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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Conquest Atomic Selective Herbicide is an emulsifiable concentrate herbicide used post emergence for the control of certain grass weeds in specified broadleaf crops. Conquest Atomic Selective Herbicide is a systemic herbicide, which is rapidly absorbed and readily translocated from the treated foliage to the root system and growing points of the plant. Applications made to grass weeds stressed due to insufficient moisture or cold temperatures may result in unsatisfactory control.

Time of Application
For maximum benefit, weeds should be sprayed when young and actively growing. Application may be made at any stage of crop growth (except to cucurbit crops), but sufficient time must be allowed for the prescribed withholding period to expire before harvest and/or grazing or cutting for stockfeed. IMPORTANT: DO NOT apply Conquest Atomic Selective Herbicide to cucurbit crops before the 5 true leaf stage.

Compatibility
Conquest Atomic Selective Herbicide is compatible with the insecticides deltamethrin, omethoate, dimethoate, methomyl, endosulfan, the fungicides benomyl and mancozeb and the herbicides diflufenican and clopyralid when using the surfactant only adjuvant system.
Conquest Atomic Selective Herbicide is compatible with sethoxydim and clethodim when using the surfactant plus spray oil adjuvant system.
When tank mixing Conquest Atomic Selective Herbicide and broadleaf herbicides, DO NOT use a spray oil, use a surfactant only.
Application of the Conquest Atomic Selective Herbicide/diflufenican tank mix may result in crop effects. The effect is temporary and usually appears as yellow or white bleaching on the leaves. New growth and subsequent yield, however, will not be affected. DO NOT add crop oil to tank mixtures of Conquest Atomic Selective Herbicide/diflufenican. To minimise crop effects apply Conquest Atomic Selective Herbicide a minimum of 5 days prior to diflufenican application or a minimum 10 days after diflufenican application. (14-21 days if weeds have been stressed).