4" 6·10 10" 
Prickly Sida or T eaweed Up to 6 3" 6-8 4" 
Shepherdspurse' Upt06 4" 6·10 8" 
Velvetleaf 5 Up to 4 2" 4-6 5" 
Venice Mallow Upt06 2" 6-tO 4" 
Wild Mustard (PNW) Up to 6 4" 6-tO 10" 
Wild Sunflower Up to 4 5" 4·6 8" 
For additional weeds see Special Directions section following. 
, Do not treat eMier than leaf stage shown and do not count cotyledon leaves. 
1 If a second weed flush develops after the first application, re-treat according to 
this ra~ table. 
, Basagran OF does not adequately control black nightshade. , Do not treat rosette before seed stalk appears. 
, See section Addition of Nitrogen Solution. 
PNW - See special directions for PaCific Northwest. 
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Do not apply Sasagran OF to peas 
under stress from root rot. 
Do not apply Sasagran OF to 
blackeyes grown in California or to 
garbanzo beans or to lupines at any 
stage of growth, as severe crop 
damage may occur. 
Do not add oil to Basagran OF for 
use on peas, except as directed 
for use in the Pacific Northwest 
(PNW). 
In the Southeast, in-iurrow treat­
ments of insecticides or nemati­
cides may also predispose the peas 
to injury from Basagran OF. 
00 not apply Basagran OF to pea 
fields until peas have at least 3 pairs 
of leaves (or 4 nodes) because 
severe crop damage may occur.

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• 
) 
Basagran 3 OF + Thistrol Tank 
Mix for Postemergence 
Application in Peas' 
For use in ME, NH, VT, MA, CT, RI, 
NY, PA, NJ, VA, MD, DE, WA, 10, 
and OR 
General Information 
The tank mix of Basagran OF her­
bicide plus ThistrolO herbicide will 
control certain weeds not controlled 
by Basagran OF alone (see Table 
28 Application Rates for Tank 
Mix of Basagran OF + Thistrol 
for Peas). 
Because this tank mix is effective 
mainly through contact action, thor-
0ugh coverage of weeds is essential 
for effective weed control. Large 
crop-and-weed leaf canopies shel­
ter smaller weeds and prevent ade­
quate spray coverage. 
Time and Rate of Application 
Application rates and weed sizes for 
this tank mix are given in Table 28. 
This tank mix should be applied 
after the 3-leaf stage (4-node stage) 
of peas, but not later than 3 nodes 
before pea flowering. 
Apply the tank mix of Basagran OF 
plus Thistrol to weeds that are 
actively growing and before weeds 
reach the maximum size listed. 
Application to weeds that exceed 
the maximum size stated may result 
in inadequate control. 
Table 28 
Notice to user 
Due to variability among pea culti­
vars and in application techniques, 
neither the manufacturers nor the 
sellers have determined whether or 
not the tank mix of Basagran OF + 
Thistrol can be safely used on all 
pea crops under all conditions. It is 
therefore recommended that the 
user determine if the tank mix of 
Basagran OF + Thistrol can be 
used safely prior to broad use. 
Spray Additives 
Do not use crop oil concentrate, 
other oil-based additives, or any 
other spray additives or surfactants 
with this tank mix. 
Water Volume and Spray 
Pressure 
Use a spray volume of 20-40 gal­
lons of total spray mixture per acre 
(broadcast basis) and a maximum 
of 40 psi with standard high-pres­
sure hollow cone or flat fan nozzles 
spaced 20 inches apart. Use only 
ground equipment to apply this tank 
mix. 
Mixing 
Fill the spray tank half full with water 
and while the agitator is running, 
add the recommended amount of 
Basagran OF and Thistrol. Then 
add the remaining quantity of water. 
Application Rates for Tank Mix of Basagran OF + Thistrol for Peas 
Basagran OF (9 oz.! A) + 
Weeds Controlled Thistrot (2 pts.! A) 
Max, Leaf Stage Max. Height 
Canada Thistle1 -
Cocklebur' - -
Common Lambsquarters 4 2" 
Common Purslane 4 1" 
Common Ragweed - -
Reid Pepperweed' 6 4" 
Giant Ragweed' - -
Henbit' - -
Jimsonweed 4 4" 
Ladysthumb 6 6" 
Marshelder - -
Pashenik - 5" 
Pennsylvania Smartweed 6 4" 
Pigweed 5 2" 
Prickly Sida or T eaweed 6 3" 
Shepherdspurse' 6 4" 
Velvetleaf - -
Wild Mustard 6 4" 
Wild Radish 6 4" 
Wild Sunftower - -
Restrictions and Limitat;::!Sf, 
(partial list) 
Read and follow the restrictions and 
limitations on the Thistrollabel. The 
most restrictive labeling applies in 
tank mixes. 
Do not apply tank mix if peas show 
injury (leaf phytotoxicity and/or plant 
stuQling) produced by any other 
prior herbicide treatment because 
this injury may be enhanced andlor 
prolonged. 
Do not feed treated peas, vines, or 
hay to livestock. 
Do not apply tank mix during pro­
longed periods of drought or during 
unseasonably cold weather, as 
unsatisfactory weed control may 
result. 
Do not apply tank mix to peas that 
have been subjected to stress con­
ditions such as root rot, hail dam­
age, nooding, drought, or unsea­
sonably cold, or widely fluctuating 
teruperatures because injury may 
result. 
Do not apply the tank mix to peas 
when temperatures exceed goo F. 
Do not apply the tank mix to peas 
after pea flower buds appear. 
Avoid drift to all other crops and 
nontarget areas. Crops other than 
peas may be severely injured by 
drift. Cotton, beans, grapes, toma­
toes, and ornamentals are particu­
larly sensitive to Thistrol . 
• Tank mix not applicable in Califomia. 
Basagran OF (14 oz.lA) + 
Thistrot (3 pts.! A) 
Max, Leaf Stage Max, Height 
10 to bud -
6 6" 
8 3" 
6 2" 
6 3" 
10 8" 
4 6" 
4 2" 
6 6" 
10 10" 
4 2" 
- 5" 
8 6" 
8 6" 
8 4" 
10 8" 
4 2" 
10 10" 
10 10" 
4 5" 
, Follow treatment with a secuential application of Basagran OF (18 oz. per acre) 7 -10 days after tank mix treatment as 
needed. 
, Do not treat earlier than 2 leaf stage and do not count cotyledon leaves. 
3 00 not treat until seed stalk appears. 
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) 
) 
Special Directions for the 
Pacific Northwest (PNW) 
Peas (Dry or Succulent) 
Apply Basagran· OF herbicide to 
actively growing weeds before they 
reach the maximum size listed in 
the Application Rates Table for 
Pacific Northwest Peas (Dry or 
Succulent) . 
The tank mix of Basagran OF plus 
MCPA will control the weeds listed 
in Table 30. 
Addition of Oil Concentrate 
A nonphytotoxic oil concentrate 
(commonly referred to as oil con­
centrate) may be added to the 
spray tank. The oil concentrate 
must contain either a petroleum or 
vegetable oil base and must meet 
all the following criteria: 1) be ron­
phytotoxic. 2) contain only EPA-
Table 29 
exempt ingredients, 3) provide 
good mixing quality, and 4) be suc­
cessful in local experience. 
Additional information may be found 
in the section titled Addition of Oil 
Concentrate - All Crops. 
Temperature considerations 
Crop and weeds must be actively 
growing. Basagran OF herbicide 
may be applied during periods of 
cold weather (day temperatures 
below 75° F and night temperatures 
below 550 F provided crop and 
weeds are actively growing. Do not 
apply Basagran OF with oil con­
centrate when temperature 
exceeds 800 F, as excessive leaf 
bum may occur. 
Application Rates for Pacific Northwest Peas (Dry or Succulent) 
Restrictions and Limitations 
(partial list) 
Do not apply more than a total of 
36 ounces of Basagran OF per 
acre in one season. 
Do not apply Basagran OF to dry 
or succulent peas within 30 days of 
harvest. 
Do not apply BasWll'an OF to peas 
under stress from root rot. 
Do not apply Basagran OF to 
bJackeyes grown in California, gar­
banzo beans or chick peas, or to 
lupines at any stage of growth, as 
severe crop damage may occur. 
Do not apply Basagran OF with oil 
concentrate when temperatures 
exceed 800 F. 
Do not apply oil concentrate with 
Basagran OF plus MCPA tank mix. 
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Application Rates for Weed Growth Stages 
Weeds Controlled 9 oz. per Acre 14 oz. per Acre 18 oz. per Acre 
leaf Stage I Max. leaf Stage Max. leaf Stage Max. 
, Height Height Height 
Cocklebur - - - - 2-10 10" 
Common Lambsquarters' 2-4 1" 4-6 1',2" 4-8 2" 
Common Purslane - - 2-4 1" 4-6 2" 
Giant Ragweed' - - - - 2-4 6" 
Hairy Nightshade" - I - - - 2-6 4" 
Jimsonweed -
.1 
- 2-6 6" 6-10 10" 
Ladysthumb - - 2-6 6" 6-10 10" 
Marshelder - - 2-4 2" 4-8 4" 
MayweedlDogfennel 
, 2" 3" 4" - - -
Pashenik' - - - 5" - 5" 
Pennsylvania Smartweed - - 2-6 4" 6-10 10" 
Prickly Sida or T eaweed - - 2-6 3" 6-8 4" 
Shepherdspurse' - - 2-6 4" 6-10 8" 
Venice Mallow - - 2-6 2" 6-10 4" 
Volunteer Radish - - 2-6 4" 6-10 10" 
Volunteer Sugar Beets - - 2-4 - 4-8 -
Wild Mustard 2-4 2" 4-6 4" 6-10 10' 
Wild SunHower 1-2 3" 2-4· 5" 4-6 8" 
, Control requires adding 1-2 pints per acre of oil concentrate (2 pints maximum per acre). , If second Hush occurs, re-treat according to this table. , Basagran OF does not adequately control black nightshade. 
Table 30 
Application Rates for PNW Peas (Succulent only) 
Basagran OF Tank Mix with MCPA (0.125 to 0.25 pounds. ae/A) 
Rate of Basagran OF' 
Weeds Controlled 14 oz. Per Acre 18 oz. Per Acre 
leaf Stage I Max. leaf Stage Max. 
Height Height 
Pigweed 2-4 
i 
1" 4-8 2" 
Common Lam bsquarters 2-4 1" 4-8 2" 
, Do not apply oil concentrate vnth Basagran OF piUS MCPA Tank Mix. 
Special Directions for Other Weed Problems in Peas 
Canada Thistle 
Apply l~z. of Basagran OF per acre when plants are from 8 inches tall to bud 
stage. Make a second application at the same rate 7-10 days later. 
Pacific Northwest 
To control cocklebur and wild mustard. use only the 18 oz. rate when plants are in 
the 2-10 leaf stage and a maximum height of 10 inches. 
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Peppermint and Spearmint­
Directions For Use 
Apply Basagran" OF herbicide 
early post emergence to actively 
growing weeds before they reach 
maximum size listed in Table 31, 
Application Rates for 
Peppermint and Spearmint. 
Peppermint and spearmint are toler­
ant to Basagran OF; however, 
some leaf-burning may occur under 
certain conditions, such as when 
plants are growing very actively and 
have extensive new, succulent tis­
sue. Mint plants generally outgrow 
this condition within 10 days. 
