Glyder 450 Herbicide label.pdf - FMC Crop Protection

DIRECTIONS FOR USERESTRAINTSDO NOT spray if rainfall is expected as rainfall within 6 hours of treatment may reduce the effectiveness of thisproduct. Heavy rainfall within 2 hours of treatment may wash the product from the leaf surface and re-treatment maybe necessary.DO NOT disturb treated weeds by grazing, cultivation, sowing, etc after treatment for 1 day for annual weeds and 7days for perennial weeds to ensure complete uptake of the herbicide.DO NOT treat weeds under stress from frost, cold, waterlogging, lack of moisture or disease. Plants must be activelygrowing to ensure optimum uptake of the product.Annual Weed Control – All StatesPerennial Weed ControlWeedsControlledBamboo(Bambusa sp.)RateBoom(L/ha)Knapsack(mL/15 L)Handgun(vol/100 L)Critical Comments- 120 800 mL Apply to actively growing foliage and/or regrowth, which isbetween 1 m and 2 m tall.Cut Stump: Dilute 1:6 (i.e. mix 1 part of this product with6 parts water). Cut stems back to 20 cm high, or pourmixture down hollow stem or wet the cut.Weeds Controlled Rate Critical CommentsAmaranth Amaranthus spp. Boom:Barley GrassHordeum leporinum 1.6 – 2.4 L/haBarnyard GrassEchinochloa crus-galiiBrome GrassBromus spp.CaltropTribulus terrestris Handgun:Canary GrassPhalaris spp.400 – 560 mL perCapeweedCereals – VolunteerArctotheca calendula 100 L waterChickweedStellaria mediaCobbler’s PegBidens pilosaKnapsack:DeadnettleLamium amplexicaule 60 – 80 mL perDouble GeeFumitoryEmex australisFumaria officinalis15 L waterGround CherryPhysalis angulateLesser SwinecressCoronopus didymus WiperLiverseed GrassUrochloa panicoides equipment:MintweedSalvia relexaSee ApplicationParadoxa GrassPhalaris paradoxa SectionPaterson’s Curse/Salvation Jane Echium plantagiumPigweedPortulaca oleraceaPotato WeedGalinsoga parvifloraRyegrass – AnnualLolium rigidumSaffron ThistleCarthamus lanatusSilver GrassVulpia spp.Sow ThistleSonchus oleraceusSpear ThistleCirsium vulgareSpiny BurrgrassCenchrus spp.SpurgeEuphorbia spp.Sub CloverTrifolium subterraneumThornappleDatura spp.Wild MustardSisymbrium officinaleWild OatsAvena spp.Wild TurnipBrassica tournefortiiWinter GrassPoa annuaVariegated ThistleSilybum marianumAll weeds:Spray actively growing plants.Use the lower rate on weedsup to 15 cm tall. Increase to bea higher rate when weeds areover 15 cm tall.If residual activity is required,this product may be mixedwith certain residual herbicides– see Compatibility.Bent Grass(Agrotis tenuis)Blady Grass(Imperatacylindrica)Bracken(Pteridiumesculentum)Carpet grass(Axonopus spp.)2 60 400 mL Apply to actively growing plants in late spring when theyhave some seed head development but before summerdrought stress. Bent grass should NOT be grazed heavilyat spraying. Follow-up management is required to limitseedling re-establishment. Full disturbance with tynedimplement should follow 10-21 days after spraying.Application of this product should be followed by asummer crop and/or by re-seeding pasture or crop thefollowing autumn.7.2 160 1 L Spray at head stage while plants are in active growthstage.7.2 175 1.2 L For boom application, all please add an organosiliconepenetrant (200 mL per 100 L spray) otherwise reducedresults will occur. Addition of organosilicone penetrant(200 mL/100 L spray) may improve control with handgunapplication.Wiper application is recommended (see Wiper Equipmentsection of this label). Double pass application is requiredfor ropewick equipment. Bracken should be slashed inwinter/spring prior to treatment. Apply this product to fullyunfurled actively growing fronds prior to frosts. Visiblesymptoms may not be fully apparent until the next season.Complete control will not be achieved from one application.Repeat treatment is recommended, preferably associatedwith pasture improvement.2.4 60 400 mL Spray at early head stage while in active growth stage.2 3

WeedsControlledCocksfoot(Dactylisglomerata)Couch(Cynodondactylon)Flatweed(Cat’s Ear)(Hypochoerisradicata)Glyceria,WatermeadowGrass (Glyceriamaxima)Guinea Grass(Panicummaximum)Hoary Cress(Cardaria draba)Johnson Grass(Sorghumhalepense)Kangaroo Grass(Themedaaustralis)Kikuyu Grass(Pennisetumclandestinum)RateBoom(L/ha)Knapsack(mL/15 L)Handgun(vol/100 L)Critical Comments2.4 80 560 mL Spray at early head stage while in active growth stage.7.2 160 1 L2.4 80 560 mL4.8 120 800 mL7.2 160 1 L1.2 60 400 mL4.8 120 800 mL4.8 120 800 mL4.8 120 800 mLSpray at early head stage (late spring).Spray at early flowering to fully developed rosettes.Apply to actively growing plants at the duo head stage inlate summer/autumn. Add a non-ionic surfactant (50-60%ac) at 200-250 mL/100 L. NOTE: Control of Glyceria is onlyallowed in dry drains and channels and margins of dams,lakes and streams. Do NOT apply to weeds growing in orover water. Do NOT spray across open bodies of waterand do NOT allow spray to enter the water. Do NOT allowwater to return to dry channels or drains within 4 days ofapplication.Spray at early head stage. As wiper equipment can beused, refer to Application Equipment section of this label:sub-heading Wiper Equipment.Spray at late rosette to flowering stage, late July toSeptember. At this time of year ensure frosts, waterloggingor possible drought stress are not a restraint is plants needto be in active growth stage. As wiper equipment can beused, refer to Application Equipment section of this label:sub-heading Wiper Equipment.Spray at early head stage when plants are actively growingor refer to Wiper Equipment section of this label (if thistechnique is to be used).Spray at early head stage when plants are actively growing.Spray at early head stage when plants are actively growing.WeedsControlledRateBoom(L/ha)Knapsack(mL/15 L)Handgun(vol/100 L)Critical CommentsLovegrass, African 4.8 120 800 mL Apply to actively growing plants. Re-treatment and/orpasture improvement is recommended to restrict seedlingre-establishment.LudwigiaperuvianaNutgrass(Cyperusrotundus)Nutgrass(Cyperusrotundus)- 120 800 mL Apply when actively growing and at or beyond the earlybloom stage of growth, but before autumn colour changesoccur. Thorough coverage is necessary for best control.4.8 120 800 mL Non-cultivated situations: Apply to actively growing plants inthe late summer/autumn (February-April) when at least 20%have reached the head stage.2.4followedby 2.480 followedby 80Pampas Grass - 120-150 800mL-1 LParagrass(Brachiaramutica)Paspalum(Paspalumdilatatum)Pellitory(Parietariajudaica)Phalaris(Phalarisaquatic)560 mL If spraying is to be done on crop growing land, apply firstfollowed by spray in February, which is about the time that 20-25% of560 mL plants have reached heading stage. A second application isnecessary about 2 months later, which gives adequate timefor full emergence to occur. Because underground runnersare broken up by cultivation, individual nuts may spring upand repeat treatments may be needed to obtain total control.On land that is primarily grazing or urban, spray in February-April so long as correct growing conditions are present.Ensure that 20-25% of plants have reached the head stage.Apply to actively growing plants during spring, summeror autumn. Ensure complete coverage of foliage. For bestresults apply after flowering. For easier access, largeplants may be cut or burnt prior to spraying, but first allowre-growth to reach 1 m. Use the higher rate on plants over1 m high.7.2 160 1 L Apply to actively growing plants at the early head stage.4.8 120 800 mL Spray at early head stage when plants are in active growth.