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DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
IMPORTANT: This information is approved as part of the Product Label. All instructions within this section must be read carefully in order to obtain safe and successful use of this product. Cleancrop Chicane is a residual herbicide which can be used in all varieties of winter and spring oilseed rape, spring combining peas, vining peas, winter and spring field beans. Crop plants emerged at the time of application may be severely damaged. Cleancrop Chicane acts by inhibition of the biosynthesis of photosynthetic pigments leading to bleaching symptoms on susceptible weed species. Susceptible weeds emerge but are lacking pigmentation and plant death occurs shortly afterwards.

RESISTANCE: As part of Good Agricultural Practice steps should be taken to adopt a resistance management strategy as standard. Cleancrop Chicane should be alternated with herbicides with a different mode of action and a similar spectrum of activity. Any subsequent herbicide applications should be made using herbicides with a different mode of action.

TIMING OF APPLICATION:
Winter and spring oilseed rape, spring combining peas and vining peas, and winter and spring field beans: Cleancrop Chicane should be applied as soon as possible following sowing of the crop and before emergence of both the crop and target weeds.

DOSE:
0.33 L product/ha in winter oilseed rape and winter field beans.
0.25 L product/ha in spring combining peas, vining peas, spring field beans and spring oilseed rape.

SEED DEPTH / SEEDBED CONDITIONS: It is important for crop safety that the seed is covered by a minimum of 20mm of soil. Direct drilled crops should be harrowed across slits to cover the seed before spraying. Where direct drilled crops are treated then ploughing and cultivating to a depth of 15cm must take place before the planting of any subsequent crop. For optimum efficacy seedbeds should be firm, level and free of clods, loose and puffy seedbeds should be consolidated before spraying.