LASHER CEREAL HERBICIDE — label 02
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LASHER
CEREAL HERBICIDE
Prior 10 using LASHER, carelul consideration should
be given 10 r£/Croppingprograms (refer to pages' 5
to 17 of attached boo~lel)
Adverse condilions may cauSe crop retardation
(refer to page 14 of attached booklet)
STORAGE AND DISPOSAL
LASHER
CEREAL HERBICIDE
Store in lhe closed, original container in a dry. well
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 750911<9 CHLORSULFURON ventilated area, as cool as possible_ out of direct
sunlight. Keep from contact with fertilisers,
1 GROUP 0 HERBICIDE I fungicides and seed
DO NOT store a suspension of LASHER for more
than two (2) days otherwise signilicant breakdown
may occur
DO NOT store tank mixes of LASHER when mixed
with other materiats
Store in a iocked room or place away f,om
children, animals, food, feedstuffs, seed and
fertilisers
DO NOT re·use container. Triple rinse empty
containers adding rinsate 10 the lank. or dispose 01
with empty container. Puncture top. bollom and
sides of empty conlainers, then crush and bUry in
approved landlil!' or bury under alleast 500mm of
soil in a non.cfOp, non-pasture area away from
water sources or homes
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
Avoid contact with eyes and skin Do not inhale
spray mist Wash hands after use
FIRST AID
If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or Poisons
tntorrnatlon Centre. if swallowed, and it more than
fifteen rmnutes lram a hospitat induce vomiting,
preferably using Ipecac Syrup APF
NOTICE TO BUYER
To the extent permitted by law all concnuons and
For the control of Annual (Wimmeraj Ryegrass and certain warranties and statutory or other rights of action
broadleaved weeds in winter cereal crops. which buyer or any other user may have against
READ THE:. ATTACHEDBOOKLETBEFORE USINGTHIS PRODUCT hereby gives notice to buyer and other users that
SANONDA or seuer are hereby excluded
NET CONTENTS: 500 9 SANONDA w;U not accept responsibility for any
indirect or consequential loss arising from reliance
on product tntorrnatlcn or advice provided by
SANONDA (AUSTRALIA) PTY. LTD.
SANONDA or on its behalf unless it is estabnshed
that such information or advice was provided
negfigenlty and lhal the product has been used
IA\
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Suite 3, Block 1,250 Pacific Highway,
striclly as directed. SANONOA'S liabilily shall in aii
ci'cumstances be limited to replacement at the
product or a relund of the purchase price paid
$ANONOA IAu,,,ali.)
Wyong North NSW 2259 LLFOOll
5...1I0NO... (..,.t,01l.) therefor
LLF 0011
NRA No. 46681102Page 2
I WARNING I
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
READ SAFETY DIRECTIONS BEFORE OPENING
LASHER
CEREAL HERBICIDE
This booklet is
part of the label
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SAAONDA (....:..11';;,11.)
