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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

Fallow Application: TITAN IMAZ 700 WG HERBICIDE is suitable for use in fallow fields before planting wheat, barley, or chickpeas. It provides short-term (6 to 12 weeks) pre-emergence control of summer germinating grasses and broadleaf weeds in cultivated or uncultivated fallow.

Sugarcane Application: Apply TITAN IMAZ 700 WG HERBICIDE to plant or ratoon cane before emergence. If emerged weeds are present, mix with an appropriate knockdown herbicide.

MIXING

• Water Dispersible Granule: Partly fill the spray tank with water, add the required amount of product with the agitator running, then fill the tank with water. When tank mixing with other compatible products, add them first and mix thoroughly before adding TITAN IMAZ 700 WG HERBICIDE. No adjuvants or surfactants are needed when used alone for pre-emergence weed control.

APPLICATION

• Fallow Application: Ground application only. Use boom equipment with flat fan nozzles in at least 50L/ha water. Avoid overlap and overspraying headlands.

• Sugarcane: Ensure thorough soil coverage with well-calibrated spray equipment. Apply in 50 to 200L water/ha.

EQUIPMENT CLEAN-UP Thoroughly flush all spray equipment with water after using TITAN IMAZ 700 WG HERBICIDE before using with other products.

COMPATIBILITY

• Compatible With: Glyphosate, paraquat, metsulfuron, and Garlon l.

• Not Compatible With: Dicamba or Lontre1 1.

RESISTANT WEEDS WARNING GROUP B HERBICIDE: TITAN IMAZ 700 WG HERBICIDE belongs to the imidazolinone group of herbicides with the inhibitors-of-acetolactate-synthase (ALS) mode of action. Some weed biotypes may be resistant to this product and other ALS herbicides. Continuous use can lead to resistant weeds dominating the population, which won't be controlled by this product. Titan Ag Pty Ltd is not liable for losses due to failure in controlling resistant weeds.

FOLLOW CROPS Carry-over soil residues can affect susceptible follow crops. Minimum recropping intervals (months after application) should be observed to mitigate risks associated with soil residue.