Burglar

For Selective Post-Emergence Weed Control In Rice

Burglar is a post-emergence herbicide for selective control of susceptible grass, broadleaf, and annual sedge weeds in rice. Susceptible weeds emerged at the time of application will be controlled. Burglar will not provide residual control of sprangletop grass weeds. A spray volume of 10 gallons or more per acre (gpa) and uniform coverage are required for optimum performance. Burglar is rainfast within 2 hours after application and has soil residual herbicidal activity dependent upon weed species, soil type, soil moisture (rainfall or irrigation after application) and the rate of application. Rice crops grown under adverse environmental conditions, including extreme cold or heat, may express temporary crop injury, including slight height reduction or root stunting, when Burglar is applied. Any crop stress or environmental factors which decrease plant metabolism and growth may reduce weed control efficacy and crop tolerance. Such effects are transient and DO NOT affect yield. Burglar may be used on all rice varieties.