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# BAS 530 04 HERBICIDE

- EPA Reg No: **7969-82**
- Registrant: BASF AGRICULTURAL SOLUTIONS US, LLC
- Signal word: Danger
- Active ingredients: Sodium bentazon (29%); Sodium salt of fomesafen (12.9%)
- Label accepted: 1997-10-22
- Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/007969-00082-19971022.pdf

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BASF 
BAS 530 04H 
herbicide 
Postemergence Herbicide 
For broad spectrum weed control in soybeans. 
A soluble liquid formulation containing: 
Active Ingredients:' 
Sodium salt of bentazon: ....................................................................... 29.0% 
Sodium salt of fomescfen ....................................................................... 12.9% 
Inert ingredients ................................................................................. l2a.lli 
Total .................................................................................................... 1 CO.O% 
'Equ',valent 10 2.66 pounds per gallon bentazon (3·(1·methyielhyl)·1 H·2, 1.3· 
benzothiadiazin·4(3H)-one 2,2 dioxide and 1.21 pour.ds per gailon of fomesafen 
) (5-(2-chloro-4-trinuoromet~lyl) phenoxy)-N-mclhyisulfonyl)-2-nilrobenzamide. 
EPA Reg. No. 7969-82 
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. 
DANGER/PELIGRO 
Si usted no entiende la eliqueta, busque a a!guien para qU·3 se !a explique a 
usted en detarle. (If you do not understand the label, find someone to read it to 
you in detaiL) 
Agricultural Use Requirements 
Use ~h:s product only in 8cco:-dance with its 12tb8ling and win, tile Wcrk8: ?jQ,~ction 
Standard, 40 CFR part 170. [lofer to sUPiJ!emor.,allalt.)i;ng L;nder "l\griC'.JI:ura: Use 
Requiremor.ts" in the Directions For Usc section for infmmaton about this stand3rd. 
Net contents 2 1/2 gallons 
BASF Corporation 
PO. Box i3528. neseo~::;;'l Tr:Jng!e ?<lrk. NC. 27709-3528 
Specimen Label

Precautionary Statements 
HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND 
DOMESTIC ANIMALS 
DANGER 
This product contains fomesafen 
which has been determ:ned to cause 
tumors in laborato'ry anima:s (mice). 
Risks can be reduced by c!osely fol­
lowing use directions and precau­
tions and by wearing the pro,ectivc 
clothing specified elsewhere on this 
label. 
Corrosive. Causes irreversible eye 
damage. Harmful if swallowed or 
absorbed through the skin. Do not 
get in eyes or on clothing. Avoid con­
tact with skin. Prolonged or frequently 
repeated skin contact may cause 
allergic reactions in some individuals. 
Personal Protective Equipment 
(PPE) 
Applicators and other handlers 
must wear: 
• Long-sleeved shirt and long pants 
• Waterproof gloves 
Shoes plus socks 
'rotective eyewear 
Discard clothing and other absorbent 
materials that have been drenched or 
heavily contaminated with this prod­
uct's concentrate. Follow manufac­
turer's instructions for cleaning! main­
taining PPE. If no such instructions 
for washables. use detergent and hot 
water. Keep and wasil PC'" sepa­
ralely from other laundry. 
Engineering Controls Statement: 
When handlers usc closed systems, 
enclosed cabs, or aircraft in a man­
ner that meets the requirements list­
ed in the Worker Protection 
Standard (WPS) for agricultural pes­
ticides [40 CFR 170.240(di(4-6)], tile 
handler PPE requirements may be 
'~~uced or modified as specified in 
,WPS. 
User Safety Recommendations 
Users should: 
• Wash hands before eating, drinking, 
clJewing gum, using tobacco, or 
using the toilet. 
• Remove clothing immediately if pes­
ticide gets inside. Then wash thor­
oughly and put on clean clothing. 
• Remove PPE immediately after han­
dling this product. Wash the outside 
of gloves before removing. As soon 
as possible, wash thoroughly and 
L'kH1[1€ into clean clothing. 
Statement of Practical Treatment 
It in eyes: Hold c~lclids open and 
nush "ith a steady, gentle stream 01 
water for 15 minute~. Get medical 
attention. 
If swallowed: Call a doctor or net 
medical i.Etefltion. Do not induce 
vomiting or give anylhing by mouth 
to an unconscious person. Drink 
promptly a large quantity of milk, ~d9 
whites, gelatin solution, or if these 
are not available, drink large quanti­
ties of water. Avoid alcohol. 