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DIRECTION ~OR USE
Restraints
00 NOTstore a suspension of LASHER for more than 2 days otnerwse s,gn,f,canl breakdown Will occur
INDEX 00 NOT store tank rmxes of LASHER With otter rnatenars 'or more than 2'1 hours as product breakdown may occur
P,go 00 NOT spray for post emergent weed control il rainfall IS expected Within four (4) hows
Pogo
18 USE METHOD - PRE-5OWING INCORPORATED BY SOWING
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Restraints
1
1
1
Ground Spraying Equipment
Aerial Application
Sprayer Cleanup
ta
"19
. RATE Iha
SOil TYPE
Pre-Sowing Incorporated by Sowing
Compatibility
1. CROPI
7 WEEDS STATE(SI LIGHT TO HEAVY CRITICAL COMMENTS
Post crop and Weed Emergence Protection of Crops, Native and other Non-Target plants. 20
,20 , SITUATION CONTROllED MEDIUM SOilS SOilS
Protection at Wildlife, Fish, Crustacea and Environment SOil h
"0
13 Storage and Disposal less 7-8.5 8.5
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS than 7 or less
13 21
Resistant Weeds Warning SAFETY DIRECTIONS V,,!HEAT & 15 ur 2U" ,0
13 AnnuallWimrnera) NSW, VIC 2'-1 'Use t'19;:,gh~;~ rate w'1w: paccccs ~"stC:~i
,
Grazing Advice
Crop Safety
14
15 ARST AID
a TRITICALE ONLY Ryegrass SA WA
only
suggests a
expected
weed popdl",tl(),] can be
Crop Rotation Recommendations NOTE Reter to c-ucat comm",nts on pages ;>
18 21
Spray Preparation NOTiCE TO BUYER to 4 for optimum dPIJI;c~tl()P !lm'"9 er-e
18
Use ct SurtactanllWelting Agent condl~l"nsPage 4
3
USE METHOD· PRE-sowJNG INCORPORATED BY SOWING (continued)
USE METHOD _PRE-50WING INCORPORATED BY SOWING (continued)
• CROP WEEDS STATE(S) I Rete C\RITICAL COMMENTS
CROP WEEDS STATE(S) Rail' CRITICAL COMMENTS CONTROLLED
WHEAT&
CONTROLLfD
'h' Capeweed NSW, Vic On acid soils pH 55 or less this product will give a shorter
I
WHEAT & r urrutorv. Shepherd's NSW, VIC Use the h,gher rete when paddok history suggests a TRITICALE SA, WA, period of control in wet years
TPlrlCALE Purse SA WA high weed popuraucn can be expected ONLY Tas Only
I)~.'I. '! 'as Onl (Continued) Paradoxa crass OLD Only I 20 Apply to dry soil beiOre the SOWlng rain. Mechanical
;<=.",rIC".Jedl Wlr~diflogwl'ed All Stales Black Bindweed mcorporatron before the sowing rains is no! necessary
Deaor\ettie 1" or 20 (Climbing Buckwheat
Rough r'opov NSW. SA
W.A "res On!
AnnulIl Phalatis
Baney Grass
t::iSW""On
NSW TasOnl
".
1Uha
If possible, ~Pf!l)' elnd incorpor!lte into the ~rnl in one
operation. If this is not possible, incorporation should take
Sterr-tess Thistle SA'Onl I SIlver Grass res onry TrifilJral.n place within (4) hours of spraYlng Delay may cause infer-
S~JL'sOt' ~;SW VIC Aprly onl" to sons c' ;:J'-' i ~ or above Apply after majontv ior weed control. Use onry Trifiuralin products with an
SA Or-fv c,' sou-sobs have emerged and leave sou ondisturbert for active level of 400
1-4 weeks p"or 10 cuitwanon or sowing The most effective Indian j-ecoe Mustard 'AiTSiaieS
I
" ana renaoe contro' IS acne-eo wlih eariy post-emerqence Wikj Turnip, Mouse-ear NSW, Vic I 15
All Weeds
Best weed control is obtained When rainfaH or sprinkler
I I, applications ;EPEl atter crop and weed emergence Chickweed, Paterson's
Curse (Saivation Jane
SA, WA,
TasOn
irrigation wets the SOlito 11 depth of 5to 7.5cm within 4
weeks alter application
C""llnLJed on oaoe 3 Continued on page 4Page 5
• USE METHOD _ PRE-SOWING INCORPORATED BY SOWING (<:ontinued) USE METHOD - PRE-SOWING INCORPORATED BY SOWING (continued)
CROP WEEDS STArE(S) Rate
CRO,", WEEDS STATE(S) Rate CRITICAL COMMENTS CRITICAL COMMENTS
CONTPOLLEn
r-'WHEAT&
CONTROLLED
verow acrrweecs NSW, v.c'
nihil
WAOnly
, WHEAT & Pimpernels NSW. VIC '" Sow at speeds ()~ 10 kph ()[ greater
TRI f1CALE SA las O~_
!
',,:TeAlE Arr.s.nckm SA liVA Oru Avoid applYing to dry sand,' sons as rapid 'eact-mq rnav Use I'ght cove"~g hal rUW5 at sowlr,S!
