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Vol. 15—1961 - NorthEastern Weed Science Society

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417.<br />

The dosage rate of the systemic"<br />

hormone or knockdown herbicide<br />

generally follows the label recommendationa of the manufacturer or<br />

formulator. In many cases, an on-the-sceneassessment of the weed<br />

problem is made and dosage rates of an appropriate herbicide made<br />

accordingly. Atrazine or Simazine was used in the various combinations<br />

at rates of 5 - 10 Lbs , per acre. The amount of Atrazine or Simazine<br />

in the combination is determined by the weed problem, time of application<br />

and rainfall distribution.<br />

1O\lJWATERGALLONAGEAPPLICJ\.TIONOF ATRAZINE<br />

Atrazine 80Whas been successfully applied to railroad. yard and<br />

branch line trackage at the rate of 12~ Lbs , per acre. The Atrazine<br />

80wwas applied at a concentration of one pound of Atrazine OOWto<br />

one gallon of water, making a total of l2~ gallons of water to apply<br />

l2~ Lbs , of Atrazine 80w (10 lba. active) per acre. The Atrazine BOW<br />

was easily<br />

Successful<br />

maintained in suspension with a recirculation pump.<br />

weed control for a full season was achieved from a 10 lb.<br />

per acre application of Atrazine applied early post-emergence to a<br />

mixture of annual and perennial broadleaf weeds and' grasses. When<br />

water is at a premium or wh~ it is desirable to make spray equipment<br />

cover more acreage with less water, Atrazine BOWlends itself to this<br />

type of application.

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