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ROUNDUP Enabling forests to grow freely_ Roundup can be used pre-plant all species to control most broadleaved grass and woody weeds. It may also be applied postplanting of some fir and spruce species offering a high level of tolerance when applied overall to young conifers after shoot elongation. Pre-plant treatment Roundup can be applied whenever growth and weather conditions allow. Woody weeds, heather and bracken are best treated in full leaf frond, usually between mid July-mid August. Growing season During spring and early summer apply with a well directed Knapsack Sprayer. A tree guard is essential to protect new tree growth. Tree species tolerant to Roundup Corsican Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Sitka spruce, Norway spruce. Douglas fir may be treated in the late summer months but Forestry In Lowland avoid early spring treatments when buds are swollen. Japanese larch may' only be treated during the autumn and winter. Post-plant Treatment: Dormant season Overall application may be made to conifers tolerant to Roundup from August until the end of February. Caution: Growing season and Lammas growth season Roundup must not come into contact with trees during the growing and Lammas growth season. Treatment may commence when all extension growth has ceased R_ W"'''OIume Timing Grass weeds 1.5,yna Rotary Atomiser 10-2Itttha Grasses year round with Broad-leaved weeds MisIbIower 9O-1751/ha 1 0-15cm leaf growth Knapsack Sprayer 200-300 I/haBroad-leaved weeds at full leaf or after flowering Bracken 3.01/ha Rotary Atorniser 10- 0 I/ha Mid July to Heather MisIbIower 90-175 l/ha end of August Knapsack Sprayer 200-300 l/ha Shell Chemicals Ireland Ltd., Grattan House, 68172 Lower Mount Street, Dublin 2. Tel: 01-7851n. ~ Shell Chemicals
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