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1 TURF SOLUTIONS GUIDE

2 Table of Contents FUNGICIDES Curalan EG fungicide 2 Emerald fungicide 3 Trinity fungicide 4 Xzemplar TM fungicide 5 Intrinsic TM brand fungicides 6 Lexicon TM Intrinsic TM brand fungicide 7 Honor Intrinsic TM brand fungicide 9 Insignia SC Intrinsic TM brand fungicide 10 Pillar TM G Intrinsic TM brand fungicide 11 HERBICIDES Basagran T&O herbicide 13 Drive XLR8 herbicide 14 FreeHand 1.75G herbicide 15 Image 70 DG herbicide 16 Pendulum AquaCap TM herbicide 17 Pendulum 3.3 EC herbicide 18 Pendulum 2G herbicide 19 Segment herbicide 20 Tower herbicide 21 Pylex herbicide 22 INSECTICIDES Siesta TM insecticide fire ant bait 24 Amdro Pro fire ant bait 25 NUTRIENTS AND GROWTH SUPPLEMENTS BioGain WSP 27 BioGain WSP + Sprint 330 iron chelates 28 Sprint 330 iron chelates 29 Sprint 330 iron chelates +Mn 30 Sprint 138 iron chelates 31 COLORANTS Admiral algae and aquatic vegetation control 33 Black Onyx TM lake and pond colorant 34 Graphics turf colorant 35 Green Lawnger turf colorant 36 LakePak WSP biological lake clarifier and deodorizer 37 Lineman Pro Green turf colorant 38 Transition TM HC high concentrate dark turf colorant 39 Vision Pro TM HD high definition turf colorant 40 SPRAY INDICATORS & SPECIALTY PRODUCTS Turf Mark Blue spray pattern indicator 42 Turf Mark Green spray pattern indicator 42 Nutra-Sol TM tank cleaner 43 Neutralize TM tank cleaner 43

3 Fungicides Turf Solutions 1

4 A value solution for preventative dollar spot control Curalan EG fungicide offers effective dollar spot control in cool- and warm-season turfgrasses. Its strong, preventative protection and long residual result in significant cost savings when compared to many other fungicides. When used as directed, Curalan EG fungicide: Delivers excellent control of dollar spot Provides control of eight other diseases, including brown patch, leaf spot, red thread, and melting out Is safe to use on all cool- and warm-season grasses at any stage of growth Lowers labor and materials costs through effective control and long residual Acts as an excellent tank-mix partner with strobilurins (such as Insignia SC Intrinsic TM brand fungicide), or Trinity fungicide; or in bermudagrass for leaf spot control, combine Curalan EG fungicide with mancozeb Is also an excellent rotation partner with Emerald fungicide in a dollar spot program Use Sites: Golf courses to include tees, greens, and fairways This product is not registered for residential, nursery, or greenhouse uses Formulation: 50% EG (extruded granule) Packaging: 11 oz. WSP; 33 lb. keg Active Ingredient: Vinclozolin Chemical Family: Dicarboximide Behavior in the Plant: Contact and local penetrant Use Rates: 1 oz./1,000 ft. 2 Diseases Controlled Curalan EG fungicide dependably prevents key turf diseases including: Brown patch Dollar spot Fusarium patch Gray snow mold Leaf spots Melting out Pink patch Pink snow mold Red thread Apply in 1 to 4 gallons of water per 1,000 ft. 2 after mowing and allow foliage to dry before irrigation. Should be applied preventatively to protect susceptible plant tissues from infection. Thorough coverage of all foliage is important; therefore apply enough spray volume and pressure to achieve desired disease control. Turf Solutions 2

5 A better standard for dollar spot control Emerald fungicide can effectively control dollar spot that has developed resistance to other fungicides, and provides excellent dollar spot control in most major turf species. When used as directed, Emerald fungicide: Provides unprecedented dollar spot control in virtually every major turf species and in every region of the United States Controls dollar spot for 14 to 28 days with a single application Delivers better dollar spot control in bentgrass and other dollar spot-susceptible turfgrasses than other fungicides Gives superintendents a true resistance-management tool Use Sites: Golf course turfgrass to include greens, tees, fairways, and other golf turf Formulation: 70% WG (water dispersible granule) Packaging: 0.49 lb. case Active Ingredient: Boscalid Behavior in the Plant: Upward systemic and limited translaminar movement Use Rates: oz./1,000 ft. 2 in 2 to 4 gal. of water/1,000 ft. 2 Signal Word: WARNING Utilizes low-use rates and provides strong residual control Preventative Is Better Than Curative Apply Emerald fungicide as the first dollar spot fungicide application in the spring, prior to the appearance of dollar spot. Then, apply Emerald fungicide as the last dollar spot fungicide application in late fall. Less fungicide is needed to provide preventative control A preventative application will provide better residual control than curative applications Early spring applications, two weeks before dollar spot initiates, result in fewer problems during spring Late fall applications provide clean turf going into winter, reducing inoculum that over-winters, and delays spring dollar spot problems Preventative applications are most effective to achieve greatest benefits of residual control. Use Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide/emerald fungicide or Trinity fungicide/emerald fungicide alternation for extended broad-spectrum control in dollar spot-susceptible turfgrass. Tank Mixes Curalan EG fungicide, Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide, Trinity fungicide, or chlorothalonil. Turf Solutions 3

6 A better DMI fungicide Trinity fungicide delivers unbeatable value for controlling a broad spectrum of diseases, even during the summer stress period. Plus, it s the ideal tank-mix or rotation partner for Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide to control your most troublesome turf problems. When used as directed, Trinity fungicide: Controls a broad spectrum of diseases, including anthracnose, brown patch, take-all patch, summer patch, and dollar spot In the northern transition zone, Trinity fungicide can be used whenever you need it, even during summer stress periods that limit other DMI fungicides In the southern transition zone and warm season grasses, apply Trinity for large patch and fairy ring Use Sites: Golf courses, residential lawns, commercial lawns, sports turf, and sod farms Formulation: 1.67 SC (19.3%) suspension concentrate Packaging: 2.0 x 2.5 gal. Active Ingredient: Triticonazole Chemical Family: Triazole Use Rates: oz./1,000 ft. 2 in 1 to 5 gal. of water Diseases Controlled Trinity fungicide offers excellent control of key diseases including: Anthracnose Fusarium patch Pink snow mold Summer patch Brown patch Gray snow mold Red leaf spot Take-all patch Brown ring patch Large patch Red thread Zoysia patch Dollar spot Necrotic ring spot Rust Apply preventively or early curative for most effective control. Not registered for use on ultradwarf bermudgrass greens. Tank Mixes For improved control on certain diseases, tank-mix with Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide, Xzemplar fungicide, Emerald fungicide, Curalan EG fungicide, or chlorothalonil. Turf Solutions 4