Irrigated areas 
In irrigated areas it may be neces­
sary to irrigate before treating with 
Basagran OF to ensure that weeds 
are actively growing. Weeds grow­
ing under drought conditions or 
unseasonably cold weather usually 
are not satisfactorily controlled. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
Do not apply more than a total of 36 
ounces of Basagran OF per acre in 
one season. 
Table 31 
Application Rates for Peppermint and Spearmint 
Application Rates for Weed Growth Stages 
Weeds Controlled 1 B oz. Per Acre 36 oz. Per Acre 
Leaf Stage Max. leaf Stage Max. 
Height Height 
Common Lambsquarters' 4-8 2" - -
Common Ragweed' 4-6 -3" - -
Hairy Nightshade' 2-6 4" 6-10 6' 
Kochia' NA 2" NA 4" 
Ladysthumb 6-10 10' - -
Pennsylvania Smartweed 6-10 10' - -
Wild Mustard 6-10 8" - -
For additional weeds, see Special Directions section following. 
, Add oil concentrate according to section Directions For Use"AIi Crops. 
, Basagran OF does not adequately control black nightshade. 
NA = not applicable 
Special Directions for Other Weed Problems in Peppermint and Spearmint 
Yellow Nutsedge 
Apply 18 oz. of Basagran OF per acre when plants are 6-8 inches tall. Make a 
second application at the same rate 7 -10 days later. Add oil concentrate to the 
spray solution of Basagran OF/water for each application according to the 
Directions for use-all crops. :-
Canada Thislle 
Apply 18 oz. of Basagran OF per acre when plants are from 8 inches tall to bud 
stage. Make a second application at the same rate 7 -10 days later. 
Common Groundsel 
Apply 18-28 oz. of Basagran OF per acre when plants are less than 3 inches tall. 
Add oil concentrate to the spray solution of Basagran OF/water according to the 
Oirections for use-all crops. 
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• Appendix For Broadleaf Weeds 
'J Common Name Scientific Name 
Arrowhead Sagittaria spp. 
Balloonvine Cardiospermum haficacabum 
Beggarticks Bidens frondosa 
Bindweed. Field Convolvulus arvensis 
Bindweed. Hedge Convolvulus sepium 
Bristly Starbur Acanthospermum hispidum 
Burcucumber 
Butterprint (see Velvetleaij 
Sigyos angulatus 
Buttonweed (see Velvetleaij 
Canada Thistle Cirsium aNense 
Citron (\'Vild Watermelon) Citrullus vulgaris 
Cocklebur Xanthium strumarium 
Colfee Senna Cassia occidentaJis 
Common Chickweed Stellaria media 
Common Lambsquarters Chenopodium album 
Common Purslane Portulaca oferacea 
Crotalaria Crota/aria spectabi/is 
Dandelion Taraxacum officinaie 
Day/lower Comme/ina spp. 
Devilsclaw Probiscidea /ouisian-ca 
Ducksalad Heteranthera itmosa 
Eclipta EcJiptaalba 
Eastern Black Nightshade Solanum ptycanthum 
Florida Beggarweed Oesmodium tortuosJm 
, Florida Pusley Richardia scabra 
Galinsoga GaJinsoga spp. 
Goldenrod. Westem Solidago occidentalis 
Gooseweed Sphenodea zey/amca 
Groundsel. Common Senecio vulgaris 
Jimsonweed Datura stramonium 
Kochia Kochia scoparia 
Ladysthumb Polygonum persicana 
Marshelder Iva xanthiofolia 
MayweedlDogtennel Anthemis cotula 
Musk Thistle Carduus nutans 
Momingglory. Tall (Common) Ipomoea purpurea 
Morningglory. Cypressvine Ipomoea quamocfff 
Morningglory. Entireleat Ipomoea hederacea 
var. integriuscuJa 
Morningglory. Ivyleaf Ipomoea hederacea 
Momingglory. Palmleat Ipomoea wrightii 
Morningglory. Pitted Ipomoea lacunasa 
Morningglorf. Purple Moonftower Ipomoea muricata 
Momingglory. Smallfiower Jacquemontia tamnifolia 
Mouse-ear Chickweed Cerastium V!Jlgatum 
Nightshade. Black Solanum nigrum 
. Nightshade. Hairy Solanum sarachoioos 
) Pennsylvania Smartweed Po/ygonum pensylvanicum 
PigWeed. Redroot Amaranthus retrofiexus 
Pigweed. Smooth Amaranthus hybridis 
Plantain Plantago spp. 
Prickly Sida or T eaweed Sida spinosa 
Ragweed. Common Ambrosia artemisiifoila 
Ragweed. Giant Ambrosia trifida 
Redstem Ammannia spp. 
Redweed Me/oehia corchorifolia 
Sesbania Sesbania exaltata 
Shepherdspurse Capse/la bursa-pastoris 
Sicklepod Cassia obtusifolia 
Spurge 
Spurred Anoda 
Euphorbia maculata 
Anoda caristata 
Tropic Croton Croton glandulosus 
Velvetleat Abutifon theophrasti 
Venice Mallow Hibiscus trianum 
Waterhemp. Tall Amaranthus tuberculatus 
Waterplantain, Common Afisma triviale 
Wild Buckwheat Pofygonum convo:"lulu$ 
Wild Mustard Sinapsis arvensis 
Wild Poinsettia Euphorbia heterof'()yffa 
Wild Sunflower Helianthus annUU$ 
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Common Name Scientific Name 
Annual Sedges Cyperus spp. 
Bulrush. RNer Scirpus fluviatilis 
Bulrush. Roughseed Scirpus mucronatus 
Spikerush Eleocharis macrostachya 
Umbrellaplant, Smallftower Cyperus difformis 
Yellow Nutsedge Cyperus esculentus 
Basagran, Poast, and Poast Plus are registered trademarks of BASF AG. 
Blazer and Dash are registered trademarks of BASF Corporation. 
AAtrex is a registered trademark of Giba-Geigy. 
Butoxone is a registered trademark of Cedar Chemical Corporation. 
Butyrac, Sevin, and Thistrol are registered trademarks of Rhone-Poulenc Ag. 
Arrosolo, Reflex, and Stamre are registered trademarks of ICI Americas, Inc. 
Scepter and Pursuit are registered trademarks of American Cyanamid Company. 
Stam, Prostar, and Triton are registered trademarks of Rohm and Haas Company. 
Classic, Pinnacle, and Pydrin are registered trademarks of E.I. DuPont de Nemours 
and Co. 
Lorsban is a trademark of the Dow Chemical Company. 
Furadan and Pounce are registered trademarks of the FMC Corporation. 
The purchase price of Basagran OF herbicide inciudes a royalty for the license to 
practice the method of U.S. Patent 3, 708,277. 
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Conditions of Sale and Warranty 
The Directions For Use of this 
product reflect the opinion of 
experts based on field use and 
tests. The directions are believed to 
be reliable and should be followed 
carefully. However, it is impossible 
to eliminate all risks inherently asso­
cia~ with use of this product. 
Crop injury, ineffectiveness or other 
unintended consequences may 
result, because of such factors as 
weather conditions, presence of 
other materials, or use of the prod­
uct 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 the Buyer. 
BASF warrants that this product 
conforms to the chemical descrip­
tion on the label and is reasonably 
fit for the purposes referred to in 
the Directions For Use, subject to 
the inherent risks, referred to 
a~e. BASF MAKES NO OTHER 
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRAN-
1Y OF FITNESS OR MER­
CHANTABILl1Y OR ANY OTHER 
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRAN-
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THE SELLER BE LIABLE FOR 
CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL OR 
INDIRECT DAMAGES RESULTING 
FROM THE USE OR HANDLING 
OF THIS PRODUCT. BASF and the 
Seller 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 repre­
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For postemergence use on established turf and ornamentals to control 
broadleaf weeds and sedges. For use on athletic fields, cemeteries, golf 
course fairways, industrial sites, nurseries, parks, residential and non-residen­
tiallawns, sod farms, roadsides, rights-of-ways, and similar non-crop areas. 
A formulation containing: 
Active ingredient 
Sodium salt of bentazon (3·(1-methylethyl)-lH-2,l,3-benzothiadiazin-
4(3H)-one 2,2·dioxide) ............. : ............................................................. 95.0% 
Inert ingredients ................................................................................... 5.0% 
Total ....................................................................................... , ........... 100.0% 
EPA Reg. No. 7969-122 
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. 
DANGER/PELIGRO 
Si usted no entiende la etiqueta, busque a alguien para que se la explique a usted en 
detalle. (If you do not understand the label, find someone to explain it to you in detaiL) 
First Aid 
If swallowed: Call a poison control center or doctor immediately for treatment advice. 
Have person sip a glass of water if able to swallow. Do not induce vomiting unless told 
to by a poison control center or doctor. 
If in eyes: Hold eye open and rinse slowly and gently with water for 15-20 minutes. 
Remove contact lenses, if present. after first 5 minutes, then continue rinsing. Call a 
poison control center or doctor for treatment advice. 
If on skin: Take off contaminated clothing. Rinse skin immediately with plenty of water 
for 15-20 minutes. Call a poison control center or doctor for treatment advice. 
Have the product container or label with you when calling a poison control center or 
doctor or going for treatment. 
Note to Physician: Probable mucosal damage may contraindicate the use of gastric 
lavage. 
See inside booklet for complete Precautionary Statements, Directions For Use 
and Conditions of Sale and Warranty. 
Agricultural Use Requirements 
Use this product only in accordance with its labeling and with the Worker Protection 
SUindard, 40 CFR part 170. Refer to supplemental labeling under "Agricultural Use 
Requirements" in the Directions For Use section for information about this standard. 
Net contents: 1 pound 
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Precautionary Statements 
Hazards to Humans (and 
Domestic Animals) 
DANGER: Corrosive. Causes irre­
versible eye damage. Do not get in 
eyes, on skin, or on clothing. May 
be fatal if swallowed. Harmful If 
absorbed through skin. This prod­
uct may cause skin sensitization 
reactions in some people. 
Personal Protective Equipment 
(PPE) 
Applicators and other handlers 
must wear: 
• Long-Sleeved shirt and long pants 
• Waterproof gloves 
• Shoes plus socks 
• Protective eyewear 
Discard clothing and other 
absorbent materials that have been 
drenched or heavily contaminated 
with this product's concentrate. Do 
not re-use them. Follow manufac­
turer's instructions for 
cleaning/maintaining PPE. If no 
such instructions for washables 
'".: xist, use detergent and hot water. 
Keep and wash PPE separately 
from other laundry. 
Engineering Controls Statement 
When handlers use closed systems, 
enclosed cabs, or aircraft in a man­
ner that meets the requirements 
listed in the Worker Protection 
Standard (WPS) for agricultural pes­
ticides [40 CFR 170.240(d)(4-6)], 
the handler PPE requirements may 
be reduced or modified as specified 
intheWPS. 
User Safety Recommendations 
Users should: 
• Wash hands before eating, drink­
ing, chewing gum, using tobacco, 
or using the toilet. 
• Remove clothing immediately if 
pesticide gets inside. Then wash 
thoroughly and put on clean 
clothing. 
• Remove PPE immediately after 
handling this product. Wash the 
outside of gloves before remov­
ing. As soon as possible, wash 
thoroughly and change into clean 
clothing. 
