WHERE TO USE RM43 TOTAL VEGETATION CONTROL 43% GLYPHOSATE PLUS WEED PREVENTER:
 Use on non-crops areas: Industrial sites, Petroleum tank farms, Lumberyards, Manufacturing Sites, Storage Areas, Airports, Roadsides, Curbs, Sidewalks, Driveways, Parking areas, Brick walks, Gravel Paths, Patios, Vacant lots, Paved areas (including crack and crevice), Warehouse areas, Urban areas, Recreational areas, Play areas, Tennis courts, Fencerows, Along fences of paddocks, corrals, feedlots, and livestock holding areas, Hedgerows, Dry Ditchbanks, Around domestic dwellings, Around farm buildings and barns, Agricultural uncultivated areas, Shel- ter beds, Farm yards, Farm premises, Outdoor buildings, structures, and shelters such as beef barns, hog barns, dairy barns, stables, dog kennels and poultry houses, and for establishment and maintenance of wildlife openings. Only apply to locations where no vegetation growth is desired for up to one year.

WHEN TO USE RM43 HERBICIDE:
Apply to bare ground or when weeds are present. If weeds are taller than 6 inches, mow or cut down weeds and remove debris before treatment, and allow for 2 weeks of new growth. If woody vines or brush is mowed or cut, wait until full leaf formation before treatment. To prevent growth of weeds under asphalt driveways, play areas, tennis courts and parking areas, apply this product before laying surfacing materials. Treat area uniformly to maximize results. Re-treatment every 6 to 8 months may be necessary in areas of heavy rainfall.
 

HOW TO APPLY RM43:
Apply on a sunny day with temperatures above 60°F. Avoid product runoff to nearby desirable plants. In soils with heavy clay, weed control may exceed one year.

Total Vegetation Control (Bareground): Use hand operated spray equipment such as backpack sprayers, pump-up sprayers or sprin- kling cans, or ATV/Tractor mounted sprayers. Mix 7.4 fl. oz. (0.46 pints) of this product with water to produce 1 to 10 gallons of spray solution. Optimum performance will be achieved from applications to actively growing weeds in early summer. Uniformly spray the mix over area where total vegetation control and bareground is desired. 7.4 fl. oz. of product within 1 to 10 gallons of spray solution should be applied to 1,000 square feet. Maximum application rate of this product is 2.5 gallons per acre per year (7.4 fl. oz. per 1,000 sq. ft. per year).Spot Control of Brush, Vines, and Weeds Use hand operated spray equipment such as backpack sprayers, pump-up sprayers or sprinkling cans, or ATV/Tractor mounted sprayers. Mix 6 fl. oz. of this product per 1 gallon of spray solution. Thoroughly and uniformly spray foliage of woody plants to wet. For optimum performance: • Apply to actively growing brush, vines and weeds. • Woody brush and vines are controlled better in late summer and fall after fruit formation. • If woody vines and brush are mowed or cut, wait until full leaf formation before treatment. • Do not cut or mow brush, vines or perennial weeds for 2 months following treatment. Maximum application rate of this product is 2.5 gallons per acre per year (7.4 fl. oz. per 1,000 sq. ft. per year).

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
• Do not apply to or allow product to drift onto desirable plants.
• Only apply to areas where no vegetation is desired for one year.
• Do not apply near bodies of water including, fish pools, ponds, lakes or streams.
• Do not apply over the root systems of desirable plants. For trees and shrubs do not apply closer than twice the distance from the trunk to the drip line as roots may be within this area.
• Do not apply to slopes in landscape as movement on soil surfaces may damage desirable plants down slope.
• Do not apply next to a fence if desirable vegetation is growing on the other side, or if future planting is intended.
• Do not use before planting lawns, fruits, vegetables, flowers, or other plants because this product remains active in soil for up to one year.
• Do not use on desirable lawns or turf. • Do not apply when wind speeds are greater than 10 mph.
• Do not apply to powdery, dry or light sandy soils when the soil may be blown by wind. If necessary, soil surface should be settled by rain or irrigation.