If on skin: Wash with plenty of soap 
and water. Get medical attention. 
Note to physician: Probable 
mucousal damage may contraincii­
cate U1C usc of gastric lavage. 
Environmental Hazards 
For terrestrial uses, do nol apply 
directly to water, or to areas where 
surface water is present, or to inter­
tidnl areas below the mean high 
water mark. Do not contaminate 
water when disposing of equipment 
wash waters. Do not apply when 
weather conditions favor drift from 
target area. Bentazon and fome­
safen sodium are present in this 
product. Bentazon is known to leach 
through soil into groundwater under 
certain conditions as a result of agri­
cultural usc. Fomesafen sodium is 
also known to leach through soil into 
ground water under certain condi­
tions as a result of label use. Use of 
this product in areas where soils are 
permeable, particularly where the 
water table is shallow, may result in 
ground water contamination. 
Directions for use 
It is a vioiation of Federal law to use 
this product in a manner inconsistent 
with its labeling. 
Do not apply til is product in a way 
that will contact workers or other 
persons, either ciirectly or through 
drift. Only protected handlers may 
be in the area during application. For 
any requ:rements specific to your 
State or Tribe, consult the agency 
responsible for pesticide regulation. 
Agricultural Use Requirements 
Use this product only in accordance 
w:th its labeling and 'Nith tho Worker 
Protection Standard, 40 erR part 170. 
This standard cO:1tains reqUirements 
for tre protectic:l of agricultural work-
I ers on farms. forests. nurseries, and 
I 
greenhouses. and handlers of agricu!­
tural pesticides. It contains rcqu!re­
ments for training, decontamination. 
notificalion, and emergency assis-
tance. It also contains specific instruc­
tions and except!ons pertaining to the 
statements on this label about person­
al protective equipment (PPE) , and 
restricted entry interval. The require­
menls in tilis box only apply to uses of 
this product that are covered by the 
lNorkcr Pro!ection Standard. 
Do not enter or allow \'I.'orker entry to 
t:-catod areas during tho rcs:ricted 
entry !nterval HEI of 48 hours. 
prE rcqL::rod for early entry to treated 
<J.reas that is permitted under tile VVorkor 
Protection Star.dard and thnt invct\.'cs 
ccntnct with anything that t\a~ been 
treated, such as plants. soil. and water. 
ir.clurlcs: 
• Coveralls 
• vVaterpr()of glovos 
• Shoes p!u~ socks 
• Protective eyewear 
Storage and disposal 
Do not allow product to freeze. 
Do not contaminate water. food or 
foed by storage or disposal. 
Pesticide wastes are acutely tlaZ­
ardous. Improper disposal of excess 
pesticide, spray mixture, or rinsate 'S 
a violation of Federal law. If tilese 
wastes cannot be disposed of by 
use according to IDbel instructions, 
contAct your State Pesticide or 
Environmental Control Agency, or the 
Hazardous Waste Representative at 
the nearest CPA regional office for 
guidance. 
Container Disposal 
Metal Containers: Triple-rinse (or 
equivafent). Then offer for recycling 
or reconditioning, or puncture and 
dispose of in a sanitary landfill or by 
other procedures approved by state 
and local authorities. 
Plastic Containers: Triple-rinse (or 
equivalent). Then offer for recycling 
or reconditioning, or puncture and 
dispose of in a sanitary landfill, by 
incineration, or if allowed by state 
and local authorities, by burning. If 
burned, stay out of smoke. 
Glass Containers: Trip!e-rinse (or ..... 
equivalent). Then offer for recycling 
or reconditioning, or dispose of in a 
sanitary landfill or by other state and 
local procedures. 
Mini Bulk Container Precautions­
Before refilling, inspect thoroughly for 
damage, such as cracks, puncture, 
bulges, dents, abrasions and dam­
aged or worn thread on closure 
devices. REFILL ONLY WITH BAS 
53004 H. The contents of th's con­
tainer cannot be completely 
removed by cleaning. Refilling with 
materials other than BAS 530 04 H 
will resull in contamination and may 
weaken container. After filling and 
before transporting, check for leaks. 