ONLY lincoln weed Common SA O"ly
occur w,th edrlv s"aSOfl rains II appl'ed to Gr',! sn:l & ~owlng IS tu lJ~ (1f',ayeJ ,,",corporate
lIILv C:'l~,'uck \l1~ SA
, (Conhn.,ledl lceprant Ball Musterc
i(;uwr,'Jed:,
Klf'~ 'stand Me'lIn!
Tas o-u
vic. SA " SA Only
Tu-rn vveea
Gu~ldlord grass
(XU 5AO~1
"NA Only
'" Icn""edlatel'{ dfte' s[Yayll'U to prevent loss by winG e-os.or-
om Beto-e uSing rates greater than 15 glha on "9hl to mecium
'O'lIOn cress:
Sto,"sb,il VIC SA. SOlis pH -, 0 to 8 5 seek further adVice
..ocsestnre 'VIC Onrv
rvvuo Cereruunu VvA tee
I (1n'y Conventionally Sown Crops
r
I Cnr", Gr0"1we.'1(Sheep-
weeu Wede Ironweed)
OLD NS\N
VIC SA
Direct Drilled Crops
On SOI!S at pH less Iran? 0 apply a sorav Just betole sowl~g AGply tank ~"~.-J With SAI-j(lS :lGO In accornarce w'tr,
I I I or .~ cor-junct-or: I'dh tne scw:r,g operator- en s:;,'" 81 ;:;,..:
Tnreecomereo .JaCK!s!
\'\IA,On'y
,'151/11 VIC
20 sanonoe (AlJslral',ais race:-ecr-nmer-oano-is
~ ::: 0' qrcctcr It IS not as cnncal to time the 5D'ay Just
before sowmq
, DOCiblegee (Soin, EfT'",:, SA \'\IA Only ClOpS
I Srvev cnto a oon-nooec surtace rree cf iarge clods
Use ':OW '01,1", 10 ern emllb,n", cmts lor scwmc
ccntn-oec on page 5
~)O NOT use more 1~'an o-tce poe' seesor. In "r,/ e-re ~rop
c
"""I"'LeJ On reqe'.
c
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• USE METHOD· PRE-8OWINO INCORPORATED BY SOWING (contlnued)
USE METHOD - POST CROP AND WeED EMERGENCE
RATECIlha
CROP WEEDS
CONTROLLED
STATE(S)
:: CRITlCAL COMMENTS
A1> for previous page
CROP! WEEDS STATE(S) LIGHT TO
SOIL TYPE
I HEA-VV CRITICAL COMMENTS
~:\:Co~~'
WHEAT & Dock, SITUATION CONTROLLED MEDIUM SOILS SOILS
TRITICALE SOIL ph
ONLY FOil-hen N$W ras oo Less 7-8.5 8.5
(Continued) C. TUli WAOn than 7 or Jess
Spear Thistle, Slender Tas Only WHEAT Annual NSW VIC 20 or 25" 115 or 20" 20 or 25" 'Us,," the higher rate lji'("jer t-eew weed
Thistle (JAR LEY {Wimmera) SA. WA pressure Apply '11) laler Ina' I 'he 3 leaf staqe
Vic, SA
~I~:L~~~~
OATS reveqress oruv 01 Ann',al Rye,jrass
onw 20 TRITICALE
~', A~JD CEREAL
rJJ u UJ I
Saffron Thistle 'nlvl NSW, Vic, ; ...
suocression Onl
Bromegrass
OLD 'ras on
NSW, Vic, 1~~'
