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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Stress conditions
Moisture stress is a particular problem, whether caused by drought or short term stresses, resulting from a combination of high temperatures and low humidity or by prior use of pre- emergence herbicides resulting in stunted root growth of weeds. An irrigation or effective rainfall must occur immediately before or after spraying if these conditions exist. Other stress conditions to avoid include use of pre-emergence herbicides resulting in stunted root growth of weeds, frost, waterlogging and extended cold conditions. Do not spray if any stress conditions are evident just prior to application.

Mixing
Add the required amount of RACER (see table) directly to the spray tank which should be 50% full with clean water. After the product is fully dispersed complete filling the tank. The agitation system should be running during mixing and spraying. If agitation ceases and settling occurs, re-suspend contents thoroughly before spraying. Ensure that all in-line strainer and nozzle screens in the sprayer are 100 mesh or coarser.
Add any other product next.
The use of a recommended adjuvant is essential and should be added last to the spray tank. Enhance, Powersurge Uptake and Supercharge® Elite at 1 L/100 L of water are the only recommended adjuvants for ground application. For aerial application use one of the adjuvants at a rate of 1 L/ha. Supercharge Elite must be added to at least 10 times its volume of water especially where a suction (filling) probe is used.