- 120 750 mL Apply to actively growing plants prior to seeding. Repeatapplications may be necessary to control seedlings and/or regrowth.2.4 –4.860 - 120 400 mLto 1 LFor medium to longer term control, use the higher rateswhile plants are in active growth phase during winter/spring. The lower rates may be used in conjunction withburning (fire breaks). This will give a brown out and betterburning conditions. Leave for 2-3 weeks after sprayingbefore burning.4 5

WeedsControlledRateBoom(L/ha)Knapsack(mL/15 L)Handgun(vol/100 L)Critical CommentsWeedsControlledRateBoom(L/ha)Knapsack(mL/15 L)Handgun(vol/100 L)Critical CommentsPlantains(Plantago spp)2.4 80 560 mL Spray when plants have reached the early head stage.Bear in mind that Plantains (Plantago spp) are slow todevelop toxicity symptoms.Thistle Artichoke(Cynaracardunculus)2.4 60 400 mL Spray when plants have reached rosette/early headingstage. Plants should be free of soil deposits, particularlywhen spraying along roadsides.Prairie grass(Bromusunioloides)Qld Blue grass(Dichanthiumsericium)4.8 120 800 mL Spray at early head stage while plants are in active growthphase.4.8 120 800 mL Spray at early head stage while plants are in active growthphase.ThistleCalifornian(Cirsiumarvense)Yorkshire fog(Holcus lanatus)4.8 120 800 mL Spraying at the flowering stage. As spraying is only part ofthe total management concept of pasture improvement,follow-up sprays may be needed.2.4 80 560 mL Spray when plants have reached the early heading stageand are in an active growth phase.Redleg grass(Bothriochloamacra)4.8 120 800 mL Spray at early head stage while plants are in active growthphase.Aquatic WeedsRhodes grass(Chloris gayana)Rope Twitch(Agrypronrepens)SilverleafNightshade(Solanumelaegnifolium)Sorrel(Rumexacetosella)Soursob(Oxalis pescarpae)St John’s Wort(Hypericumperforatum)4.8 120 800 mL Spray at early head stage while plants are in active growthphase.4.8 120 800 mL Leave the ground in a dormant state for 8 months priorto spraying in late summer/autumn, so that the foliageto uptake the product is fully available (at least 20 cm inheight). Ensure drought stress conditions do not exist attime of spraying.- 240 1.6 L Spray actively growing plants when good soil moistureis present. Spray when plants are in the late flowering toberry stage. Follow-up sprays will be required to maximisecontrol.4.8 120 800 mL Spray at bud stage so long as plants are in an activegrowth phase. See also ‘Conservation Tillage’ section ofthis leaflet.1.2 60 400 mL Best results can be obtained by late winter/early springsprays. Ensure foliage is in a healthy, actively growingstage at time of spraying. See also ‘Conservation Tillage’section of this leaflet.2.4 60 400 mL Spray at the flowering to post-flowering stage in summer/autumn period. As spraying is only part of the totalmanagement concept of pasture improvement, follow-upsprays may be needed.WeedsControlledRateBoomL/haKnapsackmL/15 LHandgunvol/100 LCritical CommentsReduction in effectiveness may result if more than ¼of the aboveground portion of the weed is submergedat treatment. Submerging the treated plants followingtreatment may result in the spray being washed fromthe plant surface, thus reducing effectiveness. Do notapply this product within the 0.5 km of potable waterintake in flowing water (e.g. river or stream) or within0.5 km of a potable water intake in a standing bodyof water such as lake, pond or reservoir. Applicationto moving bodies of water should be made whiletravelling upstream wherever possible to preventconcentration of this herbicide in water. When makingbankside applications, do not overspray more than0.5 m into open water. Avoid spraying across movingbodies of water where weeds do not exist. DO NOTADD EXTRA SURFACTANT/WETTER, UNLESS IT ISAPPROVED IN AQUATIC SITUATIONS. When sprayingfloating weeds use a low volume low pressure boomspray, CDA or sprinkler sprayer. Do not submergeweeds when spraying as this may wash herbicideoff the leaves. When emerged infestations requiretreatment of the total surface area of impoundedwater treating the area in strips may avoid suddenimpact on the habitat.6 7

WeedsControlledRateBoomL/haKnapsackmL/15 LHandgunvol/100 LCritical CommentsWeedsControlledRateBoomL/haKnapsackmL/15 LHandgunvol/100 LCritical CommentsAlligator Weed - 120 800 mL Apply to actively growing plants in summer throughwinter. Floating form only.Brown BeetleGrassCumungi(Typha sp)2.4 60 400 mL Apply to actively growing plants. Do not apply topartially submerged plants.7.2 160 1 L Spray during summer or autumn period during theheading stage. Except for Tasmania, wiper equipmentcan be used. Refer to information on ‘ApplicationEquipment’ section of the label.Paragrass 7.2 160 1 L Spray at early head stage when plants are in activegrowth.PhragmitesCommon Reed(Phragmitesaustralis)Rushes(Juncus spp.)Sedge – Tall(Cyperus gracilis)Water Couch(Paspalumdisichum)Water Hyacinth 4.6 -7.27.2 160 1 L If the wiper technique is to be used, refer to ‘WiperEquipment’ section of this leaflet. Spray when plantsare getting close to early head stage and activelygrowing. Spray symptoms may not be observed for aseason or more.See Critical CommentsUse wiper technique ensuring a high percentageof green matter is present. Refer to section of thisbooklet entitled ‘Wiper Equipment’ for directionsfor use.7.2 160 1 L Spray actively growing plants in February/Marchperiod. 