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For Selective Postemergence Control of Broadleaf Weeds in sugarJ Beets, Wheat, Bartey and Oats Not Underseeded With a Legume, Fallow Cropland, Rangeland and Permanent Grass Pastures, Non­Cropland Areas and COnservation Aeserve Program (CAP) Acres ActIve l"gnd8111(1): ~ (3.6-dichIoIo·2-pyridin1!'.:arboXyIic acid) as the monoaIhanoIamin ad . . . . . . .. 40.9% ~ "L~&; 3.~~2~ 8Cicj. 31% ~'31big8J' ................ 59.1%

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STINGER H.rbicide i. r.ca..ended for s.l.ctiv.. po.t ... r,ence control of the followinl broadleaf weed. in .1II.r beeu. wheat. barl.y. and oats not und.rseedad with • le,u.8. f.llow cropland. ranl.land and per.anent Ir ••• p •• tures. Ir ..... Irown for s.ed. Christaas tr .... con •• rv.tion r •• erv. pro,r_ (CiP) acr •• and non-cropland ar ... includinl fence row •• around far. buildinls and equipD8Dt p.thw.y ••

artichok.. Jerus.l_ buckwh.at' l wild buffalobur burdock. c_n chamoaile. false (scentle.s) cu.o.ile. _yweed (dolfenne!) clover. sweet clover. red cocklebur. co..on coffeew.ed cornflower (bachelor button) dand.lion dock. curly Iraund •• l. co .. on hawk.besrd. narroWl .. f hor.eweed jiaaonweed ~pweed. diffus.l knapweed. Rus.ian kn.pve.d. sfotted l.'dy.thlab bttuc.. prickly locoweed. whit. locow •• d. I_bert

marshelder nilhtshade. Eastern black nilhtshade. cut leaf nilhtshade. hairy ox.y. daisy pinesppl.weed r.pe.d. c~n r.swe.d. liant s.lsify. me.dow (Io.tsbeard) sicklepod 1 s .. rtw_d. Ireen sorr.l. red sovthistle. annusl 1 sovthistle. pareni.l .tarthi.tl.. y.llow sunflower thbtl.. Canada thi.tl.. _It vetch volunteer .If.lfa volunt •• r beans volunt •• r lentils volunt •• r peas

1 The •• weeds _y only be .uppr ••• ed. Suppr ... ion i •• visual reduction in weed CClllp8tit1on (reduc.d popul.tion or vi,or) .. ca.pared to untr •• ted ar.... The d.sr.. of weed control and duraUon of .ff~ct "ill vary vith weed .iz. and density •• pray r.t. and cover .... and Ir~ .. 1rli conditiona before. durin, and aft.r the tWa of tr .. ment •. lor ,.,...,.u.u. v.,1s, STINGER Herbicide will control the initi.l tOPlrvltt end irJ:!blt relrovth durin, the .... on of .pplication ( .... on-lORl ~~tr~l). At hilher us. rat.. .hown on this label. S1'IIIGIR Herbicide .. , (" .. us. • reduction in .hoot re,rovth in the .... on followin, .pplicat;on. howev.r. plant respon.e .. y be incon.i.tent due to inhel~t variability in .hoot r.,rovth fra. perennial root .y.t ....

T' •• ' Apply to actively ,rowin, neda. btr ... ,rowin, condit1"n,. au~h •• drouaht or near fr •• zin, t-.peratur .. prior to. at and follc-"in, tt.e of application .. y r.duc. weed control and incr .... the riak·~r·crop injury at all atea .. of ,rowth. a.J.7 FIb wIaIcIa .. C 1 at tIIa tWa of ... llca~ia. will be aff..... Wet folia,e at the tiM of application _, decrease control. The STDIGII Herbicide trea~t will be rainf .. t within 6-8 hour. after application.

Rate: Gen.rally, lov.r labeled application rat •• will be .atisfactory for yauna, succulent srowth of sen.itiv. weed speci... For 1 ••• s.n.itiv. .peci •• , perennials and under conditions where control i. more difficult (plant str ... condition •• uch a. drou.ht or .xt~ ta.peratur •• , den •• weed .tands and/or larl.r Wilda) the hi.b.r rat •• will be need.d. Weeds in fallow or other ar.a. where crop ca.petition is not a factor will sen.rally require hisher rat.. to obtain cOl'trol or suppr •• sion.