Gives suppression only if populations are 20 p1ants/n. or
RYE
,I
Suppression Onlv\ WA res oo
OLD On
I~
1 I~,,! 21~a! J "MI
colJ
4 Ie,,!
New Zealand S inach
lo~ lal~
Mintweed, Saltbush, NSW, OLD Spr~y d! !t". ~I"y~ un!y 10spray
African Tumip Weed, 0" 'Appbcatro-r <:II LASHER to Annual Pveoress
Slender Celerv
2 leaf 0' g<e;'ter w,lh wate, v()lurnb less tt-en
50 L.'hi'l may -esurt In "'d'.Jc:ea eftll;a~
t
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8 USE METHOD· POST CROP AND WEED EMERGENCE (continUed)
USE METHOO· POST CROP AND WEED EMERGENCE (continuedl
CROP wsaos STATE(S) .... CRITiCAL COMMENTS CROP WEEDS
CONTROLLED
I STATE(S) I Rate I
alha
CRITlcACCOMMENTS
WHEAT,
CONTROLL.ED
Com Gromwell NSW, Vic,
alha
Apply at cotyledon 10 2 leaf stage
stage only,supprBssion will occur
If applied at a tater WHEAT
BARLEY
Wild Turnip
Paterson's Cur-se
I NSW VIC
SA. WA
AtlWeeds
Best weed controi IS obtained whe" rainfall or Spl"'kler
BARLEY, (Sheepweed, White SA WA Only
OATS Salvation Jane) Tas Ont lrngallOrl wets the sot to a depth 01 5 to 7 5 em wLlhm 4
OATS tronweecn TRiTICALE Yellow Burrweedl NSW, Vic
OLD NSW 20 Appry at cotyledon to 2 leaf stage of weed weeks after eppucatron
I ~~~I:b~~:'::~eat
TRITICALE AND CEREAL Amsinckia SA WA On
On! Where treatment rs delayed or Where weeds are 110t
AND CEREAL
Vic, SA Apply when plants are fUlly emerged R" Docks, stcrkeou VIC SA WA ts act,vely growing due 10 adverse cOl1dit,ons results may
RYE Hoary Cress
Tas Oruv
(Col1tll1ued) Wild Geranium) Tas onr be slow to spoear and weeds may be O'1lystunted or
(Continued)
All States Annual Ryegra$5, Wild Radish & Oeadnettle Turrup Weed I QLD NSW, suppressed (Refer to Crrllcal Comments column 01 Table
Wild Raorsb
Use the higher rate under heavy weed pressure SA onr continued on Page 10)
teeooene OLD NSW
VIC,SA ',5 or 20 1'/o'Jse ear cncsweec ~JSVV, '/1:::,
ras ani Wild Radish SA Tes Only All Cereals
All States 15 A follow-up spray Wlth a SUitable t-erbcoe may be DO NOT use more than once per season .n anyone crop
Mustards
necessary to contra', subsequent germinations
~~ Cor-tmued On page 10
Contmued on page 9
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USE METHOD _POST CROP AND WEED EMERGENCE (continued)
1( USE METHOD _ POST CROP AND WEED EMERGENCE (continued)
WEEDS STATE(S) Rate I ' CRITICAL. COMMENTS
CROP
,m,
"ROP
WHEAT
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Charlock Pimpernels
STATE(S)
NSW v«
SA, 'res Only
~te
na
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Wheat, Triticale & Cereal Rye
Apply after crop emergence when weeds ,lTe small and
! WHEAl
BARLEY
OATS
CONTROL.L.EO
Mlntw€ed, Saltbush
xrncen Turnrp Weed
Slender Cere.
NSW OLD
Only
Apply et the cotyledon to 4 leaf stage
BARLEY aciwefv growmg (ANNUAL RYEGRASS NO MORE THAN OLD, NSW, Barley & oats
OATS
TRITICALE
Ball Mustard
Guildlord grass
SAOnl
WAOnly " 3 LEAVES, refer to diagram on Page 7 BROADLEAF
WEEDS no more than 5 em in height or diameter .jor
TRIT!CAlE
AND CEREAL
Staggerweed
WA, rae On Apply between 2 leaf stage of crop (3 leaf stage - SA only)
~nd eelrlytillering when weeds ,,,e small and ~ctlvely
- RYE Shepherd'~ PLJrse NSW, Vic
1 I growmg (ANNUAL RYEGRASS NO MORE THAN 3 LEAVES
AND CEREAL Onion mass Black Bindweed refer to-s:""ciflC recommendations SA, WA 20
WlreweediHo weed All Stales (Continued)
RYE Apply after majority of Soursobs nave emerged tee Onl BROADLEAVED WEEDS no more than 5 ern m height or
Soursob NSW, VIC
(Continued) Pnckty Lettuce VIC, Tas diameter -- for Black Bindweed refeTto specihc
(O,alls ces.ceoeet SA, WA Only
NSW VIC '0 Apply Jo cotyledon to "2 leal stage (Whip Thistle Only recommendations)
Densefiower Funutory
li'um2r'':1 c!er;s~llor2J S,~. W,~.