Environmental hazards 
For terrestrial uses, do not apply 
directly to water, or to areas where 
surface water is present or to inter­
tidal areas below the mean high 
water mark. Do not contaminate 
water when disposing of equipment 
wash waters or nnsate. 
Bentazon, which is present in this 
product, is known to leach throu()h 
soil into-9'Oundwater under certain 
conditions as a result of agricultural 
use. 
Use of this chemical in areas where 
soils are permeable, particularly 
where the water table is shallow, 
may result in groundwater contami­
nation. 
Notice: It is a violation of federal 
law to use any pesticide in a man­
ner that results in the death of an 
endangered species or in adverse 
modification of their habitat. 
Directions For Use 
It is a violation of federal law to use 
this product in a manner inconsis­
tent with its labeling. Do not apply 
this product in a way that will con­
tact workers or other persons, 
either directly or through drift. Only 
protected handlers may be in the 
area during application. For any 
requirements specific to your state 
or Tribe, consult the agency 
responsible for pesticide regulation. 
Agricultural Use Requirements 
Use this product only in accor­
dance with its labeling and with the 
Worker Protection Standard, 40 
CFR part 170. This standard con­
tains requirements for the protec­
tion of agricultural workers on 
farms, forests, nurseries, and 
greenhouses, and handlers of agri­
culturai pesticides. It contains 
requirements for training, deconta­
mination, notification, and emer­
gency assistance. It also contains 
specific instructions and excep-
• tions pertaining to the statements 
on this label about personal protec­
tive equipment (PPE), and resliict­
ed-entry interval. The requirements 
in this box only apply to uses of 
this product that are covered by 
the Worker Protection Standard. 
Do not enter or allow worker entry 
into treated areas during the 
restricted-entry interval (REI) of 48 
hours. 
PPE required for early entry to 
treated areas that is permitted 
under the Worker Protection 
Standard and that involves contact 
with anything that has been treat­
ed, such as plants, soil, or water, 
is: 
• Coveralls 
• Waterproof gloves 
• Shoes plus socks 
• Protective eyewear 
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Storage and Disposal 
Do not allow this product to freeze. 
Do not contaminate water, food, or 
feed by storage or disposal. 
Pesticide Disposal: Pesticide 
wastes are acutely hazardous. 
Improper disposal of excess pesti­
cide, spray mixture, or rinsate is a 
violation of Federal Law. If these 
wastes cannot be diSposed of by 
use according to label instructions, 
contact your State Pesticide or 
Environmental Control Agency, or 
the Hazardous Waste representa­
tive at the nearest EPA Regional 
Office for guidance. 
Container Disposal: Triple rinse 
container (or equivalent). Then offer 
for recycling or reconditioning, or 
puncture and dispose of in a sani­
tary landfill, or by incineration, or, if 
allowed by state or local authorities, 
by burning. If burned, stay out of 
smoke. 
Do not re-use empty container. 
In Case of Emergency 
In case of large-sot'l1e spillage 
regarding this product, call: 
CHEMTREC 800-424-9300 
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In case of medical emergency 
regarding this product, call: 
1. Your local doctor for immediate 
treatment. 
2. Your local poison control center 
(hospital) . 
3. BASF Corporation 800-832-HELP 
Notice: Buyer assumes all liability, 
including personal injury and prop­
erty damage, which may result from 
the use of this product in a manner 
inconsistent with labeling directions. 
If these terms are not acceptable, 
return at once unopened. 
Read the Precautionary 
Statement, Environmental 
Hazards, Storage and Disposal 
statements, and Conditions of 
Sale and Warranty statement 
appearing on the container label. 
Established Turf 
General Information 
BasagranO Dry T /0 herbicide 
may be used on established blue­
grass, fescue, bentgrass, 
Bermudagrass, bahiagrass, c~~, , 
tipedegrass, zoysiagrass, ryear2Eb: 
St. Augustinegrass, carpetgrass, 
and buffalograss. ' , , ' , : 
Basagran Dry T 10 is intended lor 
selective postemeri;arce cont;91, 9f 
broadleaf weeds', annual secges, . 
and yellow nuts"cJLle.'~asagrah' , 
Dry T 10 does not control gr-isses., 
Basagran Dry 7,'q;; "ffectlile " 
mainly through ccr.tMt, therefore, 
all plants must be thoroughly cov·' 
ered with spray. Weeds control:d,

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by Basagran Dry TIO in turf are 
annual sedges, yellow nutsedge, 
spurweedllawn burweed, lamb­
squarters, Venice mallow, shep­
herdspurse, smartweed, chick­
weed, common groundsel, ladys­
thumb, jimsonweed, galinsoga, 
common purslane, cocklebur, beg­
garticks, wild mustard, wild poinset­
tia, wild buckwheat, velvetleaf, 
Canada thistle, and musk thistle. 
Weeds suppressed by BasagranO 
Dry TIO herbicide include: com­
mon ragweed, giant ragweed, wild 
sunflower, and momingglory. Some 
weeds not controlled include: pur­
ple nutsedge, pigweed, plantain. 
dandelion, onion/garlic, wood sor­
rel, and spurge. 
Application Information 
Apply Basagran Dry T 10 to active­
ly growing weeds postemergence 
under good soil moisture condi­
tions. If desired control of yellow 
nutsedge or Canada thistle is not 
obtained with the first application, 
make a second application 10-14 
days later or when new growth 
appears. 
In the northern United States, yel­
low nutsedge can emerge from May 
through July, while in the sou1hern 
United States, nutsedge and 
broadleaf weeds can emerge 
throughout the year. Therefore, ini­
tial applications should be planned 
when most plants have emerged. If 
new plants emerge later in the sea­
son, make a second application of 
Basagran Dry TIO according to 
the label directions. In unmowed 
turf, make the first application 
postemergence but before yellow 
nutsedge, annual sedge, and 
Canada thistle are 8 inches tall. 
Annual broadleaf weeds should be 
no taller than 4 inches. Thorough 
spray coverage of yellow nutsedge 
is essential for maximum control. 
For optimum control, do not mow 
within 3 days before or after appli­
cation. For sedges, do not mow 
within 5 days of application. 
Use a minimum water volume of 1 
gallon per 1,000 square feet (40 
gallons per acre) with a minimum 
pressure measured at the nozzle of 
40 psi. 
Application Rate: See Table 1 for 
application rate of Basagran Dry 
T/O. 
Addition of Oil Concentrate 
A nonphytotoxic oil concentrate 
(commonly referred to as oil con­
centrate) may be added to the 
spray tank for certain weed prob­
lems. The oil concentrate must con­
tain either a petroleum or vegetable 
Table 1. Application Rate Table for Turf' 
Area to be Sprayed 200 sq. It 400 sq. ft. lO00sq, It 1 acre 
Basagran Dry T/O 0.08 ounce 0.16 ounce 0.410unce 18-36 
ounces 
Water" 0.2-0.4 gallons 0.4-0.8 gallons 1-2 gallons 40-80 
(1.6-3.2 pints) (3.2-6.4 pints) (2-4 pints) gallons 
• For controlling yellow nutsedge, apply no more than 0.41 ounces per 1,000 
square feet (18 ounces per acre) at one time. ~e a second application 10-14 
days later. Apply no more than 0.82. ounces per 1,000 square feet (36 ounces 
per acre) In one season. For perennIal ryegrass, apply no more than 0.41 ounces 
[Jer 1,000 square feet (18 ounces per acre) at one time. Make a second applica-
tIon no less than 21 days later. 
, Quantity of water required to uniformly spray this area with your sprayer. If 
unknown, refer to section Sprayer Calibration Suggestions. 
oil base and must meet all the fol­
lowing criteria: 
• be nonphytotoxic, 
• contain only EPA-exempt ingredi­
ents, 
• provide good mixing quality in the 
jar test (see below), and 
• be successful in local experience. 
The exact composition of suitable 
products will vary, however, veg­
etable and petroleum oil concen­
trates should contain emulsifiers 
which provide good mixing quality. 
Highly refined vegetable oils have 
been observed to be more satisfac­
tory than unrefined vegetable oils. 
For additional information, see Jar 
Test for Estimating Suitability of 
Oil Concentrates. 
Adding oil concentrate to 
Basagran Dry T 10 may cause a 
slight leaf burn when relative humid­
ity and temperature are high. Refer 
to your supplier of Basagran Dry 
TIO for information conceming suc­
cessful local experience before pur­
chasing any oil concentrate. 
Rate of Oil Concentrate 
0.75 fluid ounce per 1 ,DOD square 
feet or 2 pints per acre. 
Jar Test for Estimating 
Suitability of Oil Concentrates: 
1. Water Supply: Use only water 
from the intended source at the 
source temperature. 
2. Amount of Water in Jar: 
Ground Application: For 1 gal­
lons per 1,000 square feet spray 
volume, use 62/3 cups (1600 ml) 
of water. For other spray vol­
umes, adjust proportionately to 
above. 
3. Amount of herbicide and oil 
concentrate to add: Add O. 1 7 
ounces of Basagran Dry T/O 
and 2 teaspoons of oil concen­
trate for each 0.41 ounce of 
Basagran Dry T 10 per 1, 000 
square feet of recommended 
label rate. 
3 
4. Add components in the follow­
ing sequence, gently mixing 
between additions: 
1. Basagran Dry T/O 
2. Tank mix product, if used 
3. Oil concentrate 
5. Cap jar, invert 10 cycles, let 
stand for 15 minutes, evaluate. 
6. Evaluation: An ideal tank mix 
~mbination will be uniform. 
Thus, the suitability of the oil 
concentrate is questionable if 
any of the following are 
observed: 
Free oil at the surface - film or 
globules. 
Rocculation - fine particles which 
may be suspended in the liquid 
or found as a precipitated layer 
at the bottom of the jar. 
Clabbering - thickening texture 
(coagulated) resembling yogurt 
or a curd-like texture as with cot­
tage cheese. 
Spray Equipment 
Hand-held pump-up, knapsack, or 
hose-end type sprayers are suitable 
for applying Basagran Dry T/O. 
Do not spray during windy condi­
tions because spray drift may cause 
damage to adjacent omamental 
plants. Rinse equipment with soap 
and water after use. 
Mixing 
Fill the tank of a thoroughly clean 
sprayer one-half to two-thirds full of 
clean water. Start agitation, add 
Basagran D,yT/O, and allow the 
components to ,T,;" thoroughly. Add 
oil concentrate 'and lhe remaining 
volume of walE'{, ~li.intain constant 
agiMi9\l during a>lplication. 
Mix onl) enoug~ 8pray solution for 
0f1e,UE'2ge. A frps~,spray mixture 
shoulr,6e USE'C, eac;h time. 
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Sprayer Calibration Suggestions 
Hand Sprayers: 
1 . Stake off a 400 square foot area 
of turf for practice. This is an area 
20' (7 steps) x 20'. 
2. Add a measured quantity (1.5 
gallons for example) of water to 
the sprayer and uniformly spray 
the 400 square foot area. 
Measure water remaining to 
determine the amount applied 
per 400 square foot area. (Note: 
A minimum of 3 pints per 400 
square feet is recommended). 
3. Prepare the spray solution 
according to Table 1, 
Application Rates for Turf. 
Example: Assume that in Step 2 
the 400 square foot area was 
uniformly covered with 0.5 gallon 
of water. Referring to the table, 
add 0.16 ounces of Basagran" 
Dry TIO herbicide per 0.5 gal­
Ion of water for each 400 square 
foot of turf to be sprayed. (Note: 
Using this mix to spot spray indi­
) vidual weeds may result in an 
excessive dosage and possible 
turf injury.) 
