DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Add the required amount of GLIFOTRON 480 SL with the1/2 required amount of water in the mixing spray tank. Mix well before adding the remaining portion of water. For knapsack sprayers, it is suggested to mix the solution in a separate container and fill the knapsack sprayer with the mixed solution.

In early dry season, low volume spraying of GLIFOTRON 480 SL applied at 200-400 liters of water per hectare gives best results. When sprayed uniformly to tall, dense foliage of cogon or on shorter species such as mutha, GLIFOTRON 480 SL will provide a minimum of 7 months weed control.

1 tbsp GLIFOTRON 480 SL = 10 mL

In mixed weeds situations, 2 liters of GLIFOTRON 480 SL per 200 liters water sprayed evenly on weeds will provide effective control. 

A 3-30% aqueous solution of GLIFOTRON 480 SL may be applied with wiper to control weeds around sensitive plants like young coffee, cacao, citrus, mango, banana, sugarcane and vegetables.

For Glyphosate-tolerant corn varieties, apply GLIFOTRON 480 SL at 20 to 25 Days After Seeding (DAS), AND AT 40-45 DAS, at half the above rate per application timing. Use the higher recommended rate when weed population is high and weed height exceeds beyond knee high.

COMPATIBILITY/INCOMPATIBILITY: Incompatibility with paraquat and diquat 

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL: Do not store near seeds, food and other feedstuff. Do not re-use container. Triple rinse the empty container before disposal. Break and bury in non-crop areas away from water sources.

PROHIBITION AND WARRANTY STATEMENT: It is a violation of FPA rules and regulation to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its label. No warranty of any kind, expressed or implied, is made concerning the use of this product. User assumes all risks and liabilities resulting from improper handling, use or application.

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A. CROPPING SYSTEMS

* Blanket spraying prior to planting vegetables, corn rubber, oil palm, coconut, mango, pineapple, citrus, coffee, cacao, banana and other perennial tree crops.

* Minimum or reduced tillage systems for sugarcane, rice, corn and other cereal and vegetables crops.

* Blanket spraying, strip spraying, spot spraying or wiping around young and mature rubber, oil palm, coffee, sugarcane, citrus, mango, cacao, coconut and banana.

B. NON-CROP USES

Reforestation areas, subdivision lots, rice levees, drainage ditches, irrigation canals, around fish ponds, field boundaries, roadsides, fence rows, railroad yards, railroad tracks, around buildings, golf courses and memorial parks.