CoYeraae: Adequat. spray coverage and drift control ar. t.portant. Obtainins a balance betwe.n spray cove rase and drift control may sometime. be difficult but can be achiev.d provided the applicator understand. the factors affecting coverage and drift. Factors affect ins spray cov.rag. include spray volume, crop canopy and weed density. As crop canopy and weed d.nsity incr ... e, spray volume should be increa •• d to obtain equivalent w.ed control. Refer to manufacturer's reco.Dandations for information on the relationship between sallon. p&r acre, spray pres.ure, sprayer speed. nozzle type and arrans..-nt, nozzle height above t~e target canopy, droplet size and drift potential for respective application equipment. Use equipaent and nozzle types w~i~h are designed for herbicide a~plication. Do not apply leas than 2 .nd not more than 40 gallons per acre total spray volume. For best re.ults, apply 5 or more gallona per acre by air and 10 or more gallons per acr. by ground. R.ducinS total spray volume .. y r •• ult in decr .... d coverase and we.d control. Us. enough total spray volume and a delivery sy.tea to provide thorough coveras'. and a uniforll spray pattern. Do not apply where spray drift .. y be a problem due to proxtaity of susc.ptibl. crops or nth.r d •• irabl. plants.

u.. of AdJ~ts: Addition of surfactants, crop oils, or oth.r adjuvants is not usually necessary when usinl STINGER HerDicide. Adding a surfactant to the spray mixture may incr ..... ff.~tiven ••• on weed. but may reduce s.lectivity to the crop, particularly under condition. which pra.ot. plant str.... If an adjuvant is add.d to the spray solution, follow all manufaLtur.r us. guid.line ••

Tank Kixes: When tank mixing, r.ad and follow the label of each tank-mix product us.d for pr.cautionary stat..-nt., dir.ction. for US., weeds controll.d and seoaraphic and other r •• triction.. U •• in accordanc. with the .a.t r.strictiv. of label l~tation. and precautions. No label dosaS ••• hould be exc.eded. This product /:iUUlOt be mix.d with any product COI'f:aining a label prohibition again.t S'I-:'1 mixing.

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SUlar Beet. Wheat. Ranle ~eed Growth Christ .. s Barley. Grasses Fallow. Pastu pecies Stale Trees Oats For Seed Non-Crop CRP

lover Up to 5 leaf 1/4-1/2 pt 1/4-1/3pt 1/4-l/2pt 1/4-1/2pt 1/3-2 )ckl£bur mfl.>wer JIWeeds luonweed )lunteer loybean Itch lrshelder

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broadcast treat8ent to the entire infested area. Apply when the majority of basal leaves have ..arged. but bafore the bud stage. Cultivation can disrupt translocation to the roots of perennials such as Canada thistle. For best results do not r'l1tivate thistle patches.

To pra.ote herbicide efficacy wait a minu.u. of 7 days after application before flood, or furrow irrigation.

Tank Hizes: To control additional broadleaf weeds and provide consistent control of difficult weeds such as wild buckwheat tank mix 1/4-2/3 pint of STINGER Herbicide per acre with 2-6.5 pints of Betamix or Betanex. For best result apply 1/4 pint of STIN~ER tank Mixed with 2-6.5 pints of Betamix or Betanex followed 1-2 weeks later by a second application of 1/4-1/3 pint of STINGER per acre tank mixed with Betamix or Betanex. Note: Do not add additional adjuvants when -.ploying a Betamix or Betanex tank mix with STINGER Herbicide due to increased potential for crop injury. (See tank mix section under directions for use.)

STINGER Herbicide may be tank mixed with grass herbicides such as Poast for grassy weed control. Be sure to include crop oil or Dash surfactant to optimize grass weed control. (See tank lIix s!!l!tion under directions for use.)

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Tfmfna: STINGER Herbicide can be safely applied over the top of actively growing: balsam fir. blue spruce. Douglas fir. Fraser fir, grand fir. lodgepole pine. noble fir. ponderosa pine, Scotch pine and white pine. For the Pacific Northwest: do not apply in the first year of transplanting. Apply only to trees transplanted at least one )~1=:" (SOlIe needle curling has been observed on 1st year transplants.) 'Apply to actively growing weeds. For control of annual weeds apply STI~~~ Herbicide up to the 5 leaf growth stage (for wild buckwheat a,plication at 3-5 leaf. but before vining is reca-nded). For cont.rol oJf w •• ds, such as Canada thistle and knapw_ds apply after the maj.:.t-:.\;:f of tb4. . basal leaves have emerged, but before bud stage. Later appl_~cation_ "'y result in less consistent control.

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GRASS.., G!KMI lOR SDD Ttatna: Apply only to established Irasses before the boot stale. Applications in the boot stale and beyond can result in increased injury. Do not apply to bentlrass unless injury can be tolerated.

Rate: Use 1/4 to 2/3 pint of STINGER Herbicide per acre for control of annual weeds and Canada thistle. Retreat as necessary, but do not exceed 2/3 pint of STINGER per acre per season.

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.ALLOW CIIOPLAND ~ TbaiDa: STINGER Herbicide can be applied either postharvest, in the sprinl/suamer (during fallow period) or to set-aside acres to control or suppress weeds listed above (refer to rotation restrictions). Apply to young, emerged weeds under conditions that proaote active growth. For best results on perennial weeds such as Canada thistle, apply after the majority of the basal leaves have emerged, but before bud stales. Later applications may result in less consistent control. Extreme Irowinl conditions (such as drought or near freezing temperatures) prior to, at, and following the time of appli~ation may reduce weed control.