7 Stop dollar spot in its tracks Xzemplar fungicide from BASF was developed with the latest in carboxamide technology fluxapyroxad fungicide. Building on our experience with boscalid, the active ingredient in Emerald fungicide, BASF has created a new broader spectrum and more active carboxamide fungicide. Xzemplar fungicide combines the fast stopping power of a contact with longlasting preventative action. Powered by the next generation carboxamide with enhanced systemic properties for fast, continuous protection Quick-acting for curative dollar spot control Use Sites: Golf courses, sports and athletic fields, parks and recreational areas, residential lawns, commercial and municipal lawns, institutional lawns, cemeteries, sod farms, other maintained turfgrass areas Formulation: Suspension concentrate (SC) Packaging: 2 x 114 fl. oz. Active Ingredient: Fluxapyroxad Use Rates: fl. oz./1,000 ft. 2 on day intervals Longer lasting than traditional curative products for improved preventative dollar spot control Not limited to just dollar spot; controls brown patch and other diseases caused by Rhizoctonia spp Easy to mix with pigments for desired turf appearance Diseases Controlled Brown patch Dollar spot Large patch Summer patch Snow mold* Algae** *Suppresses snow mold. **Reduces incidence of algae. Turf Solutions 5

8 The Intrinsic Brand For superintendents to provide top-quality turfgrass, the turf must make the best use of inputs such as carbon and nitrogen while limiting energy wasted on preventing stresses caused by diseases, the environment, and other factors. Agronomic practices such as low mowing heights, reduced nitrogen rates, reduced irrigation inputs, aerification, and other cultural practices can also cause stress to the turf. To maximize turf quality, superintendents target factors they can control to create an ideal environment for turf growth. These factors include agronomic practices to reduce stress, improve quality, and manage pests and diseases. Summary Intrinsic is the umbrella brand for turf and ornamental products that are labeled for disease control and plant health. Intrinsic brand fungicides such as Lexicon Intrinsic brand fungicide, Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide, Honor Intrinsic brand fungicide, and Pillar G Intrinsic brand fungicide for turfgrasses, and Pageant Intrinsic brand fungicide and Empress Intrinsic brand fungicide for ornamentals improve disease control and plant health through inhibition of mitochondrial respiration in fungal diseases and plants. In fungi, inhibition of mitochondrial respiration prevents the breakdown of carbon required for production of energy to fuel fungal growth. This results in death of the fungi. In plants, the inhibition of mitochondrial respiration causes a cascade of positive events that can result in improved tolerance to stresses and increased efficiency of plant physiological processes. Inhibition of mitochondrial respiration by pyraclostrobin results in: The activation of nitrate reductase increases levels of nitric oxide. Nitric oxide triggers plant defense mechanisms. Plant defense mechanisms are important in defending against not only fungal diseases but also bacterial and viral diseases. Nitric oxide inhibits enzymes involved in the production of ethylene, a plant hormone produced in response to stress. Ethylene can cause a plant to drop energycontaining leaves, to mature earlier than normal, and to abort flowers and seed in response to stress. Increased activity of enzymes such as superoxide dismutases and peroxidases that remove harmful activated oxygen species, resulting in reduced oxidative stress in response to environmental disorders, such as physiological leaf spot, ozone damage, cold stress, and heat stress Intrinsic brand fungicides improve plant health, first through superior, broad-spectrum control of fungal diseases, and then through improved tolerance to stress and increased efficiency of plant processes. This enables plants to better withstand disease and a multitude of environmental stresses, resulting in improved turf and plant quality. The Intrinsic family of products from BASF provides disease control and plant health benefits. BASF was the first company to have fungicides in the turfgrass market with plant health benefits on the label. Reduced CO 2 loss by the plant, resulting in more carbon available for plant growth Increased activity of nitrate reductase (NR), the enzyme that is important for making a form of nitrogen that can be used by plants, resulting in more nitrogen available for plant growth Turf Solutions 6

9 Evolution of Intrinsic brand fungicides PLANT HEALTH 2010 Based on the active ingredient in Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide ADVANCED PLANT HEALTH 2014 Next generation Intrinsic brand fungicides bolstered by additive effect of fluxapyroxad Increased Growth Efficiency Reduced carbon/energy loss Increased nitrate reductase (NR) = more N available for plant growth Increased Tolerance to Stress Reduced ethylene Increased antioxidative activity Systemic Acquired Resistance (SAR) Advanced Disease Control Disease Control Broad-spectrum control of major diseases More Efficient Photosynthesis ADVANCED PLANT HEALTH Higher Stress Tolerance Advanced Disease Control Combines a next-generation carboxamide with enhanced systemic properties for continuous protection with the proven performance of Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide Advanced Plant Health Delivers Advanced Plant Health for increased photosynthesis, stronger roots, and improved turf vigor, creating resilience The cornerstone of your longer-lasting, more consistent fungicide program Superintendent Solutions 7 Turf Solutions 7

