. Using phenoxy herbicides effectively : 2,4-D, 2,4,5-T, MCPA, Silvex, 4-(2,4-DB). Herbicides; Plants Effect of herbicides on. concentrate—to enough carrier (water or oil) to equal the total amount of spray needed. For example: The calculated out- put is 5 gallons per acre and you plan to spra}^ 10 acre^ at a recom- mended rate of 1 pound of acid equivalent per acre. Therefore you will need a total of 50 gallons of spray containing 10 pounds of acid equivalent. The herbicide concentrate con- tains 4 pounds of acid equivalent per gallon. Add 2,^2 gallons of concentrate (10 pounds total acid equ
. Using phenoxy herbicides effectively : 2,4-D, 2,4,5-T, MCPA, Silvex, 4-(2,4-DB). Herbicides; Plants Effect of herbicides on. concentrate—to enough carrier (water or oil) to equal the total amount of spray needed. For example: The calculated out- put is 5 gallons per acre and you plan to spra}^ 10 acre^ at a recom- mended rate of 1 pound of acid equivalent per acre. Therefore you will need a total of 50 gallons of spray containing 10 pounds of acid equivalent. The herbicide concentrate con- tains 4 pounds of acid equivalent per gallon. Add 2,^2 gallons of concentrate (10 pounds total acid equivalent) to 47j2 gallons of water. CLEANING SPRAY EQUIPMENT Clean your spray equipment im- mediately after using it for apply- ing herbicides. Some crops can be damaged or killed by traces of phenoxy herbi- cides that are left in the sprayer after cleaning. Before applying fungicides or insecticides to crops with equipment that has been used for herbicides, test the equipment for herbicide traces. Fill the tank with water and spray a few of the crop plants. Sensitive plants such as tomato, cotton, and tobacco are good test plants. Wait a day or two after spraying. If the crop plants show no distorted growth after this pe- riod, the equipment can be used safely for spraying the crop. If the plants are distorted, then clean the spray equipment again. Re- test the equipment for cleanliness before using it on crops. For greatest safety with sensitive crops, apply fungicides or insecti- cides with equipment that has not been used for applying herbicides. You can clean spray equipment quickly with a suspension of acti-. BN-11740-X The right half of this field was sprayed with 2,4-D before the corn or weeds emerged. The left half of the field was not treated. 10. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Kl
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