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GENERAL INFORMATION

• CLIFF Herbicide provides control of a broad spectrum of grassy and broadleaf weeds in Canola varieties, Corn hybrids and Soybean varieties that are specially developed to be tolerant to glufosinate ammonium (for example LibertyLink seeds).
• CLIFF Herbicide may also be applied to glufosinate ammonium tolerant inbred Corn lines grown for seed production.
• For Canola hybrid seed production, CLIFF Herbicide may be used to remove segregating wild type plants within the female population. See DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Crops, Weeds, Rates, Timing - Canola Hybrid Seed Production.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Crops, Weeds, Rates, Timing
• Best control will be obtained when CLIFF Herbicide is applied at the recommended leaf stages of the weeds.
• In Canola grown in Eastern Canada and British Columbia, apply CLIFF
• Herbicide from the cotyledon stage up until, but prior to, the bolting stage of Canola.
• In Corn grown in Canada, apply CLIFF Herbicide from the 1-8 leaf stage of the Corn plant or 5-6 visible collars (the leaf is counted once the next leaf is visible in the whorl).
• In Soybeans grown in Canada, apply CLIFF Herbicide from the cotyledon to the flowering stage of the crop.

Canada Thistle and Field Bindweed: For season long suppression of Canada Thistle and
Field Bindweed, apply CLIFF Herbicide at a rate of 2 L/ha when the weeds are in the 1-6 leaf stage.
Quackgrass: For season long suppression of Quackgrass, apply CLIFF Herbicide at a rate of 2.5 L/ha plus ammonium sulphate at a rate of 6 L/ha (49% solution) OR 3 kg/ha (99%) when the Quackgrass is in the 1-4 leaf stage.
Voluntary Crop Weeds: CLIFF Herbicide will not control volunteer crop weeds that emerge from previous plantings of glufosinate ammonium tolerant crops.
ADDITIVES: For enhanced control of Velvetleaf, add ammonium sulphate to the tank at a rate of 6 L/ha (49% solution) OR 3 kg/ha (99%).

SECOND APPLICATION: A second application of CLIFF Herbicide can be made to fields treated initially with up to 2.5 L/ha if new weed germination or growth is present. Apply when the new weed growth is in the correct leaf stage and up to the maximum leaf stage of the crop.
Application after the 8-leaf stage of Corn must be made with drop nozzles as a directed spray below the whorl of the Corn plant.
Application in Canola must be made prior to the bolting stage of the Canola.
Do not apply beyond the flowering stage of Soybeans.
Do not apply more than a total of 5.0 L/ha in one season.

SPLIT APPLICATION PROGRAM: For season long control of the above listed weeds a split application program with CLIFF Herbicide can be utilised. The first application must be a minimum of 2 L/ha and at the proper weed stage. For the second application, the rate of 1.25 L/ha may be utilized provided CLIFF Herbicide is applied as soon as the second flush of weeds occurs and before the maximum leaf stage of the crop.

FOR CANOLA HYBRID SEED PRODUCTION: Two applications are required to remove the segregating wild type plants. The first application should occur when the Canola is in the 2- 4 leaf stage, the second application when the Canola plants are in the 4-6 leaf stage and the third application, if necessary, may be applied to the Canola up until, but prior to, the time of bolting.
All applications of CLIFF Herbicide for hybrid seed production should be made at 2.5 L/ha.