Hose-end Applicator 
A procedure similar to the above 
may be followed for calibrating 
hose-end sprayers. Half -fill contain­
er with water to an even mark on 
the "gallons" scale and note the vol­
ume level. Spray the 400 square 
foot area, noting the new reading, 
and thereby determine the amount 
of water used to spray the area. 
Then proceed as in Step 3 above. 
Recommended Tank Mixes with 
Basagran Dry T/O­
Established Turf 
To obtain postemergence control of 
other broadleaf weeds or sedges 
rot listed on this label, other prod-
. ucts registered for use in turf may 
be tank mixed with Basagran Dry 
T 10. Other products that may be 
tank mixed are Prompt" 5L herbi­
cide, MSMA, Image", atrazine, 
Turflono, 2,4-0, and mixes of 2,4-
0, MCPP (mecoprop) or 2,4-DP 
(dichlorprop). A tank mix with 
Vantage" herbicide may be used 
on centipedegrass and fine fescue 
species. Some of these products 
cannot be used on all turf sites or 
species. Refer to the respective 
product labels for site and speCies 
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restrictions. 
Detennine the compatibility of the 
potential tank mix product before 
mixing with Basagran Dry TIO in 
the spray tank. An antifoaming 
agent may be used if needed. 
Do not use a surfactant or oil addi­
tive with 2,4-0, MCPP, or 2,4-DP. 
Read each tank mix product label 
for Directions For Use, 
Precautionary Statements, and 
Resbictions and Limitations. 
The most restrictive labeling applies 
in all tank mixes. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
Do not apply Basagran Dry TIO to 
turf that has been under stress 
such as drought, cold temperature 
or injury from other herbicides or 
pesticides. 
Do not apply Basagran Dry T 10 to 
any newly seeded or newly 
sprigged turf until seedlings or 
sprigs are well established, as injury 
may result. 
Not recommended for use on golf 
course greens or collars. 
In perennial ryegrass, apply no 
more than 0,41 ounces of 
Basagran Dry T 10 per 1 ,000 
square feet (18 ounces per acre) at 
one time. Make a second applica­
tion no less than 21 days later. 
Do not apply more than 0.82 
ounces of Basagran Dry T 10 per 
1,000 square feet (36 ounces per 
acre) in one season. 
Do not exceed a total of 2 pounds 
of active ingredient (bentazon) per 
acre per calendar year. Basagran 
Dry T 10 contains 87 % active ingre­
dient of bentazon and one pint of 
Prompt 5L contains 0.3125 
pounds of bentazon. 
Do not exceed a total of 0.357 
ounces of active ingredient (benta­
zon) per 1,000 square feet per 
application or 0.71 ounces of active 
ingredient (bentazon) per 1,000 
square feet per calendar year. One 
ounce of Basagran Dry TIO con­
tains 0.87 ounces of bentazon and 
one fluid ounce of Prompt 5L con­
tains 0.3125 ounces of bentazon. 
Rainfall or sprinkler irrigation within 
8 hours after application may 
reduce the effectiveness of 
Basagran DryT/O. 
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Physical incompatibility, reduced 
weed control or turf injury may 
result from mixing Basagran Dry 
T 10 with pesticides (fungicides, 
herbicides, insecticides or miti­
cides), additives or fertilizers. 
BASF does not recommend the 
using Basagran Dry TIO tank 
mixes other than those listed on 
BASF labels, supp'1ementallabeling, 
or technical bulletins. 
Local professional authorities may 
be a source of infonnation when 
using other than BASF recom­
mended combinations. Otherwise, 
test a small area of the site with the 
desired tank mix combination and 
allow 7 -10 days to evaluate the 
potential for injury. Do not apply 
Basagran Dry T 10 plus an oil con­
centrate with other pesticides 
whose labels caution against their 
use with oil adjuvants. 
Clean the sprayer thoroughly before 
applying Basagran Dry TIO, par­
ticularly if a herbicide with the 
potential to injure'The turf to be 
sprayed with Basagran Dry T 10 
was used. 
When treating turf with Basagran 
Dry TIO, avoid over-the-top spray­
ing of adjacent ornamental trees, 
shrubs, and flowers unless other­
wise recommended in this label. 
Spraying near the base of estab­
lished ornamental trees, shrubs, 
and flowers should not result in 
injury except for sycamore and 
rhodOdendron. 
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Table 2. Application Rate Table for Ornamentals, Nursery, Other Nonfood Crops, Noncrop Sites, 
Roadsides and Rights-of Ways 
I Application Rates for Weed Growth Stage 
i 
0.32 ounces per 1,000 square feet 0.41 ounces per 1,000 square feet 
Weeds Controlled' (14 ounces per acre) (18 ounces per acre) 
i Leaf Stage Maximum Height Leaf Stage Maximum Height 
I Qnches) (inches) 
Anoda.Spurred Upt06 3 !>-€ 4 
Balloonvine 2-4 2 4-6 3 
Beggarticks Upt06 6 6-8 8 
Bristly Starbur Not Recommended - 4-6 3 
Buckwheat, Wild Up to 4 3 4-6 5 
Coffee Senna Not Recommended - Up to 1 pinnate' 2 
Dayflower Upt06 4 6-10 8 
Devilsclaw Not Recommended - Up to 6' 3 
Galinsoga I Not Recommended - Cotyledon to 6' 2 
Groundsel, Common 
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Not Recommended - 2-10 6 
Ladysthumb Up to 6 6 6-10 10 
Lambsquarters', Common Not Recommenced - 4-8b 2 
Mustard, Wild Upt06 4 6-10 8 
Pennsylvania Smartweed Up to 6 6 6-10 10 
Poinsettia, Wild 2-4 4 4-8' 6 
Prickly Sida or T eaweed Upt06 3 6-8 4 
Purslane, Common Up to 4 1 4-6 2 
Ragweed. Common Not Recommended - 4-6' 3 
, Giantd Not Recommended - Upt04 6 
Redweed 4-6 6 ~10 8 
Sesbania Not Recommended - 3-5' 3 
Shepherdspurse" Upto6 4 6-10 8 
SpurweedlLawn burweed Not Recommended - 2-6 3 
Sunftower, Wild Up to 4 5 4-6 8 
Tropic Croton Upt02 2 2-4 4 
Venice Mallow Upt06 2 6-10 4 
. For additional weeds see Special Directions section . , Add oil concentrate at 0.75 ftuid ounces per 1.000 square feet (2 pints per acre) , Control may be partial or inconsistent. , If a second weed ftush develops after the first application. retreat according to this rate table. 
" Do not treat rosette before seed stalk appears. 
Special Directions for Other Weed Problems 
Canada Thistle 
Apply 0.41 ounces of Basagran' Dry T 10 herbicide per 1.000 square 
feet (18 ounces per acre) of when plants are from 8 inches tall to the bud 
stage. Make a second application at the same rate 7 -10 days later. 
Yellow Nutsedge 
Two applications are preferred for best resuns. Apply 0.32-0.41 ounces 
of Basagran Dry TIO per 1,000 square feet (14-18 ounces per acre) 
when plants are 6-8 inches tall, If needed, make a second application at 
the same rate 7-10 days later. Add oil concentrate to the spray solution 
of Basagran Dry T/O and water for each application, according to the 
Directions for Use. 
Musk Thistle 
Apply 0.41 ounces of Basagran Dry TIO per 1.000 square feet (18 
ounces per acre) when plants are in the rosette stage no larger than 10 
inches in diameter. Make a second application at the same rate if need-
ed. Add oil concentrate to the spray solution of Basagran Dry T /0 and 
water for each application, according to the Directions for Use. 
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Omamentals, Nursery, Other 
Nonfood Crops, Noncrop Sites, 
Roadsides, and other Rights-of­
Ways 
General Information 
Basagran~ Dry T 10 herbicide is 
intended for selective postemer­
gence control of certain broadleaf 
weeds and sedges. (See Table 2 
for specific weeds.) Basagran Dry 
T/O does not control grasses. 
Basagran Dry T/O is effective 
mainly through contact action; 
therefore, weeds must be thor­
oughly covered with spray. Large 
weed leaf canopies shelter smaller 
weeds and prevent adequate spray 
coverage. Some leaf-speckling and 
leaf-bronzing may occur under cer­
tain conditions. (See Restrictions 
and Limitations section.) 
Basagran Dry T/O may be applied 
as a directed spray around all orna­
mental and nursery plants except 
sycamore and rhododendron. 
,pirections For Use 
.Aate and Timing of Application 
Apply Basagran Dry T/O early 
postemergence to actively growing 
weeds before they reach the maxi­
mum size listed in Table 2. Early 
application to weeds produces the 
most beneficial weed control 
(exception: yellow nutsedge and 
Canada thistle). Delaying application 
permits weeds to exceed the maxi­
mum size stated and will result in 
inadequate control. 
Do not cultivate or mow within 5 
days before or after application of 
Basagran Dry T/O. 
Addition of Oil Concentrate 
Refer to Addition of Oil 
Concentrate for more information. 
Rate of Oil Concentrate 
Use 0.75 fiuid ounces per 1,000 
square feet (2 pints per acre). 
Water Volume and Spray Pressure 
Apply recommended rates of 
Basagran Dry T/O with a mini­
mum of 0.5 gallon of water per 
1,000 square feet (20 gallons per 
acre) and a minimum of 40 psi 
(measured at the boom, not at the 
pump or in the line). When foliage is 
dense, use up to 2.5 gallons of 
water and up to 80 psi. Use stan­
dard high-pressure pesticide hollOW 
cone or flat fan nozzles spaced 20 
inches apart. Do not use flood, whirl 
chamber, or controlled droplet 
applicator (CDA) nozzles. 
Special Information for Irrigated 
Areas 
If moisture is not adequate for 
active weed growth, irrigate before 
applying Basagran Dry T/O. 
Weeds growing under drought con­
ditions usually are not satisfactorily 
controlled. 
Mixing 
Fill the tank of a thoroughly clean 
sprayer one-half to two-thirds full 
with clean water. Start agitation, 
add Basagran Dry T/O, and allow 
to mix thoroughly. Add oil concen­
, trate and the remaining volume of 
water. Maintain constant agitation 
during application. 
Over- The-Top Applications 
Basagran Dry T/O may be applied 
over-the-top of certain ornamental 
species listed in Table 3 and to 
non-crop sites listed below. 
Noncrop Sites, Roadsides, and 
Rights-of-Ways 
Basagran Dry T lO-ffiay be used in 
these sites where grass vegetation 
must be maintained. Avoid drift 
onto the vegetation as injury may 
occur. A water volume sufficient to 
obtain adequate coverage of the 
weed should be used. Do not make 
applications to open waters. 
Notice to User 
Due to the variability within species 
and in application techniques, nei­
ther the manufacturer nor the Seller 
has determined whether or not 
Basagran Dry T 10 can be safely 
used on all ornamentals, nursery, 
and other nonfood sites under all 
conditions. It is re~mmended 
therefore, that the user determine if 
Basagran Dry T/O can be used 
safely prior to broad use. 
Post-directed Applications 
Apply Basagran Dry T/O around 
landscape and ornamental trees, 
shrubs, flowers, and other plants as 
a directed spray away from the 
foliage of desired plants, unless oth­
erwise directed. 