10 When failure is not an option Lexicon Intrinsic brand fungicide is BASF s latest fungicide innovation. It is a nextgeneration Intrinsic brand fungicide product with disease control and advanced plant health. It was developed by combining the latest in carboxamide technology fluxapyroxad with the power of Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide. Building on our experience with Honor Intrinsic brand fungicide, BASF has created a new broader spectrum and more active combination fungicide resulting in improved plant health. Lexicon Intrinsic brand fungicide has advanced plant health for increased photosynthesis, stronger roots, and improved turf vigor. Lexicon Intrinsic brand fungicide is the cornerstone of your healthy fungicide program. It is the most effective, broadest-spectrum turf fungicide and provides the ultimate protection and plant health for your turf. Use Sites: Golf courses, sports and athletic fields, parks and recreational areas, residential lawns, commercial and municipal lawns, institutional lawns, cemeteries, sod farms, other maintained turfgrass areas Formulation: Suspension concentrate (SC) Packaging: 4 x 21 fl. oz. Active Ingredient: Pyraclostrobin (28.58%) and fluxapyroxad (14.33%) Use Rates: fl. oz./1000 ft. 2 on day intervals Research Results Research has shown that using Lexicon Intrinsic brand fungicide as the foundation of a healthy fungicide program can deliver superior disease control and plant health. This Non-DMI based premix fungicide can be used on any turfgrass at any time of the year. Diseases Controlled Anthracnose Bentgrass dead spot Bermudagrass decline Brown ring patch Brown patch Dollar spot Fairy ring various Gray leaf spot Large patch/zoysia patch Pink patch Pythium blight Pythium root dysfunction Rhizoctonia leaf or sheath blight Snow mold, gray and pink Summer patch Take-all patch See label for a complete list of diseases treated. Turf Solutions 8

11 A highly effective fungicide combining Emerald fungicide and Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide to provide disease control and plant health for fairways Honor Intrinsic brand fungicide is a combination of pyraclostrobin (the active ingredient in Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide) and boscalid (the active ingredient in Emerald fungicide). This pre-mix provides two modes of action and delivers unsurpassed control of the top diseases that superintendents battle, such as dollar spot, fairy ring, anthracnose, patch diseases (brown, take-all, and summer), leaf spots, and many others. Excellent product for greens or fairways Use Sites: Golf courses Formulation: 28% WG (water dispersible granule) Packaging: 3 lb. container; 6 x 3 lb. case; 36 lb. keg Active Ingredients: Pyraclostrobin (16.8%) and boscalid (11.2%) Use Rates: Low: 0.55 oz. Mid: 0.83 oz. (dollar spot rate) High: 1.1 oz. Highly effective control of target diseases; exceptional activity on dollar spot and root diseases 14- to 28-day control of most diseases Two modes of action Non-DMI ideal for the summer application period No need for a tank-mix one product Provides healthier and higher-quality turf, especially during stressful periods Diseases Controlled Anthracnose Bentgrass dead spot Bermudagrass decline Brown patch Dollar spot Fusarium patch Gray leaf spot Gray snow mold Large patch Leaf spot Fairy ring See label for total list of diseases. For maximum efficacy, Honor Intrinsic brand fungicide should be applied prior to or in the early stages of disease development. Apply Honor Intrinsic brand fungicide at the labeled rates and intervals. Applications can be repeated at specified intervals. Turf Solutions 9

12 The industry standard that delivers both disease control and plant health benefits Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide controls an exceptionally broad spectrum of turf diseases with long-term results. Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide has shown excellent residual control on many turf diseases, helping to enhance your turfgrass. When used as directed, Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide: Controls key turf diseases for up to 28 days Targets root and foliar diseases Is rainfast within one hour Provides easier handling and mixing Use Sites: Golf courses, sports and athletic fields, parks and recreational areas, residential lawns, commercial and municipal lawns, institutional lawns, cemeteries, sod farms, other maintained turfgrass areas, and ornamentals in the landscapes Formulation: SC (suspension concentrate) Packaging: 4 x 30.5 oz.; 2 x 2.5 gal. Active Ingredients: Pyraclostrobin Chemical Family: Stobilurin Use Rates: fl. oz. / 1,000 ft. 2 Signal Word: WARNING Diseases Controlled Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide controls key diseases up to 28 days, reducing labor and materials costs. The broad spectrum of turf diseases that Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide controls includes: Anthracnose Bentgrass dead spot Brown patch/large patch Brown ring patch Fairy ring Fusarium patch Gray leaf spot Gray snow mold Leaf spot See label for total disease list. Turf Solutions 10

13 A granular fungicide combining Trinity and Insignia for disease control and plant health in turfgrass Pillar G Intrinsic brand fungicide is a combination of the active ingredient in Insignia SC Intrinsic brand fungicide and the active ingredient in Trinity fungicide on a granular carrier. This combination of two highly effective active ingredients delivers excellent disease control on numerous disease problems that challenge turf managers today. Pillar G Intrinsic brand fungicide can allow applications to take place when: Conditions do not allow for spray equipment on a turf area (wet, snow cover) Use Sites: Golf courses, residential, commercial, and institutional lawns, sod farms, sports fields, recreational areas and parks, and cemeteries Formulation: Granular Packaging: 30 lb. bag Active Ingredients: Pyraclostrobin (0.38%) and triticonazole (0.43%) Use Rates: 3 lb./per 1,000 ft. 2 Air temperatures do not allow for spraying due to the potential to freeze spray lines Only a spot treatment is required, saving on manpower and equipment resources Users prefer granular applications Pillar G Intrinsic brand fungicide also: Includes two fungicides in one granular product, providing control of brown patch in cool season grasses and control of large patch in any warm season turfgrass Offers dense particle with excellent spreading characteristics Controls more diseases than competing granular fungicides Is labeled for use on most turfgrasses for both lawns and golf courses Provides healthier and higher-quality turf, especially during stressful periods Diseases Controlled Anthracnose Bentgrass dead spot Bermudagrass decline Brown patch Brown patch/large patch Dollar spot Fairy ring Fusarium patch Gray leaf spot Gray snow mold See label for total disease list. Turf Solutions 11

