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MIXING AND APPLICATION

Eraze 510 Biaquatic HerbiCide may be applied by boom spray, air, knapsack, handgun or wiper application.

Boom Application: Spray volumes of 25-100 L water/ha recommended with a fan nozzle at pressures of 240-280 kpa. Boom height must be set to ensure double overlap · of spray patterns at the top of the weed canopy.

Wiper Equipment (e.g. ropewick, canvas, carpet or felt applicators) may be used to apply the product in the situations as per the directions for use table. Weeds should be at least 15 em above the crop and the wiper equipment should be operated at least 10 em above the crop. Best results are_.obtained with lower speeds of application (do not exceed 8 km per hour) and where two applications are made in opposite directions ie. double pass. Where herbicide does not contact foliage (due to different levels bf foliage) results may not be satisfactory and re-treatment may be required. Do not store a mixed solution for more than 2 days. Rate: 700 ml of product to 2 litres of water.

Aerial Application: Apply a minimum spray volume of 20 Llha for micronair and boom equipment. Droplet size should be 250-350 microns and the swath width 15-17 metres. Aerial application is only recommended in pasture or fallow situations before establishment of a new crop or pasture or in pre-harvest sorghum. On sloping ground, the spraying height may vary, so it is recommended that the spray volume be increased to 30-80 Llha with a droplet size of at least 300 micron. Since the product is nonselective it is important to avoid spraying in conditions likely to cause drift. e.g. wind over 8 kph, temperature inversion, still air and hot dry days.
DO NOT use in intensive horticultural areas.
Use recommended rates specified in this label to a maximum of 2.8 L/ha.

Mixing -When the product is to be mixed with water it is important that clean water be used. Dirty water or hard water containing calcium salts may reduce the product's effectiveness. The following procedure for mixing should be followed:
1. Ensure spray tank is clean and that previous chemicals used are washed from the tank.
2. Half fill the tank with clean water; add the required amount of Eraze 510 Biaquatic Herbicide.
3. Add the rest of the water.
4. Add surfactant last.