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E. Spot treatments to control emerged annual and perennial grasses:

RECOMMENDED


7 to 10 lb.
per 100 gal.
water


Apply as light foliage wetting spray to clumps or
individual plants of annual or perennial grasses,
especially Napiergrass, paragrass, Bermudagrass,
barnyardgrass, wild sorghum, Alexandergrass, crab-
grass, goosegrass and others. These "spot sprays"
should be applied 1 or 2 times. Hand gun booms
may be fitted with inverted funnels which can be
used to push cane leaf cover aside.


F. For emerged broadleaf weeds:

RECOMMENDED

 For 2,4-D susceptible weeds: 2,4-D up to 2 qts/A Amine salt preferred

 For 2,4-D resistant weeds (dog fennel, ground cherry, nightshade, ragweed):
 2,4,5,-T up to 1 1/2 qts/A Amine salt preferred


silvex up to 1 qt/A


For mixed broadleaf weeds:


(When Florida labelling
is cleared)


2,4-D + 2,4,5-T at 3/4 lb/A each in tank mixture.


 For pellitoryweed (artilleryweed)

 a. "Atrazine", "Karmex" or "Telvar" at 1/2 to 3/4 Ib/A
 plus
 b. 2,4-D amine at 1/2 Ib/A
 plus
 c. Surfactant at 1/2 to 1% by volume
 Note: The 2,4-D component may be omitted in fields near sensitive
 crops or where other broadleaf weeds are not a problem.
 These combinations should be applied with directional spray
 equipment.

G. For mixed annual grass and broadleaf weeds:

 For small seedling weeds: Use "D" recommended, "Atrazine" or "D" suggested
 combinations above.

 For larger established weeds: Use "Dowpon" plus 2,4-D as "D" and "F" above.


"Dowpon"