Para-SHOT 3.0

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Sharda-USA
(44)
Paraquat Dichloride (15)
Group D Herbicide
N/A
83529-27
32°F

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Applicators and other handlers (other than mixers and loaders) must wear: Long-sleeved shirt and long pants Chemical resistant gloves - Category A (e.g. barrier laminate, butyl rubber, nitrile rubber, neoprene rubber, natural rubber, polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or viton) Shoes plus socks Protective eyewear NIOSH-approved particulate filtering respirator equipped with N, R or P class filter media. The respirator should have a NIOSH approval number prefix TC-84A. It is recommended that you require that respirator wearer to be fit tested, and trained in the use, maintenance and limitations of the respirator. Mixers and loaders must wear: Long-sleeved shirt and long pants Chemical resistant gloves - Category A (e.g., barrier laminate, butyl rubber, nitrile rubber, neoprene rubber, natural rubber, polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or viton) Shoes plus socks Chemical resistant apron Face shield NIOSH-approved particulate filtering respirator equipped with N, R or P class filter media. The respirator should have a NIOSH approval number prefix TC-84A. It is recommended that you require that respirator wearer to be fit tested, and trained in the use, maintenance and limitations of the respirator.

Coveralls, Chemical resistant gloves - Category A (e.g. barrier laminate, butyl rubber, nitrile rubber, neoprene rubber, natural rubber, polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or viton), Shoes plus socks, and Protective eyewear

12 hours For harvest aid and desiccation application: Do not enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval (REI) of 24 hours.

Store in original container and place in a locked storage area. Do not mix or store in containers, spray tanks, nurse tanks, or such systems made of aluminum or having aluminum fittings. Store at temperatures above 32°F.

Sara Title III

Hazardous Ingredient Cas # Percent EHS TPQ TRQ of Ingredient
Paraquat dichloride 1910-42-5 43.2 10/10,000 STD
Paraquat dichloride
Cas # 1910-42-5
Percent 43.2
EHS TPQ 10/10,000
TRQ of Ingredient STD

STATE RESTRICTIONS

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Alabama 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
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California 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Delaware 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Florida 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Georgia 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Iowa 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Idaho 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Illinois 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Indiana 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Kansas 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Kentucky 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Louisiana 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Massachusetts 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Maryland 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Maine 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Michigan 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Minnesota 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Missouri 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Mississippi 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Montana 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
North Carolina 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
North Dakota 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Nebraska 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
New Jersey 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
New Mexico 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Nevada 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Ohio 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Oklahoma 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Oregon 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Pennsylvania 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
South Carolina 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
South Dakota 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Tennessee 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Texas 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Utah 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Virginia 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Washington 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Wisconsin 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
West Virginia 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Wyoming 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Alaska 10/09/2017 Restricted
Arizona 10/09/2017 Restricted
Colorado 10/09/2017 Restricted
Connecticut 10/09/2017 Restricted
Hawaii 10/09/2017 Restricted
New Hampshire 10/09/2017 Restricted
New York 10/09/2017 Restricted
Rhode Island 10/09/2017 Restricted
Vermont 10/09/2017 Restricted

PRODUCT APPLICATION

ALFALFA (CALIFORNIA ONLY) NEW SEEDLINGS

  • Alfalfa (California Only) New Seedlings
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

ALFALFA

  • Preplant Or Preemergence (No-Till Or Conventional Planting)
    • 0.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Dormant Season Established Plantings (Region A)
    • 1.3 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Dormant Season Established Plantings (Region B)
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • On Fall-Seeded Newly Established Stands Less Than 1-Year-Old (Region A)
    • 0 To 1 Pints / Acre
  • Dormant Season Established Plantings (Region B) - California
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • On Fall-Seeded Newly Established Stands Less Than 1-Year-Old (Region A) - California
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • On Fall-Seeded Newly Established Stands Less Than 1-Year-Old (Region B)
    • 0.5 To 0.8 Pints / Acre
  • On Fall-Seeded Newly Established Stands Less Than 1-Year-Old (Region B) - California
    • 0.5 To 0.8 Pints / Acre

ALFALFA (EAST OF ROCKY MOUNTAINS)

  • Alfalfa (East Of Rocky Mountains)
    • 0 To 0.7 Pints / Acre

ALMONDS

  • Almonds
    • 0.8 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

ARTICHOKE (GLOBE)

  • Artichoke (Globe)
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

ASPARAGUS

  • Asparagus
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Preemergence To Established Plantings At Least 2 Years Old
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

BEANS, DRY AND PEAS, DRY (NOT FOR USE IN CALIFORNIA)

  • Harvest Aid
    • 0.8 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

BERRIES

  • Berries
    • 1.3 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

CACAO

  • Cacao
    • 1.3 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

CASSAVAS, TANIERS AND YAMS (PUERTO RICO ONLY)

