Label

Paraquat Concentrate

Manufacturer
Solera Source Dynamics
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SDS
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Paraquat Dichloride (15) , Copper Hydroxide (27)
Group D Herbicide
N/A
Herbicide, Postemergence (1313) , Herbicide (1865)
82542-3
32°F

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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 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.

PPE required for early entry to treated areas that is permitted under the Worker Protection Standard and that involves contact with anything that has been treated, such as plants, soil, or water is: Coveralls Shoes plus socks Protective eyewear Chemical resistant gloves - Category A (e.g., barrier laminate, butyl rubber, nitrile rubber, neoprene rubber, natural rubber, polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or viton).

For preplant or preemergence (broadcast or banded), chemical fallow, postemergence directed spray applications, early postemergence broadcast in peanuts and dormant season applications, and “between cutting” applications in alfalfa: Do not enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted-entry interval (REI) of 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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Alaska 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
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Arkansas 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Arizona 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
California 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Colorado 10/09/2017 Not Restricted
Connecticut 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 Hampshire 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
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Rhode Island 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
Vermont 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
Hawaii 10/09/2017 Restricted
New York 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)
    • 1.7 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
  • Dormant Season On Fall-Seeded Newly Established Stands Less Than 1-Year-Old - Region A
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • Dormant Season On Fall-Seeded Newly Established Stands Less Than 1-Year-Old - Region B
    • 0.5 To 0.8 Pints / Acre

ALFALFA (EAST OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS)

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

ALFALFA (FOR USE IN ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY)

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

ALFALFA NEW SEEDLINGS

  • Suppression Of Broadleaf Weeds And Grasses In New Alfalfa Seedlings Grown For Hay (California Only) - Fiddleneck And Volunteer Small Grain
    • 5.4 To 10.7 Fluid_Ounces / Acre
  • Suppression Of Broadleaf Weeds And Grasses In New Alfalfa Seedlings Grown For Hay (California Only) - Shepherdspurse
    • 10.7 To 21.3 Fluid_Ounces / Acre
  • Suppression Of Broadleaf Weeds And Grasses In New Alfalfa Seedlings Grown For Hay (California Only) - Spikeweed
    • 0 To 5.4 Fluid_Ounces / Acre
  • Control Of Broadleaf Weeds And Grasses In New Alfalfa Seedlings Grown For Hay (California Only) - Annual Bluegrass Etc.
    • 10.7 To 21.3 Fluid_Ounces / Acre
  • Control Of Broadleaf Weeds And Grasses In New Alfalfa Seedlings Grown For Hay (California Only) - Fiddleneck And Volunteer Small Grain
    • 0 To 21.3 Fluid_Ounces / Acre

ALMONDS

  • Almonds
    • 0.8 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

ARTICHOKE (GLOBE)

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

ASPARAGUS

  • Preplant Or Preemergence Broadcast Or Banded Over-Row
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Preemergence To Established Plantings
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

BEANS, 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

CHEMICAL FALLOW

  • Continuous Wheat (2-3 Month Recropping Interval) - Weeds 1-3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Continuous Wheat (2-3 Month Recropping Interval) - Weeds 3-6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Continuous Wheat (2-3 Month Recropping Interval) - Weeds 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Fallow - Wheat Rotations (Fall-Applied) - Weeds 1-3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Fallow - Wheat Rotations (Fall-Applied) - Weeds 3-6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Fallow - Wheat Rotations (Fall-Applied) - Weeds 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Fallow - Wheat Rotations (Spring-Applied) - Weeds 1-3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Fallow - Wheat Rotations (Spring-Applied) - Weeds 3-6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Fallow - Wheat Rotations (Spring-Applied) - Weeds 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Annual Crop - Wheat Rotations (Fall Applied In Wheat Stubble) - Weeds 1-3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Annual Crop - Wheat Rotations (Fall Applied In Wheat Stubble) - Weeds 3-6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Annual Crop - Wheat Rotations (Fall Applied In Wheat Stubble) - Weeds 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Annual Crop - Wheat Rotations (Spring Applied Prior To Planting An Annual Crop) - Weeds 1-3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Annual Crop - Wheat Rotations (Spring Applied Prior To Planting An Annual Crop) - Weeds 3-6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Wheat-Annual Crop - Wheat Rotations (Spring Applied Prior To Planting An Annual Crop) - Weeds 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

CLOVER AND OTHER LEGUMES

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

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 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Postemergence, Directed Spray (Including Hooded Or Shielded)
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • Harvest Aid Brodcast
    • 0.8 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

FIELD CORN ONLY (GRAIN, FODDER, FORAGE)

  • Postemergence Directed Spray Usda Witchweed Eradication Program
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

