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Soybean herbicides and their restrictions

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Trade Name Common Name Manufacturer Restricted-use pesticide1 Water quality advisory2 Worker Reentry (hours)3
2,4-D amine 4S 2,4-D amine several - - 48
2,4-D LVE 4E 2,4-D LVE several - - 12
2,4-DB 2,4-DB several Yes 48
Assure II/Targa 0.88E 0 quizalofop DuPont/Gowan 12
Authority 75DF sulfentrazone FMC Yes 12
Authority MTZ 45DF 0 sulfentrazone + metribuzin FMC Yes 12
Axiom 68DF flufenacet + metribuzin Bayer - yes 12
Basagran 4S bentazon MicroFlo Yes 48
Boundary 6.5EC s-metolachlor + metribuzin Syngenta Yes 12
Canopy 75DF 0 chlorimuron + metribuzin DuPont Yes 12
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1 Only licensed applicators may purchase and apply restricted-use pesticides.

2 These herbicides have properties that may result in ground or surface water contamination. Do not apply them in areas where soils are permeable or coarse and groundwater is near the surface. Practices should be followed to minimize the potential for dissolved runoff and/or runoff erosion. See the herbicide label for specific restrictions.

3 If soil-applied products are injected or incorporated at application time, under certain circumstances the Worker Protection Standard allows workers to enter the treated area if they will have no contact with anything that has been treated. Personal protective equipment is required for early entry to treated areas if contact with treated soil, plants, or water is involved.

4 For use on Liberty Link soybean varieties only.

5 May be applied over-the-top on Roundup-Ready soybean varieties only.

6 For use on STS soybean varieties only.

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