  • Cassavas, Taniers And Yams (Puerto Rico Only)
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

CLOVER AND OTHER LEGUMES

  • Dormant Season
    • 1.3 To 2.1 Pints / Acre
  • On Established Plantings (Region B)
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • On Fall-Seeded Newly Established Stands Less Than 1-Year Old (Region A)
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • On Fall-Seeded Newly Established Stands Less Than 1-Year Old (Region B)
    • 0.5 To 0.8 Pints / Acre

FIELD CORN, POPCORN, SWEET CORN, SEED CORN

  • Postemergence Directed Spray (Including Hooded Or Shielded)
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

FIELD CORN, POPCORN, SEED CORN

  • Harvest Aid
    • 0.8 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

FIELD CORN ONLY (GRAIN, FODDER, FORAGE)

  • Field Corn Only (Grain, Fodder, Forage)
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

COTTON

  • Cotton
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

COTTON (CALIFORNIA ONLY)

  • Cotton (California Only)
    • 5.4 To 10.7 Fluid_Ounces / Acre

SOUTHERN COTTON

  • Harvest Aid For Boll Opening And Defoliation
    • 0 To 5.4 Pints / Acre
  • Post Defoliation
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

WESTERN COTTON

  • Harvest Aid For Boll Opening And Early Defoliation
    • 3.7 To 5.4 Fluid_Ounces / Acre
  • Harvest Aid For Boll Opening And Mid-To-Late Defoliation
    • 5.4 To 10.7 Fluid_Ounces / Acre

COTTON STRIPPER OR SPINDLE HARVESTED AID FOR DEFOLIATION AND BOLL OPENING

  • Cotton Stripper Or Spindle Harvested Aid For Defoliation And Boll Opening
    • 2.1 To 7.5 Fluid_Ounces / Acre

COTTON (LATE SEASON DESSICATION)

  • Cotton (Late Season Dessication)
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

COTTON (DESICCATION OF REGROWTH)

  • Cotton (Desiccation Of Regrowth)
    • 0.75 To 1.25 Pints / Acre

EASTER LILIES (FIELD GROWN)

  • Easter Lilies (Field Grown)
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

FALLOW LAND

  • Fallow Land
    • 1 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

GUAR (PREHARVEST DESICCATION)

  • Guar (Preharvest Desiccation)
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

GUAVA

  • Guava
    • 0 To 2.5 Pints / Acre

HOPS (ID, OR, AND WA ONLY)

  • Hops (Id, Or, And Wa Only)
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

MINT

  • Dormant Season
    • 1.3 To 2 Pints / Acre

ONIONS (SEEDED) AND GARLIC

  • Onions (Seeded) And Garlic
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

ONIONS (SEEDED) AND GARLIC (CALIFORNIA ONLY)

  • Onions (Seeded) And Garlic (California Only)
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

PASSION FRUIT

  • Passion Fruit
    • 0 To 2.5 Pints / Acre

PEANUTS

  • Peanuts
    • 5.4 To 10.8 Fluid_Ounces / Acre

PIGEON PEAS (PUERTO RICO ONLY)

  • Pigeon Peas (Puerto Rico Only)
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

PINEAPPLE

  • Pineapple
    • 1.3 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

POTATO

  • Potato
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • Fresh Market Only
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

SAFFLOWER

  • Safflower
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

SAFFLOWER (CALIFORNIA ONLY)

  • Safflower (California Only)
    • 0 To 0.7 Pints / Acre

SORGHUM (GRAIN)

  • Postemergence Directed (Grain)
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • Postemergence Directed (Forage)
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 1 - 3 Inches (Grain)
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 3 - 6 Inches (Grain)
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 6 Inches (Grain)
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 1 - 3 Inches (Forage)
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 3 - 6 Inches (Forage)
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 6 Inches (Forage)
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

SOYBEANS

  • Postemergence Directed Spray (Includes Hooded Or Shielded)
    • 3 To 5.3 Fluid_Ounces / Acre
  • Harvest Aid
    • 5.4 To 10.7 Fluid_Ounces / Acre
  • Weeds: 1 - 3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 3 - 6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

STRAWBERRIES

  • Strawberries
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

SUGAR BEETS

  • Sugar Beets
    • 1.3 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

SUGARCANE

SUGARCANE (FLORIDA)

  • Sugarcane (Florida)
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

SUGARCANE (HAWAII)

  • Sugarcane (Hawaii)
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

SUGARCANE (LOUISIANA)

  • Sugarcane (Louisiana)
    • 0.7 To 2 Pints / Acre

SUGARCANE (FLORIDA AND TEXAS)

  • Harvest Aid
    • 0.4 To 0.7 Pints / Acre

SUNFLOWER

  • Sunflower
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Preharvest Desiccation
    • 0.8 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

TARO, DRYLAND (HAWAII ONLY)