Injury may occur when applying 
Basagran Dry T/O as a directed 
spray under the tree line or over the 
roots of sycamore and rhododen­
dron. Do not use if the risk of injury 
to these plants is not acceptable. 
Table 3: Omamental Species for Over-the- Top Applications 
Common Name Scientific Name 
Ajuga Ajugasp. 
Arborvitae' Thuja accidentalis 
Boxwood 'Winter Gem' Buxus japonica 
Dusty Miller Centaurea cineraria 
Holly, Burford 'Burfordii' lIexcarnuta 
Holly. 'Compacta' lIex crenata 
Holly. 'Dwarf Burford" lIexcarnuta 
Impatiens 'Accent Carmine'" impatiens sp. 
Impatiens "Balsam" Impatiens ba/samina 
Ivy. English Hedera helix , , . 
Uriope, Green Lir/ope muscari . , 
Liriope Liriope spicata , Marigold. "Aurora Gold" Tagete erecta 
Mugo pine- Pinus mugo mugo .. . , 
Oak, red' Ouercus rubra . 1, " .. 
Ornamental cabbage pansy Brassica sp. ", , 
Ornamental cabbage "colorup" Brassica a/eraeea " ., 
Pachysandra Pachysandra termrrfdrs ' ; , , , Petunia 'Madness Plum' Petunia hybrida ' , 
Petunia "Ultra White" Petunia hybrida . . . , . , , 
Snapdragon "L. Scarlet''' Antirrhinium majuE", , , .. 
Yew, Japanese "Densiformis~ T axus cuspidata ) ... 
Yew "Hatfieldii' Taxus media '" ) 
Yew "Hicks· Taxus media 
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Restrictions and Limitations 
Do not apply Basagran· Dry T 10 
herbicide to crop plants that have 
been subject to stress conditions 
such as hail damage, fiooding, 
drought, extreme heat, or widely 
fiuctuating temperatures as crop 
injury may result. 
Do not apply Basagran Dry TIO if 
crop plants show injury (leaf phyto­
toxicity or plant stunting) produced 
by any other prior herbicide appli­
cations, because this injury may be 
enhanced or prolonged, 
Rainfall or overhead irrigation within 
8 hours after application may 
reduce the effectiveness of 
Basagran Dry T/O. 
Do not apply more than 0.82 
ounces of Basagran Dry TIO per 
1000 square feet (36 ounces per 
acre) in one season. 
Do not exceed a total of 1 pound of 
active ingredient (bentazon) per 
acre per application or 2 pounds of 
active ingredient (bentazon) per 
acre per calendar year. Basagran 
Dry TIO contains 87% active ingre­
dient of bentazon and one pint of 
Prompt" 5L contains 0.3125 
pound of bentazon. 
Do not exceed a total of 0.357 
ounces active ingredient (bentazon) 
per 1 ,000 square feet per applica­
tion or 0.71 ounces of active ingre­
dient (bentazon) per 1 ,000 square 
feet per calendar year. One ounce 
of Basagran Dry T 10,contains 
0.87 ounces of bentazon and one 
fiuid ounce of Prompt 5L contains 
0.3125 ounces of bentazon. 
Clean the sprayer thoroughly before 
applying Basagran Dry TIO, par­
ticularly if a herbicide with the 
potential to injure the plants to be 
sprayed with Basagran Dry TIO 
was used. 
Physical incompatibility, reduced 
weed control, or ornamental plant 
injury may result from mixing 
Basagran Dry TIO with pesticides 
(fungicides, herbicides, insecticides 
or miticides), additives or fertilizers. 
BASF does not recommend using 
Basagran Dry TIO tank mixes 
other than those listed on BASF 
labels, supplementallalbeling, or 
technical bulletins. 
Local professional authorities may 
be a source of information when 
using other than BASF recom­
mended combinations. Otherwise, 
test a small area of the site with the 
desired tank mix combination and 
allow 7 -10 days to evaluate poten­
tial injury. 
Do not apply Basagran Dry T 10 
plus an oil concentrate with other 
pesticides whose lalbels caution 
against their use with oil adjuvants. 
Recommended Tank Mixes 
Basagran Dry TIO + Pennant 
Tank Mix 
A tank mix application of Basagran 
Dry TIO + Pennant" herbicide 
may be direct sprayed to control 
yellow nutsedge and certain 
emerged broadleaf weeds listed on 
the Basagran Dry T 10 label. 
This tank mix will also control cer­
tain broadleaf and grass weeds list­
ed on the Pennant label that have 
not emerged. 
This tank mix should be applied as 
a directed spray away from the 
foliage of ornamental plants. If any 
desirable plant foliage received 
direct or ind;rect application, wash 
the solution off the foliage immedi­
ately. 
Read each tank mix product label 
for Directions For Use, 
Precautionary Statements, and 
Restrictions and Limitations. 
The most restrictive labeling applies 
in all tank mixes. 
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Basagran Dry TIO + Vantage 
Tank Mix 
A tank mix of Basagran Dry TIO + 
Vantage· herbicides may be 
applied to control yellow nutsedge, 
certain broadleaf weeds, and annu­
al and perennial grass weeds. This 
tank mix will not control weeds and 
grasses that have not emerged. 
ThisTank mix should be applied as 
a directed spray away from the 
foliage of ornamental plants. If any 
desirable plant foliage received 
direct or indirect application, wash 
the solution off the foliage immedi­
ately. 
Read each tank mix product label 
for Directions For Use, 
Precautionary Statements, and 
Restrictions and Limitations. 
The most restnctive labeling applies 
in all tank mixes. 
Other Tank Mixes 
Basagran Dry T 10 may be tank 
mixed with other compatible prod­
uctS'registered for use in ornamen­
tals. Tank mixes using other prod­
ucts with Basagran Dry T 10 
should be applied as a directed 
spray away from the foliage of orna­
mental plants. If any desirable plant 
foliage received direct or indirect 
application, wash the solution off 
the foliage immediately. 
When applying tank mixes not rec­
ommended by this label, test the 
application on a small area to deter­
mine the safety of the anticipated 
tank mix. Evaluate the potential for 
injury 5-7 days later before making 
a general application of this tank 
mix. 
Read each tank mix product label 
for Directions For Use, 
Precautionary Statements, and 
Restrictions and Limitations. 
The most restnctive labeling applies 
in all tank mixes. 
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Appendix 
Broadleaf Weeds Discussed in this Label 
Common Name Scientific Name 
Balloonvine Cardlospermum ha/icacabum 
Beggarticks Bider" frondosa 
Bristly Starbur Acan:1ospermum hispidum 
Chickweed. Common Stel/aca media 
Chickweed, Mouse-ear Cerasjum vUlgatum 
Coffee Senna Cass", occidenta/is 
Dandelion Taraxacum officinale 
Dayflower Commelina spp. 
Devilsclaw Probiscidea louisianica 
Florida Pusley Ri=dia scabra 
Galinsoga Galinsoga spp. 
Groundsel, Common Senecio vulgaris 
Ladysthumb PolygJnum persicaria 
Lambsquarters, Common Cher'Joodium album 
Momingglory loorr·:oo spp. 
Onion/Garlic AJliur spp. 
Pennsylvania Smartweed Poly; Jnum pensyfvanicum 
Pigweed Ama.-31thus spp. 
Plantain Plan,C:90 spp. 
Prickly Sidaff eaweed Side spinosa 
Purslane. Common Port!... 3ca o/eracea 
Ragweed, Common Amb·Jsia artemisiifolia 
Ragweed, Giant Amb'Jsia trifida 
Redweed Melo:IJia corchorifolia 
Sesbania Sesv.J)ia exaltata 
! Shepherdspurse Capse/la bursa-pastoris 
Spurge Eup/"orbia maculata 
Spurred Anoda Anaca caristata 
Spurweed/Lawn Burweed Sah~ pterosperma 
Thistle, Canada CirSi:...m arvense 
Thistle, Musk Carc'JUS nutans 
T rapic Croton Croton glandulosus 
Venice Mallow Hibi=s trionum 
Wild Buckwheat Poiygonum convolvulus 
Wild Mustard Sinapsis arvensis 
Wild Poinsettia Eupt:orbia heterophylla 
Wild Sunflower Helie.nthus annuus 
Wood Sorrel, Yellow Oxars stricta 
Sedges Discussed in this Label 
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Common Name Scientific Name 
. / Annual Sedges Cyparus spp. 
Purple Nutsedge Cyparus rotundas 
Yellow Nutsedge Cyparus esoulentus 
Agricultural Products 
Conditions of Sale and Warranty 
The Directions For Use of this 
product reflect the opinion of 
experts based on field use and 
tests. The directions are believed to 
be reliable and should be followed 
carefully. However, it is impossible 
to eliminate all risks inherently asso­
ciated with use of this product. 
Crop injury, ineffecTIveness or other 
unintended consequences may 
result, because of such factors as 
weather conditions, presence of 
other materials, or use of the prod­
uct 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 the Buyer. 
BASF warrants that this product 
conforms to the chemical descrip­
tion on the label and is reasonably 
fit for the purposes referred to in 
the Directions For Use, subject to 
the inherent risks, referred to 
above. BASF MA~S NO OTHER 
EXPRESS OR IMPUED WARRAN-
1Y OF ffiNESS OR MER­
CHANTABIU1Y OR ANY OTHER 
EXPRESS OR IMPUED WARRAN· 
1Y. IN NO CASE SHALL BASF OR 
THE SELLER BE LIABLE FOR 
CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL OR 
INDIRECT DAMAGES RESULTING 
FROM THE USE OR HAN DUNG 
OF THIS PRODUCT. BASF and the 
Seller 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 repre­
sentative of BASF. 
Basagran is a registered trademark of 
BASFAG. 
Vantage is a trademark and Prompt is a 
registered trademark of BASF Corp . 
Image is a registered trademark of 
American Cyanamid Company. 
T urflon is a registered trademark of 
DowEJanco. 
Pennant is a registered trademark of 
Ciba-Gelgy Corporation. 
The Speciaffy Products Logo is a regis­
tered trademark of BASF Corp. 
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NVA 2000-04·004-0005 
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ACCEPTED 
lrith COMMEI'ITS 
In EPA Leber nated 
MAY 5 2000 
Vader the Federal lnaeetielde, 
Fnadldde, oad RndOllllelde Act 
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reSUU .... ""de. EPA 1Iet!. No. 
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For postemergence use on established turf and ornamentals to control 
broadleaf weeds and sedges. For use on athletic fields, cemeteries, golf 
course fairways, industrial sites, nurseries, parks, residential and non-residen­
tiallawns, sad farms, roadsides, rights-of-ways, and similar non-crop areas. 
A formulation containing: 
Active ingredient 
Sodium salt of bentazon (3-(1-methylethyl)-1 H-2, 1 ,3-benzothiadiazin-
4(3H)-one 2,2-dioxide) ........................................................................... 95.0% 
Inert ingredients ................................................................................... 5.0% 
Total ................................................................................................... 100.0% 
EPA Reg. No. 7969-122 
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. 
DANGER/PELIGRO 
Si usted no entiende la etiqueta, busque a alguien para que se la explique a usted en 
detalle. (If you do not understand the label, find someol'\e to explain it to you in detaiL) 
First Aid 
If swallowed: Call a poison control center or doctor immediately for treatment advice. 
Have person Sip a glass of water if able to swallow. Do not induce vomiting unless told 
to by a poison control center or doctor. 
