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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:

ACP Diflufenican / Bromoxynil Selective Herbicide is a post-emergence contact herbicide, effective for up to 4 weeks of residual control of wild radish. Follow these instructions for optimal results:

1. Immediate Application:

   • Apply immediately after mixing.
   • Do not let it stand in the spray tank overnight.

2. Optimal Conditions for Application:

   • Optimum results with good soil moisture.
   • Apply when weeds are not stressed.
   • Some pre-emergence herbicides like atrazine may cause stress to certain crops, especially lucerne and subterranean clover.

3. Temperature Considerations:

   • DO NOT apply if frosts are imminent.
   • Frost causes stress on crops and weeds, potentially increasing crop effects and decreasing weed control.
   • Apply when weeds and crops are not under stress from frost conditions.
   • Avoid application when maximum daily temperatures exceed 20°C, as increased crop damage may result.

CROP TOLERANCE:

1. Cereals:

   • Transient crop yellowing may occur, but subsequent growth remains unaffected.
   • Avoid application when crops are stressed from pre-emergent herbicide, root disease, insect damage, frost, or extreme moisture conditions.

2. Lucerne:

   • Tolerance varies; apply before the 8 trifoliate leaf stage to minimize transient crop yellowing.
   • Under normal conditions, subsequent growth and seed yield should not be affected.
   • Some varieties may be more sensitive, consult an ACP representative for advice.

3. Subterranean Clover:

   • Tolerance varies; apply before the 8 trifoliate leaf stage.
   • Under normal conditions, subsequent growth and seed yield should not be affected.
   • Some varieties may be more sensitive, consult an ACP representative for advice.

4. Other Clovers:

   • Tolerance varies; apply before the 8 trifoliate leaf stage.
   • Under normal conditions, subsequent growth and seed yield should not be affected.
   • Some varieties, like Big Bee, Sacromonte, Haifa, Zulu, Kyambro, Lupers, and Maral, are more sensitive.

5. Subsequent Crops:

   • To reduce the effect on subsequent susceptible crops (e.g., canola), thoroughly cultivate the soil before sowing these crops.

MIXING:

• To ensure even mixing, half-fill the spray tank with clean water.
• Add the required amount of the product and agitate thoroughly during spray operations.
• Reseal part-used containers immediately after use.