res Onlv
) Fat-hen
Lrncoln Weed
NSW Tas Onl
SAOnl
ALWAYS ADD A SURFACTANT
L NSW SA, Tree Hooweed VIC Ont
Rough Poppy Continued on page 12
WA, Tas oov Cont,nued on page 11Page 9
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 13
" USE METHOD - POST CROP AND WEED EMERGENCE (continued) Prtor 10using LASHER careful considl!ralion shuuld be given 10 soH 1*"1 As soli pH Increases ''lIe 01 break<1OWI dee,eases
LASHER should not be used on soH pH B 6 or highel as extended soil residuill activity l;ould adversely afled "'or rorauon options
CROP WEEDS STATE(S) Rate CRITICAL COMMENTS beyond rorrreuraervats
(l/ha
lASHER Is InlelKled for use on land having a so41 pH of 6.5 or l<>\Wr
CONTROLLED
WHEAT ce e Tuli WAOnl Crops other Ihan v,heal, barley, oals, trttlcate and cereal rye can be extremety sensltlve 10 low concentralions 01 LASIIER In Ihe so41
See crop rolatlOll recommerdettons
BARLEY Ne..... Zealand S mach OLDOnl R6I1118nl WIled. Warning
OATS S ear Thistle TAS Onl 20
I ASHER Cerelll Herhiclde Is a mernher of the Srrlfonylure"s group 01 herl~ddlls. LASHER Cereal Herbicide has tI,e Inhlh"",s "f
TRITICALE Matricaria WA res
"c:eluladate sv"tt1f''l' mooe "f aclion fm """ed reslslance ITlan"llenwniLASHER Cereal HertJldde Is a group R herhicide
AND CEREAl.. Onlv
So,rle n<lturilllv-"cuJlrinll weed blolvpes ,eslslanllo LASIIER Cereal Herbicide and o1her Inhibilors "r acetctactata SVnll,ase
RYE Bilo,", Ca'rol Weed' SA Onl
"ill" bicirles rnaV e~ist IhrOlrlll, notrnalgenenc variabllitv in anV weed poPI~<Il1ull The reslslanl indivl,jua!s can I'vellti,aflV ,lo'nlrml"
rco-coueo} Stemless Thistle VIC Only 25 lI,e \We,1 pop'llati"'l The resislanllndivi,luals can evenluallV, corrunate Ihe weed POfll~alion il Ihese herbkldes me use,1
repealedlV These resislanl weeds ",II nol be conlroHed bV lASHER Cereal Herbicide or olher lnilibllors of Ilcet"faUalp sv"lhasp
lie,bicl,les Since Ihe occurrence 01 resislanl weeds is dlf1le,~lto del eel prior 10 use, Sanonda (Australia) P1V Lid accepls no
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR IN ANY MANNER. CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL liabliilV for any losses IhilllTlay resultucm Ihe failure of LASHER cereer HlHbldde 10 control resrstant weeds
UNLESS AUTHORISED UNDER APPROPRIATE LEGISLATION, Glaztng Advice
Av()ld lIrazlngLASHER healed areas ",thin 24 hUllrs of IIppllr.aHon to optimise _ed control
WITHHOLDINGPERIOD - NIL A nil ",lhholtJi"g period Is IIpplicable lor gnlzlng LASHER treated areasPage 10
15
SA Only
14 00 NOT apply LASHER to light sandy nocee low in orqenc matter as crop injury may occur
The applicatkln of other sulfonylurea reescoes
following LASHER IS not recommended
Crop Sifety The use of LASHER on earty sowing date wneet varieties sown out 01season (late) on acid soils may resutt in some yield suppression
DO NOT use In y,!nler cereals under5OW1 I'.1th legume pasnse crops
under stressed conditions (eg AluminiumfManganese toxicity waterlogging, frosts, etc)
DO NOT use on furrow or flood lITIgated cereals ,
Barley/Dais 00 NOT APPLY LASHER BEFORE THE TWO LEAF 5T AGE (3 LEAF 5T AGE SA Only) OF THE CROP Crop Rotation ReeommenCS&l~$
USE OF LASHER UNDER WATERLOGGED CONDITIONS MAY R,ESULT IN REDUCED BARLEY YIELDS Land previously treated with LASHER should not be rotated to crops other than those listed in the table teow