If in eyes: Hold eye open and Iinse slowly and gently with water for 15-20 minutes. 
Remove contact lenses, if present, after first 5 minutes, then continue rinsing. Call a 
pOison control center or doctor for treatment advice. 
If on skin: Take off contaminated clothing. Rinse skin immediately with plenty of water 
for 15-20 minutes. Call a poison control center or doctor for treatment advice. 
Have the product container or label with you when calling a poison control center or 
doctor or going for treatment. 
Note to Physician: Probable mucosal damage may contraindicate the use of gastric 
lavage. 
See inside booklet for complete Precautionary Statements, Directions For Use 
and Conditions of Sale and Warranty. 
Agricultural Use Requirements 
Use this product only In accordance with its labeling and with the Worker Protection 
Standard, 40 CFR part 170. Refer to supplemental labeling under "Agricultural Use 
RElOluirements" in the Directions For Use section for information about this standard. 
Net contents: 1 pound 
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P,O. Box 13528, Research lnangle Park. NC, 27709 
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Precautionary Statements 
Hazards to Humans (and 
Domestic Animals) 
DANGER: Corrosive. Causes irre­
versible eye damage. Do not get in 
eyes, on skin, or on clothing. May 
be fatal if swallowed. Harmful If 
absorbed through skin. This prod­
uct may cause skin sensitization 
reactions in some people. 
Personal Protective Equipment 
(PPE) 
Applicators and other handlers 
must wear: 
• Long-sleeved shirt and long pants 
• Waterproof gloves 
• Shoes plus socks 
• Protective eyewear 
Discard clothing and other 
absorbent materials that have been 
drenched or heavily contaminated 
with this product's concentrate. Do 
not re-use them. Follow manufac­
turer's instructions for 
cleaning/maintaining PPE. If no 
such instructions for washables 
) eXist. use detergent and hot water. 
Keep and wash PPE separately 
from other laundry. 
Engineering Controls Statement 
When handlers use closed systems, 
enclosed cabs, or aircraft in a man­
ner that meets the requirements 
listed in the Worker Protection 
Standard (WPS) for agricultural pes­
ticides [40 CFR 170.240(d)(4-6)], 
the handler PPE requirements may 
be reduced or modified as specified 
in theWPS. 
User Safety Recommendations 
Users should: 
• Wash hands before eating, drink­
ing, chewing gum, using tobacco, 
or using the toilet. 
• Remove clothing immediately if 
pesticide gets inside. Then wash 
thoroughly and put on clean 
clothing. 
• Remove PPE immediately after 
handling this product. Wash the 
outside of gloves before remov­
ing. As soon as possible, wash 
thoroughly and change into clean 
clothing. 
Environmental hazards 
For terrestrial uses, do not apply 
directly to water, or to areas where 
surface water is present or to inter­
tidal areas below the mean high 
water mark. Do not contaminate 
water when disposing of equipment 
wash waters or rinsate. 
Bentazon. which is present in this 
product. is known to leach through 
soil into~oundwater under certain 
conditions as a result of agricultural 
use. 
Use of this chemical in areas where 
soils are permeable, particularly 
where the water table is shallow, 
may result in groundwater contami­
nation. 
Notice: It is a violation of federal 
law to use any pesticide in a man­
ner that results in the death of an 
endangered species or in adverse 
modification of their habitat. 
Directions For Use 
It is a violation of federal law to use 
this product in a manner inconsis­
tent with its labeling. Do not apply 
this product in a way that will con­
tact VJorkers or other persons, 
either directly or through drift. Only 
protected handlers may be in the 
area during application. For any 
requirements specific to your state 
or Tribe, consult the agency 
respensible for pesticide regulation. 
Agricultural Use Requirements 
Use this product only in accor­
dance with its labeling and with the 
Worker Protection Standard, 40 
CFR part 170. This standard con­
tains requirements for the protec­
tion of agricultural workers on 
farms, forests, nurseries, and 
greenhouses, and handlers of agri­
cultural pesticides. It contains 
requirements for training, deconta­
mination, notification, and emer­
gency assistance. It also contains 
specific instructions and excep­
tions pertaining to the statements 
on this label about personal protec­
tive equipment (PPE), and restrict­
ed-entry interval. The reqUirements 
in this box only apply to uses of 
this product that are covered by 
the Worker Protection Standard. 
Do not enter or allow worker entry 
into treated areas during the 
restricted-entry interval (REI) of 48 
hours. 
PPE required for early entry to 
treated areas that is permitted 
under the Worker Protection 
Standard and that involves contact 
with anything that has been treat­
ed, such as plants, soil, or water, 
is: 
• Coveralls 
• Waterproof gloves 
• Shoes plus socks 
• Protective eyewear 
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Storage and Disposal 
Do not allow this product to freeze. 
Do not contaminate water, food, or 
feed by storage or disposal. 
Pesticide Disposal: Pesticide 
wastes are acutely hazardous. 
Improper disposal of excess pesti­
cide, spray mixture, or rinsate is a 
violation of Federal Law. If these 
wastes cannot be rnsposed of by 
use according to label instructions, 
contact your State Pesticide or 
Environmental Control Agency, or 
the Hazardous Waste representa­
tive at the nearest EPA Regional 
Office for guidance. 
Container Disposal: Triple rinse 
container (or equivalent). Then offer 
for recycling or reconditioning, or 
puncture and dispose of in a sani­
tary land1lll, or by incineration, or, if 
allowed by state or local authorities, 
by buming. If burned, stay out of 
smoke. 
Do not re-use empty container. 
In Case of Emergency 
In case of large-s~le spillage 
regarding this product, call: 
CHEMTREC 800-424-9300 
BASF Corporation 800-832-HELP 
In case of medical emergency 
regarding this product, call: 
1. Your local doctor for immediate 
treatment. 
2. Your local poison control center 
(hospital). 
3. BASF Corperation 800-832-HELP 
Notice: Buyer assumes all liability, 
including personal injury and prop­
erty damage, which may result from 
the use of this product in a manner 
inconsistent with labeling directions. 
If these tenms are not acceptable, 
return at once unopened. 
Read the Precautionary 
Statement, Environmental 
Hazards, Storage and Disposal 
statements, and Conditions of 
Sale and Warranty statement 
appearing on the container label. 
Established Turf 
General Information 
BasagranO SG herbicide may be 
used on established bluegrass, fes­
cue, bentgrass, Bermudagrass, 
bahiagrass, centipedegrass, ZOYSII'.­
grass, ryegrass, St. Augustineg~d~s, 
carpetgrass, and buffalograss: , : 
Basagran SG is intended for SeI8(;­
tive postemerg6pce :u~ntrol of 
broadleaf WeedD, annGal sedr;cs, . 
and yellow nutsodq3., gasagrzf:. , ' 
SG does not contre\ tjrasses .. 
Basagran SG i~ fflective mqin\~~ , . 
through contact, \1 jp,ci'fore, all . 
plants must be thoroughly co~erflP 
with spray. Weeds controlled ..

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by Basagran SG in turi are annual 
sedges, yellow nutsedge, spur­
weed! lawn burweed, lambsquar­
ters, Venice mallow, shepherd­
spurse, smartweed, chickweed, 
common groundsel, ladysthumb, 
jimsonweed, galin50ga, common 
purslane, cocklebur, beggarticks, 
wild mustard, wild pOinsettia, wild 
buckwheat, velvetleaf, Canada this­
tle, and musk thistle, 
Weeds suppressed by Basagran· 
SG herbicide include: common 
ragweed, giant ragweed, wild sun­
flower, and morningglory, Some 
weeds not controlled include: pur­
ple nutsedge, pig'Need, plantaio, 
dandelion, onion/carlic, wood sor­
rel, and spurge, ~ 
Application Information 
Apply Basagran SG to activelv 
growing weeds pcstemergence 
under good soil moisture condi­
tions, If desired centrol of yellow 
nutsedge or Canaja thistle is not 
obtained with the 'irst application, 
make a second application 10-14 
days later or wher, new growth 
appears, 
In the northern United States, vel­
low nutsedge can emerge from May 
through July, while in the southern 
United States, nutsedge and 
broadleal weeds can emerge 
throughout the year, Therefore, ini­
tial applications should be planned 
when most plants have emerged, If 
new plants emerge later in the sea­
son, make a second application of 
Basagran SG according to the 
label directions, In unmowed turi, 
make the first application postemer­
gence but before yellow nutsedge, 
annual sedge, and Canada thistle 
are 8 inches tall. Annual broadleaf 
weeds should be no taller than 4 
inches, Thorough spray coverage of 
yellow nutsedge is essential for 
maximum control. 
For optimum control, do not mow 
within 3 days before or after appli­
cation, For sedges, do not mow 
within 5 days of application, 
Use a minimum water volume of 1 
gallon per 1,000 square feet (40 
gallons per acre) with a minimum 
pressure measured at the nozzle of 
40 psi. 
Application Rate: See Table 1 for 
application rate oj Basagran SG, 
Addition of Oil Concentrate 
A nonphy1otoxic::J11 ccncentrate 
(commonly referred to as oil con­
centrate) may be added to the 
spray tank for cenain weed prob­
lems, The oil concentrate must con-
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Table 1. Application Rate Table for Turf' 
Area to be Sprayed 200 sq. ft. 400 sq. ft. 1000 sq. It. 1 acre 
Basagran SG 0,08 Dunce 0,16 Dunce 0.41 Dunce 18-36 
ounces 
Water" 0,2-0.4 gallDns 0.4-0,8 gallDns 1-2 gallDns 40-80 
(1,6-3,2 pints) (3,2-6.4 pints) (2-4 pints) gallDns 
• FDr cDntrDlling yellDw nutsedge, apply no, mDr.e.Jhan 0.41 Dunces per 1,000 
square feet (1 B Dunces per acre) at one Ume, Make a secDnd applicatiDn 10-14 
days later, Apply no more than 0,82 ounces per 1,000 square feet (36 ounces 
per acre) in Dne season, For perennial ryegrass, apply no, more than 0.41 ounces 
per 1,000 square feet (18 ounces per acre) at one time, Make a second applica-
tion no, less than 21 days later, 
, Quantity of water required to unifonnly spray this area with your sprayer. If 
unknown, refer to section Sprayer Calibration Suggestions, 
tain either a petroleum or vegetable 
oil base and must meet all the fol­
lowing criteria: 
• be nonphytotoxic, 
• contain only EPA-exempt ingredi­
ents, 
• provide good mixing quality in the 
jar test (see below), and 
• be successful in local experience, 
The exact composition o.f suitable 
products will vary, however, veg­
etable and petroleum oil concen­
:rates should contain emulsifiers 
which provide good mixing quality, 
Highly refined vegetable oils have 
been observed to be more satisfac­
tory than unrefined vegetable oils, 
For additional infonnation, see Jar 
Testfor Estimating Suitability ot 
Oil Concentrates, 
Adding oil concentrate to, 
Basagran SG may cause a slight 
leaf burn when relative humidity and 
temperature are high, Refer to your 
supplier of Basagran SG for infor­
mation concerning successful local 
experience before purchasing any 
oil concentrate, 
Rate of Oil Concentrate 
0,75 fluid ounce per 1 ,000 square 
feet or 2 pints per acre, 
Jar Test for Estimating 
Suitability of Oil Concentrates: 
1. Water Supply: Use only water 
from the intended source at the 
source temperature. 
