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For selective control of broad-leafed weeds in cereals, linseed, pastures, sugar cane and turf.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
Weeds should be sprayed while actively growing and at their most susceptible stage. As a general guide, annuals should be sprayed when young and perennials just prior to appearance of bud stage. Extremes of cold or drought are unfavourable. The best conditions are when the soil is moist, weather fine and rain unlikely within 6 hours of application.
DO NOT spray crops or weeds outside the stages indicated in the Table as damage, loss of yield or inadequate weed control may result.
Legume Tolerance: the use of Conquest MCPA 500 Selective Herbicide is preferred to 2,4 D Amine or Ester (Conquest Ester 800 Selective Herbicide) in situations where legumes are undersown in the crop.
NB: The tolerance of pasture legumes to applied product can vary with species, variety, growing conditions, stage of growth and companion crop cover. DO NOT spray cereal crops undersown with lucerne as damage may result.

APPLICATION/MIXING INFORMATION:
This product mixes readily with water. Half fill the spray tank with clean water and add the required amount of product. Agitate thoroughly before adding the remaining water.
BOOM SPRAYING – Use 30 to 120 litres of water per hectare. Use minimum of 170 litres water per hectare for LINSEED.
AERIAL SPRAYING – Use 10 to 90 litres water per hectare.

COMPATIBILITY/TANK MIXES:
This product can be tank mixed with Ally, Banvel, Bromicide, Flowable Diuron, Lontrel, Sertin, Spray.Seed, Flowable Terbutryn, Tordon, and Tribunil. The effectiveness of Imidan, Le-Mat, Metasystox and Dimethoate may be reduced by alkaline hydrolysis if tank mixed with this product. For these situations the addition of Spraymate LI-700 is recommended. When tank mixing add the required amount of compatible product (and surfactant if recommended) when the spray tank is nearly full and while continuously agitating. If left overnight, agitate thoroughly before spraying.