HOWEVER, FAILURE TO SPRAY UNDER SUCH CONDITIONS MAY RESULT IN AN EVEN GREATER YIELD Tolerance of oIher crops (grown through 10 maturity) should be determined on a small scee before SOMng into larger areas
REDUCTION THROUGH WEED COMPETITION AND WEED SEED CARRYOVER • The LASHER treated area may be replanted to any 01the specified crops ener the interval indicated in the follCJIMng table-
.00 NOT APPLY TO STIRLING BARLEY
Wlea! DO NOT apply to varieties MlIIog, Kulln or Cranbrook. N.B~ THE TABLE BELOW APPLIES TO ALL STATES
DO NOT apply pl"e-Sll'<'olng. IllCOJporaled by SCJ'Mng to var1etles Avocelllnd Durall MINIMUM RECROf'PING INTERVAL (MONTHS AFTER APPLICATION'
DO NOT apply pre-s<Ml1l(l incorporated by sa'Mng \0 variely Banks on soils of pH 5.5 or less 18
The variety Vulcan may suffer some yield suppression on 9cId soils, particularly under stressed conditions (e.g
~IW 0 12
65 or less Triticale, Wheat Subterranean MaiZe,
AlumlnlumlManganese toxicity, 'MlIerlogglng, frosts elc,) Clover", Sorghum,
DO NOT apply LASHER to crops thai are stressed by any cause (such as severe \Weiher conditions, droughl, waler1ogglng, excessive
Faba beans, Soybeans,
soil acidity or alkalinlly, poor nutrienl seetus. dlseese, nemelode or insect damage) as crop 10Jurymay resull """"'len Irealmenlls
Field peas, Sun~ower
follav.ed by severe stress (such as droughl, prolongad cold, water10gglng or frosly condilions) crop yeliOVOoing and grCMIh retardation
may OCCUr Crops normally recover wthoul!OSS in yield. Disease, nematode or Insecl damage foilClYling appllcalion may also result in Linseed. Lucerne,
Lupine. Medics",
crop injury.
R\lpeseed, Safflower,Page 11
N.B THE TABLES BELOW APPLY TO QLD, SA, WA & Tas ONLY.
" N.B. THE TABLES BELOW APPLY TO NSW & VIC ONLY
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MINIMUM RECROf'PING INTERVAL MONTHS AFTER APf"lICATlON MINIMUM RECROPPlNO INTERVAL MONTHS AFTER APPLICATION
Rainfall 0 3 9 15 18 22 22
Reouiremeht
Soil pH Triticale, Wheal Cereal Rye Barley, Oa~ Japanese Millet,
Minimum of 700mm
"""00, Faba beans, Fiek:l
5011 H"
6.6 - 7.5
0
trncee, Wheat
3
Cereal Ry€
9
Barley, oets Subterranean Clcver'". '"
MaIze,
Sorghum
Faba beans,
6.6 - 75 ' Maize. panccm Millet, Soybeans peas, linseed, Field peas, linseed, Soybeans
Sorghum, Sunflowen;. lucerne, Lupms, Lucerne, Lupms, Sunflower
and White French Med~-, Rapeseed, MediCS"', Rapeseed,
Millet Safflower, SafflO"o'lo\er
SUbterranean Clover-
MINIMUM RECROPPING INTERVAL MONTHS AFTER APPLICATION
Rainfall 0 15 18 24 MONTHS OR LONGER Soil W 0 24 MONTHS OR LONGER
Reoulrement Minimum of 700mm
Barley, Oats ROTATETO CROPS OTl-iER ~AN
7!:i·85 TnllCE!le, Wheal " ROTATE TO CROPS OTHER Tl-iAN CEREALS (SUCH AS LISTED
Barley, Oats,
Cereal Rye ABOVE) ONLY IF A FIELD TEST STRIP OF Tl-iE PLANNED
S~lpH Triticale, Wheal JapaneseMillet, Maize,
7.6 - 65 Parucum Millet, CerealRye CEREALS (SUCH AS LISTED ABOVE) ROTATIONAL CROP HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY GROWN
Sorghum, Sunflowers, ONLY IF A FIELD TEST STRIP OF THE THROUGH TO MATURITY IN THE PREVIOUS SEASON
White French Millet LANNED ROTATIONAL CROP HAS BEEN 8.6 & above LASHER IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR USE ON SOILS OF H 8.6 AND ABOVE
SUCCESFULLY GROWN THROUGH TO
MATURITY IN THE PREVIOUS SEASON • SOIl pH IS to be determined by laboratory enafvsis USIng the 1 :5, sou water suspension method
