Per the label, for best results, Cimarron should be applied when rain is not expected for 48 hours when applied as a post emergent. Weed and brush control or suppression may be greatly reduced if rainfall, sprinkler irrigation or snowfall occurs 4 hours after the application. For pre-emergent applications 1-2 inches or rainfall or sprinkler irrigation (enough to we the top 2-3 inches of soil soil profile) is needed to move it into the weed root zone.
For spot applications using Cimarron Plus Herbicide, mix 1.25 oz. of product per 100 gal of water. There are not any smaller mix rates on the product label.
Cimarron Plus Herbicide Product Label label does only give rates per acre in 100 gallons as well and the product is not designed for smaller areas.
You would want to apply Cimarron Plus Herbicide when its between 65 to 85 degrees (typically earlier in the day before temps get too hot), with no rain in the forecast within 24 hours when applied as a post emergent application.
You should allow at least 7-14 days to start seeing results when using post-emergent herbicides such as Cimarron Plus Herbicide. Usually you will see yellowing and then browning of treated weeds. You could reapply after 3-4 weeks if needed or if new weeds have emerged.
Cimarron Plus Herbicide is labeled for use in rangeland, pastures, grass hay fields or grasses in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), and on selected uncultivated areas. It is not specifically labeled for use on centipede turfgrass nor for use on home lawns.
According to the product label for Cimarron Plus Herbicide there are no grazing or hay harvest restrictions for lactating or no lactating livestock including cattle.
Cimarron Plus Herbicide is not safe to applied to residential lawns. Certainty Herbicide is labeled for johnsongrass and is safe to be applied to St. Augustinegrass.
Cimarron Plus Herbicide is not labeled to remove bermuda nor for use on home lawns. For controlling bermuda in centipede you would need to spot treat with a non selective herbicide and reseed/sod the areas.
Cimarron Plus Herbicide is not labeled for crabgrass.
Cimarron Plus Herbicide is not for use on home lawns. It is only labeled for Rangeland, pastures, grass hay fields or grasses in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), on selected uncultivated areas. You may look at Blindside Herbicide for a similar product that can be used on home lawns.
Cimarron Plus Herbicide should not be applied nor equipment be flushed or drained near any desirable trees or other plants. It should also not be applied to any roots of the trees that extend or in any areas where product can be washed to the roots.
There are not any smaller mix rates we can provide for per gallon application as this product is intended for large areas of an acre or more.Cimarron Plus Herbicide is not labeled to be used around oats.
A complete list of all the weeds controlled by Cimarron Plus Herbicide in pastures can be found on page 20 & 21 of the product label.
Cimarron Plus Herbicide is designed to be used in large areas and the label does not give applications per gallon. The rates on the product label are given based on the target weeds and if using as a pre or post emergent application and is per acre in 100 gallons of water.
Cimarron Plus Herbicide is not labeled for Johnsongrass.
Pastora is an option if it's a bermudagrass pasture.
Cimarron Plus Herbicide comes with a measuring device for both sizes.
Cimarron Plus Herbicide is labeled for Bermuda in general with no exceptions, so it should also be safe for coastal Bermuda. However, you can test a small area of first to ensure it does not damage it
Cimarron Plus Herbicide is labeled to treat blackberry. Per the label, apply 0.125 to 1.25 oz. ijn 100 gallosn of water per acre as a broadcast application to established grasses in rangeland, pastures, grass hay fields or acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). For spot applications, mix 1.25 oz. of product per 100 gal of water.