14 Herbicides Turf Solutions 12

15 A better postemergence control Basagran T&O herbicide offers reliable, cost-effective postemergence control of yellow nutsedge, annual sedges, and troublesome broadleaf weeds such as dayflower, purslane, and lawn burweed. It can also provide weed control in ornamentals. Basagran T&O herbicide is effective mainly as a contact herbicide; therefore, thorough spray coverage of the entire plant is essential for good control. When used as directed, Basagran T&O herbicide: Provides a cost-effective nutsedge control program Effectively eliminates underground tubers Delivers effective postemergence activity, which allows flexibly timed weed control Use Sites: Golf courses, residential and commercial lawns, landscape or grounds maintenance, sod farms, non-cropland areas, athletic fields, Christmas trees and other forest tree nurseries, field and container nurseries, non-bearing fruit trees, nut trees, and vines, landscape ornamentals Do not apply to putting green Formulation: 4 SL (soluble liquid) Packaging: 2 x 1 gal. Active Ingredient: Sodium bentazon Use Rates: 0.75 oz./1,000 ft. 2 in 1-2 gal. of water/1,000 ft. 2 Can be used in cool- and warm-season turfgrass and ornamentals Can be easily tank-mixed with other herbicides to affordably increase their spectrums of control Weeds Controlled In established cool- and warm-season turfgrasses, ornamentals, and roadsides, Basagran T&O herbicide controls: Annual sedges Canada thistle Common purslane Dayflower Galinsoga Lawn burweed/spurweed Musk thistle Ragweed Wild mustard Yellow nutsedge Control Symptoms Chlorosis begins three to five days following application, followed by necrosis and desiccation of the plant. Basagran T&O herbicide needs to be combined with a crop oil concentrate (COC) at 0.75 oz./1,000 ft. 2 (2 pints/a) for best performance on targeted species. Applications to ornamentals should be directed around the base of the plant; see label for specific species tolerance. Do not mow three days before or after application. Repeat application in 10 to 14 days to improve long-term results. Turf Solutions 13

16 Driven to perform even better Drive XLR8 herbicide, a proprietary, water-based formulation, provides superior control of crabgrass, torpedograss, kikuyugrass, several broadleaf weeds including clover, and numerous other troublesome weeds. The new formulation in Drive XLR8 herbicide: Provides faster, more effective weed control Delivers quicker uptake by the plant Is more rainfast (in less than an hour) Use Sites: Residential and commercial turfgrasses, golf courses, sod farms, sports and recreation fields Formulation: 1.5 SL (soluble liquid), water-based Packaging: 64 oz. (1/2 gal.) Active Ingredient: Quinclorac Use Rates: 64 oz./a; 1.45 oz./1,000 ft. 2 Weeds Controlled Drive XLR8 herbicide delivers dependable postemergence control of both broadleaf and grassy weeds, eliminating such hard-to-control weeds as: Bindweed Foxtail Clover Kikuyugrass Crabgrass Drive XLR8 herbicide controls crabgrass in all growth stages, including mature four tillers or more.* And Drive XLR8 herbicide provides outstanding residual control for up to 30 to 45 days with a single application. Control Symptoms The control symptoms exhibited by broadleaf weeds include leaf and stem curl or twisting, and chlorosis. Susceptible grasses demonstrate stunting, chlorosis, and gradual reddening, followed by necrosis and death. Spray coverage should be uniform and complete. It is not recommended to mow two days before or after application. Irrigation may improve weed control when soil moisture is not sufficient. Drive XLR8 herbicide may be tank-mixed with other pre- and postemergence grass herbicides, along with postemergence broadleaf herbicides. *Under certain conditions, application of Drive XLR8 herbicide made to annual grasses at two to four tillers may not provide complete control. A sequential application will be required for grass control in these situations. Always include a Methylated seed oil or crop oil concentrate with the application of Drive XLR8 herbicide. See label for complete instructions. Turf Solutions 14

17 A better broad-spectrum herbicide FreeHand 1.75G herbicide introduces a new active ingredient for use in landscape ornamentals dimethenamid-p (DMTA-P) combined with pendimethalin. This unique combination makes FreeHand 1.75G herbicide the perfect tool for preemergence weed control of annual grasses, susceptible sedge species, and many small-seeded broadleaf weeds. FreeHand 1.75G herbicide: Combines two active ingredients for a broader range of control Delivers excellent residual control in container medium, stopping weeds as they germinate Offers a wide range of plant species tolerance and Use Sites Provides exceptional rate flexibility Grasses, Broadleaf, and Sedge Species Controlled Use Sites: Landscape ornamentals in maintained areas (residential and commercial), warm-season turfgrasses, general grounds maintenance in specified noncrop areas, Christmas trees and other forest tree nurseries, container, liner, and field commercial nurseries Formulation: 1.75G (granular) provides 0.75% dimethenamid-p and 1% pendimethalin Packaging: 37.5 lb. and 50 lb. bags Active Ingredient: Dimethenamid-p and pendimethalin Use Rates: lb./1,000 ft. 2 in ornamental landscape or general maintenance areas 100, 150, or 200 lb./a for commercial ornamental production American burnweed Barnyardgrass Eclipta Annual bluegrass Crabgrass spp. Foxtails Annual kyllinga Dogfennel Goosegrass Annual sedges Doveweed Spurges See label for total list of weeds. Weeds listed above can be controlled when FreeHand 1.75G herbicide is applied at rate ranges of lb./a as listed on the product label. Higher rates will control a greater number of species and provide longer residual per application. Control Symptoms Emerging grass and sedge shoots, and broadleaf shoots and roots, controlling susceptible weeds as they germinate. Uniform coverage prior to weed germination and emergence ensures optimal weed control. Application to dry foliage is recommended. Efficacy will be improved if application is followed by one-half inch of irrigation or equivalent in rainfall. Use lowest label rate, and avoid overlap on grower-identified sensitive plant species or as stated on label. To ensure good product stewardship and resistance management for weed species shifts, use this product in rotation with other ornamental registered products within the nursery or landscape program. If desired, however, a sequential application of FreeHand 1.75G herbicide can be reapplied after eight weeks, with no greater than 400 lb./a of product at any application. See label for specific restrictions, and always read and follow label directions. # Crop Phytotoxicity Consult the label for specific plant species. Turf Solutions 15

