SAMURAI^® MASTER HERBICIDE

AgraCity Exclusive Product

Available on backorder

Product Sheet

Why Use Samurai^®Master?

AgraCity Exclusive Product – contains 2 active ingredients for proven grass and broadleaf weed control, including control of Group 2 resistant wild oats and green foxtail, with less residual
Proven control of green smartweed, redroot pigweed, stinkweed, and wild mustard
Controls or suppresses 24 grass and broadleaf weeds
Use in all soil zones
Two systemic modes of action for dependable control
Early application timing for optimum yield potential
Improved rotational crop flexibility as compared to other Group 2 pulse products
Easy to use with highly concentrated formulation
Effective one-pass weed control in peas at an affordable price.

Crops

Field Peas

Herbicide Group

Group 1, 2

Active ingredient

Imazamox 70% water dispersible granule (WDG)
Clethodim 240 g/L emulsifiable concentrate (EC)

Package Size

Case: 160 acres.

Tank Mix Options*

Boa^®†

Re- cropping options

1 year after application: Field peas, canola°, spring wheat, durum wheat, spring barley, tame oats, flax, Clearfield^® sunflowers**
There is insufficient data for other crops. Conduct a field bioassay the year before growing any crop other than those listed above

°Initial injury to non-Clearfield canola may be observed

**Sunflower varieties with the Clearfield trait

Grazing and Harvest

Graze treated fields or cut for feed 20 days after application
Harvest treated crops 75 days after application

Storage

Keep from freezing. Store above 5°C

Always read and follow all label precautions and directions.

*When applying tank mix combinations, always follow all label requirements for each product used in the tank mix. In cases where these requirements differ between the tank mix partner labels, the most restrictive label must be followed.

†Supported by AgraCity. For a complete list of tank mix options, go to AgraCity.com/Resources.

Boa^® and Samurai^® are trademarks of AgraCity or its affiliates. All other products are trademarks of their respective holders.

Weeds

Weeds Controlled

Barnyard grass
Cow cockle
Green foxtail
Green smartweed
Fall panicum
Lamb’s-quarters¹
Proso millet
Redroot pigweed
Russian thistle
Shepherd’s purse
Stinkweed²
Volunteer canary grass
Volunteer canola3
Volunteer cereals
Volunteer corn
Wild mustard²
Wild oats
Witchgrass
Yellow foxtail

²85% control only. Fields with heavy infestations or poor growing conditions at the time of application will see weed escapes.
³ Not including Group 2 resistant biotypes
⁴ Only non-Clearfield varieties

Weeds Suppressed

Cleavers²
Japanese brome grass
Round-leaved mallow
Wild buckwheat
Quackgrass

Application Info

When to Apply

Crop stage: 2 to 6 true leaf stage
Weed stage: up to the 4 leaf stage

Required Surfactant

Merge^® at 5 L per 1000 L of water

Water Volume

5-10 US gallons/acre (20-40 L/acre)

Rainfast Period

3 hours

Mixing Instructions

Fill the spray tank 1/2 full of water, start sprayer agitation and continue throughout mixing and application process.
Add the required amount of Samurai and agitate until dissolved.
Add the required amount of Independence^®.
If required, add correct amount of other tank mix partners.
Add the required amount of surfactant.
Fill the remainder of the tank with water and apply.
If application is stopped prior to completion, re-suspend spray solution by full agitation prior to commencing spraying again.

Understanding Performance

Optimal control occurs when applied between 12°C and 24°C during warm moist growing conditions when weeds are small and actively growing.
Typical symptoms (discoloration at the growing point) may not be noticeable for several days – 2 weeks depending on growing conditions.
Early application is critical; weeds must be emerged but less than 4 leaf stage for optimum control.
Use higher water volumes for dense weed populations and thick crop canopies.
Do not apply if temperatures of +5°C or lower are forecast within 3 days of application. Application just before or after cold temperatures can result in crop injury or yellowing.
Control will be reduced, or crop injury may occur if plants are stressed by lack of moisture, excessive moisture, poor fertility, cold temperatures or other crop stress factors.
Samurai can be persistent in soil. Drought, extremes in soil pH and excessive cold may result in an increased potential for injury to succeeding crops.