Tebuthiuron 20P Herbicide

Full Target Weed List

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Burrowed, Ceniza, Creosotebush, Mimosa catclaw, Paloverde, Big sagebrush, Sand sagebrush, Broom snakeweed, Tarbush, Whitethorn, Sand shinnery oak, Bigelow oak, Mohr oak, Running live oak, Whitebrush, Berlandier wolfberry, Blackbrush acacia, Catclaw acacia, Twisted acacia, Apple-of-sodom, Gray birch, Blueberry, Bluewood, Buckbrush, Bitter cherry, Roughleaf dogwood, American elm, Winged elm, Guajillo, Guava, Spiny hackberry, Western hackberry, Hawthorn, Huckleberry, Koa haole, Black locust, Manzanita, Red mulberry, Black oak, Blackjack oak, Blue oak, Bur oak, Post oak, Shrub live oak, Southern red oak, White oak, Multiflora rose, Black sage, Dwarf sumac, Littleleaf sumac, Skunkbush sumac, Smooth sumac, Staghorn sumac, Desert thornapple, Yaupon, Desert yaupon, Red alder, Speckled alder, Bigtooth aspen, American beech, Blackberry, Boxelder, Chamise, Black cherry, Common chokecherry, Texas colubrina, Eastern cottonwood, Virginia creeper, Flowering dogwood, Douglasfir, Balsam fir, Guayacan, Hardhack, Bitternut hickory, Black hickory, Pignut hickory, Shagbark hickory, Huisache, Texas kidneywood, Kudzu, Leatherstem, Lotbush, Bigleaf maple, Sugar maple, Melaleuca, Birchleaf mountain mahogany, California scrub oak, Live oak, Pin oak, Red oak, Australian pine, Pine, Balsam poplar, Black raspberry, Macartney rose, White spruce, Sweetgum, Tamarack, Trumpetcreeper, Willow, Green ash, White ash, Cutleaf blackberry, Wedgeleaf ceanothus, Whitehorn chaparral, Coyotebush, Chinese elm, Slippery elm, Roundleaf greenbrier, Cockspur hawthorn, Lantana, Greenleaf manzanita, Norway maple, Silver maple, Vine maple, Brazilian peppertree, Privet, Eastern redcedar, Russianolive, Salal, Laurel sumac, American sycamore, Chinese tallowtree, Tuliptree.

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Full Treatment Area List

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• Rangeland
• Pastureland
• Permanent Grass Pastures
• Non-Crop Areas
• Fencerows
• Rights-Of-Way
• Roadsides
• Railroads
• Pipelines
• Highways
• Wildlife Habitat Clearings
• Utility Rights-Of-Way
• Industrial Non-Crop Areas
• Brush Management Sites
• Pasture And Rangeland Areas Used For Grazing
• Non-Cropland Individual Plant Treatment Areas

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Full Application Instructions

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General Use Directions
Alligare Tebuthiuron 20 P Herbicide is a surface-applied, soil-active pellet herbicide for control of unwanted woody vegetation, including trees, shrubs, vines, brush, and certain herbaceous broadleaf plants. Apply pellets evenly to the soil surface in the target treatment area. Treatments become effective after enough rainfall moves the active ingredient into the root zone. For best results, apply before expected seasonal rainfall and before active seasonal growth resumes in spring.

Application Timing
Applications may be made any time except when soil is frozen or saturated with moisture. For optimum results, apply before expected rainfall. Late summer and fall applications in areas receiving more than 25 inches of annual rainfall may require a higher labeled rate within the listed rate range for consistent control.

Individual Plant Treatments
For individual plants, multistem clumps, or small stands of woody vegetation, apply Alligare Tebuthiuron 20 P evenly over the area occupied by the target plant or plants. In pasture and rangeland areas receiving 20 inches or less average annual rainfall, apply 3/8 oz per 100 sq ft, equal to a broadcast rate of 10 lb per acre. In pasture and rangeland areas receiving more than 20 inches average annual rainfall, apply 3/4 oz per 100 sq ft, equal to a broadcast rate of 20 lb per acre. For non-cropland, apply 3/8 to 1 1/8 oz per 100 sq ft, equal to 10-30 lb per acre.

Broadcast Treatments
Apply by ground or aerial application equipment capable of accurate calibration and uniform pellet distribution on the soil surface. On pasture and rangeland, do not apply more than 10 lb per acre in areas receiving 20 inches or less average annual rainfall. Do not apply more than 20 lb per acre in areas receiving more than 20 inches average annual rainfall. On non-cropland, do not apply more than 20 lb per acre.

Rate Selection
Use lower rates on shallow, rocky, or coarse-textured soils with low organic matter, or where partial control is desired. Use higher rates on deep, medium-to-fine textured soils, sites with taller or denser woody vegetation, deep-rooted species, or harder-to-control species. Poor or erratic control may occur on soils containing more than 5% organic matter or more than 30% clay. Do not apply to blackland or other heavy clay soils that crack extensively when dry.

Brush Control Expectations
After application and sufficient rainfall, treated trees and shrubs may show yellowing, browning, and defoliation. Woody plants may go through several defoliation cycles before death occurs. Complete control can take from one growing season to several years depending on target species, rainfall, soil conditions, application rate, and plant tolerance. For best brush control results, do not disturb intact treated plants by cutting, chaining, or burning for 2 years after application.

Grazing and Haying
There are no grazing restrictions following application at labeled rates. Do not cut hay for livestock feed for 1 year after application. If the treated area will be used for haying, follow the maximum labeled application rate limits based on annual rainfall.

Important Use Precautions
Do not apply near desirable plants, trees, shrubs, or other woody species. Even a small amount of product contacting the roots of desirable vegetation may cause severe injury or death, and roots may extend far beyond the drip line. The treatment setback distance should be 1 to 2 times the height or width of adjacent non-target vegetation, whichever is greater. Consult an arborist if there is any question about root location or appropriate setback distance.

Do not apply where overland water flow could move product or treated soil away from the intended treatment area. Do not apply where wind erosion or mechanical soil movement may move treated soil into non-treated areas. Do not apply where the water table is predominantly shallow, where bedrock is exposed or shallow, near sinkholes or closed depressions in karst topography, on high shrink/swell soils that develop deep cracks, or in protected groundwater recharge zones.

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