COTTON

  • Cotton
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Stripper Or Spindle Harvested - Harvest Aid
    • 2.1 To 7.5 Fluid_Ounces / Acre
  • Late Season Dessication
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • Dessication Of Regrowth
    • 0.75 To 1.25 Pints / Acre

COTTON (CALIFORNIA ONLY)

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

SOUTHERN COTTON

  • Post Defoliation
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Fluid_Ounces / Acre

WESTERN COTTON

  • Harvest Aid
    • 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

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

GRASSES (FOR SEED) (FOR USE IN SEEDBED PREPARATION)

  • Grasses (For Seed) (For Use In Seedbed Preparation)
    • 1.3 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

GUAR (PREHARVEST DESSICATION)

  • Guar (Preharvest Dessication)
    • 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

LENTILS (NOT REGISTERED FOR USE ON LENTILS IN CALIFORNIA)

  • Harvest Aid
    • 0.8 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

MINT

  • Mint
    • 1.3 To 2 Pints / Acre

ONIONS (SEEDED) AND GARLIC

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

PASSIONFRUIT

  • Passionfruit
    • 0 To 2.5 Pints / Acre

PEANUTS

  • Broadcast At Ground Crack Postemergence
    • 5.4 To 10.8 Pints / Acre

PIGEON PEAS (PUERTO RICO)

  • Pigeon Peas (Puerto Rico)
    • 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

POTATO (CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON AND IDAHO)

  • Potato (California, Washington And Idaho)
    • 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

SAFFLOWER

  • Safflower
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

SAFFLOWER (CALIFORNIA ONLY)

  • Safflower (California Only)
    • 0 To 0.7 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

SORGHUM (GRAIN)

  • For Grain - Weeds 1-3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • For Forage - Weeds 1-3 Inches
    • 1.3 To 1.7 Pints / Acre
  • For Grain - Weeds 3-6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • For Forage - Weeds 3-6 Inches
    • 1.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • For Grain - Weeds 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • For Forage - Weeds 6 Inches
    • 2 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • For Grain - Postemergence Directed (Including Hooded Or Shielded)
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • For Forage - Postemergence Directed (Including Hooded Or Shielded)
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

SOYBEANS

  • 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
  • Postemergence
    • 3 To 5.3 Fluid_Ounces / Acre
  • Harvest Aid
    • 5.4 To 10.7 Fluid_Ounces / Acre

STRAWBERRIES

  • Strawberries
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

SUGAR BEET

  • Sugar Beet
    • 1.3 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

SUGARCANE

  • Florida
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • Hawaii
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • Louisiana
    • 0.7 To 2 Pints / Acre
  • Florida And Texas - Harvest Aid
    • 0.4 To 0.7 Pints / Acre

SUNFLOWER

  • Preplant Or Preemergence
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre
  • Preharvest Dessication
    • 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
    • 1.3 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

TREES AND VINES

  • Trees And Vines
    • 1.7 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

  • Vegetables
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre
  • Dormant
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

VEGETABLES (TOMATOES)

  • 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

RESIN SOAKING

  • Resin Soaking
    • 1.7 To 5 Ml

CONSERVATION RESERVE, FEDERAL SET-ASIDE, CONSERVATION COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS

  • Conservation Reserve, Federal Set-Aside, Conservation Compliance Programs
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

NONCROP USES

  • Noncrop Uses
    • 1.7 To 2.7 Pints / Acre

PASTURE RESEEDING

  • Pasture Reseeding
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

CONTROL OF ENDOPHYTE-FUNGUS-INFECTED FESCUE FORAGE LEGUME/GRASS MIXTURE AND OTHER GRASS PASTURES (SPLIT APPLICATION)

  • Control Of Endophyte-Fungus-Infected Fescue Forage Legume/grass Mixture And Other Grass Pastures (Split Application)
    • 0.7 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

FOR PRICKLY PEAR DESSICATION IN PASTURES (NOT FOR USE IN CALIFORNIA)

  • For Prickly Pear Dessication In Pastures (Not For Use In California)
    • 0.8 Fluid_Ounces / Gallons

FOR JUNIPER SPECIES LEAF MOISTURE REDUCTION OR DESSICATION PRIOR TO PRESCRIBED BURNING OF PASTURES (NOT FOR USE IN CALIFORNIA)

  • For Juniper Species Leaf Moisture Reduction Or Dessication Prior To Prescribed Burning Of Pastures (Not For Use In California)
    • 0 To 1.3 Pints / Acre

NATIVE PASTURES (NOT FOR USE IN CALIFORNIA)

  • Native Pastures (Not For Use In California)
    • 1 To 1.25 Pints / Acre