18 A better approach to uncontrollable weeds Image 70 DG herbicide is a selective postemergence herbicide that overpowers stubborn weeds that other herbicides just can t control in warm-season turfgrasses. Absorbed through the root and foliage and moved throughout the targeted weeds, Image 70 DG herbicide is an inhibitor of a key enzyme found only in plants and essential for plant growth. When used as directed, Image 70 DG herbicide controls many uncontrollable weeds, including purple and yellow nutsedge, field sandbur, dollarweed, and green kyllinga. Summer Weeds Controlled Image 70 DG herbicide controls or aids in controlling a variety of summer weeds, including: Field sandbur Virginia buttonweed Annual sedge Use Sites: Golf courses, parks, athletic fields, cemeteries, sod farms, areas around selected landscape ornamentals, lawns, commercial turf. Can be used on established warmseason grasses, such as bermudagrass, centipedegrass, St. Augustine grass, and zoysiagrass, as well as many landscape ornamentals and groundcovers Formulation: 70% DG (dispersible granule) Packaging: oz. bottle; 10 x oz./case Active Ingredient: Imazaquin Use Rates: 0.20 to 0.26 oz./1,000 ft. 2 (spot treatment: 0.50 oz. /3 gal. of water and spray to wet) Perennial/annual ryegrass (overseeded) Yellow nutsedge Globe sedge Purple nutsedge Green kyllinga Rice flatsedge Tall fescue Dollarweed Violet Winter Weeds Controlled Image 70 DG herbicide also delivers effective control of many troublesome winter weeds. With the exceptions of wild garlic and wild onion, applications can also be made immediately prior to or following the emergence of the following weeds: Black medic Dovetail geranium Mouseear chickweed Hairy bittercress Parsley-piert Carolina geranium Buttercup Henbit Image 70 DG herbicide also provides excellent control of wild garlic and wild onion with applications in late fall to early winter. Always combine Image 70 DG herbicide in a postemergence application with a nonionic surfactant added at 2 pt./100 gal. of water. Irrigation/precipitation will enhance activity. Only use Image 70 DG herbicide around selective ornamentals as noted on the label. Follow label restrictions on mowing before and after applications. Sequential application made to selective weeds. Tank Mixes Registered preemergence and broadleaf postemergence herbicides in turf such as Basagran T&O herbicide herbicide, Pendulum AquaCap TM herbicide, Pendulum 3.3 EC herbicide, and Drive XLR8 herbicide. Turf Solutions 16

19 A better formula for preemergence success Pendulum AquaCap herbicide encapsulates a water-based formulation of the industry s leading preemergence active ingredient BASF pendimethalin in an ultrathin microcapsule. This BASF-patented technology allows Pendulum AquaCap herbicide to deliver: Control of crabgrass and broadleaf weeds Virtually no odor Reduced staining potential Increased ease and flexibility of handling, mixing, and cleanup Improved storage stability and environmental profile Weeds and Grasses Controlled Use Sites: Golf courses, residential and commercial lawns, landscape or grounds maintenance, sod farms, noncropland areas, athletic fields, Christmas trees and other forest tree nurseries, field and container nurseries, non-bearing fruit and nut trees and vines, landscape ornamentals Formulation: 3.8 CS (capsule suspension) Packaging: 2.5 gal., and 15 gal. keg; 110 gal. and 220 gal. shuttle Active Ingredient: Pendimethalin Use Rates: oz./1,000 ft. 2 in turf or oz./1,000 ft. 2 in ornamentals Pendulum AquaCap herbicide controls 21 of the most common unwanted grasses and 25 of the most troublesome broadleaf weeds, including: Annual spurge Crabgrass Field sandbur Puncturevine Chickweed Filaree Woolly cupgrass Cudweed Hop clover Yellow woodsorrel (Oxalis) Evening primrose Lawn burweed Fiddleneck Pennsylvania smartweed Control Symptoms Coleoptile growth in grasses is inhibited, and emerged shoots are deformed. Smallseeded broadleaf weeds fail to emerge. Root growth is inhibited, especially lateral or secondary roots. Uniform coverage prior to weed germination and emergence. Efficacy will be improved if application is followed by one-half inch of rainfall or its equivalent in sprinkler irrigation. Tank Mixes Pendulum AquaCap herbicide can be used for residual control when combined in postemergence applications with Drive XLR8, Image 70DG herbicide, Basagran T&O herbicide, Tower herbicide, or Pylex herbicide. Always read labels and follow all restrictions. Turf Solutions 17

20 Better crabgrass control and more Pendulum 3.3 EC herbicide consistently controls crabgrass better than other preemergence herbicides. Pendulum 3.3 EC herbicide controls a broad spectrum of weeds more than 40 grassy and broadleaf weeds in all. When used as directed, Pendulum 3.3 EC herbicide: Delivers unbeatable overall preemergence control of troublesome weeds including crabgrass, goosegrass, oxalis, henbit, spurge, and nearly 40 broadleaf and grassy species Controls weeds as they germinate Is a proven performer in lawn and landscape settings Weeds Controlled Use Sites: Golf courses, residential and commercial lawns, landscape or grounds maintenance, sod farms, non-cropland areas, athletic fields, Christmas trees and other forest tree nurseries, field and container nurseries, non-bearing fruit and nut trees and vines, landscape ornamentals Formulation: 3.3 EC (emulsifiable concentrate) Packaging: 2.5 gal.; 30 gal. Active Ingredient: Pendimethalin Use Rates: fl. oz./1,000 ft. 2 in turf; and fl. oz./1,000 ft. 2 in ornamentals Pendulum 3.3 EC herbicide controls more than 40 grassy and broadleaf weeds including oxalis, henbit, and spurge. Pendulum 3.3 EC herbicide also controls several weeds that neither Dimension herbicide nor Barricade herbicide control: Annual spurge Field sandbur Puncturevine Chickweed Filaree Woolly cupgrass Cudweed Hop clover Yellow woodsorrel (Oxalis) Evening primrose Crabgrass Lawn burweed Fiddleneck Pennsylvania smartweed Pendulum 3.3 EC herbicide is labeled for directed or over-the-top weed control in more than 335 ornamental species. Control Symptoms Coleoptile growth in grasses is inhibited, and emerged shoots are deformed. Small-seeded broadleaf weeds fail to emerge. Root growth is inhibited, especially lateral or secondary roots. Apply with properly calibrated equipment to provide uniform distribution. Efficacy will be improved if application is followed by one-half inch of rainfall or its equivalent in sprinkler irrigation. Tank Mixes Pendulum 3.3 EC herbicide can be used for residual control when combined in post emergence applications with Drive XLR8 herbicide, Image 70DG herbicide, Basagran T&O herbicide, Tower herbicide, or Pylex herbicide. Always read labels and follow all restrictions. Turf Solutions 18

