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Method of Incorporation Table:

1. Prior to Furrowing Out:

   • 2 workings at an angle using Offset or Tandem Disc Harrows.

2. After Furrowing Out:

   • 2 workings using Go-Devil discs or Lilliston cultivators at 10 cm depth.

3. Rotary Hoe:

   • 1 working at 5-7.5 cm depth for regular crops; 7.5-13 cm depth for Sugar Cane.

4. Offset or Tandem Disc Harrows:

   • 2 workings at an angle at 7.5-15 cm depth, preferably with spiked harrows.

5. Heavy Diamond or Stump Jump Harrows:

   • Weighted 20-30 kg per section at 10-13 km/hr speed.
   • Cross work with offset or tandem disc harrows at 7.5-15 cm depth.

6. Weighted Heavy Diamond or Stump Jump Harrows:

   • Weighted with 20-30 kg per section at 10-13 km/hr speed.
   • Cross work with a combine at 5-7.5 cm depth at a speed of 10-13 km/hr.

7. Disc Ratoon Cultivator:

   • 2 workings with discs and cultivator at 7.5-13 cm depth.

8. Offset or Tandem Disc Harrows:

   • Set at 7.5-15 cm depth.
   • A second discing working in the opposite direction to throw treated soil into the tree or vine row.

9. Rotary Hoe:

   • 1 working at 5-10 cm depth.

10. Offset Discs (Bumpers):

    • 2 workings at depth 7.5-13 cm.

Mixing:

• This product is an emulsifiable concentrate that mixes readily with water.
• Add the recommended amount to the spray tank during the filling operation.
• Apply 70–450 L of water per hectare (broadcast basis) depending on soil type.
• Spray and incorporate into the soil in one operation under hot conditions.
• Use a properly calibrated standard low-pressure 170-340 kilopascal boom-type sprayer with flat fan tips.

Tank Mixtures:

• Read and follow all label directions for tank mix products.
• DO NOT apply when wind speed is less than 3 or more than 20 km/h at the application site.

Conditions for Best Results:

• Thorough incorporation is essential.
• Soil should be well worked and free of weeds at the time of application.
• Loss of effectiveness may occur with inadequate incorporation, high organic matter, excess clods, crop residues, stones, or foreign matter.
• Trifluralin is volatile; incorporate without delay under hot conditions.
• Use a properly calibrated standard low-pressure boom-type sprayer with flat fan tips.

Integrated Weed Management:

• Use in conjunction with Integrated Weed Management techniques.
• Agronomic practices reducing the weed seed bank will enhance weed control.
• Failure to use Integrated Weed Management practices may require additional herbicide treatments.

Wild Oats:

• Germinating wild oats seeds on the soil surface will not be controlled.
• Shallow cultivation is necessary for specific wild oat control.
• Poor control on self-mulching soils and deep-cultivated soil types.

Equipment Maintenance and Usage:

• Preferably keep the spray unit for herbicides only.
• Thoroughly rinse tanks, pumps, lines, and nozzles with clean water following application.
• Use Spraymate Tank & Equipment Cleaner to remove Trifluralin stains.