75% of plants should be visible above thewater at the time of spraying.120 - 150 800 mL - 1 L Spray actively growing plants at or beyond the earlybloom stage of growth. Use the higher rate on denseinfestations.Water Lettuce - 120 - 150 800 mL - 1 L Spray actively growing plants at or beyond the earlybloom stage of growth. Use the higher rate on denseinfestations.Waterlily, Yellow 4.5 120 800 mL Apply where there is a maximum emergence offloating leaves. Allow 2-3 weeks for symptoms todevelop, and then re-treat any unaffected plants. Uselow volume sprayer.Woody Weeds and BrushWeeds ControlledBitou Bush/Boneseed(Chrysanthemoidesmonilifera)Blackberry(Rubus fruticosus)Boxthorn, African(Lycium ferocissimum)Crofton Weed(Eupatoriumadenophorum)Gorse (Furze)(Ulex europaeus)Handgun/Knapsack(vol/1 L)Critical CommentsRead Application Checklist before using4 or 8 mL Apply to actively growing plants. Do not treat plants that are stressed,particularly drought stressed. Spray to wet all foliage. Best resultsare achieved when treated during the winter at peak flowering. Usethe higher rate on bushes over 1.5 m. Follow-up treatment may berequired to prevent the establishment of germinating weeds.8 or 10 mL Apply from January to May (flowering to leaf fall). Spray plants whichare not under stress due to high temperatures, drought or frost. Sprayto thoroughly wet all foliage. Use the higher rate for dense old standsover 2 m high. Further treatment may be needed to control seedlingsand regrowth. Symptoms may be slow to appear and may not beapparent until the next season. Burning after complete brownout,pasture improvement and/or further treatment are recommendedto control seedlings and/or regrowth. TAS only: Do not spray bushesbearing mature fruit.6-8 mL Spray to wet all foliage. Use the lower rate for young bushes and thehigher rate for bigger mature bushes. Do not spray if conditions arehot and dry. Burning after complete brownout, pasture improvementand/or further treatment are recommended to control seedlings and/or regrowth.4 mL Apply to plants with full foliage which are actively growing. Spray towet all foliage. Further treatment and/or pasture improvement arerecommended to restrict seedling re-establishment.8 mL plusorganosiliconesurfactant 2 mLApply at any time of year provided plants are actively growing. Alwaysadd an organosilicone penetrant to ensure good results. Spray to wetall foliage. Burning after complete brownout, pasture improvementand/or further treatment are recommended to control seedlings and/or regrowth.8 9

Weeds ControlledGroundsel Bush(Baccharis halimifolia)Hawthorn(Crataegus spp.)Lantana(Lantana camera)Mistflower(Euporatorium riparium)Sifton Bush/ChineseScrub(Cassubua arcutata)Sweet Briar(Rosa rubiginosa)Handgun/Knapsack(vol/1 L)Critical CommentsRead Application Checklist before using6-8 mL Apply to actively growing plants using the higher rate for plants over2 m tall. Do not spray during summer drought conditions or in winter.Spray to wet all foliage. Further treatment and/or pasture improvementare recommended to control seedlings and/or regrowth.8-10 mL Spray from flowering to leaf fall when plants are actively growing.Use the higher rate on plants over 2 m tall. Spray to wet all foliage.Burning after complete brownout, pasture improvement and/or furthertreatment are recommended to control seedlings and/or regrowth.8 mL Apply to actively growing plants with full foliage. Spray to thoroughlywet all foliage and individual plants. Ensure complete treatment ofindividual plants. Do not spray during periods of summer droughtstress. Burning after complete brownout, pasture improvement and/or further treatment are recommended to control seedlings and/orregrowth. Addition of organosilicone penetrant (200 mL/100 L) mayimprove control.4 mL Apply to actively growing plants with full foliage. Spray to thoroughlywet all foliage and individual plants. Further treatment and/or pastureimprovement are recommended to restrict seedling re-establishment.8 or 10 mL Apply to actively growing plants ensuring complete coverageof the bush. Further treatment and/or pasture improvement arerecommended to restrict seedling re-establishment and/or regrowth.For high-volume application, use the higher rate when bushes are over1 m. For wiper application a double pass application is required. Bestresults are achieved it bushes are less than 1 m tall and green at thetime of application.12-16 mL Apply from late flowering to leaf fall to actively growing plants. Sprayto thoroughly wet or foliage. Use the higher rate for bushes over 1.5m high. Burning after complete brownout, pasture improvement and/or further treatment are recommended to control seedlings and/orregrowth.DIRECTIONS FOR USE - Conservation TillageRESTRAINTSDO NOT spray if rainfall is expected as rainfall within 6 hours of treatment may reduce the effectiveness of this product.Heavy rainfall within 2 hours of treatment may wash the product from the leaf surface and retreatment may be necessary.DO NOT disturb treated weeds by grazing, cultivation, sowing, etc after treatment for 1 day for annual weeds and 7 days forperennial weeds to ensure complete uptake of the herbicide.DO NOT treat weeds under stress from frost, cold, waterlogging, lack of moisture or disease. Plants must be activelygrowing to ensure optimum uptake of the product.Crop/SituationSOUTHERNAUSTRALIA:Before sowing acrop or pasture.For weedcontrol priorto sowing acrop or pasturewith full soildisturbanceby cultivationor sowingwith a tynedimplementWeedsBarley grass(Hordeum leporinum)Volunteer cerealsWild oats(Avena spp.)StateNSW,Vic, SA,SouthernWA OnlyBoom SprayRate/haCritical Comments400 - 800 mLpre-tillering800 mL - 1.0 Lpost tilleringTreat only actively growing weeds not understress from low moisture, frost, cold, diseaseor waterlogging. If heavy grazing has occurredallow regrowth for 6-8 cm before spraying anduse of the higher rate.Rate Selection: Increase to higher rates late inthe season or when treating and cold/overcastconditions.Full Disturbance with cultivation or sowingwith a tyned implement may start 1 day aftertreatment (7 days if dock, Phalaris, skeletonweed, soursob or sorrel are present) and shouldoccur within 21 days after treatment.Crop Establishment: Sowing should notproceed until conditions allow the formation ofa satisfactory seedbed. See Crop Establishmentfor directions.Annual Ryegrass, Silvergrass andPerennial Grasses: Addition of a suitablewetter may improve control. When treatingdense infestations of Silvergrass (Vulpia spp)use of low-volume nozzles (e.g. SS 11001, HardiNo 10) and a spray volume of 70 L/ha or more isrecommended to improve plant spray coverage.Tank Mixtures: For improved control ofclover add dicamba. Always read and follow alllabel directions, restraints, plant back periods,withholding periods, regional use restrictionsand safety directions for the tank mix products.See Tank Mixtures for directions.Perennial Weeds: For Perennial Phalaris,soursob, skeleton weed and sorrel, this productwill provide knockdown, seasonal suppressionand reduction in treated plant numbers.10 11

