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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR PTERODACTYL 900 WG HERBICIDE

Application Timing:

• Apply before weed seeds germinate.
• Best results are obtained when cultivating and seeding/planting on the same day.
• Do not apply more than 3 days after cultivation.
• If weeds have emerged, weed or cultivate, and water before application.

Soil Preparation:

• Soil should be moist to the surface during application.
• Ensure thorough preparation to a fine, even tilth, free of or low in trash.
• Seed or transplant within 24 hours of final cultivation.
• Spray immediately after seeding, transplanting, or lay-by cultivation.
• Use sprinkler irrigation immediately after spraying or furrow irrigation until soil is wet.
• Shallow soil incorporation may improve effectiveness if rain or irrigation is unlikely.

Mixing:

• PTERODACTYL 900 WG mixes readily with water.
• Fill the tank with clean water to 60-75% of the final volume.
• Add the required quantity slowly to the spray vat with agitation running.
• Do not dump PTERODACTYL 900 WG into the tank.
• Continue filling the tank to the final volume and wait until fully dispersed before spraying.
• Agitation should be maintained during the entire spraying operation.
• If settled, stir and re-suspend any material before use.

Resistance Warning:

• PTERODACTYL 900 WG belongs to the Benzoic acid group of herbicides.
• It has the inhibitors of tubulin formation mode of action.
• Group 3 Herbicide for weed resistance management.

Crop Plant Back:

• Do not plant crops other than those on the label within 8 months of application.
• Onions or potatoes may result in crop injury if replanting is required due to early crop failure.
• All crops on the label can be planted following harvest of a crop treated with PTERODACTYL 900 WG.

Crop Safety:

• PTERODACTYL 900 WG will not harm crops for which its use is recommended under proper conditions.
• Conditions like high salt concentration, seedling diseases, extreme weather, or planting practices may increase the risk of herbicide damage.
• Test crop safety on a small area under adverse conditions.

Storage and Disposal:

• Store in the closed, original container in a cool, well-ventilated area.
• Do not store in direct sunlight for prolonged periods.
• Triple rinse containers before disposal. Dispose of per local authority codes.
• Do not dispose of undiluted chemicals on-site.
• Follow regulations for recycling or waste management facilities.

Safety Directions:

• Will irritate eyes and skin. Avoid contact.
• Do not inhale dust.
• Wear protective clothing, goggles, gloves, and a dust face mask during handling.
• Wash hands and contaminated clothing after use.