21 Better crabgrass control and more Pendulum 2G herbicide consistently controls crabgrass better than other preemergence herbicides. Pendulum 2G herbicide controls a broad spectrum of weeds more than 40 grassy and broadleaf weeds in all. When used as directed, Pendulum 2G herbicide: Is an easy-to-use granular with small particles for better coverage Delivers unbeatable overall preemergence control of troublesome weeds including crabgrass, goosegrass, oxalis, henbit, spurge, and nearly 40 other broadleaf and grassy species Controls weeds as they germinate Offers more control for your money (provides proven weed control, plant safety, and ease of application) Use Sites: Golf courses, residential and commercial lawns, landscape or grounds maintenance, sod farms, non-cropland areas, athletic fields, Christmas trees and other forest tree nurseries, field and container nurseries, non-bearing fruit and nut trees and vines, landscape ornamentals Formulation: 2G (granular) Packaging: 40 lb. bag Active Ingredient: Pendimethalin Use Rates: : lb./1,000 ft. 2 in turf; lb./1,000 ft. 2 in ornamentals Weeds Controlled Pendulum 2G herbicide controls more than 40 grassy and broadleaf weeds in all including troublesome weeds such as oxalis, henbit, and spurge. Pendulum 2G herbicide also controls several weeds that neither Dimension nor Barricade control: Crabgrass Goosegrass Foxtail Poa annua annual bluegrass Oxalis Spurge Henbit Chickweed Apply with properly calibrated equipment to provide uniform distribution. Efficacy will be improved if application is followed by one-half inch of rainfall or its equivalent in sprinkler irrigation. A contact herbicide, such as Basagran T&O herbicide, Segment herbicide or Round Up can be used can be used to burn down any existing emerged weed species prior to applying Pendulum 2G herbicide. Consult all label restrictions, and observe specific uses around and over the top of ornamental species. Turf Solutions 19

22 A better selective postemergence herbicide Segment herbicide offers selective postemergence control of key weed problems and is the only postemergence grass herbicide that can be applied directly to trees or shrubs at any stage of growth, even at seedling and bud break stages. When used as directed, Segment herbicide: Offers selective control of weed problems in centipedegrass, annual bluegrass, fine fescue (established), and tall fescue (established) Does not injure labeled ornamental plants at any stage of growth Can be used on any nongrass plant species without issue Is rainfast within one hour Annual and Perennial Grasses Controlled Bahiagrass Barnyardgrass Bentgrass (Highland, Colonial) Use Sites: Golf courses, centipedegrass, annual bluegrass, and established fine fescue and tall fescue grasses, bedding plants, ground covers, and wildflowers, fences and hedgerows, general indoor/outdoor sites, wildflowers, public buildings and recreation areas, shrubs and landscape areas, field and container nurseries Formulation: 1 lb Ai/gal., no additional adjuvant needed Packaging: 1 gal. container (4 x 1 case) Active Ingredient: Sethoxydim Use Rates: Annual grasses up to 6 in. 1.5% solution or 2 oz./gal. Annual grasses up to 12 in. and perennial grasses: 2.25% solution or 3 oz./gal. Refer to label for rate information for larger spray units and larger areas. Bermudagrass Broadleaf signalgrass Brome (downy) Crabgrass (large, smooth) Wooly cupgrass Foxtails Goosegrass Johnsongrass See label for total list of weeds. Control Symptoms Segment herbicide rapidly enters grass plants throughout the foliage and translocates throughout the weed. Symptoms are leaf tip reddening or purpling and leaf tip necrosis. Growth stops within 48 hours of application. May take 7-10 days to see full effect of application. Apply Segment herbicide when grasses are actively growing and free of stress. Use a standard high-pressure flat fan or hollow cone nozzle for application. Irrigate prior to application to enhance uptake. Spray the area thoroughly enough to wet the target grass. The addition of ammonium sulfate can be added to assist performance on perennial grasses. Turf Solutions 20

23 A new preemergence herbicide for control of tough golf course turfgrass weeds Tower herbicide is a broad spectrum preemergence herbicide for use in both warm-season turfgrass maintenance and ornamentals landscapes. Highly effective on many small-seeded broadleaf weeds, it also controls numerous grassy weeds, several annual sedges, and yellow nutsedge. Tower herbicide controls susceptible weed species as an inhibitor of shoot formation and cell development. Timing applications of Tower herbicide later in the spring will target goosegrass, nutsedge, spurges, and doveweed emergence. Use Sites: Golf courses (not on greens), residential and commercial lawns, tree plantations, landscape and grounds maintenance, commercial ornamental production including field-grown and container nurseries Not for use in greenhouses. Formulation: 6.0 EC (liquid) Packaging: 5 x 1 gal.; 4 x 0.5 gal. Active Ingredient: Dimethenamid-p Weeds Controlled Annual bluegrass* Barnyardgrass Bittercress (hairy) Carpetweed Crabgrass Cupgrass (southwestern) Doveweed Eclipta Fall panicum Florida pusley Foxtails Goosegrass Use Rates: Low: 21 oz./a or 0.5 oz./1,000 ft. 2 High: 32 oz./a or 0.75 oz./1,000 ft. 2 Total cumulative maximum amount of 64 oz. per acre per year from sequential applications. See label for complete list of weeds. *Denotes partial control or suppression only of the weed. Tower herbicide may be used on tees, fairways, roughs, and other amenity turfgrass around common areas. Do not use on putting greens or collars or in areas where Poa annua (annual bluegrass) is a significant percentage of the turfgrass stand. When using Tower herbicide, you should delay overseeding for one month following application and delay sprigging for one month following establishment. In addition, you should delay reseeding of treated turfgrass for at least one month following the last Tower herbicide application. Tower herbicide can be combined with Pendulum AquaCap herbicide to extend residual control or used in combination with Drive XLR8 herbicide post-application for crabgrass control in warm-season turfgrasses. Turf Solutions 21

