WEED CONTROL

Herbicide Residue

Assert (imazamethabenz) may have a residue the year following
application to wheat, barley or sunflower. Rotational crop
restrictions for Assert are found on page 64 of the 1996 North
Dakota Weed Control Guide in the table, "Rotation Restrictions
for Crops Grown in North Dakota". All other rotational crops not
listed can be seeded 15 or more months after application.
Following rotational directions will usually result in normal
growth of rotational crops; however, various environmental and
agronomic factors make it impossible to eliminate all risks
associated with Assert. Injury to rotational crops is always
possible.