Includes natural regenernllOn of subterranean clover and medics
66& ABOVE Leoo previously treated Wllh LASHER shOuld not be rcteteo to crops other then tha..e I,sted In the above labMl
8.6 8. ~00ve LASHER IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR USE ON SOILS OF
'tolerance of othe' crops {grO'Nfllhrough to matunty) should be determined on a small scale before SO\'IIIng into larger areasPage 12
is
Aerfal Appllcallon
ia Apply a minimum 01 20 Llha ".,..,ter Av~d spraying in slill condilions and In wilds likely 10cause drill onto adlacenl senslllve crops, Av~d
Spray Preparation spraying wlere drHl can go onlo areas likely 10 be SOWl to sensillva crops - see Crop Rotlltfon Recornrnendatfons, peqes 15 to 17_ Tum oil
LASHER is a wettable powder lonnulation to be mixed with water and applied as a spray. Partially fill the spray tank with water. Measure the
amount of LASHER required for the area to be sprayed. Add the correct amount of LASHER to the spray tank with the agitation system engager;l ~y boom ¥dl11st pllsslng over creeks and dams
Top up to the correct volume with water. THE MATERIAL MUST BE KEPT IN SUSPENSION AT ALL TIMES BY CONTINUOUS AGITATION Sprayer Cleanup
To Bvofd subsequent Injury 10crops other than vJ1eal, triticale, barley, oals, or cereal rye, ImmedlBtely alter spHlylng lhmoughly remove
In tank mixes LASHER must be in suspension before adding the companion herbicide or surfactant.
allIH.r.es 01 LASHER from mbdng and spray equipmenl as follOW!
For application of LASHER in liquid fertiliser, slurry the LASHER in water, then thoroughly mix 1M slurry into the liquid fertiliser t Drain lank, men !lush lank, boom anti hoses \\ilh dean waler lor II minimum of 10 rnlnules
Check compatibiiltv before mixing LASHER in fertiliser solutions, DO NOT acd a suriactant 2 Fililhe lank \\ilh dean waler then arid 300tnL household chlortne bleacil (containing <l% dllOline) per 100L o! waler
Where prepared spray souncos have been allowed to stand, thoroughly reecnate before using Flush Ihrough boom arid hoses then euowto sit tor 15 mlnules \\ith agltallon engaged, then rlraln
Use of SuriactantlWetting Agent Repeat Slep 2
For post-emergence application, always add Sanwei TG1000 (non·ionic surfactant (1000 ac/L)) et 100mL I100L of final spray volume Nozzles and screens shOl.~d be removed and deanI'd separately. To remove lraces of dllorine bleach, nose the tank Ihoroughly
(0.1% volume/volume) wth dean water and rtush through hoses and boom
CAUTiON: DO NOT use chlorine bleach ",'h ammonia, Aillraces of llq(~d fertiliser COlllainlng ammoote, armnonlurn nllrale Of ammoniulll
The use of spraying oils is not recommended
NOTE: DO NOT add a surtactant/wettrnq agent when LASHER is tank mixed wilh another product which already has a surtactanVwelting srrl~llflle must be ,irlserl ",th waler lrom the mixing and appllcallun equipment befOfe adding chlorine bleach solulion, Failure to do so
",If felease a gas "'II> a llIusly chlorine od"ur "'llch rAn cause eye, nose, Ihroal and lung lnitaUorl. Do not clean equlpmellt In an
aqent in the formulation
enclosed area
Ground Spraying Equipment
Use a boom spray property calibrated to a constant speed and rate ot delivery to ensure thorough coverage and a unitorm spray pattern Compallblltly