Crop/SituationSOUTHERNAUSTRALIA:Before sowinga crop orpasture.WeedsStateBoom SprayRate/ha800 mL - 1.0L pre-tillering1.0 L - 1.2 Lpost tilleringCritical CommentsCrop/SituationWeedsStateBoom SprayRate/haCritical CommentsAll the above weeds Tas only 1.2 - 2.4 L TAS ONLY: Use 1.2 L/ha on annualweeds. Increase to 2.4 L/ha whereperennial weeds are being treated. Tocontrol white clover and improve controlof sorrel (Rumex acetosella) and dock(Rumex spp) add 1 L/ha dicamba (200g/L). Observe dicamba label directions andplant back periods.For weedcontrol prior tosowing a cropor pasturewith full soildisturbanceby cultivationor sowingwith a tynedimplementAnnual Phalaris (Phalariscanariensis), AnnualRyegrass (Loliumrigidum), Silvergrass(Vulpia spp), Winter Grass(Poa annua)Calomba Daisy (Pentziasuffructicosa), Capeweed(Arctotheca calendula),Spiny Emex / Doublegee(Emex australis)Amsinckia (Amsinckiaspp), Fumitory(Fumariaofficinalis, F. muralis),Paterson’s Curse /Salvation Jane (Echiumplantaginium), SaffronThistle (Carthamuslanatus), Scotch Thisle(Onopordum acanthium),Spear Thistle (Circiumvulgare), VariegatedThistle (Silybummarianum), VolunteerLupins (Lupinusangustifolius), Wild TurnipDock-seedling (Rumexspp)Seasonal suppressionof: Perennial Phalaris(Phalaris), Sorrel (Rumexacetosella), Sub Clover(Trifolium subterraneum),Soursob (Oxalis pescaprae),Skeleton Weed(Chondrilla juncea), fullyemerged rosettes (NSWonly)400 - 800 mLif less than 8cm diameter800 mL - 1.0L is greaterthan 8 cmdiameter800 mL - 1.0L if lessthan 12 cmdiameter1.0 L - 1.2L if greaterthan 12 cmdiameter800 mL -1.2 L1.2 L(continued from previous page)SOUTHERNAUSTRALIA:Before sowinga crop orpasture.For weedcontrol priorto establishinga crop orpasture withan implementthat givesminimalor nodisturbanceBarley grass(Hordeum leporinum)Volunteer cerealsWild oats(Avena spp.)NSW, VIC,SouthernWA, SAOnly800 mL -1.2 LRate Selection: Use the higher rate whentreating under cold/overcast conditions,when using late in the season. Use the lowerrate on young weeds and the higher rateon mature weeds, i.e. fully tillered grassesor broadleaf weeds at budding or stemelongation.If weeds have been grazed heavily removestock prior to spraying to ensure regrowthto 6-8 cm before treatment and use thehigher rate.Annual Ryegrass (Lolium rigidum),Silvergrass (Vulpia spp) and PerennialGrasses: Addition of a suitable wetter mayimprove control. It is recommended to usewater volumes of 70 L/ha or more with lowvolume nozzles (e.g. SS11001, Hardi No 10)to improve control.Aerial Application: Maybe apply if a goodseedbed has been established. Always usethe higher rates. See also Aerial Equipment.Tank Mixtures: For improved control ofDock (Rumex spp) Sorrel and Sub Clover adddicamba. Read and follow all label directions,for the tank mix product. See Tank Mixturesfor directions. Addition of ammoniumsulphate, 2 L/100 L, may improve controlwhen treating under adverse environmentalconditions....continued>12 13

Crop/SituationSOUTHERNAUSTRALIA:Before sowinga crop orpasture.For weedcontrol priorto establishinga crop orpasture withan implementthat givesminimalor nodisturbanceWeedsBrome Grass(Bromus unioloides),Canary Grass (Phalarisspp), CapeweedArctotheca calendula),Variegated Thistle(Silybum marianum),Winter Grass(Poa annua)Annual Ryegrass(Lolim rigidum),Paterson’s Curse/Salvation Jane (Echiumplantaginium), SaffronThistle (Carthamuslanatus), Scotch Thistle(Onopordum acanthium),Silvergrass (Vulpia spp),Spear Thistle (Circiumvulgare), Wild Mustard(Sisymbrium officinale),Wild Radish (Raphanusraphanistrum), WildTurnip (Brassicatournefortii)Erodium (Erodiumcictarium), PerennialPhalaris (Phalarisaquatica), Plantain(Plantago spp), Sorrel(Rumex acetosella),Sub Clover (Trifoliumsubterraneum), YorkshireFog (Holcus lanatus)Dock (Rumex spp),Flatweed (Hyochoerisradicata)StateBoom SprayRate/haNSW, VIC,SouthernWA, SAOnly1.0 – 1.6 L1.2 - 1.6 L1.5 L - 2.0 L2.0 LCritical CommentsPasture or Crop Establishment: Do NOTsow into excessive trash. Trash may beremoved by grazing after treatment. Grazingmay commence one day after treatmentof annual weeds (small) and 7 days forperennial weeds. Delay grazing for 3 dayswhere annual weeds are large. Sowing mayproceed when excessive trash is removed,but not sooner than one day after treatmentof annual weeds and 7 days for perennialweeds. See also Crop Establishment.Aerial (or Surface) Seeding: Delayseeding until trash is completely removedby grazing and/or plant decay. Whenestablishing pasture, ensure applicationof fertiliser and insecticides and follow-upmanagement is undertaken as required.All of the above weeds Tas only 1.2 L - 2.4 L TAS ONLY: Use 1.2 L/ha on annual weeds.Increase to 2.4 L/ha where perennial weedsare being treated. To control White Clover andimprove control of Sorrel and Dock, add 1 L/hadicamba. Observe dicamba label directions andplant-back periods.Crop/SituationSOUTHERNAUSTRALIAFor weedcontrol tocommencefallow14 15WeedsBarley Grass (Hordeumleporinum), VolunteerCereals, Wild Oats (Avenaspp)Annual Ryegrass (Loliumrigidum), Brome Grass(Bromus unioloides),Capeweed (Arctothecacalendula), Paterson’sCurse/Salvation Jane(Echium plantaginium)(rosette), SaffronThistle (Carthamuslanatus), Scotch Thistle(Onopordum acanthium),Spear Thistle (Circiumvulgare), Wild Mustard(Sisymbrium orientale),Wild Radish (Raphanusraphanistrum), Wild Turnip(Brassica tournefortii)Hoary Cress(Cardaria draba), Soursob(Oxalis pes-caprae)Couch(Cynodon dactylon)StateNSW,Vic, SA,SouthernWA onlyBoom SprayRate/ha800 mL -1.2 L1.2 – 1.6 L1.2 L1.2 – 2.4 LCritical CommentsTreat only actively growing weeds notunder stress from low moisture, frost. cold,disease or waterlogging. If heavy grazinghas occurred, allow regrowth to 6-8 cmbefore spraying and use the higher rate.RATE SELECTIONUse the lower rate on young weeds orwhere cultivation is to follow within 21days. Increasing to the high rates wheregrasses reach full tillering or where broadleaf weeds reach stem elongation/budding.Soursob (Oxalis pes caprae): Treat attuber exhaustion.Hoary Cress: Treat from late rosette tooearly flowering.Couch (Cynodon dactylon): Use thehigher rate on dense infestations. Applysequential treatments during Summer andAutumn, with Autumn being most effective.Repeat applications will be required forfull control. For improved control use inconjunction with cultivation.Annual Ryegrass, Silvergrass andPerrenial Grasses: Addition of asuitable wetter may improve control. It isrecommended to use water volumes of 70L/ha or more with low volume nozzles (e.g.SS11001, Hardi No 10) to improve control.Tank Mixtures: Read and follow alllabel directions, restraints, plant-backperiods, withholding periods, regional userestrictions and safety directions for thetank mix products. See Tank Mixtures fordirections.All the above weeds Tas only 1.2 – 2.4 L Use 1.2 L/ha on annual weeds. Increaseto 2.4 L/ha where perennial weeds arebeing treated. To control White clover andimprove control of Sorrel and Dock, add 1L/ha dicamba (g/L). Observe dicamba labeldirections and plant-back periods.

