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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS - GENFARM PANZER 510 HERBICIDE

Mode of Action:

• Water-soluble liquid herbicide with non-selective action.
• Controls a broad range of emerged annual and perennial weeds.
• No residual activity; inactivated upon contact with soil.
• Absorbed by plant leaves and stems, translocating to the root system.
• Inhibits a plant enzyme, leading to metabolic breakdown and plant death.
• Visual effects include gradual wilting, yellowing, and complete plant browning.
• Effects on annual weeds may appear in 3-7 days, and for perennials, up to 14-21 days.
• Time to effect varies with translocation speed influenced by climatic conditions.

Resistant Weed Warning:

• Group M Herbicide with EPSP Synthase inhibition mode of action.
• Weed resistance management is crucial due to natural genetic variability.
• Resistant weeds may dominate if herbicides are used repeatedly.
• Genfarm Crop Protection Pty. Ltd. is not liable for losses due to resistance.

Crop Establishment:

• Recommended for weed control before establishing a new crop or pasture.
• Sow when a suitable seedbed is present.
• If a light cover of weeds is sprayed, sowing may be possible in one day.
• For areas with dead weed matter, prepare the seedbed before sowing.

MIXING AND APPLICATION:

Mixing:

1. Half-fill the tank with clean water.
2. Add the required amount of Genfarm Panzer 510 Herbicide.
3. Add the rest of the water.
4. Add surfactant last.

Compatibility:

• May be mixed with various products for enhanced weed control, spectrum expansion, and residual control.
• Crystalline Ammonium Sulphate minimizes antagonism with flowable Triazine herbicides.
• Test ammonium sulfate quality before use.
• Compatible with herbicides like Atrazine flowable/granular, Dicamba, 2,4-D ester, etc.
• Use Flowright compatibility agent when mixing with Goal CT for improved compatibility in cold water.

Equipment Maintenance and Usage:

• Store, mix, or apply only in plastic, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, brass, or fiberglass containers.
• Highly reactive with galvanized steel and unlined steel, forming a combustible gas mixture.
• Wash all equipment thoroughly after use to prevent corrosion.

APPLICATION METHODS:

Boom Application:

• Spray volumes of 25-100 L water/ha recommended.
• Use a fan nozzle at 240-280 kPa with boom height for double overlap at weed canopy top.

Wiper Equipment:

• Use rope wick, canvas, carpet, or felt applicators.
• Operate wiper equipment at least 10cm above the crop.
• Best results at lower speeds with a double pass.

Aerial Application:

• Minimum spray volume of 20 L/ha for Micronair and boom equipment.
• Droplet size: 250-350 microns; swath width: 15-17 meters.
• Aerial application only recommended in pasture or fallow situations.
• Avoid spraying in conditions conducive to drift.

Application in Hot Conditions:

• Increase water volume to at least 30 L/ha when the temperature reaches 25°C.
• Maintain droplet size at least 300 microns.
• Do not use by air in temperatures above 30°C.

Surfactant Addition:

• Addition of surfactant may enhance weed control, especially in high-rate or low-product-rate situations.
• Recommended surfactant rates provided.

Mixing:

• Use clean water; dirty or hard water may reduce product effectiveness.

Follow all specified rates, precautions, and recommendations. Thoroughly clean equipment after use to prevent corrosion.