  • Taro, Dryland (Hawaii Only)
    • 1.3 To 2.1 Pints / Acre

TREE PLANTATION ESTABLISHMENT (DECIDUOUS AND CONIFERS)

  • Tree Plantation Establishment (Deciduous And Conifers)
    • 1.3 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

TYFON (NEW HAMPSHIRE ONLY)

  • Tyfon (New Hampshire Only)
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

VEGETABLES (SEEDED OR TRANSPLANTED)

  • Vegetables (Seeded Or Transplanted)
    • 1.3 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

VEGETABLES (AFTER FINAL HARVEST)

  • Vegetables (After Final Harvest)
    • 1.6 To 2.5 Pints / Acre

VEGETABLES (CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO ONLY)

  • Vegetables (California, Washington, Oregon, Idaho Only)
    • 0.4 To 0.7 Pints / Acre

VEGETABLES (DORMANT)

  • Vegetables (Dormant)
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

RESIN SOAKING

  • Resin Soaking
    • 1.7 To 5 Millilitres

CONSERVATION RESERVE, FEDERAL SETASIDE COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS

  • Conservation Reserve, Federal Setaside Compliance Programs
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre

NON-CROP USES

  • Non-Crop Uses
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

PASTURE RESEEDING

  • Pasture Reseeding
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

ALFALFA (ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY)

  • Alfalfa (Id, Mt, Nv, Or, Ut, Wa, Wy)
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

CHEMICAL FALLOW

  • Weeds: 1 - 3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 3 - 6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Fallow-Wheat Rotations - (Fall Applied After Harvest; Seeded 12-14 Months Later) - Weeds: 1 - 3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Fallow-Wheat Rotations - (Fall Applied After Harvest; Seeded 12-14 Months Later) - Weeds: 3 - 6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Fallow-Wheat Rotations - (Fall Applied After Harvest; Seeded 12-14 Months Later) - Weeds: 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Fallow-Wheat - (Spring Applied; Seeded 3-5 Months Later) - Weeds: 1 - 3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Fallow-Wheat - (Spring Applied; Seeded 3-5 Months Later) - Weeds: 3 - 6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Fallow-Wheat - (Spring Applied; Seeded 3-5 Months Later) - Weeds: 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Annual-Crop - Wheat Rotations (Fall Applied) - Weeds: 1 - 3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Annual-Crop - Wheat Rotations (Fall Applied) - Weeds: 3 - 6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Annual-Crop - Wheat Rotations (Fall Applied) - Weeds: 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Annual-Crop - Wheat Rotations (Spring Applied) - Weeds: 1 - 3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Annual-Crop - Wheat Rotations (Spring Applied) - Weeds: 3 - 6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Annual-Crop - Wheat Rotations (Spring Applied) - Weeds: 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

CLOVER AND OTHER LEGUMES (CA)

  • Dormant Season
    • 1.3 To 2.1 Pints / Acre

CORN, FIELD CORN, POPCORN, SWEET CORN, SEED CORN

  • Weeds: 1 -3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 3-6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2 Pints / Acre

GRASSES (FOR SEED)

  • For Use In Seedbed Preparation
    • 1.3 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

LENTILS

  • Harvest Aid
    • 0.8 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

POTATO (CA, WA, OR AND ID)

  • Potato (Ca, Wa, Or And Id)
    • 0.4 To 0.7 Pints / Acre

RICE

  • Weeds: 1 - 3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 3 - 6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

SMALL GRAINS

  • Weeds: 1 - 3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 3 - 6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Weeds: 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

TREES AND VINES (ACEROLA, APPLES, ETC.)

  • Trees And Vines (Acerola, Apples, Etc.)
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

TREES AND VINES (APRICOTS, CHERRIES, NECTARINES, PLUMS)

  • Trees And Vines (Apricots, Cherries, Nectarines, Plums)
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

TREES AND VINES (FIGS AND OLIVES)

  • Trees And Vines (Figs And Olives)
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

TREES AND VINES (KIWI FRUIT AND PEACHES)

  • Trees And Vines (Kiwi Fruit And Peaches)
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

TREES AND VINES (PISTACHIOS)

  • Trees And Vines (Pistachios)
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

VEGETABLES (DIRECTED SPRAY)

  • Vegetables (Directed Spray)
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

CONTROL OF ENDOPHYTE-FUNGUS-INFECTED FESCUE FORAGE LEGUME/GRASS MIXTURE AND OTHER GRASS PASTURES

  • Split Application
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

PRICKLY PEAR DESICCATION IN PASTURES

  • Prickly Pear Desiccation In Pastures
    • 0 To 0.8 Fluid_Ounces / Gallons

JUNIPER SPECIES LEAF MOISTURE REDUCTION OR DESICCATION

  • Juniper Species Leaf Moisture Reduction Or Desiccation
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

NATIVE PASTURES

  • Native Pastures
    • 1 To 1.25 Pints / Acre