Crop/SituationNORTHERNAUSTRALIA:For weedcontrol priorto sowing asummer orwinter crop orin a fallowWeedsAnnual phalaris (Phalariscanariensis),Barley grass (Hordeumleporinum),Volunteer cerealsWild oats (Avena spp)StateQld,NorthernNSWonlyBoom SprayRate/ha400 – 800mLCritical CommentsTreat only actively growing weeds notunder stress from low moisture, frost,cold, disease or waterlogging. If heavygrazing has occurred, allow regrowth to6 - 8 cm before spraying. Under summer(hot) conditions, dense infestations ofBarnyard grass and Liverseed Grass mayrequire follow-up treatment for completecontrol. In winter (cold) conditions,symptoms on Deadnettle may be slowto develop.Rate Selection: Use the lower rate onyoung weeds or where cultivation is totake place within 21 days. Use the higherrate where broadleaf weeds reach stemelongation/ budding or where grassesreach full tillering. At more advancedstages of growth certain broadleaf weedsrequire a higher rate or the additionof 2,4-D.Aerial Application: See AerialApplication. Do not apply by air iftemperature is over 30°C.Crop Establishment: Sowing shouldnot proceed until conditions allow theformation of a satisfactory seedbed. SeeCrop Establishment for directions.Tank Mixtures: Read and follow alllabel directions, restraints plant backperiods, withholding periods, regional userestrictions and safety directions for thetank mix products.DO NOT tank mix with atrazine whenspraying Barnyard Grass or LiverseedGrass.Crop/SituationNORTHERNAUSTRALIA:For weedcontrol priorto sowing asummer orwinter cropor in a fallowWeedsBarnyard Grass(Echonochloa crusgalli),Button Grass(Dactylocteniumradulans), ColumbusGrass (seedling)(Sorghum xalmun),Liverseed Grass(Urochloa spp), NativeMillet (Panicumdecomposition),Stinkgrass/ Lovegrass(Eragrostis cilianensis), Volunteer Sorghum(Sorghum halapense)Australian Bluebell(Wahlenbergia gracilis)(QLD only),Cudweed (Gnappaliumluteo-album), Fumitory(Fumaria officinalis,F. muralis), Mexicanpoppy (Argenmoneochroleuca), NewZealand Spinach(Tetrogoniatetragonoides), Saffronthistle (Carthamuslanatus), Spear thistleCircium vulgare), Spurge(Euphorbia spp), Stinkinggoosefoot (Chenopodiumvulvaria)StateQld,NorthernNSWonlyBoom SprayRate/ha800 mL -1.6 L800 mL -1.2 LCritical CommentsRefer to CRITICAL COMMENTSsection on page 1616 17

Crop/SituationWeedsStateBoom SprayRate/haCritical CommentsCrop/SituationWeedsStateBoom SprayRate/haCritical CommentsNORTHERNAUSTRALIA:For weedcontrol priorto sowing asummer orwinter cropor in a fallowBlack (Giant)Pigweed (Trianthemaportulacastrum),Boggabri Weed(Amaranthusmacrocarpus), Caltrop(Yellow vine) (Tribulisterrestris), Indian HedgeMustard (Sisymbriumorientale), Mintweed(Salvia reflexa), SummerGrass (Digitaria ciliaris)African Turnip Weed(Sisymbrium thellungi),Deadnettle (Lamiumamplexicaule), SweetSummer Grass (Digitariasanguinalis), VariegatedThistle (Silybummarianum), VolunteerSunflower (Helianthusannuus)Annual Ground Cherry(Gooseberry) (Phsalisixocarpa), Camel Melon(Citrullus lanatus), FalseCaster Oil Plant (Daturaspp), Noogoora Burr(Zanthium occidentale),Turnip Weed (Rapistrumrugosum), Wild lettuce(Lactua saligna),Wild Turnip (Brassicatournefortii), Wireweed(Polygonum aviculare)Qld,NorthernNSWonly400 - 800mL up to 5true leavesor 3 cmdiameter orheight.800 mL -1.2 L greaterthan 5 trueleaves or 3cm diameteror height600 - 800mL up to 5true leavesor 3 cmdiameter orheight.800 mL -1.6 Lgreaterthan 3 cmdiameter orheight800 mL - l.2L priorto stemelongation/budding.After thatuse400 mL - l.2L plus500 - 700mL2. 4-D ester(800 g/L)OR 1.2 - 1.6L of thisproductaloneRefer to CRITICAL COMMENTSsection on page 16NORTHERNAUSTRALIA:For weedcontrol priorto sowing asummer orwinter cropor in a fallowPigweed(Portulaca oleracea)Sowthistle(Sonchus oleraceus)Couch(Cynodon dactylon)Johnson Grass(Sorghum halapense)Nutgrass(Cyperus rotundus)Qld,NorthernNSWonly800 mL -1.6 L up to20 cm dia600 - 800mL rosettesup to 3 cmdiameter.800 mL - l.6L greaterthan 3 cmdiameter.Use a higher rate on larger weeds.Control of pigweed over a wide range ofgrowth stages can be obtained with theaddition of metsulfuron-methyl (600 g/kg). Observe re-cropping intervals.Previously grazed plants may be difficultto control without allowing full recovery.1.2 L - 2.4 L Use the higher rate for dense infestations.Apply sequential treatments duringsummer and autumn with autumn beingmost effective. Repeat applications maybe required for full control. For improvedcontrol use in conjunction with cultivation.1.6 L - 2.4 L Use the higher rate on plants approachingseedhead stage. Apply to plants witha minimum of 30 cm new growth.Sequential treatments will be required forlong term control.2.4 Lfollowed by2.4 LMake first application to actively growingplants when at least 20% have reachedthe head stage (normally about February).After allowing maximum re-emergenceto occur (normally in 6-8 weeks), it isessential to make a second application.Note: Follow-up treatments should bemade as part of a Nutgrass controlprogram.18 19

Pasture Renovation and ToppingCrop/Situation Weeds State Rate/ha Critical CommentsPasturerenovationwith Poatussockpresent as aweed.For reductionof ground coverallowing pasturerenovation.Pasture withBent grasspresent as aweed.For control/suppression priorto establishingcrops orimproved pasturespecies.Pasturetoppingfor theproduction ofseed set ofannual grasses,Capeweed andCalomba DaisyMost annualweeds and Poa(Poa labilladieri)Most annual weedsBent grass(Agrostis capillaris)Annual ryegrass(Lolium rigidum),Calombadaisy (Pentziasuffructicosa)Barley grass(Hordeumleporinum), Bromegrass (Bromusunioloides),Capeweed(Arctothecacalendula), Silvergrass (Vulpia spp.)QLD,NSW,ACT,VIC,TASOnlyVIC, TASOnlyNSW,VIC, ACT,Tas,SA, WAOnly2.4 -3.2 LBefore spraying:Graze heavilyRemove stock for 14 days or more beforetreatment.Apply after autumn break when plants are activelygrowing but before heavy frosts (March – May).Application: Increasing to the higher rate makesmore effective reductions.Follow-Up Management: Sowing of newpasture may begin 14 days after treatment.It is essential that correct follow-up pastureestablishment and management occurs aftertreatment. Spot treatment will limit re-infestations(see Aerial Equipment).2 L Apply late spring when seed-heads havedeveloped, but before the onset of summermoisture stress.Remove stock prior to spraying to achieve goodBent foliage coverage. Ensure plants are activelygrowing.Follow-Up Management: 10-21 days after sprayingfully disturb soil with a tyned implement and thensow summer crop, and/or reseeded pasture or cropthe following autumn.360 mL Use the higher rate for severe infestation or, whereannual ryegrass (Lolium rigidum) is present, applybefore “haying off”.Annual Ryegrass (Lolium rigidum) and Capeweed(Arctotheca calendula) – Apply at flowering.240 – 360mLOther grasses - Apply from head to milky doughstage.Stock should be removed before spraying to allowregrowth. Pasture legumes may be affected. DONOT apply to clover or medic crops intended forseed or hay.Crop/Situation Weeds State Rate/ha Critical CommentsPasturemanipulationfor control/suppression ofcertain grassesbefore sowingsoybeans,forage crops orLeucaena.Band Sprayingmay also beapplied as a bandor strip spray.Carpet grass(Xonopus spp.)Kikuyu (Pennisetumclandestinum)Paspalum(Paspalumdilatatum)Carpet Grass,Paspalum20 21KikuyuBarbed Wire Grass(Cymbopogonrefractrus), BlackSpeargrass(Hederopogonconfortus), Wiregrasses (Anistidaspp), Love grasses(Erostis spp),Red Natal Grass(Rhynchelytrumrepens)Rice – Direct Drilling for NSW OnlyNSW,VIC, WAOnlyQld Only 1.1 –4.8 L500 mL –4.8 L2.4 L4.8 L Rate Selection: Apply the lower rate forsuppression only. The higher rate will providecontrol.Situation Weeds Controlled Rate vol/ha Critical CommentsRice -direct drillAnnual phalaris (Canarygrass)Annual ryegrass (Loliumrigidum)Barley grass (Hordeumleporinum)Burr medic (Medicagospp.)Sub-clover (Trifoliumsubterraneum)Winter grass (Poa annua)Band Spraying: Band spraying may be doneimmediately after the sowing operation. Mountthe nozzles behind the coulter/tyne/press wheelassembly of the band seeder. Adjust to spray 0.5to 1.0 m strips. Ensure minimal disturbance of thepasture. Excessive dust created in the seedingoperation may reduce herbicide activity. Pastureseed must be drilled at the appropriate depth andcovered by soil.Leucaena (Qld ONLY): Rows should be 4 mapart. Use 2 L/ha with a single taper fan nozzleLF1-80 mounted at the rear of the single rowplanter providing a 1 m swath.800 mL - 1 L If plants are drought stressed a pre-watering priormust be applied. If the site has been grazed allowplants to regrow to 6 - 8 cm before treatment.For control of Annual Ryegrass (Lolium rigidum)use the higher rate.Crop Sowing: Sow 1 - 14 days after treatment.Residual control will only be achieved by addinganother suitable herbicide.