2, Amount of Water in Jar: 
Ground Application: For 1 gal­
lons per 1 ,000 square feet spray 
volume, use 62/3 cups (1600 ml) 
of water, For other spray vol­
umes, adjust propDrtiDnately to, 
abDve, 
3, Amount of herbicide and oil 
concentrate to add: Add 0,17 
Dunces of Basagran SG and 2 
teaspoons of oil concentrate for 
each 0,4 1 ounce of Basagran 
SG per 1,000 square feet of rec­
ommended label rate, 
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4, Add components in the follow­
ing sequence, gently mixing 
between additions: 
1, Basagran SG 
2, Tank mix product, if used 
3, Oil concentrate 
5, Cap jar, invert 10 cycles, let 
stand for 15 minutes, evaluate. 
6, &valuation: An ideal tank mix 
-combination will be uniform, 
Thus, the suitability of the oil 
concentrate is questionable if 
any of the following are 
observed: 
Free oil at the surface - film or 
globules, 
Flocculation - fine particles which 
may be suspended in the liquid 
or found as a precipitated layer 
at the bottom of the jar, 
Clabbering - thickening texture 
(coagulated) resembling yogurt 
or a curd-like texture as with cot­
tage cheese, 
Spray Equipment 
Hand-held pump-up, knapsack, or 
hose-end type sprayers are suitable 
for applying Basagran SG. 
Do not spray during windy condi­
tions because spray drift may cause 
damage to adjacent omamental 
plants, Rinse equipment with soap 
and water after use, 
Mixing 
Fill the tank of a thoroughly clean 
sprayer one-half to two-thirds full of 
clean water, StClrt c:gitation, add 
Basagran SQ', <'rc allow the com­
ponents to mix thorc\ughly, Add oil 
concentrate alicJ .tl~e:remaining vol­
U'l'P, 'If, '!Jater. Mai[ltain constant 
a'litaliol! during apQlication, 
Mix orly, enou\l':1 ,sP' ay solution for 
one uspge, A (rl'sh ,spray mixture 
s~9ylp.be US6p ",)<;11 time,

Sprayer Calibration Suggestions 
Hand Sprayers: 
1. Stake off a 400 square foot area 
of turf for practice. This is an area 
20' (7 steps) x 20'. 
2. Add a measured quantity (1.5 
gallons for example) of water to 
the sprayer and uniformly spray 
the 400 square foot area. 
Measure water remaining to 
determine the amount applied 
per 400 square foot area. (Note: 
A minimum of 3 pints per 400 
square feet is recommended). 
3. Prepare the spray solution 
according to Table 1, 
Application Rates for Turf. 
Example: Assume that in Step 2 
the 400 square foot area was 
uniformly covered with 0.5 gallon 
of water. Referring to the table, 
add 0.16 ounces of Basagran~ 
SG herbicide per 0.5 gallon of 
water for each 400 square foot of 
turf to be sprayed. (Note: Using 
.) this mix to spot spray individual 
weeds may result in an excessive 
dosage and possible turf injury) 
Hose-end Applicator 
A procedure similar to the above 
may be followed for calibrating 
hose-end sprayers. Half-fill contain­
er with water to an even mark on 
the "gallons" scale and note the vol­
ume level. Spray the 400 square 
foot area, noting the new reading, 
and thereby determine the amount 
of water used to spray the area. 
Then proceed as in Step 3 above. 
Recommended Tank Mixes with 
Basagran SG - Established 
Turf 
To obtain post emergence control of 
other broadleaf weeds or sedges 
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not listed on this label, other prod­
ucts registered for use in turf may 
be tank mixed with Basagran SG. 
Other products that may be tank 
mixed are Prompt'" 5L herbicide, 
MSMA, Image", atrazine, Turflon·, 
2,4-0, and mixes of 2,4-0, MCPP 
(mecoprop) or 2,4-0P (dichlorprop). 
A tank mix with Vantage" herbi­
cide may be used on centipede­
grass and fine fescue species. 
Some of these products cannot be 
used on all turf sites or species. 
Refer to the respective product 
labels for site and species restric­
tions. 
Oetermine the compatibility of the 
potential tank mix product before 
mixing with Basagran SG in the 
spray tank. An antifoaming agent 
may be used if needed. 
Do not use a surfactant or oil addi­
tive with 2,4-D, MCPP, or 2,4-DP. 
Read each tank mix product label 
for Directions For Use, 
Precautionary Statements, and 
Restrictions and Limitations. 
The most restrictive labeling applies 
in all tank mixes. 
Restrictions and Limitations 
Do not apply Basagran SG to turf 
that has been under stress such as 
drought, cold temperature or injury 
from other herbicides or pesticides. 
Do not apply Basagran SG to any 
newly seeded or newly sprigged turf 
until seedlings or sprigs are well 
established, as injury may result. 
Not recommended for use on golf 
course greens or collars. 
In perennial ryegrass, apply no 
more than 0.41 ounces of 
Basagran SG per 1,000 square 
feet (18 ounces per acre) at one 
time. Make a second application no 
less than 21 days later. 
Do not apply more than 0.82 
ounces of Basagran SG per 1,000 
square feet (36 ounces per acre) in 
one season. 
Do not exceed a total of 2 pounds 
of active ingredient (bentazon) per 
• acre per calendar year. Basagran 
SG contains 87% active ingredient 
of bentazon and one pint of 
Prompt 5L contains 0.3125 
pounds of bentazon. 
Do not exceed a total of 0.357 
ounces of active ingredient (benta­
zon) per 1,000 square feet per 
application or 0.71 ounces of active 
ingredient (bentazon) per 1,000 
square feet per calendar year. One 
ounce of Basagran SG contains 
0.87 ounces of bentazon and one 
fluid ounce of Prompt 5L contains 
0.3125 ounces of bentazon. 
Rainfall or sprinkler irrigation within 
8 hours after application may 
reduce the effectiveness 01 
Basagran SG. 
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Physical incompatibility, reduced 
weed control or turf injury may 
result from mixing Basagran SG 
with pesticides (fungicides, herbi­
cides, insecticides or miticides), 
additives or fertilizers. 
BASF does not recommend the 
using Basagran SG tank mixes 
other than those li!01fld on BASF 
labels, supplemental labeling, or 
technical bulletins. 
Local professional authorities may 
be a source of infonmation when 
using other than BASF recom­
mended combinations. Otherwise, 
test a small area of the site with the 
desired tank mix combination and 
allow 7 -10 days to evaluate the 
potential for injury. Do not apply 
Basagran SG plus an oil concen­
trate with other pesticides whose 
labels caution against their use with 
oil adjuvants. 
Clean the sprayer thoroughly belore 
applying Basagran SG, particularly 
if a herbicide withJ,he potential to 
injure the turf to oe sprayed with 
Basagran SG was used. 
When treating turf with Basagran 
SG, avoid over-the-top spraying of 
adjacent ornamental trees, shrubs, 
and fiowers unless otherwise rec­
ommended in this label. Spraying 
near the base of established orna­
mental trees, shrubs, and flowers 
should not result in injury except for 
sycamore and rhododendron. 
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Table 2. Application Rate Table for Ornamentals, Nursery, Other Nonfood Crops, Noncrop Sites 
Roadsides and Rights-of Ways ' 
Application Rates for Weed Growth Stage 
~315f, 
0.32 ounces per 1,000 square feet 
(14 ounces per acre) 
0.41 ounces per 1,000 square feet 
(18 ounces per acre) Weeds Controlled' 
Leaf Stage Maximum Height Leaf Stage Onches) 
Anoda. Spurred Up to 6 3 S1l 
Balloonvine 2·4 2 4·6 
Beggarticks Upt06 6 6·8 
Bristly Starbur Not Recommended - 4·6 
Buckwheat. Wild Upt04 3 4·6 
Coffee Senna Not Recommended - Up to 1 pinnate' 
Dayflower Upt06 4 6·10 
Devilsclaw Not Recommended - Up to 6' 
Galinsoga Not Recommended - Cotyledon to 6' 
Groundsel, Common Not Recommended - 2~1O 
Ladysthumb Up to 6 6 6~10 
Lambsquarters', Common Not Recommended - 4-W 
Mustard, Wild Up to 6 4 6~10 
Pennsylvania Smartweed Up to 6 6 6~10 
Poinsettia. Wild 2~4 4 4-8 b 
Prickly Sida or T eawood Up to 6 3 6~8 
Purslane, Common Up to 4 1 4~6 
Ragweed, Common Not Recommended - 4-6t> 
. Giantd Not Recommended - U~to 4 
Redweed 4~6 6 ~ 10 
Sesbania Not Recommended - 3~5' 
Shepherdspurse' Upt06 4 6~10 
SpurweedlLawn burweed Not Recommended - 2~6 
Sunflower, Wild Up to 4 5 
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4~6 
Tropic Croton Upto 2 2 2~4 
Venice Mallow Upto6 2 6~ 10 
. For additional weeds see Special Directions section . , Add oil concentrate at 0.75 fluid ounces per 1,000 square feet (2 pints per acre) , Control may be partial or inconsistent. , If a second weed flush develops after the first application, retreat according to this rate table. , Do not treat rosette before seed stalk appears. 
Special Directions for Other Weed Problems 
Canada Thistle 
Apply OA 1 ounces of Basagran' SG herbicide per 1,000 square feet 
(18 ounces per acre) of when plants are from 8 inches tall to the bud 
stage. Make a second application at the same rate 7-10 days later. 
Yellow Nutsedge 
Two applications are preferred for best results. Apply 0.32~OA1 ounces 
of Basagran SG per 1,000 square feet (14~18 ounces per acre) when 
plants are 6-8 inches tall. If needed, make a second application at the 
same rate 7-10 days later. Add oil concentrate to the spray solution of 
Basagran SG and water for each application, according to the 
Directions for Use. 
Musk Thistle 
Apply OA1 ounces of Basagran SG per 1,000 square feet (18 ounces 
per acre) when plants are in the rosette stage no larger than 10 inches in 
diameter. Make a second application at the same rate if needed. Add oil 
concentrate to the spray solution of Basagran SG and water for each 
application, according to the Directions for Use. 
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Maximum Height 
Onches) 
4 
3 
8 
3 
5 
2 
8 
3 
2 
6 
10 
2 
8 
10 
6 
4 
2 
3 
6 
8 
3 
8 
3 
8 
4 
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Ornamentals, Nursery, Other 
Nonfood Crops, Noncrop Sites, 
Roadsides, and other Rights-of­
Ways 
General Information 
Basagran" SG herbicide is 
intended for selective postemer­
gence control of certain broadleaf 
weeds and sedges. (See Table 2 
for specific weeds.) Basagran SG 
does not control grasses. 
Basagran SG is effective mainly 
through contact action; therefore, 
weeds must be thoroughly covered 
with spray. Large weed leaf 
canopies shelter smaller weeds and 
prevent adequate spray coverage. 
Some leaf-speckling and leaf­
bror,zing may occur under certain 
conditions. (See Restrictions and 
Limitations section.) 
Basagran SG may be applied as a 
directed spray around all ornamen­
tal and nursery plants except 
sycamore and rhododendron. 
.Directions For Use 
Rate and Timing of Application 
App'y Basagran SG early poste­
mergence to actively growing 
weeds before they reach the maxi­
mum size listed in Table 2. Early 
application to weeds produces the 
most beneficial weed control 
(exception: yellow nutsedge and 
Canada thistle). Delaying application 
permits weeds to exceed the maxi­
mum size stated and will result in 
inadequate control. 
