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Sharpen Powered by Kixor Herbicide

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BASF Ag Products
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SUPPLEMENTAL LABELS

  • Resistance Management (SD)
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  • For use in processing sweet corn (various states)
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  • Sequential applications in chickpea (ID, OR, WA)
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DOT

WP/S&T

Long-sleeved shirt and long pants Shoes plus socks Chemical-resistant gloves made of any waterproof material such as barrier laminate, butyl rubber ≥ 14 mils, nitrile rubber ≥ 14 mils, neoprene rubber ≥ 14 mils, natural rubber ≥ 14 mils, polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride ≥ 14 mils, or viton ≥ 14 mils Protective eyewear such as face shield, goggles, or safety glasses

Coveralls, Chemical-resistant gloves, such as natural rubber 14 mils, Shoes plus socks, Protective eyewear

12 hours EXCEPTION: If the product is soil injected or soil incorporated, the Worker Protection Standard, under certain circumstances, allows workers to enter the treated area if there will be no contact with anything that has been treated.

DO NOT use or store near heat or open flame. Store in original container in a well-ventilated area separately from fertilizer, feed, or foodstuffs. Avoid cross-contamination with other pesticides.

Sara Title III

Hazardous Ingredient Cas # Percent EHS TPQ TRQ of Ingredient
[Saflufenacil] 372137-35-4 29.74 NOL
[Proprietary ingredients] 70.26
[Saflufenacil]
Cas # 372137-35-4
Percent 29.74
EHS TPQ NOL
TRQ of Ingredient
[Proprietary ingredients]
Cas #
Percent 70.26
EHS TPQ
TRQ of Ingredient

STATE RESTRICTIONS

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Alabama 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
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Arizona 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
California 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Colorado 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Connecticut 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Delaware 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Florida 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Georgia 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Hawaii 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Iowa 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Idaho 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Illinois 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Indiana 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Kansas 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Kentucky 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Louisiana 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Massachusetts 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Maryland 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Maine 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Michigan 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Minnesota 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Missouri 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Mississippi 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Montana 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
North Carolina 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
North Dakota 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Nebraska 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
New Hampshire 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
New Jersey 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
New Mexico 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Nevada 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
New York 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Ohio 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Oklahoma 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Oregon 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Pennsylvania 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Rhode Island 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
South Carolina 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Tennessee 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Texas 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Utah 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Virginia 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Vermont 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Washington 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Wisconsin 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
West Virginia 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Wyoming 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
South Dakota 08/09/2018 Not Restricted
Alaska 08/09/2018 Restricted

PRODUCT APPLICATION

SORGHUM (GRAIN)

  • Burndown Weed Control - All Soil Types
    • 1 To 2
  • Burndown Weed Control - California
    • 2

NONCROPLAND AREAS

  • Postemergence + Residual - Burndown Plus Residual Preemergence Weed Control
    • 6 Fluid_Ounces / Acre
  • Postemergence - Weed Size < 6 Inches
    • 2 To 4
  • Postemergence - Weed Size Greater Than Or Equal To 6 Inches And/or Heavier Weed Infestations
    • 4 To 6

SOYBEAN

  • Fall Application
    • 1 To 2
  • Spring Application
    • 1
  • Spring Application - Enhanced Burndown Control
    • 1.5
    • 2

LEGUME VEGETABLES

  • Chickpea (Garbanzo Bean) - Burndown
    • 1
  • Edible Peas
    • 0.75 Fluid_Ounces / Acre
  • Lentils - Early Preplant, Preemergence
    • 0.75
  • Field Peas - Burndown
    • 1
  • Chickpea (Garbanzo Bean) - Enhanced Burndown
    • 2
  • Field Peas - Enhanced Burndown
    • 2
  • Lentils - Preplant Incorporated
    • 0.75 To 2
  • Chickpea (Garbanzo Bean) - Use In Idaho, Oregon And Washington
    • 1

SELECTIVE WEEDING

RICE

  • Preplant And Preemergence Burndown Plus Residual Weed Control
    • 1 To 2
  • Postemergence Weed Control
    • 1
  • California
    • 2
  • Preplant And Preemergence Burndown Plus Residual Weed Control - Additional Residual Control
    • 3 To 4