I ASIIER Is compalil,le ",tll direct drill herblr:ldes SANOS 450 [lnd SANDS 360 and ",II provide knockdo....n and residual weed control
Avoid overiappinq and shut 011 spray booms while starting, luming slowing or stopping as injury to the crop may result. Apply a minimum ill lallo'l' or ill r,op t.AStIER does not mntrol \Nild Dais, HOlM!ve" LASHER 15compautse ",th 1 rI allate and Flmnprop-TTlel!lyl \Nild Oat
of 30 L prepared sprav/ha. 1oO',lJi!'.idcs LASt iFH is ","nralihle ",Ill IIle c"r""IOIlly used t.lIoadleallrerblddes 8romoxyllil. MCPA (ard 8rolTloxYllillMC!'A
rlli_t'11es). 2,4-0 amine allrl 2,4-0 esl"r, Oiflu!enlcanlMCPA rni_lures Bltd 8fomoxynllltllrtu!enlcan Illi_tures LASHER is also OOl1llJa!il~e
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20 SAFETY DIRECTIONS
AVOId contact With eyes and s.cn Do not Inhale spray mist Wash hands after use
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LASHER is compatible with omettoete, rsmethoete, peitarnetrum cenvaierate ere cteorownos.nsecncces
NOTE DO NOT add a surfactant/wetting agent when LASHER is lank mixed with another product wmcn already has a surfactant'
FIRST AID
wetting agent rn the tcrrnulation , If poISOning occurs contact a doctor 01 Persons Information Centre If swallowed. and If more than 15 rnmctes from a ncsp.tal
Protection of Crops, Native and other Non_Target Plants irocce vomiting, preferably USing Ipecac Syrup APF
Injury to or loss of desirable trees Of vegetation may result from failure to observe tne follOWing
DO NOT apply or drain or Ilush equipment on or near desirable trees Of other piants or on areas Where thor roots may ceeoo
.~OTICE TO BUYER
Of in locat<ons where tne cnermcer may be washed or moved into contact w'tt1theLf roots
To the extent perrrurted by law all conouons and warrermes enc statutory or other nghts of actron wt1'ch t>uyer 0' any other uso may
DO NOT apply under meteororcocat conditions or from spray equipment which courd be expected to cause spray dllft on \0 nearby
have against Sanonda or Seller are hereby excluded Senonua hereby gives notice to buyer and other users that It WlI' not accept
susceptroie plants adjacent crops croplands or pastures 'espons'b,llty for any lndlfect or consequential loss arising from reliance On prodLJct ,nformatlon or eovce prov'ded by Sanonda or on
Protection of Wildlife, Fish, Crustacea and Environment ,'ts behalf unless It ISestablished that such mrormation or eovce was provided negllgenlly and that the product has been used
00 NOT contaminate any body of water by spraying, cleaning of equipment or orsposat of """,ste
stncHy as directed Sanonda's l,abJloty shall In all circumstances be limited to replacement or the product or a rerund of the purchase
Storage and Disposal price pard therefor
Store 111 the closed original container In a dry well ventilated area as cool as poSSible but OLJt of direct sunhqht
Keep from contact With fertilisers, fungiCides and seeds , Senonda (Australia) Pry Ltd
DO NOT re-use container Triple nnse empty containers adding nnsate to the spray tank or o.spose of With empty contamer
Urut 1 32 Ace Crescent
Puncture top, bottom and sides of the empty container then crush and DUry In an approved landfill, or burv Linder at least
Tuggerah, ~JSW 2259
500mm of SOil In a non-crop. non-pasture area fNJay from water sources or homes