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Do not cultivate or mow within 5 
days before or after application of 
Basagran SG. 
Addition of Oil Concentrate 
Refer to Addition of Oil 
Concentrate for more information. 
Rate of Oil Concentrate 
Use 0.75 fluid ounces per 1,000 
square feet (2 pints per acre). 
Water Volume and Spray Pressure 
Apply recommended rates of 
Basagran SG with a minimum of 
0.5 gallon of water per 1 ,000 
square feet (20 gallons per acre) 
and a minimum of 40 psi (measured 
at the boom, not at the pump or in 
the line). When foliage is dense, use 
up to 2.5 gallons of water and up to 
80 pSi. Use standard high-pressure 
pesticide hollow cone or fiat fan 
nozzles spaced 20 inches apart. Do 
not use !iood, whirl chamber, or 
controlled droplet applicator (CDA) 
nozzles. 
Special Information for Irrigated 
Areas 
If moisture is not adequate for 
active weed growth, irrigate before 
applying Basagran SG. Weeds 
growing under drought conditions 
usually are not satisfactorily con­
trolled. 
Mixing 
Fill the tank of a thoroughly clean 
sprayer one-half to two-thirds full 
with clean water. Start agitation, 
add Basagran SG, and allow to 
mix thoroughly. Add oil concentrate 
, and the remaining volume of water. 
Maintain constant agitation during 
. application. 
Over- The-Top Applications 
Basagran SG may be applied 
over -the-top of certain ornamental 
species listed in Table 3 and to 
non-crop sites listed below. 
Noncrop Sites, Roadsides, and 
Rights-of-Ways 
Basagran SG m3i"'be used in 
these sites where grass vegetation 
must be maintained. Avoid drift 
onto the vegetation as injury may 
occur. A water volume sufficient to 
obtain adequate coverage of the 
weed should be used. Do not make 
applications to open waters. 
Notice to User 
Due to the variability within species 
and in application techniques, nei­
ther the manufacturer nor the Seller 
has determined whether or not 
Basagran SG can be safely used 
on all ornamentals, nursery, and 
other nonfood sites under all condi­
tions. It is recomrt"€nded therefore, 
that the user determine if 
Basagran SG can be used safely 
prior to broad use. 
Post-directed Applications 
Apply Basagran SG around land­
scape and ornamental trees, 
shnubs, flowers, and other plants as 
a directed spray away from the 
foliage of desired plants, unless oth­
erwise directed. 
Injury may occur when applying 
Basagran SG as a directed spray 
under the tree line or over the roots 
of sycamore and rhododendron. Do 
not use if the risk of injury to these 
plants is not acceptable. 
Table 3: Ornamental Species for Over-the- Top Applications 
Common Name Scientific Name 
Ajuga Ajuga sp. 
Arborvitae'" Thuja occidentalis 
Boxwood "Winter Gem" Buxus japonica 
Dusty Miller Centaurea cineraria 
Holly. Burford "Burfordii" !lex comuta 
Holly, "Compacta" lIex crenata 
Holly, "Dwarf Burford" I/excornuta 
Impatiens "Accent Carmine"" Impatiens sp. 
Impatiens "Balsam" Impatiens bafsamina 
Ivy. English Hedera helix ' , ,\ 
Uriope. Green Liriope muscari 
Uriope Uriope spicata 
Marigold. "Aurora Gold" Tagete erecta .. . , 
Mugo pine'" Pinus mugo mugo . •.• , i , 
Oak. red' Quercus rubra , " 
Ornamental cabbage pansy 8rassica sp. 
Ornamental cabbage "colorup" Brassica a/eraeea J 1 , 
Pachysandra Pachysandra terminali'i), ' . , 
Petunia ~Madness Plum" Petunia hybrida , " . . . 
Petunia "Ultra White" Petunia hybrida 
Snapdragon "L. Scarlet'" Antirrhinium rna/us ' 
Yew, Japanese "Oensiformis" T axus cuspidata .. 
Yew "Hatfieldii' Taxusmedja 
Yew "Hicks' Taxus media .. ) , 
* Make no more than one applicatIon per season or per crop. 
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Restrictions and Limitations 
Do not apply Basagran 3 SG her­
bicide to crop plants that have 
been subject to stress conditions 
such as hail damage, flooding, 
drought, extreme heat, or wicely 
fluctuating temperatures as crop 
injury may result. 
Do not apply Basagran SG if crop 
plants show injury (leaf phytotoxicity 
or plant stunting) produced by any 
other prior herbicide applications, 
because this injury may be 
enhanced or prolonged. 
Rainfall or overhead irrigation within 
8 hours after application may 
reduce the effectiveness of 
Basagran SG. 
Do not apply more than 0.82 
ounces of Basagran SG per 1000 
square feet (36 ounces per a:re) in 
one season. 
Do not exceed a total of 1 po~nd of 
active ingredient (bentazon) per 
acre per application or 2 pounds of 
active ingredient (bentazon) per 
acre per calendar year. Basagran 
SG contains 87% active ingredient 
of bentazon and one pint of 
Prompt" 5L contains 0.3125 
pound of bentazon. 
Do not exceed a total of 0.357 
ounces active ingredient (bentazon) 
per 1,000 square feet per applica­
tion or 0.71 ounces of active ingre­
dient (bentazon) per 1,000 square 
feet per calendar year. One ounce 
of Basagran SG contains 0.87 
ounces of bentazon and one fluid 
ounce of Prompt 5L contains 
0.3125 ounces of bentazon. 
Clean the sprayer thoroughly before 
applying Basagran SG, particularly 
if a herbicide with the potential to 
injure the plants to be sprayed with 
Basagran SG was used. 
Physical incompatibility, reduced 
weed control. or omamental plant 
injury may result from mixing 
Basagran SG with pesticides 
(fungicides. herbicides. insecticides 
or miticides). additives or fertilizers. 
BASF does not recommend using 
Basagran SG tank mixes other 
than those listed on BASF labels. 
supplemental labeling. or technical 
bulletins. 
Local professional authorities may 
be a source of information when 
using other than BASF recom­
mended combinations. Otherwise, 
test a small area of the site with the 
desired tank mix combination and 
allow 7 -10 days to evaluate poten­
tial injury. 
Do not apply Basagran SG plus an 
oil concentrate with other pesti­
cides whose labels caution against 
their use with oil adjuvants. 
Recommended Tank Mixes 
Basagran SG + Pennant Tank 
Mix 
A tank mix application of Basagran 
SG + Pennant" herbicide may be 
direct sprayed to control yellow 
nutsedge and certain emerged 
broadleaf weeds listed on the 
Basagran SG label. 
This tank mix will also control cer­
tain broadleaf and grass weeds list­
ed on the Pennant label that have 
not emerged. 
This tank mix should be applied as 
a directed spray away from the 
foliage of ornamental plants. If any 
desirable plant foliage received 
direct or indirect application. wash 
the solution oft the foliage immedi­
ately. 
Read each tank mix product label 
for Directions For Use, 
Precautionary Statements. and 
Restrictions and Limitations. 
The most restrictive labeling applies 
in all tank mixes. 
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Basagran SG + Vantage Tank 
Mix 
A tank mix of Basagran SG + 
Vantage 3 herbicides may be 
applied to control yellow nutsedge. 
certain broadleaf weeds. and annu­
al and perennial grass weeds. This 
tank mix will not control weeds and 
graSOOlls that have not emerged. 
This tank mix should be applied as 
a directed spray away from the 
foliage of ornamental plants. If any 
desirable plant foliage received 
direct or indirect application, wash 
the solution off the foliage immedi­
ately. 
Read each tank mix product label 
for Directions For Use, 
Precautionary Statements, and 
Restrictions and Limitations. 
The most restrictive labeling applies 
in all tank mixes. 
Other Tank Mixes 
Basagran SG may be tank mixed 
witt<-other compatible products reg­
istered for use in ornamentals. Tank 
mixes using other products with 
Basagran SG should be applied as 
a directed spray away from the 
foliage of ornamental plants. If any 
desirable plant foliage received 
direct or indirect application, wash 
the solution off the foliage immedi­
ately. 
When applying tank mixes not rec­
ommended by this label, test the 
application on a small area to deter­
mine the safety of the anticipated 
tank mix. Evaluate the potential for 
injury 5-7 days later before making 
a yeneral application of this tank 
mix. 
Read each tank mix product label 
for Directions For Use, 
Precautionary Statements. and 
Restrictions and Limitations. 
The most restrictive labeling applies 
in all tank mixes. 
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Appendix 
Broadleaf Weeds Discussed in this Label 
Common Name Scientific Name 
Balloonvine Cardiospermum haiicacabum 
Beggarticks Bldens trondosa 
Bristly Starbur Acanthospermum hispidum 
Chickweed, Common Stellaria media 
Chickweed, Mouse-ear Cerastium vUlgatum 
Coffee Senna Cassia occidentalis 
Dandelion Taraxacum officinale 
Dayflower COmme/ina spp, 
Devilsclaw Probiscidea louisianica 
Florida Pusley Richardia seabra 
Galinsoga Gaiinsoga spp. 
Groundsel, Common Senecio vulgaris 
Ladysthumb Po/ygonum perslcana 
Lambsquarters. Common Chenopodium album 
Morningglory Ipomoea spp. 
Onion/Garlic Allium spp. 
Pennsylvania Srnartweed Polygonum pensylvenicum 
Pigweed Amaranthus spp. 
Plantain Plantago spp. 
Prickly SidaIT eaweed Sida spinosa 
Purslane, Common Portulaca a/eraeea 
Ragweed, Comrnon Ambrosia artemisfifa/la 
Ragweed, Giant Ambrosia tr/fida 
Redweed Me/ochia corchorifoiia 
Sesbania Sesbanla exaltata 
Shepherdspurse Capsefla bursa-pastoris 
Spurge Euphorbia maculata 
Spurred Anoda Anode caristata 
SpurweediLawn Burweed Saliva pterosperma 
Thistle, Canada Cirsiurn arvense 
Thistle, Musk Garduus nutans 
Tropic Croton Croton glandulosus 
Venice Mallow Hibiscus trianum 
Wild Buckwheat Polygonum convolvulus 
Wild Mustard Sinapsis arvensis 
Wild Poinsettia Euphorbia heterophylla 
Wild Sunffower HeJianthus annuus 
Wood Sorrel, Yellow Oxaiis stricta 
Sedges Discussed in this Label 
Common Name Scientific Name 
Annual Sedges Cyperus spp. 
Purple Nutsedge Cyperus rotundas 
Yellow Nutsedge Cyperus esculentus 
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Agricultural Products 
Conditions of Sale and Warranty 
The Directions For Use of this 
product reflect the opinion of 
experts based on field use and 
tests, The directions are believed to 
be reliable and should be followed 
carefully. However, it is impossible 
to eliminate all risks inherently asso­
ciated vvith use oUbis product. 
Crop injury, ineffectiveness or other 
unintended consequences may 
result, because of such factors as 
weather conditions, presence of 
other materials, or use of the prod­
uct 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 the Buyer. 
BASF warrants that this product 
conforms to the chemical descrip­
tion on the label and is reasonably 
fit for the purposes referred to in 
the Directions For Use, subject to 
the inherent risks, referred to 
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