Do not refill or transport damaged or 
leaking container. CONTAINER IS 
NOT SAFE FOR FOOD, FEED OR 
DRINKING WATER, 
In Case of Emergency 
In case of large-scale spillage 
regarding this product, call: 
CHEMTREC 800-424-9300 
BASF Corporation 800-832-HELP 
In case of medical emergency 
'egarding this product, call: 
1. Your focal doctor for immediale 
treatment. 
2. Your local poison control center 
(hospilal). 
3. BASF Corporation - 800·832-
HELP. 
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Steps to be taken in case materi­
al is released or spilled: Dike and 
contain spiit with inert material (sand, 
earth, etc.) and transfer liquid and 
solid dikir.g material to separate con­
tainers for disoosal. Remove con­
taminated clo:hing and wash affect­
ed skin areas with water. Wash 
clothing before re-use. Keep spill out 
of all sewers and open bodies of 
water. 
General Information 
BAS 530 04 H herbicide is intended 
for selective postemergence conlrol 
of certain broadleaf weeds in soy­
beans, BAS 530 04 H is effective 
mainly through contact action; there­
fore, weeds must be thoroughly cov­
ered with spray. Soybeans are toler­
ant to BAS 530 04 H when applied 
at recommended rates. BAS 530 04 
H may cause some soybean leaf­
speckling and leaf-bronzing to occur 
under certain conditions; however, 
soybeans soon outgrow these 
effects with no subsequent adverse 
effects noted (See Restrictions and 
Limitations). 
BAS 530 04 H is intended for use in 
the following states or parts of 
states: 
Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, 
Louisiana, Mississippi, North 
Carolina, Oklahoma (east of U.S. 
Highway 75 and east of Indian 
Nation Parkv,ay), South Carolina, 
Tennessee, and Texas (counties east 
of U.S. Highway 75 and Interstate 
45, additional counties of Austin, 
Brazoria, Chambers, Colorado, Fcrt 
Bend, Harris, Matagorda, Waller, and 
Wharton). 
Indiana, I;linois, Maine, 
Massachusetts, Missouri, New 
Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, 
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, 
Vermont and West Virginia. 
Iowa, Kansas (all counties east of 
U.S, Highway 75), Michigan (all 
counties south of U.S.' Highway 46), 
Minnesota (all counties south of 
Highway 212), Nebraska (all counties 
east of U.S. Highway 81), and 
Wisconsin (all counties south of 
Interstate 94). 
Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, and 
Virginia. 
Timing of applications 
Make postemergence applications of 
BAS 530 04 H early, when weeds 
are small and actively growing and 
before weeds reach the maximum 
size listed in the Application Rate 
Table. Delay in appiicatio:1 which 
permits weeds to exceed the maxi­
mum size stated will result in inade­
quate control. 
Cul!ivatien before or during the appli­
cation is not recommended. 
Cultivation may put weeds under 
stress thus making control more djffi· 
cult to obtain. Timely cultivation 5-7 
days after application will usually 
assist in weed centrol. 
Water Volume and Spray 
Pressure 
Apply recommended rates of BAS 
530 04 H as follows: 
Ground equipment: Use sufficient 
spray volume and pressure to ensure 
thorough weed coverage. Use 10-20 
ga!ions of water per broadcast acre 
and a minimum ef 40 psi pressure 
(measured at the boom, not at the 
pump or in the line). When crep and 
weed foliage is dense, use up to 50 
gallons of water and up to 80 psi 
pressure. Use standard high pres­
sure pesticide hollow cone or fiat fan 
nozzles spaced 20 inches apart. Do 
not use flood, whirl chamber, or con­
trolled droplet applicator (CDA) noz· 
zles. 
Air equipment: Use suff:cient spray 
vo:ume and pressure to ensure thor­
OUg!l weed coverage. Use 5-10 gal­
ions of water per acre and a maxi­
mum of 40 psi pressure. Usc only 
diaphragm-type nozzles producing 
cone or fan Sprcly patterns. 
Aerial Application - special direc­
tions and restrictions 
To obtain uniform coverage and to 
avoid drift hazards, the following 
app!ication equipment and practices 
should be used: 
Nozzle height: 6 to 10 feet above 
crop. 
Nozzle orientation: Nozzles must 
be oriented so as to discharge 
straight back with the air stream 
(opposite the direction of travel of 
the aircraft) and not mere than 20 
degrees downward, 
Nozzles must not be located further 
eut than 3/4 the distance from the 
center of the aircraft to the end of 
the wing or rotor. 