24 Premium, broad-spectrum, postemergence herbicide for the control of bermudagrass and goosegrass in cool-season turf Pylex herbicide is the standard for the control of bermudagrass and goosegrass in cool-season turf, providing unmatched performance on these difficult-to-eliminate weeds. It has also shown excellent control of nimblewill, crabgrass, clover, speedwell, and others. Pylex herbicide should always be used with a methylated seed oil or crop oil concentrate surfactant to improve herbicide coverage, resulting in improved weed control. Pylex herbicide has shown it is safe to most cool-season grasses such as Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue, fine fescue, and perennial ryegrass. It has shown intermediate tolerance on bentgrass (moderate injury has been observed) and annual bluegrass (minimal to moderate injury) at labeled use rates. Warm-season turfgrasses are sensitive to Pylex herbicide, with the exception of centipedegrass. Use Sites: Golf courses, lawns, athletic fields, sod farms, residential and commercial turfgrass maintenance Formulation: 2.8 SC Packaging: 4 x 8.0 oz. bottles Active Ingredient: Topramezone Behavior in soil: Absorbed by leaves, roots, and shoots. Soon after application, treated weeds turn white and growth stops. Affected weeds then become necrotic and are controlled. Rates: oz./a; ml/1,000 ft. 2 Signal word: CAUTION Pylex herbicide has also shown excellent seeding flexibility by allowing seeding to occur any time after or at time of application. Applications to newly germinated seedlings must be delayed four weeks after initial germination. Weeds Controlled Annual Grass Weeds Barnyardgrass Crabgrass, large Crabgrass, smooth Crabgrass, southern Foxtail, yellow Goosegrass Johnsongrass, seedling Panicum, fall Signalgrass, broadleaf Bentgrass, creeping Bermudagrass, common Dallisgrass Nimblewill Broadleaf Weeds Carpetweed Chickweed, common Clover, large hop Clover, white Dandelion, common Ground ivy Horseweed (marestail) Lambsquarters, common Morningglory spp. Oxalis (yellow woodsorrel) Prickly lettuce Ragweed, common Ragweed, giant Shepherd s purse Speedwell (Veronica spp.) Sunflower, wild (common) Thistle, Canada Thistle, Russian Velvetleaf Turf Solutions 22

25 Insecticides Turf Solutions 23

26 Fast, effective, and affordable Siesta insecticide fire ant bait, with the active ingredient metaflumizone, delivers fast and long-lasting control of native and imported fire ants. Metaflumizone is formulated on corn grit, along with soybean oil, a proven attractant bait for native and imported fire ants. Metaflumizone belongs to a new IRAC (Insecticide Resistance Action Committee) Mode of Action Chemical Group, 22B. Siesta insecticide fire ant bait is the only sodium blocker insecticide (SCBI) that does not require metabolism for bioactivation. The specific site of the insecticidal action is not currently known, but it does act on the insect s nervous system, where it blocks the voltage-dependent sodium neuron channel. As a result, these neurons are inactivated, causing the ant to enter a state described by researchers as relaxed paralysis. Key to Success Siesta insecticide fire ant bait is best applied as a broadcast treatment where foraging ants and mounds that remain hidden or unnoticed receive coverage. Broadcast treatments can be applied to the area using a hand spreader, backpack, or push-type spreader. For larger acreage, spreaders can be attached to an ATV, truck, or tractor to allow for even coverage. Calibrate spreader prior to use to apply a rate of lb./a. Use Sites: Golf courses, residential turfgrass and ornamental landscapes, production field and container nurseries (around greenhouses), sod farms, commercial and industrial areas, recreational areas and school grounds, athletic fields, cemeteries, airports, roadsides, noncrop/nongrazed areas, perimeters of hospitals, nursing homes, and warehouses For more sites, consult label. Formulation: 0.063% metaflumizone active on corn grit bait Packaging: 15 lb. bag and 4 x 1.5 lb. jug/case Active Ingredient: Metaflumizone Use Rates: lb./a applied broadcast to the area. Or, for use in mound treatments using oz. (2-4 level tablespoons) around the mound. Do not apply more than 6.0 lb. of product per acre per year or four applications. Behavior in Ants: Acts primarily through ant ingestion with limited contact activity. Feeding cessation begins quickly, within 15 minutes to 12 hours of ant recruitment of the bait. Insect death normally occurs within 72 hours. See suggested spreader settings. Best applied at first sign of fire ant activity Best applied in temperatures above 60 F, when ants are actively foraging Best applied in early morning (no dew) or late in the afternoon DO NOT water-in granules after application DO NOT apply when the ground is saturated with water or when heavy rains are expected within 12 hours of treatment DO NOT irrigate the treated area following application, allowing time for the ants to forage and pick up the bait Turf Solutions 24

