How it Works

• Centurion is a systemic herbicide which is translocated from the treated foliage to the growing parts of the leaves, shoots and roots.
• Applied at 154 ml/ac, Centurion herbicide offers season-long control of quackgrass, without the need for a fall application of glyphosate.
• Applied at 77 ml/ac suppresses quackgrass and allows the crop to establish itself without impacting yield. Combined with a fall application of glyphosate, quackgrass can be effectively burned down for the next season.
• Registered for both aerial and ground application.

Application Tips

Restricted entry interval – 12 hours

For dense crop canopies, use a minimum water volume of 12 gal/ac to maximize coverage.
Rainfast one hour after application.

Pre-harvest interval

14 days after application for cherries, highbush blueberries and spinach.
21 days after application for edamame, hops, podded legumes and succulent shelled peas and beans.
30 days after application for seedling alfalfa, basil, carrots, chives, coriander, cranberries, fenugreek, parsnips, radishes and red garden beets.
40 days after application for dill seed.
45 days after application for dry bulb onions, dry bulb shallots and garlic.
60 days after application for canola, dried shelled peas and beans,² flex, potatoes and mustard (Ethiopian, oriental and yellow).
70 days after application for safflowers.
72 days after application for sunflowers.
75 days after application for field peas, soybeans and pigeon peas.

When to Apply

Crops	Staging
Basil Brown Mustard Canola Caraway Carrot Cherries (sweet and tart) Chickpeas Chive Coriander Cranberries Dill Dry Beans Dry Onions Fenugreek Field peas Flax Garlic Highbush Blueberries Hops Lentils Linola Oriental mustard Parsnip Potatoes Prairie Carnation Radish Red garden (table) beet Safflower Seedling Alfalfa Soybeans Spinach Sunflowers Yellow Mustard	Post-emergence Apply to actively growing weeds

¹ When tank mixed with Liberty^® herbicide.

How Much to Apply

One case of Centurion herbicide will treat 20 to 60 acres, depending on rate used.

Basil, dried shell peas and beans,2 edamame and podded legumes, pigeon peas, prairie carnation, spinach and succulent shelled peas and beans	77 ml/ac
Canola, flax, field peas, lentils, potatoes, soybeans, sunflowers, mustard (Ethiopian, oriental, yellow), seedling alfalfa, carrots, chives, cherries, coriander, cranberries, dill, dry bulb onions, dry bulb shallots, fenugreek, garlic, highbush blueberries, hops, parsnips, red garden beets, radish, safflower	154 ml/ac

Water volume

Ground application: 22 to 91 L/ac (6 to 24 gal/ac)
Aerial application: 11 to 22 L/ac (3 to 6 gal/ac)

² Excluding soybeans, field peas, lentils and pigeon peas.

Mixing Order

1. Ensure the spray tank is clean before use.
2. Fill the spray tank ½ full of water and start agitation.
3. If tank mixing with Liberty 150 or Liberty 200 herbicides, add the required amount of Amigo^® adjuvant to the tank.
4. If tank mixing with Buctril^® M, Curtail^® M, MCPA Ester, Lontrel^® 360, Pursuit^® or Muster^® herbicides, add required amount of these to the tank before adding Centurion herbicide.
5. If tank mixing with Liberty 150 or Liberty 200 herbicides, add the required amount of these to the tank before adding Centurion.
6. If tank mixing with Buctril M, Curtail M, MCPA Ester, Lontrel 360, Pursuit or Muster herbicides, add the required amount of Amigo adjuvant to the tank.
7. Continue agitation while filling remainder of the spray tank.

Tank Mixes

Herbicides for flax: Buctril M, Curtail M, MCPA Ester,³ Lontrel 360,
Herbicides for canola: Lontrel 360, Pursuit,⁴ Muster, Liberty 150,⁵ Liberty 200⁵
Herbicides for field peas: Pursuit

³ This tank mix may not be applied to low linolenic acid varieties of flax.
⁴ This tank mix may only be used on Imazethapyr tolerant varieties.
⁵ This tank mix may only be used on glufosinate ammonium tolerant varieties (LibertyLink).