Do not apply BAS 530 04 H by air­
craft when the wind is blowing at a 
velocity above 10 mph. Coarse 
sprays (larger droplets} are less !ikc!y 
to drift. 
Do not apply BAS 530 04 H by air if 
o:'"namentals or sensitive non-target 
crops, such as cotton, sugar beets. 
sunflowers or okra are within 200 
feet (jownwind. 
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Applicator must follow the most 
restrictive use cautions to avoid drift 
tlazards, including those found in 
this labeling as well as applicable 
state and local regulations and ordi­
nances. 
Addition of Oil Concentrate 
A nonphytotoxic crop oil concentrate 
(commonly referred to as oil concen­
trate) should be added to the spray 
tank with BAS 530 04 H to achieve 
consistent weed centrol. 
The oil concentrate must contain 
either a petroleum or vegetable oil 
base and must meet the following 
criteria: 1) be nonphytotoxic, 2) con­
tain only EPA-exempt ingredients, 3) 
pro,ide good mixing quality in the jar 
test, and 4) prove beneficial 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, 
For vegetable oil concentrates, it has 
been observed that highly refined 
vegetable oiis are more satisfactory 
than unrefined veget~ble oils. For 
additional information, see Jar test 
for estimating suitability of oil 
concentrates at the end of this 
section. 
With the addition of oil CO:lcentrate 
to BAS 53004 H on soybeans, 
some ieaf burn may OCCLir, but gen­
erally ali new grow1h is normal and 
crop viger is not reduced, The 
potentia! for leaf bL.'rn is increased 
\'Jr.en relative humidity a"1d tempera­
ture are high. A few oil concentrates 
have exl,ib:ted excessive leaf burn. 
Refer to your supplier for information 
concerning successful local experi­
ence prior to purchasing any oil con­
centrate. 
Rate of oil concentrate: 
Ground application -1 pint/acre 
maximum 
Air application - 1 pint/acre maxi­
mum 
Jar test for estimating suitability 
of oil concentrates 
1. Water supply: Use only water 
from inte~ded source and at the 
source temperature. 
2. Amount of water in Jar: Ground 
application - Fer 20 gals.!A spray 
voluer,e use 31,'3 cups (800 ml) of 
v/a~er. Air app:ication - For 10 
9,,'s/A spray volume use 12/3 
cups (400 ml) of wate'. For other 
sp'ay volumes, adjust proportion­
ately 'l0 above.

APPLICATION RATE TABLE 
Applications of BAS 530 04H should be made when weeds are small and actively growing and befo~= I//ceds reach the 
maxlmum size listed in the Application Rate Table. Such ,:1ppli::-aticns generally corr~spond to tt10 s.oybean gro\fvttl stages 
of unifo~iate to two expanded trifo!iate leaves. 
Soybeans may experience slight yellov.r.ng, bronzing, speckting, 0:- bu:-nr:1g of leaves under certain c:·:-ditions. Soybean 
plants generally outgrow this condition v.rithln 10 days. 
Weed Growth Stages BAS 530 04H Oil Concentrate Weeds Controlled' 
Leaf Stage Up t~ J Rate Per Acre Rate Maximum Height 
Bristly Starbur 2-6 I 3' ! 
Black Nights.~ade 2-4 3' _.--. __ .. _. 
Carpe1weed 6' diameter 2' 
Cockleb ..... 2-4 6' 
Common Lambsquarters' 2-4 2' 
Common Purslane Multi-leaf 6' dia'Tleler 
Common Ragweed 4-6 3' 
I Giant Ragweed I Upt04 6' 
Hemp Sesbania 4 I 5' i ,. 
.1sonweed Up 104 I 4' ! 
Ladysthumb I Upto6 
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6' 
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Morningglory, Cypressvine 4 
" • Entiroleaf 2 i 2' 
• Ivyieaf 2 i 2' 
• Purple Moonflower 2 i 2' 1.5 pintsiA 1_0 pinVA 
• Small VI/hile (pitted) 2 I 2' 
• Tall (Common) 2 I 2' 
P·::n~sy!van:a Smartweed Up 105 6' 
I Pr;oJ<ly Sida or Teaweed' 
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Up to 4 2' 
~ ,,,,,,,,,,,'000 Up to 6 3
6 
Redweed I 2-4 3' ! 
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Showy Crotalaria 4 2' I 
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;,ooth Pigweed Up to 6 3-
I [ Spurred Anoda 4 2-
- I Tropic Croton 2 ,-, 
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Velvetleaf Up to 4 2' 
Venice Mallow Upt06 2' ._ ... 