SMALL GRAINS

LEAFY SPURGE CONTROL

  • Leafy Spurge Control
    • 1 To 2 Fluid_Ounces / Acre

FIELD CORN (GRAIN, SILAGE) AND POPCORN (PREPLANT SURFACE AND PREPLANT INCORPORATED)

  • Preemergence - Coarse
    • 2 To 2.5
  • Preemergence - Medium
    • 2.5 To 3
  • Preemergence - Fine
    • 3 To 3.5

FIELD CORN (GRAIN, SILAGE), POPCORN, SEED CORN AND SWEET CORN (CALIFORNIA)

  • Field Corn (Grain, Silage), Popcorn, Seed Corn And Sweet Corn (California)
    • 2

COTTON

FALLOW AND POSTHARVEST (CALIFORNIA)

  • Fallow And Postharvest (California)
    • 2

FALLOW AND POSTHARVEST USE ON TOMATO VINES

  • Fallow And Postharvest Use On Tomato Vines
    • 1 To 2

FALLOW AND POSTHARVEST

  • Fallow And Postharvest
    • 1 To 2
  • Residual Weed Control
    • 2 To 4

FORAGE GRASSES GROWN FOR FORAGE, SILAGE, AND HAY PRODUCTION

  • Dormant Season
    • 1 To 2
  • Dormant Season - Residual Weed Control
    • 3 To 4
  • In-Season Postemergence Application (Cool-Season Grass)
    • 1 To 2
  • In-Season Postemergence Application (Warm-Season Grass)
    • 1 To 2

GRASS ESTABLISHMENT

  • Broadleaf Weeds Controlled By A Burndown Application
    • 1 To 2
  • Broadleaf Weeds Controlled With A Residual Preemergence Application
    • 1 To 2

GRASS GROWN FOR SEED PRODUCTION

  • Cool-Season Grasses
    • 1 To 2
  • Cool-Season And Warm-Season Grasses
    • 1 To 2
  • Warm-Season Grasses
    • 1 To 2
  • Cool-Season And Warm-Season Grasses - Residual Control
    • 3 To 4

HARVEST AID/DESICCATION

  • Dry Edible Beans
    • 1 To 2
  • Dry Peas
    • 1 To 2
  • Oilseeds Canola (Rapeseed) Subgroup 20A
    • 1 To 2
  • Oilseeds Cottonseed Subgroup 20C
    • 0.5 To 2
  • Oilseeds Sunflower Subgroup 20B
    • 1 To 2
  • Soybean
    • 1 To 2
  • Barley (Spring And Winter), Wheat (Durum, Spring, And Winter) And Triticale
    • 1 To 2

SPOT TREATMENT

  • Spot Treatment
    • 2 Fluid_Ounces / Acre

FOR USE IN PROCESSING SWEET CORN

  • Burndown Weed Control Only - All Soil Types
    • 1 Fluid_Ounces / Acre
  • Coarse Soils
    • 2 Fluid_Ounces / Acre
  • Medium And Fine Soils
    • 2 Fluid_Ounces / Acre

CHICKPEA

  • Sequential Applications - Idaho, Oregon And Washington
    • 1 Fluid_Ounces / Acre
    • 1 To 3 Fluid_Ounces / Acre

MIXED STANDS OF ALFALFA AND PERENNIAL COOL-SEASON FORAGE GRASSES

  • Mixed Stands Of Alfalfa And Perennial Cool-Season Forage Grasses
    • 1 To 2

FIELD CORN (GRAIN, SILAGE), SEED CORN, CORN SWEET AND POPCORN

  • Burndown Weed Control Only
    • 1

CORN (USE IN SEED)

  • Corn (Use In Seed)
    • 1 To 2

ALFALFA

  • Alfalfa
    • 1 To 2 Fluid_Ounces / Acre

PROCESSING SWEET CORN IN A PLANNED SEQUENTIAL PROGRAM

PASTURE

  • Dormant Season Application For Burndown And Residual Weed Control In Warm And Cool-Season Grasses
    • 1 To 2
  • In Season Postemergence Application For Weed Control In Cool-Season Grasses
    • 1 To 2
  • Dormant Season Application For Burndown And Residual Weed Control In Warm And Cool-Season Grasses - Additional Residual Control
    • 3 To 4
  • In Season Postemergence Application For Weed Control In Warm-Season Grasses
    • 1 To 2