Timing of your
application is
important with these
herbicides
Monobor Chlorate – Bare
spot
One quick, easy application of
Monobor Chlorate provides nonselective, season-long residual
control of unwanted broad-leaf
weeds and grasses. The pellets will
readily dissolve, even a light
morning dew will hasten solubility
and the movement into the soil. A
light rainfall or sprinkling is
required to move the material into
the root zone. Once in the root
zone, the active ingredients are
absorbed by the plant, causing it to
turn brown. Root pruning also
takes place. Smaller, succulent
weeds are affected first; larger
plants will yellow and turn brown
at the tips as growth stops. Within
days, the foliage and root systems
of weeds and grasses die. A
residual barrier remains active in
the upper soil to control latergerminating seedlings.
Use Monobor in driveways, fence
lines, along side buildings and
sheds, or any non-crop area where
weeds are a problem
Monobor-Chlorate can be applied
by hand (wear gloves) or with any
spreader suitable for granular
materials.
Casoron 4G works on the growing
points (new root and shoot tips) of
germinating seeds or emerging
perennials by inhibiting cell wall
production. Because of this mode
of action, application before weed
seed germination or emergence
provides the best control and
eliminates the need for removal of
unsightly dead plant material. With
an active period of from 4 to 7
months in the soil, a single
application will usually provide
season-long weed control.
Apply 1 – 2 pounds per 100 square
feet for general vegetation control.
Apply 2 – 4 pounds per 100 square
feet for perennial weeds.
Monobor-Chlorate is nonselective. Do not apply near
desirable vegetation.
Do not apply where run-off is
likely or where weather conditions
favor movement away from target
areas.
Casoron 4G
Casoron® 4G controls weeds
underground, before they emerge,
by forming an herbicidal vapor
barrier in the upper layer of soil
when activated by rainfall or
irrigation water. Existing weeds
rooted in this vapor barrier soon
die off and any weed seeds
germinating in or below the barrier
are killed when new roots and
shoots contact the vapor barrier.
Deep-rooted perennial weeds are
prevented from emerging. Plants
with roots below the barrier are
not harmed.
Application Rates:
Around Woody Ornamental plants
and in Non-Crop areas 100 to 200 pounds per acre or 4 to
6 pounds per 1,000 square feet
*Notice: Always read the label.
There are restrictions on using
with newly transplanted
ornamental plants.
Liquid Measure Conversion
Teaspoon
Tablespoon
Ounces
Cups
Pints
Quarts
Gallons
Milliliter
Liter
1 tsp
.3 tbsp
.05 oz
.00102
cup
.051 pt
.225 qt
.056 gal
5 ml
.005 L
3 tsp
2 tbsp
1 fl oz
.124 cup
.063 pt
.031 qt
.00775
gal
30 ml
.030 L
48 tsp
16 tbsp
8 fl oz
1 cup
.5 pt
.25 qt
6.25 gal
237 ml
0.237 L
96 tsp
32 tbsp
16 fl oz
2 cups
1 pt
.5 qt
1.25 qt
473 ml
.473 L
192 tsp
64 tbsp
32 fl oz
4 cups
2 pt
1 qt
.25 gal
946 ml
.946 L
768 tsp
256 tbsp
128 fl oz
16 cups
8 pt
4 qt
1 gal
3785.41
ml
3.78 L
Weight Measure
16 ounces
=
1 pound
=
454 grams
100 pounds
=
1 hundred weight (cwt)
=
453.592 grams
2,000 pounds
=
1 ton (tn)
=
907184.7 grams
Linear Measure
12 inches (in)
=
1 foot (ft)
=
.035 meters
3 feet
=
1 yard (yd)
=
0.914 meters
16 ½ feet
=
1 rod
=
1.53 meters
5380 feet
=
1 mile
=
499.81 meters
330 feet
=
1 roll field fencing
=
30.65 meters
1,320 feet
=
1 roll barbed wire
=
122.63 meters
Area Measure
1 acre
=
43,560 sq ft
4,840 sq yards
160 sq rods
=
0.405 hectares