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GENERAL INFORMATION

CLASP is an effective, easy-to-use, adjuvant for disposition improvement and drift retardation in spraying operations. CLASP is compatible with most water soluble and wettable powder pesticides, desiccants, and cotton defoliants when applied by aerial or standard ground application.

NOTE: The degree of drift hazard varies with the type of pesticide, application conditions, and vegetation near the sprayed area. Remember, pesticide drift is no accident. Common sense and sound application technology must be followed when spraying pesticides. CLASP will retard, but not totally eliminate drift.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE
REFER TO PESTICIDE LABEL FOR SPECIFIC CROP USE AND APPLICATION RATES. Prior to use, read and follow all directions on this label and on the label of the
pesticide being used. The pesticide manufacturer’s label for specific usages and restrictions have precedence over DIRECTIONS FOR USE referred to on this label.
Fill the spray tank half to three quarters full, add pesticide components, and provide good agitation. Select proper dosage from Dosage Chart and add CLASP. If
additional surfactants or spray adjuvants are to be used, they should be added after
CLASP. Continue agitation until tank is full.
SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE!
Not for aquatic use.
Step 1: Select correct CLASP dosage from chart below.
Step 2: Shake CLASP before using. For optimum results, add wettable powder pesticides before CLASP. Add liquid pesticides after CLASP. When using liquid
micronutrients, jar tests for compatibility and order of addition are strongly recommended. Wetter-spreaders may be added before or after CLASP.
CLASP should be added to the agitating tank mix. For tanks with weak agitation, add
CLASP during the tank filling operation.
Step 3: Continue to agitate the mix tank before use.

USE PRECAUTIONS
Sound application technology must be followed when spraying pesticides. CLASP can improve deposition of pesticides in the target swath and can retard, but not totally eliminate drift.