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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

WEED GROWTH CONDITIONS

Apply INEGO 100 EC to actively growing weeds. Stressed weeds are more challenging to control. Even under mild stress, weed control may still be possible, but higher rates of INEGO 100 EC may be necessary. Severe stress can lead to control failure. Stress factors include dry conditions, waterlogging, cold temperatures, or nutrient deficiencies.

MIXING

Clean the sprayer thoroughly before use. Refer to the previous product's label for appropriate cleaning instructions.

1. Fill the spray tank halfway with clean water and start agitation.

2. Pour INEGO 100 EC into the stream of incoming water and continue filling the tank.

3. Add ADIGOR just before the tank is full and continue agitation.

Mixing Order: Follow this sequence to avoid product interactions:

1. Water conditioners or buffers

2. Water dispersible granules (WG)

3. Wettable powders (WP)

4. Flowable or suspension concentrates (SC)

5. Emulsifiable concentrates (EC)

6. Water-based or soluble concentrates

7. ADIGOR

Ensure each component is fully dissolved before adding the next to prevent mixing problems.

APPLICATION

Ground Application: Achieve thorough coverage of target weeds. Apply with 50 to 100 L of water/ha using a nozzle delivering a medium spray quality.

Aerial Application: Apply with a minimum of 20 L water/ha, spraying 2 to 3 m above the crop. Use a nozzle delivering a medium spray quality. Avoid application in winds exceeding 18 km/hour. Use ADIGOR at 500 mL/ha for aerial application.

Compatibility

Always use ADIGOR with INEGO 100 EC. It's compatible with most common broadleaf herbicides, but test mixtures before commercial use. Check the latest compatibility information for INEGO 100 EC with broadleaf herbicides.

CLEANING EQUIPMENT

After using INEGO 100 EC, empty the tank completely and clean the system thoroughly. Rinse the tank and components with clean water multiple times. Decontaminate the system before spraying sensitive crops.

RESISTANT WEEDS WARNING

INEGO 100 EC belongs to the phenylpyrazole group, with the mode of action inhibiting fat synthesis. It's a Group A herbicide, and resistant weed biotypes may exist. To prevent resistance, incorporate resistance management strategies into an Integrated Weed Management Program.

PRECAUTIONS

• Avoid human exposure unless protected by enclosed cabs.

• Prevent entry into treated areas until spray has dried or wear appropriate protective clothing.

• Protect crops, native plants, and non-target species from drift.

• Prevent contamination of waterways.

• Store and dispose of containers properly, following local regulations. Triple rinse containers before disposal.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

• Do not use INEGO 100 EC with products that may reduce grass weed control or cause crop injury.

• Apply INEGO 100 EC first if combining with other products, allowing a minimum of 10 days between applications.

• Monitor weed populations for signs of resistance and take preventive measures.

• Consult local authorities or Adama representatives for specific recommendations.