Wild Muetard Upto6 4' -
Wild Sunflower 2 3' 
Wild Poinsetia 4 4' I 
a Do not treat earlier than leaf sta~0 shown and do no~ count cotyledon leaves_ 
b Control may be inconsistent \'vi~ this rate 0: BAS 530 04H A ~ate~ app~ica~ian af Basagran r:1ay t-3 necessa:y {see label 
fer Basagran). 
, See Appendix for sciontik r.ames. 
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3. Amount of BAS 530 04 H and oil 
concentrate to add: Add BAS 530 04 
H and oil concentrate at the ,ate of 1 
teaspoon (5 ml) for each pic.: of recom· 
mended label ratc. 
<:. Add components in following 
sequence, gently mixing b,,:ween 
component additions: 
a BAS 53004 H 
b. Oil concentrate 
5. Cap jar, invert 10 cycles, let stand 
for 15 minutes, evaluate. 
6. Evaluation: An ideal ta'1k "';x combi· 
nation will be uniform; thus, :~e suitabili­
ty of the oil concentrate is Qcestionable 
if any of the following are oeselVed: 
Free oil (film or globules) at tho surface. 
Flocculation - fine particles ,'It'ich may be 
suspended in the liquid or f:und as a 
precipitated layer at the bo::om of the 
jar. 
Clabbering - thickening textu'5 (coagulat­
ed) resembling yogurt or a :urd-like 
texture as with cottage cheose. 
Mixing/spraying 
r··1ank of a thoroughly clean s.:Jrayer haIf 
No-thirds full with clean w~:er. Start 
ag;tation and add BAS 530 04 H; allow to 
mix thoroughly. Add spray ao·:·:"'e and 
remaining volume of water. tJ.::.1tain con­
stant agitation during applica: :n. 
Rotational Crop Restrictions 
Restrictions and Limitations 
Do not apply more than a total of 11/2 
pints of BAS 530 04 H per acre per sea­
son. 
Do not apply BAS 530 04 H to soybeans 
i:~at have been subjoct to stress condi· 
~.ons such as ha~! da:nage, flooding, 
crought. injury from other herbicides, or 
·· .. :ide!y fluctuating temperatures, as crop 
injury may result. 
Do not apply BAS 530 04 H to soybeans 
that show injury (leaf 
phytotoxicity and/or plant stunting) pro­
duced by other prior herbicide app:ica­
. tions, because this injury may be 
enhanced and/or prolonged. 
Do not apply BAS 530 04 H during pro­
longed periods of drought or during 
unseasonably cold weather, as unsatisfac­
tory weed control may result. 
Rainfall or overhead irrigation soon after 
application may nullify the effectiveness of 
BAS 53.0 04 H. 
Make applications before soybeans 
bloom. 
Physical incompalibility, reduced weed 
control, or crop injury may result from mix­
ing BAS 530 04 H with other pesticides 
(fungiCides, herbicides, insecticides, or 
miticides), additives, or fertiiizers. BASF 
:Joes not recommend the u.se of BAS 530 
04 H tank mixes other than those listed on 
BASF labels, supplemental !abels, or tech­
nical information bulletins. Local agricultur­
al authorities may be a so:;rce of informa­
t'on when using other than BASF 
.3.;Jproved tank mixes. 
Coan sprayer thoro:;gr,ly prior to applica­
,:on of BAS 530 04 H, particuiarly if a her­
tic,de was used which has the potential to 
·njurc the crop to be sprayed. 
The following rotal;onal crops -:-.ay be p!2_~ted after applying BAS 530 04H 
fcommended rates in so,::ilans: 
, Minimum Rotation Interval ; 
-"? 6· 
Do not graze treated areas or halVe~t for 
forage or hay. 
In the case of crop failure, only soybeans 
may be immediately replanted. 
Avoid overlapping spray swaths. 
Otherwise, injury may occur to rotational 
crops. 
Avo'd drift to all o1tler crops and nonlarget 
areas. 
Do nol apply BAS 530 04 H tllrough any 
type of irrigation system. 
Do ,'ot apply Reflex' 2LC herbicide dur­
ing the same year after application of BAS 
53004 H. 
Do not apply more than 3.0 pints of 
BasagranO herbicide following an appli­
cation of 1 .5 pints of BAS 530 04 H per 
acre per season. 
