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Mixing
Partly fill the spray tank with water. Start agitation. Add the correct amount of Boundary 750 WG Herbicide to the spray tank with the agitation system running. When tank-mixing with paraquat, ensure that Boundary 750 WG Herbicide is added to the spray mixture first, followed by paraquat to ensure thorough mixing. Continue agitation while topping up the tank with water and while spraying. Use prepared spray mixture on day of preparation. Do not allow spray mixture to stand overnight.

Application
Boundary 750 WG Herbicide can be applied to hot and dry soils, without the risk of breakdown by sunlight. This ultraviolet stability removes the need for immediate soil incorporation of the product. Boundary 750 WG Herbicide is activated by rainfall or irrigation, which is required to carry the herbicide into the root zone of the germinating weeds. Deep germinating weeds (eg. Wild radish) may not be adequately controlled in years where rainfall is low (<15mm). Weed escapes may occur after spraying Boundary 750 WG Herbicide if weed germination occurs before the chemical is activated OR carried to the depth of the weed root zone. Under prolonged dry conditions a greater quantity of rainfall or irrigation may be required for effective activation of the product. Under these conditions, shoots of germinating weeds may intercept the Boundary 750 WG Herbicide band and appear affected, but may not be controlled. Weeds that do not turn completely white within days of emergence must be sprayed with an appropriate knockdown herbicide. To avoid weed escapes, it is recommended to allow weeds to germinate, and then apply Boundary 750 WG Herbicide in tank mixture with paraquat at an appropriate label rate to provide additional weed knockdown. Soil movement from irrigation or cultivation may result in poor weed control from Boundary 750 WG Herbicide. Do not incorporate Boundary 750 WG Herbicide by flood irrigation or with high-pressure water cannons if excessive soil movement is expected, particularly if the soil is in a loose, dry condition. Best results are achieved where rainfall or low pressure overhead irrigation carries the herbicide downward in an even band to the depth of the weed root zone. Sugarcane: Apply in a minimum spray volume of 250 L/ha. For best results flat fan nozzles are recommended. Select the lowest pressure (within the recommended nozzle operating range), to reduce drift. Use a nozzle size that delivers a medium to coarse droplet at the selected operating pressure.

COMPATIBILITY
Sugarcane
Boundary 750 WG Herbicide may be tank-mixed with paraquat formulations at the appropriate label rates for each product. Boundary 750 WG Herbicide is also compatible with atrazine (900 g/kg) and Actril DS* (apply no more than 500 mL/ha in combination with Boundary 750 WG Herbicide). Tank Mixtures: Read and follow all label directions including restraints, spray drift restraints, mandatory no spray zones, critical comments, withholding periods, regional use restrictions and safety directions for tank mix products.
Chickpeas
Boundary 750 WG Herbicide should not be tank-mixed with trifluralin.