Application Checklist

Engenia^® Herbicide Application Checklist

From buffer zones to wind restrictions and record-keeping requirements, here is the Engenia herbicide official checklist. Download and keep this with you for reference in the field.

Buffering agent

Required to use a pH buffering adjuvant, like Sentris™ Buffering Technology with every application of Engenia herbicide.
Refer to www.engeniaherbicide.com/tankmix for a list and use rates of approved pH buffering adjuvant.

Soybean Applications

DO NOT apply Engenia herbicide after June 30th, 2021
Limited to two POST over-the-top applications. Engenia herbicide can also be used pre-emergence, but annual sequential use rate limit of 51.2 fl oz/A remains.

Cotton Applications

DO NOT apply Engenia herbicide after July 30th, 2021
Limited to two POST over-the-top applications. Engenia herbicide can also be used pre-emergence, but annual sequential use rate limit of 51.2 fl oz/A remains.

Nozzle

See www.engeniaherbicide.com/tankmix for a list of approved nozzles.

Approved tank-mixes

See www.engeniaherbicide.com/tankmix

Sensitive crops and residential areas

DO NOT spray if wind is blowing toward neighboring sensitive crops (like non-dicamba-tolerant soybeans) or residential areas.

Sensitive areas

Leave 240' downwind buffer to sensitive areas (non-residential, uncultivated areas or bodies of water).

Sensitive areas in endangered species counties

Leave 310' downwind buffer in counties with endangered species with 57' buffer on all other sides of the field.
Consult www.epa.gov/espp or call 1-844-447-3813 and follow any county specific dicamba use restrictions for corresponding endangered species.

Wind speed

Only spray when wind is between 3-10 MPH.

Avoid inversions

DO NOT apply when temperature inversions exist at the field level. Temperature inversions occur when temperatures increase with altitude. Presence is often indicated by ground fog, dust hanging over road, smoke not rising, or presence of dew or frost.

Daytime spraying

Only apply one hour after sunrise until two hours before sunset.

Ground Speed

≤ 15 mph

Boom height

≤ 24 inches above target

Record Keeping

Create records within 72 hours

·       Applicator, product and planting date information
·       Application parameters
·       pH buffer adjuvant and use rate
·       Tank mixes
·       Tank cleanout
·       Spray conditions
·       Buffer zone determination

Spray volume

≥ 15 GPA

EVERY application of Engenia herbicide requires the use of an approved pH buffering adjuvant.

See the Engenia Record Keeping Form download below (pdf) for complete record keeping requirements.

This checklist is not a substitute for the product label. Always read and follow label directions. Additional state restrictions may apply. Engenia Herbicide is a US EPA Restricted Use Pesticide.

To learn more about Engenia Herbicide, visit www.engeniaherbicide/stewardship

State and Local Requirements

Check with your state pesticide regulatory agency for additional training and application requirements or restrictions imposed by your state.

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- Oregon
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- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
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- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
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- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
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Engenia herbicide is not registered for distribution or sale in this state.

Engenia^® Herbicide Label

Engenia herbicide is a US EPA restricted use pesticide. This label supersedes any previously issued labeling, including previously issued supplemental labeling. Additional state restrictions may apply.