CottonSituation Weeds Controlled State Ratevol/haCottonpre-harvestDO NOT use oncrops intendedfor seedproductionCottonShieldedsprayersBathurst Burr(Xanthium spinosum),Noogoora Burr(Xanthium pungens),Winter Annual weedsincluding Sow thistle/Milk thistle (Sonchusoleraceus)Nutgrass(seasonal suppressiononly)Refer to WeedsControlled sectionNorthern Australia :In fallows or prior tosowing a cropQld,NSWonlyQld,NSWonlySugar Cane (Ratoon Control) for Qld & NSW OnlyCritical CommentsSituation Variety Rate vol/ha Critical CommentsSugar CaneRatoon controlQ63, Q87, Q90, Q102,Q117, Q120, Q129,Q130, H56-752, Pindar,TritonQ86, Q96, Q113 3.2 - 4.0 LCassius, Q115, Q122,Q94NC0310, Q1071 - 2 L Use the lower rate on light infestations ofsmall weeds, where the crop canopy allowsadequate spray coverage of the weeds.Increase to the higher rate when the cropcanopy may limit spray coverage, whentreating dense infestations, or when treatinglarger weeds. Apply alone or in tank mixtureswith DROPP or HARVADE. Apply when at least60% of bolls are open and immature bollscannot be easily cut with a knife. Where aleafy canopy limits spray coverage, reducedweed control can be expected. For best resultsunder these conditions, delay applicationuntil canopy re-opens following the initialconditioning treatment.2 L Where control of Nutgrass or Noogoora Burris required, treatments should be appliedprior to the onset of frosts. When tank mixedwith defoliants, a slightly higher proportion ofcotton Ieaf may be retained, particularly wherethe higher rate is used. Read and follow alllabel directions for the tank mix products.- Apply this product to weeds growing betweenthe rows using a shielded sprayer. Do notapply in crops less than 20 cm high. Do notallow spray or spray drift to contact anypart of the cotton plants as severe injury ordestruction may result.2.4 - 3.2 L Apply when the ratoons are actively growing and are60 - 100 cm tall. DO NOT apply if plants are understress from waterlogging or low moisture.Use the lower rate for suppression or where control bycultivation is planned. Use the higher rate for control.Boom height must allow the correct overlap of the4.0 - 4.8 L spray pattern at the top of the crop canopy.4.8 - 7.2 LSorghum Control22 23SituationSorghumControlBefore harvestSorghumControlPost-harvestWeedsControlledGrainsorghum(Sorghumbicolor)Sorghumstubble (grainsorghum)(Sorghumbicolor)StateQLD,NSWOnlyQLD,NSWOnlyRatevol/ha1.2 -1.6 L800mL - 1.2L for newregrowthfromslashedstubble1.2 - 1.6L forstandingstubbleCritical CommentsDO NOT apply to varieties intended for seedproduction or varieties prone to lodging.DO NOT apply to crops under stress from factorssuch as waterlogging, frost, disease, low moisture,etc.Apply when grain moisture is less than 25%. Theproduct can be applied when some browning hasoccurred. Use the lower rate for control of crop, latetillers and ratoon regrowth. Use the higher rate forbetter suppression of ratoon regrowth.Treatment may increase potential crop lodging,especially if the crop has been stressed by lowmoisture. In this situation harvest as soon as possibleafter sufficient dry down to prevent lodging.CAUTION: Sorghum may be naturally toxic to stock.DO NOT apply if plants are stressed from factorssuch as waterlogging, frost, disease, low moisture,etc. For slashed stubble and spring regrowth applywhen regrowth is at least 20 cm high.Standing Stubble: Apply only if sufficient greenleaf is present. Allow regrowth to at least 20 cm ifgrazing has occurred. Use the lower rate for knockdown and regrowth suppression where cultivationis to follow. Use the higher rate for better control ofregrowth.It is important to note that variable results can occurif the crop has been under stress or grown undermarginal conditions. The varieties Ruby, Trump,Nugget2, Goldrush2 and Prize are particularlysusceptible if growing conditions are not ideal.CAUTION: Sorghum may be naturally toxic to stock.Use this rate for standing stubble if sufficiently greenand for fresh spring regrowth.

