CASPER

The directions for use applies to each of the following weeds: - Common amaranth - Common ragweed - Fat hen - Common fumitory - Prickly sow-thistle - Linaria sp. - Annual mercury - Black nightshade - Field pansy - Knotgrass - Black bindweed - Redshank - Hedge bindweed - Seedling docks Resistance management/status: Repeated use of herbicides based on active substances in the same chemical family, or with the same mode of action, may lead to the appearance of resistant organisms. To reduce this risk you are advised to use mixtures or sequences of herbicides based on active substances with different modes of action, both during a growing season and within the rotation. This will minimise the possible development of resistant weeds. Maximum individual dose: 0.3kg/ha with non-ionic adjuvant. Maximum number of applications: 1 Application growth stage (BBCH): Up to 6 leaf emerged (00 to 16) Pre Harvest Interval (PHI): None Aquatic Buffer Zone: LERAP B Non Target Plant Buffer Zone: None Non Target Arthropods Buffer Zone: None Stage of use: Weeds are best controlled from emergence until the 4 leaf stage. Restriction of use: Do not apply to forage maize and grain maize grown for seed production. Do not apply with organo-phosphate insecticides. Only treat healthy maize, preferably in good growing conditions, when the vegetation is dry. CASPER is generally highly selective of maize. In exceptional situations (cold, heavy rain), use of CASPER can temporarily slow down growth. Do not use during periods of frosty weather, when frost is imminent, or onto crops under stress from frost, water logging, insect attack or drought. Special care should be taken to avoid damage by drift to broad-leaved plants outside the target area or land intended for cropping e.g. lucerne, sugar beet, sunflower, oilseed rape, peas, vegetable crops, potatoes, soyabean, floral and ornamental crops, vines and fruit trees. Optimum temperature for application: 10 - 25°C. It is preferable to postpone application if an unfavourable weather period is expected (daily range of temperatures greater than 15°C, cold periods with temperatures lower than 10°C on the 3 days prior to, or following application). Ensure spraying equipment is thoroughly washed out according to specific instructions after use. Do not allow washings-out to drain onto land intended for cropping or growing crops. Do not mix with liquid fertilisers.

The directions for use applies to each of the following weeds: - Shepherds Purse - Common Ragwort - Creeping thistle - Docks - Common sorrel - Meadow and Creeping buttercup - Common Yarrow - Ribwort Plantain Resistance management/status: Repeated use of herbicides based on active substances in the same chemical family, or with the same mode of action, may lead to the appearance of resistant organisms. To reduce this risk you are advised to use mixtures or sequences of herbicides based on active substances with different modes of action, both during a growing season and within the rotation. This will minimise the possible development of resistant weeds. Maximum individual dose: 0.36kg/ha Maximum number of applications: 1 Application timing: April – August Pre Harvest Interval (PHI): Livestock must be kept out of treated areas for at least 2 weeks and until foliage of any poisonous weeds such as ragwort has died and become unpalatable. Aquatic Buffer Zone: LERAP B Non Target Plant Buffer Zone: None Non Target Arthropods Buffer Zone: None Stage of use: Weeds are best controlled from emergence until the 4 leaf stage. Restriction of use: An adjuvant is not required for use in grassland. A spray overlap during application and unfavourable weather conditions (temperature below 15 °C) should be avoided. Do not apply with organo-phosphate insecticides. Only treat healthy grassland, preferably in good growing conditions, when the vegetation is dry. Do not use during periods of frosty weather, when frost is imminent, or onto crops under stress from frost, water logging, insect attack or drought. Special care should be taken to avoid damage by drift to broad-leaved plants outside the target area or land intended for cropping e.g. lucerne, sugar beet, sunflower, oilseed rape, peas, vegetable crops, potatoes, soyabean, floral and ornamental crops, vines and fruit trees. Optimum temperature for application: 10 - 25°C. It is preferable to postpone application if an unfavourable weather period is expected (daily range of temperatures greater than 15°C, cold periods with temperatures lower than 10°C on the 3 days prior to, or following application). Ensure spraying equipment is thoroughly washed out according to specific instructions after use. Do not allow washings-out to drain onto land intended for cropping or growing crops. Do not mix with liquid fertilisers.

The directions for use applies to each of the following weeds: - Shepherds Purse - Creeping thistle - Seedling docks - Common sorrel - Meadow and Creeping buttercup Resistance management/status: Repeated use of herbicides based on active substances in the same chemical family, or with the same mode of action, may lead to the appearance of resistant organisms. To reduce this risk you are advised to use mixtures or sequences of herbicides based on active substances with different modes of action, both during a growing season and within the rotation. This will minimise the possible development of resistant weeds. Maximum individual dose: 0.3kg/ha Maximum number of applications: 1 Application timing: April – July and not before the crop has reached tillering stage. Pre Harvest Interval (PHI): Livestock must be kept out of treated areas for at least 2 weeks and until foliage of any poisonous weeds such as ragwort has died and become unpalatable. Aquatic Buffer Zone: LERAP B Non Target Plant Buffer Zone: None Non Target Arthropods Buffer Zone: None Stage of use: Weeds are best controlled from emergence until the 4 leaf stage. Restriction of use: An adjuvant is not required for use in grassland. A spray overlap during application and unfavourable weather conditions (temperature below 15 °C) should be avoided. Do not apply with organo-phosphate insecticides. Only treat healthy grassland, preferably in good growing conditions, when the vegetation is dry. Do not use during periods of frosty weather, when frost is imminent, or onto crops under stress from frost, water logging, insect attack or drought. Special care should be taken to avoid damage by drift to broad-leaved plants outside the target area or land intended for cropping e.g. lucerne, sugar beet, sunflower, oilseed rape, peas, vegetable crops, potatoes, soyabean, floral and ornamental crops, vines and fruit trees. Optimum temperature for application: 10 - 25°C. It is preferable to postpone application if an unfavourable weather period is expected (daily range of temperatures greater than 15°C, cold periods with temperatures lower than 10°C on the 3 days prior to, or following application). Ensure spraying equipment is thoroughly washed out according to specific instructions after use. Do not allow washings-out to drain onto land intended for cropping or growing crops. Do not mix with liquid fertilisers.