For best results, wait 14 to 20 days after application before cultivating or fertilizing with shank-type applicators to allow for thorough translocation.

Rate: Apply 1/4 to 1/2 pint of STINGER Herbicide per acre. Use the higher rate on perennial weeds c= when the condition of the weeds &~t~p time of treatment .. y prevent optimum control.

Tank Mixtures for 'allow Crop1aad: To improve control of ~e~t~in broadleaf weeds, STINGER Herbicide .. y be applied with 0.S-2.0'lb &4 p~~ acre 2,4-D.

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For control of perennial weeds such as Canada thistle 1/3 pint of STINGER Herbicide per acre should be used. Russian knapweed will 0!,'1~ be suppressed at this rate. . ...

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Active Inlredient

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chlorsulfuron dic8lSba diuron

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metsulfuron methyl

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Product Fo~lation

Buctril 2 Ib/gal Buctril4EC 4 Ib/gal Buctri1HE4 Glean 75% DF Banvel 4 Ib/gal Direx 4L 4 Ib/gal Diuron 4L Diuron 80 WDG SO% DF Diuron DF SO% WP

4 Ib/gal Lexone DF 75% DG Sencor DF

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Wheat, barley, oats, grasses, litH IISb or sugarbeets (including beets grown for seed) ... y be planted at anytt..e follOWing treat8ent.

Alfalfa, asparagus, canola, cole crops, .int, onions, safflower, ,m.! strawberries may be planted 12 IIIOnths after treatment. Dry beans, soybeans and sunflowers aay also be planted at 12 .anths 3!t~r treatment, except in soils with less than 2% organic .. t~er ~eceivin~ less than IS inches of natural precipitation in the 12 ~th .peri,,,) following treat.ent. For these areas see SPECIAL CONDITIOHS :beloV.

To avoid potential phytotoxicity all other crops lentils, potatoes, and broad leaf crops grown f('r planted for IS .anths after treat.ent unless the acceptable.

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SPECIAL CONDITIONS: STINGER r .. idues in plant tissues which have not ca.pletely decayed .. y affect succeedinl susceptible crops. In ar .. s defined previously as low in orlanic .. ttar and preCipitation. sensitive crops such as dry beans. soybeans. and sunflowers .. y be injured when planted 12 80ntha after treat.ent. Unl .. s the risk of inJ'lry is accepta~le. these crops should not be planted until 18 .oaths after treat.ent. The potential for injury .. y be reduced by buminl. re.oval. or incorporation of treated crop residues with a ain~ of 2 suppleaental raIl irrilations.

This product can affect susceptible broad leaf plants directly throush foliase and indirectly by root uptalte from treated soil. Therefore. do not apply STINGER Herbicide directly to or allow spray drift to coae in contact with vesetables. flowers. srapes. toaatoes. potatoes. beans. lentils. peas. alfalfa. sunflowers. soybtians. safflower. or other desirable broadleaf crops and omaaental plants or soil where these sensitive crops will be planted the sa.e season.

A drift control or deposition asent such as NALCO-TROL .. y be used with this product to aid in reducins spray drift. If used. follow all use recoamendations and precautions on the product label.

Grouad Application: To aint.ize spray ~rift. apply STINGER Herbicide in a total spray volume of 10 or more sallons per acre as larse-droplet. low pressure spray. Refer to aanufacturer's reca.aendations for additional information on sal Ions per acre. spray pressure, sprayer speed. nozzle tYPBs and arransements. nozzle heishts above the tarset canopy. etc •• for respective application equipment. Spot treat_nts should only be applied with a calibrated boom to prevent aisapplication. With sround equipment, spray drift can be lessened by Iteepins the spray booa as low as possible; by applyinl no 80re than 20 sallons of spray per acre; ~y osinS no .ore than 30 pounds spray ins pressure with larse droplet-producins nozzle tips; by sprayins when wind velocity is low; and by stoppinS all sprayins when wind exceeds 6 to 7 aile per hour. Do not apply with hollow cone-type insecticide or other nozzles that produce a fine-droplet spray.

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To avoid injury to desirable plants, equi~t used to apply STINGER Herbicide should be thoroulhly cleaned before reusinl to apply any other ch .. icals.

1) Rinse and flush application equipment thoroulhly after use. At least three t~s with water, and dispose of rinse water in non-cropland area away frOll water supplies.

2) During the second rinse, add I qt of household amaonia for every 25 gallons of water. Circulate the solution throulh the entire syst .. 50 that all internal surfaces are contacted (15-20 ain.). Let the solution stand for several hours, preferabl~' ovemilht.

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