Do not apply more than a total of 2.0 
pounds of bentazon a.i. (from all sources) 
per acre, per calendar year. 
Oo.not apply BAS 530 04 H to any field 
more than once every two years in the fol­
lowing states or parts of states: 
Indiana, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, 
Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, 
New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode 
Island, Vermont, West Virgina, Iowa, 
Kansas (ail counties east of U.S. Higway 
75), Michigan, (all counties'soulh of U.S. 
46), Minnesota (ail counties south of high­
way 212), Neb'aska (all counties east of 
U.S. Highway 81), Wisconsin (all counties 
south of Inters tale 94), Delaware, 
Kentucky, Maryland and Virginia. 
Crop to be Planted i (Months After Last BAS 530 04H Application) 
Small grains, such as whe::.t. ba"'.ey, rye I 4 
Corn, ·cotton, peanuts, rice 10 
To avoid crop injury do not plar: sunflowers, su_~ 
L'eets, sorghum or any other ~o not listed abo\.'e 18 
',,·,ithln 
Do not graze rotate:J small g'o:n crops or her,est for livestock forage or 
straw. 
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APPENDIX 
Tile following are scientific names for the v:ceds listed in this 
section. For specific recommendations on the control of 
these we-eds, refer to the Application Rate Table. 
Common Name Scientific Name 
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Bri5~ly S~arbur 
Black ;:;;::-,tshadc 
CarpBt\".S€:d 
Cocklebur 
Common Lambsquartor 
Common Purslane 
Common Ragweed 
Giant Ra;;wecd 
Hemp Sesbania 
Jimsonweed 
Ladysthtnlb 
Momingglory, Common 
, Cypressvine 
,Ivy/eaf 
, Entireleaf 
, Pitted 
, Purple Moonflower 
Penns-,t .. ania Smartwecd 
Pigweed, Redroot 
, Smooth 
PricKly Sida or Teaweed 
l::h'w'eed 
,lOV.y Crataloria 
Spurred A,1oda 
Velvetleaf 
Venice f\'af;ow 
V'Ji:d tI.~~5:ard 
IJIJi!d Sun~ower 
Wild Poi:-:settia 
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Agricultural Products 
Acanthospcrmum hispidium 
Solanum nigrum 
Mo!lugo vcrticif!ala 
Xanthium strumarium 
Chenopodium album 
Portulaca. oleracoa 
Ambrosia artemisiifiiia 
Ambrosia trifida 
Sesbania exaffa 
Datura stramonium 
Polygonum persicaria 
Ipomoea purpurea 
Ipomoea quamoclit 
Ipomea hederacea 
Ipomea hederacea 
Ipomoea lacunosa 
Ipomoea muricata 
II Po{ygonum pensyfvanicum 
Amaranthus retronexus 
I Amaranthus hybridis 
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Sida spinosa 
Me/ochia corchorifolia 
Crotalaria brevidens 
Anoda cristata 
Abutilon theophrasti 
Hibiscus trionum 
Sinapsis arvensis 
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Heiianthus annus 
Euphorbia heterophytia 
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 beiJeved to be reliable 
. an(j should be followed carefully. 
However, it is impossible to eliminate 
all risks inherently associated with use 
of this product, Crop injury. ineffec­
tiveness or other unintended conse­
quences may result, because of SUCll 
factors as weather conditions, pres­
ence of other materials, or use of the 
preduct in a manner inconsistent with 
its labeling, all of which are beyond 
the control of BASF CORPORATION 
("BASP') or the Seller. All such risks 
shall be assumed by the Buyer. 
BASF warrants that this preduct con­
forms to the chemical description 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 MAKES NO OTHER EXPRESS 
OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FIT­
NESS OR MERCHANTABILITY OR 
ANY OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED 
WARRAN1Y. IN NO CASE SHALL 
BASF OR Tri::: SELLER BE LIABLE ' 
FOR CONS::OUENTIAL, SPECIAL 
OR iNDiRECT DAMAGES RESULT­
ING FROM THE: USE OR HANDLING 
OF THIS P"ODUCT. BASF and the 
'Selier offe~' t~is prociuci: and the 
Buyer and User accept it, subject to 
the foregon:; Conditions of Sale 
and Warranty \':c,ich may be varied 
oniy by c:;-eemen: in writing signed 
by a du:y c'c:r,orized representative 01 
BASF. 
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Group CO.7~2nies, 
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