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Alfalfa - grazing, feeding, and harvesting restrictions

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Herbicide	Type of Restriction	Length of Restriction	Comments
Buctril	Grazing or harvest	30 days	After spring application.
Buctril	Grazing or harvest	60 days	After fall or winter application.
2,4-DB (Butyrac)	Grazing or feeding	60 days	Seedling alfalfa.
2,4-DB (Butyrac)	Grazing or feeding	30 days	Established alfalfa.
Gramoxone Inteon	Grazing	42 days	Fall or spring dormant application.
Gramoxone Inteon	Grazing or harvest	30 days	Between cutting application.
Karmex	Grazing or harvest	none	Do not replant treated areas to any crop within 2 years of application.
Kerb	Grazing or harvest	120 days	Fall or dormant application.
Poast or Poast Plus	Forage (grazing)	7 days	On the label, forage refers to green, undried alfalfa.
Poast or Poast Plus	Hay (harvest)	14 days	Hay is dried alfalfa.

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