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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.

CROP CONDITIONS
Crops under stress or of reduced vigour due to other herbicides, water-logging, drought, frost or wide day/night temperature fluctuations, soil compaction, soil acidity, improper nutrition or other factors causing stresses that restrict crop growth, should not be treated with Clayton Obey. Crops subject to stress may become temporarily yellowed following treatment but normally recover fully.

WINTER WHEAT AND WINTER BARLEY
Make only one application per crop. Co-application with a suitable compatible product in a tank-mixture or further treatment with a suitable product may be required to control the spectrum of weeds occurring.

APPLICATION
Apply through fan-jet nozzles as a MEDIUM spray (BCPC) ideally produced at 2-3 bar to give even coverage of the soil surface and any emerged weeds. Apply the recommended dose in 200-400 l/ha water.
Do not spray wet foliage or when rain is expected in the short-term or frost is forecast (for emerged cereals); spray becomes rain-fast on weed leaves after one hour. Spray accurately and avoid overlapping spray swaths. Avoid spray drift out of the target area.

MIXING
Ensure that the spray equipment is clean and properly adjusted before use. Half-fill the spray tank with clean water and put under agitation. Shake the product in its container thoroughly before opening; add the required amount of Clayton Obey to the water in the spray tank. Fill the tank with more clean water to the required level and keep the mixture under agitation until completion of spraying. If tank-mixing, add each product separately to the spray tank and allow to disperse before adding the next product; take due note of any instructions given as to the order of mixing.