General Use SituationsSituation Weeds Controlled ApplicationRatesDry drains andchannels, drymargins ofdams, lakes andstreamsForestryNon-AgriculturalAreas: Rightsof way, domesticand public serviceareas, commercialand industrialareas and aroundbuildings.OnionsPost-plant,pre-emergenceapplicationPasturesFor weedscontrolled referto list of speciesunder ANNUALWEED CONTROLand PERENNIALWEED CONTROLin this leaflet.For weedscontrolled referto list of speciesunder ANNUALWEED CONTROLand PERENNIALWEED CONTROLin this leaflet.For weedscontrolled referto list of speciesunder ANNUALWEED CONTROLand PERENNIALWEED CONTROLin this leaflet.For applicationrates refer torates shownunder ANNUALWEED CONTROLand PERENNIALWEED CONTROLin this leaflet.800 mL - 2.4L/haFor applicationrates refer torates shown areunder ANNUALWEED CONTROLand PERENNIALWEED CONTROLin this leaflet.Critical CommentsSee Critical Comments shown for section andindividual weeds under ANNUAL WEED CONTROL andPERENNIAL WEED CONTROL in this leaflet.Use situations include:Prior to nursery establishment.Site preparation prior to planting.In established tree areas using shielded or directsprays or selective wiper equipment.DO NOT allow spray or spray drift to come into contactwith foliage or green bark of desirable trees as severedamage may occur.DO NOT allow wiper surface to come into contact withany part of the tree.This product does not provide residual control.Apply post-sowing and at least 7 days beforethe emergence of onion shoots. DO NOT apply toemerging onion plants, as severe injury will occur.For small annual weeds use the lower rate. For largerannual weeds (as a guide greater than 15 cm inheight) and where perennial weeds are present, usethe higher rates.1. Directed (Spot) Application.2. Selective Application (See Wiper Equipment).3. Boom applications are used in pasture control priorto to re-seeding of improved pasture crop.See Protection of Livestock, Wiper Equipment andConservation Tillage sections of this label.Situation Weeds Controlled ApplicationRatesTree & VineCrops:Nuts (includingAlmond, Pecan,Macadamia,Pistachio andWalnut), Pome fruit,Litchi, Stone Fruit,Vineyards, CitrusFruit, Avocado,Guava, Kiwifruit,Mango, Paw Paw,BananasRow Crops:Cotton, NavyBeans, Peanuts,Soybeans,Sugarcane wherewiper equipment orshielded sprayersare used to controlweeds in RowcropsFor weedscontrolled referto list of speciesunder ANNUALWEED CONTROLand PERENNIALWEED CONTROLin this leaflet.See WiperEquipmentsection of thislabel.Critical CommentsAll Trees and Vines: DO NOT spray near trees orvines less than 3 years old. DO NOT allow wipercontact.Avocado, Banana, Guava, Kiwifruit, Litchi,Mango, Pawpaw, and Stone Fruit: Spray driftcan cause damage if allowed to contact any partof the vine, palm, trunk or tree. Be careful to avoidcontact with split bark on kiwifruit and green stemson pawpaw.Citrus, Litchi, Olives, Pome Fruit, Nuts andVineyards: DO NOT allow spray to contact any partof the plant.See ‘For Wiper Equipment’ section in this booklet.Apply to weeds growing 15 cm above the crop canopyor weeds growing between rows.DO NOT allow the product to come into direct contactwith crops or solution to drip onto crops.DO NOT apply to crops less than 20 cm high.Shielded Sprayers (cotton only): Apply to weedsgrowing between crop rows using a shielded sprayer.NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR IN ANY MANNER, CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL UNLESSAUTHORISED UNDER APPROPRIATE LEGISLATIONWITHHOLDING PERIOD: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED24 25

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONSFMC Glyder 450 Herbicide is a non-selective herbicide, which is effective against a wide range of annualand perennial broadleaf weeds and grasses. It is translocated throughout the plant where it kills bothfoliage and roots.Ideally the best time to use the product is when target species are in a state of active growth, moderateclimatic conditions are present and plants are free of disease and dirt cover. The effects of the herbicidemay not be visible for 3 - 7 days for annual weeds or 2 - 3 weeks for perennial weeds depending onwater quality, weather conditions, weed species and rate used.While cool and cloudy conditions can sometimes delay the appearance of chemical activity, it cangenerally be expected that symptoms of chemical effect will appear 2 - 7 days after spraying annualspecies, and 2 - 3 weeks after spraying perennial species. The symptoms are demonstrated by ayellowing and accompanying wilting, progressing to a brownout.SPRAY PREPARATION1. Make sure the spray tank is clean and residues from previous spray usage have been removed.2. Fill the spray tank 1/2 to 3/4 full with clean water. Where possible avoid turbid water or hard watercontaining calcium salts, as this may reduce weed control.3. Where ammonium sulphate is recommended, wash 2% V/V (2 L/100 L spray solution) through a topmesh screen into the tank and mix thoroughly.4. Add the appropriate amount of FMC Glyder 450 as per the Direction for Use tables.5. Add surfactant (if required). Mix well keeping the filling hose below surface to avoid foaming.6. Add water to fill vat.7. Remove hose from tank as soon as full to prevent back siphoning.DO NOT use mechanical agitators, as they cause excessive foaming.DO NOT add non-approved herbicides and insecticides.Use ONLY plastic, plastic lined, stainless steel, aluminium, copper, brass or fibreglass tanks. Galvanisedsteel or unlined steel spray tanks can react with the product to produce hydrogen, which can form acombustible gas mixture, which can be flashed by ignition sources.CROP ESTABLISHMENTFMC Glyder 450 Herbicide is recommended for the control of emerged weeds prior to cropestablishment. Suitable cultivation and/or sowing procedures are required to provide seedbed conditionsfavourable for crop germination and development.Early spraying to control young weeds will favour preparation of suitable seedbeds.On friable soils, where there is only a light cover of young weeds, sowing may proceed 1 day afterspraying. In situations of heavy weed growth, sowing should be delayed until weed decay and soilconditions allow formation of a suitable seedbed.Incorporation of green or decaying vegetation and roots into seedbeds by cultivation/sowing may causeretarded crop emergence especially in cold and/or wet conditions. Vegetation may be reduced bygrazing and/or cultivation but trash should be left on the surface. Avoid use of pre-emergence herbicideswhere label directions advise a risk of retarded crop emergence, and in marginal seedbed conditionspay particular attention to correct seeding depth.SurfactantThe addition of surfactant may improve weed control where water rates are high or product rates low.Suggested surfactant rates at 200 mL/100 L of 1000 g/L non-ionic surfactant or 250 - 500 mL of 700g/L surfactant. Do not add spraying oils, agricultural chemicals or other materials except as directed onthe label.Organosilicone PenetrantIn certain situations such as for the control of brush and woody weeds (as indicated in the Directions forUse) weed control may be enhanced by the addition of an organosilicone penetrant at its label rate.Rainfall EffectsHeavy rainfall within 2 hours of spraying can mean that the chemical may be washed off the plant, withthe result that the herbicide may not be totally effective. Re-spraying may be needed. Normal rainfallup to 6 hours after application may reduce effectiveness. Adequate results may not be achieved if theproduct is applied when weeds are stressed by conditions such as drought, water logging or frost.Soil PersistenceThe product is not persistent in soils and is rapidly broken down by microbes present in the soil, aswell as by hydrolysis caused by freestanding moisture or moisture that may be present in soil particles.Should residual activity be needed refer to the “Compatibility” section of this label.RESISTANT WEEDS WARNINGFMC Glyder 450 Herbicide is a member of the glycine group of GROUP M HERBICIDEherbicides. FMC Glyder 450 Herbicide has the inhibitor of EPSPsynthase mode of action. For weed resistance management FMC Glyder 450 Herbicide is a group “M”herbicide.Some naturally occurring weed biotypes resistant to FMC Glyder 450 Herbicide and other inhibitorsof EPSP synthase herbicides may exist through normal genetic variability in any weed population.The resistant individuals can eventually dominate the weed population if these herbicides are used26 27