27 A better way to control fire ants Amdro Pro fire ant bait is highly attractive to imported and native fire ants and other ants. Worker ants carry Amdro Pro fire ant bait into the mound as food for the colony, and it is eaten and fed to the queen. Amdro Pro fire ant bait starts to kill ants immediately. In about a week, the queen is dead, which destroys the mound. Delivers proven, cost-effective control of fire ants Provides flexible dose and application options, making it effective when used over large areas or around a single mound Is approved for aerial applications Is approved by USDA APHIS for quarantine treatments for certification around nursery stock, and sod that is being transported between states Control Symptoms Satellite mounds begin to disappear when the broadcast application is made to the entire infested area. Mound Treatments Treatment to the mound followed by the broadcast application will eliminate mounds more rapidly or prevent satellite mounds from developing following rainfall events. Or, use a contact insecticide on the mound as a liquid drench followed by the broadcast application of Amdro Pro fire ant bait. Use Sites: Turf: Athletic fields, commercial grounds, golf courses, lawns, landscaped areas, and sod farms (commercial turf) Ornamentals: Container- or field-grown ornamentals, nonfood-bearing nursery stock, and soil around non-bearing fruit or nut trees Non-cropland areas: Airports, cemeteries, commercial grounds, parks, school and picnic grounds, recreational areas, and roadsides Formulation: 0.73% G (granule) Packaging: 25 lb. bag Active Ingredient: Hydramethylnon Use Rates: Do not apply more than 2 lb./a Individual Mounds: 2-5 level tablespoons Broadcast Treatment: 1 to 1.5 lb./a for imported red fire ants and harvester ants; 2 lb./a for big-headed ants only (2 to 3 oz. per 5,000 ft. 2 ) Key to Success Apply the product when the ants are most active in the afternoon and when the soil temperatures are above 60 F. Avoid applications in the heat of the day. Mounds: Distribute bait uniformly around the mound. Do not disturb the mound. Broadcast treatment: Broadcast bait uniformly with ground (granular spreaders) or aerial equipment. Delay irrigation or water on the bait for 24 hours following application. Vehicle-Mounted Spinner Spreader for Fire Ant Applications Vehicle-mounted spreaders can be mounted to tractors, all-terrain vehicles, utility vehicles, etc., and do not require a PTO hookup. The gate opening on the spreader should be set at 1/8 inch Rate of product is controlled by adjusting ground speed. To apply 1.5 lb. of product per acre, ground speed should be 6 mph Amdro Pro fire ant bait is labeled for aerial applications. Turf Solutions 25

28 Nutrients and Growth Supplements + + Mn Turf Solutions 26

29 An easy to use biostimulant for enhancing turf health BioGain WSP is a unique, dry, water soluble combination of natural humic substances, seaweed extract, and a proprietary blend of natural sugars, vitamins, amino acids, and beneficial bacteria necessary for healthy soil chemistry. BioGain WSP is an easy-to-use water soluble packet that improves plant health and increases turfs ability to overcome stress. A biostimulant is an industry term used to describe products derived primarily from natural ingredients such as organic materials. When applied in small quantities, they enhance plant growth and development, and the response cannot be attributed to application of traditional plant nutrients. Benefits of BioGain WSP Increases nutrient availability and uptake Enhances root growth and development Increases stress tolerance Improves damage recovery rate Increases drought tolerance Use Sites: Safe to all turfgrass species in golf, sod production, or any turf growing situation where stress and recovery are a concern Formulation: WSP (water soluble packet) Packaging: 40 x ¼ lb. WSPs per case Active Ingredients: Natural humic substances, seaweed extract, and a proprietary blend of natural sugars, vitamins, amino acids, and beneficial bacteria Behavior in Soil: The natural ingredients in BioGain WSP established in the soil profile work in a number of ways to enhance plant health and improve stress recovery Use Rates: For golf applications, use 1 WSP per acre per week. Alternatively, use 2 WSP per acre every 2 weeks. Refer to the complete label for variations in rates and use sites. Tank Mixes: If desired, tank-mix BioGain WSP with other BASF fungicides, fertilizers, or insecticides REI: None Increases root mass Accelerates establishment Easy-to-use water soluble packets Formulated without conventional plant nutrients except potash for application flexibility Use Suggestions Use with every greens and tees application as an additive to your fungicide and nutrient application. Use immediately following aeration or verticutting for improved recovery. Use at seeding, sprigging, or sod installation for assuring a quick start to newly established turf. Make BioGain WSP a part of every greens and tees application to assure maximum health and improve recovery of these stressed turf areas. Use prior to and immediately following periods of heavy play such as tournaments to assure recovery. Turf Solutions 27

30 + An easy to use biostimulant with iron for maximum turf health BioGain WSP + Sprint 330 iron chelates is a unique, dry, water soluble combination of natural humic substances, seaweed extract, and a proprietary blend of natural sugars, vitamins, amino acids and beneficial bacteria necessary for healthy soil chemistry. The addition of Sprint 330 at an 8% level assures providing this necessary micronutrient for enhanced greening and plant health. BioGain WSP + Sprint 330 iron chelates is an easy-to-use water soluble packet that improves plant health and increases turf s ability to overcome stress. A biostimulant is an industry term used to describe products derived primarily from natural ingredients such as organic materials that, when applied in small quantities, enhance plant growth and development and the response cannot be attributed to application of traditional plant nutrients. BioGain WSP + Sprint 330 iron chelates: Increases nutrient availability and uptake Is an excellent source of a strongly chelated iron for increased plant health Enhances root growth and development Increases stress tolerance Improves damage recovery rate Use Sites: Safe to all turfgrass species in golf, sod production, or any turf growing situation where stress and recovery are a concern. Formulation: WSP (water soluble packet) Packaging: 20 x 1 lb. WSPs per case Active Ingredients: Natural humic substances, seaweed extract, and a proprietary blend of natural sugars, vitamins, amino acids, and beneficial bacteria and 8% iron Behavior in Soil: The natural ingredients in BioGain WSP + Sprint 330 iron chelates established in the soil profile work in a number of ways to enhance plant health and improve stress recovery Use Rates: For golf applications, use 1 WSP per acre per week. Alternatively use 2 WSP per acre every 2 weeks. Refer to the complete label for variations in rates and use sites. Tank Mixes: If desired, tank-mix BioGain WSP + Sprint 330 iron chelates with other BASF fungicides, fertilizers or insecticides REI: None Increases drought tolerance Increases root mass Accelerates establishment Easy-to-use water soluble packets Is formulated without conventional plant nutrients except potash for application flexibility Use Suggestions Use with every greens and tees application as an additive to your fungicide and nutrient application. Use immediately following aeration or verticutting for improved recovery. Make BioGain WSP + Sprint 330 iron chelates a part of every greens and tees application to assure maximum health and improve recovery of these stressed turf areas. Use prior to and immediately following periods of heavy play such as tournaments to assure recovery. Turf Solutions 28

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