epeatedly. These resistant weeds will not be controlled by FMC Glyder 450 Herbicide or other inhibitorsof EPSP synthase herbicides.Since the occurrence of resistant weeds is difficult to detect prior to use, FMC Crop Protection Pty Ltdaccepts no liability for any losses that may result from the failure of FMC Glyder 450 Herbicide to controlresistant weeds. DO NOT however assume resistance without first reviewing the method of application,timing, water quality and weather conditions.APPLICATION EQUIPMENTThe following types of equipment may be used for applying the product: knapsack, wiper, handgun,aerial, boom.For Knapsack and Handgun EquipmentMaximum efficiency can be achieved by using D6 spray plate and applying at a pressure of 400 - 700kPa. As the product is translocated through contact points on the plant, good coverage and uniformwetting is needed to maximise uptake by the plant. The dilution rate is given as volume per litre. Adjustequipment to ensure even spray pattern.For Boom EquipmentMaximum efficiency can be achieved by using fan nozzles at a pressure of 240 - 280 kPa. Boom heightshould be adjusted to ensure double overlap of nozzle patterns at the top of the weed canopy. Watervolumes of 75 to 200 L of clean water per hectare are recommended. When using rates of 500 mL to1.5 L/ha, spray volumes in the range of 25 - 100 L/ha are preferred.For Aerial EquipmentFor Micronair and boom equipment a droplet size of 250 - 350 micron diameter is recommended in aminimum spray volume of 20 L/ha. A swath width in the range of 15 - 17 m is most appropriate for thisform of spraying.When using this form of application give consideration to the fact that the product is highly nonselectiveand if desirable plants, trees, etc are in the vicinity of the area to be sprayed, they could beaffected by drift or targeted contact. This would limit usage via this technique to such situations as weedcontrol on fallows or pasture; control prior to establishment of crops or pasture.In pasture establishment situations, it may also be necessary to spray hilly terrain and gullies in bothdirections to ensure good spray coverage of grass and broadleaf weeds and to avoid spray shieldingeffects from trees.Hilly terrain: As spraying height may vary on hilly terrain, to maximise target contact, increase thewater volume to 30 - 80 L/ha and increase the droplet size to a minimum of 300 micron average size.can occur. It is important to increase water volume to at least 30 L/ha and average droplet size to 300micron if temperatures are in excess of 25°C.DO NOT SPRAY if temperature is above 30°C.For Wiper EquipmentWiper equipment such as ropewick applicators can be used to apply this product to weeds growing inoilseed crops, sugarcane, cotton, seed and pod vegetables, tree and vine crops, pasture and non-cropareas specified on this label. Weeds should be at least 15 cm above the crop or pasture. Operate wiperequipment a minimum of 10 cm above the crop or pasture. Speed of travel should be no greater than8 km/h. Best results are achieved at lower speeds and where two applications are made in oppositedirections (double pass).Where weeds are of variable height or occur in clumps or in dense infestations some plants may not becontacted by the herbicide solution and re-treatment may be necessary. Mix only enough solution forimmediate requirements. Do not store a mixed solution for more than a couple of days.Rate: Mix 800 mL FMC Glyder 450 Herbicide with 2 L clean water to prepare a 33% solution. Refer toWeeds Controlled section of label for specific recommendations.SPRAYER CLEAN UPAfter use, clean all spray equipment by thoroughly washing with clean water, or commercial sprayequipment cleaner, in order to prevent corrosion to tanks, lines and nozzles. Aircraft used in applicationshould be thoroughly washed with particular attention to wheels and landing gear.COMPATIBILITYIt has been established that a wide range of products may be tank mixed with glyphosate. The followingproducts may be mixed with glyphosate to broaden the spectrum of weeds controlled, add soil residualactivity, and improve performance. Refer to the Directions for Use section for detailed information ontank mix situations.Additives: Liquid ammonium sulphate (2 L/100 L) can be used to minimise antagonism when mixedwith flowable triazine herbicides; and help minimise the adverse effects of water quality problems, suchas high pH and mineral content, that are common in creek and bore water, that can be antagonistic withglyphosate herbicide.Herbicides: Atrazine - flowable or granular (see Additives above - do not apply the tank mix for controlof Barnyard Grass (Echinochloa crus-galli)), dicamba, 2,4-D ester, chlorsulfuron, metsulfuron, Yield*,Stomp*, LVE MCPA, Goal CT*, simazine flowable.Goal CT: The addition of Goal CT Herbicide at 75 mL/ha to recommended rates of this productprior to planting wheat or barley will improve knockdown and increase the speed at which treatedNote: In high temperatures and dry conditions evaporation of droplets prior to reaching target species weeds develop visible symptoms of phytotoxicity. 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compatibility in cold water (less than 15°C). See directions below.Insecticides: chlorpyrifos, dimethoate, fenitrothion, Gusathion*, Imidan*, Le-Mat*, Lorsban*,metasystox, Sumithion*, Perfekthion* EC 400.Flowright Compatibility AgentRate: 200 mL/100 L spray solution. When mixing with Goal CT*, add to improve the compatibility in coldwater (less than 15°C). Flowright must be pre-mixed with Goal CT* before adding to the spray tank.Refer to Flowright label for directions.PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER NON-TARGET PLANTSDO NOT apply under meteorological conditions or from spraying equipment that could be expectedto cause spray drift onto nearby susceptible plants, adjacent crops, crop lands or pastures, privateproperties or public lands. DO NOT apply prior to transplanting tomato seedlings.PROTECTION OF WILDLIFE, FISH, CRUSTACEANS AND ENVIRONMENTDO NOT contaminate dams, rivers or streams with the product or used container. When controlling weedsnear water, refer to label directions to minimise the entry of spray into the water.PROTECTION OF LIVESTOCKThere is no withholding period for grazing stock, but to give the product a chance to be efficientlyabsorbed by sprayed vegetation, it is recommended that livestock be kept clear of treated annual weedsfor 1 day after spraying, and for perennial weeds 7 days. For certain plants known to be toxic to stock, itis advisable to keep livestock away until complete browning occurs.STORAGE AND DISPOSALDo not store the product in galvanised steel or unlined steel containers, as the product may react toproduce hydrogen gas, which in turn could form a highly combustible gas that could explode if ignitedby an open flame, or spark, lighted cigarette, etc.Store in the closed original container in a cool, well-ventilated area. Do not store for prolonged periodsin direct sunlight.Triple or preferably pressure rinse containers before disposal. Add rinsings to spray tank. Do not disposeof undiluted chemicals on site. If recycling, replace cap and return clean containers to recycler ordesignated collection point. If not recycling, break, crush, or puncture and bury empty containers in alocal authority landfill. If no land fill is available, bury the containers below 500 mm in a disposal pitspecifically marked and set up for this purpose clear of waterways, desirable vegetation and tree roots.Empty containers and product should not be burnt.For refillable containersEmpty contents fully into application equipment. Close all valves and return to point of supply for refillor storage.SAFETY DIRECTIONSProduct will irritate eyes and skin. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. When preparing product for usewear elbow-length PVC gloves and face shield or goggles. When using controlled droplet applicatorwear protective waterproof clothing and impervious footwear.After use and before eating, drinking or smoking, wash hands, arms and face thoroughly with soap andwater. After each day’s use wash contaminated clothing, gloves and face shield or goggles.FIRST AIDIf poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre. Phone Australia 13 11 26.MSDSAdditional information is listed in the material safety data sheet (MSDS), which is available from thesupplier.WARRANTYFMC Crop Protection Pty Ltd makes no warranty expressed or implied, concerning the use of thisproduct other than that indicated on the label. Except as so warranted the product is sold as is. Buyerand user assume all risk of use and/or handling and/or storage of this material when such use and/orhandling and/or storage is contrary to label instructions.APVMA Approval No: 67559/ 56535®FMC and Glyder are Registered Trademarks of FMC Corporation Pty Ltd.FMC Crop Protection Pty Ltd.A.B.N. 48 159 288 123Unit 26, 8 Metroplex AvenueMurarrie Qld 4172Phone: 1800 066 355www.fmccrop.com.auTechnical Enquiries: 1800 901 939In a TransportEmergency Dial000Police or FireBrigadeSPECIALIST ADVICEIN EMERGENCY ONLY1800 033 111ALL HOURS –AUSTRALIA WIDE30 31