When should I apply arrest Max?
It is recommended to apply product in the spring or summer when grasses are growing actively, especially in the early stages of growth. It contains oil adjuvant but will increase effectiveness by adding a surfactant. Product comes in 1 pint (16 oz.) jug and covers about 1 acre. Mix 1 pint of Arrest Max to 10-20 gallons of water.
What is the difference between arrest and arrest Max?
Spraying grasses in their early stages of growth can eliminate the need for follow-up applications. New chemistry is more effective on a broader group of grasses and the cost per acre is significantly less than the original Arrest. Arrest Max is rainfast in one hour.
How do you use arrest Max herbicide?
Arrest Max is a selective grass herbicide that will control most grasses, without harming clover, alfalfa, chicory or any Whitetail Institute perennial food plot. Spray once grasses are actively growing in the spring or summer. Spraying grasses in their early stages of growth can eliminate the need for follow-up applications.
When can a police officer make a timely arrest?
Police officers are generally free to determine when to arrest someone; they need freedom to investigate the crime and collect evidence. In general, an arrest made before the statute of limitations for the crime in question has expired is considered timely. (Some crimes, such as murder, have no statute of limitations.)
Does arrest Max need a surfactant?
It is recommended to apply product in the spring or summer when grasses are growing actively, especially in the early stages of growth. It contains oil adjuvant but will increase effectiveness by adding a surfactant. Product comes in 1 pint (16 oz.) jug and covers about 1 acre.
Can I spray arrest Max and slay at same time?
Tank mixing Arrest MAX and Slay: When appropriate for the forage being maintained and the weeds to be controlled (see herbicide labels for specific information), Arrest MAX, Slay and Surefire may be tank mixed together. In such cases, the addition of Surefire to the spray tank at the rate of 8 to 12 oz.
How long does it take for Slay herbicide to work?
How long do Arrest® and Slay® need to stay on the plant before rain cannot wash it off? Slay®: 1 hour. Arrest®/Vantage: 1 hour. A good adjuvant helps speed herbicide absorption and somewhat protect from wash-off.
When should you spray arrest?
Since Arrest MAX is a foliar-uptake herbicide, it should be sprayed only when grassy weeds are actively growing. And since Arrest MAX is a small-weed herbicide, it's best to spray Arrest MAX before grasses reach 6-12 inches in height.
How do you use arrest Max?
0:592:19Whitetail Institute's Arrest MAX Selective Grass Herbicide - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipJust use one ounce of arrest max per one gallon of water the rest max even comes already pre-mixedMoreJust use one ounce of arrest max per one gallon of water the rest max even comes already pre-mixed with agricultural oil so you don't have to add it to the spray tank yourself.
What is the active ingredient in arrest herbicide?
ACTIVE INGREDIENT: *Clethodim (E)-2-[1-[[(3-chloro-2-propenyl)oxy]imino]propyl]-5-[2-(ethylthio)propyl]-3-hydroxy-2-cyclohexen-1-one .....
What happens to weeds after spraying?
Weeds grow back after you've sprayed them because they still have roots or seedlings in the soil. Although spraying will kill the weeds, it won't stop the roots from producing more weeds or the seeds from sprouting. There are more effective methods for getting rid of weeds for good.
Can you spray herbicide after it rains?
For many herbicides, any amount of rainfall soon after spraying has the potential to reduce absorption, translocation, and subsequent weed control. If you apply herbicide and it rains before it's rainfast, herbicide performance will be reduced.
How long does it take for glyphosate to get roots?
Glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup, is quickly absorbed through the plant leaves. Within a few hours, you may see plant wilting, but it can take one to two weeks for Roundup to spread to plant root systems.
Is arrest Max safe for clover?
Arrest Max is a selective grass herbicide that will control most grasses, without harming clover, alfalfa, chicory or any Whitetail Institute perennial food plot.
What kills broadleaf weeds but not clover?
The common names you will find these herbicides under are Poast, Select, Arrest, and Vantage. These herbicides kill grasses but do not harm broadleaf species like clover, soybeans, peas, and brassicas.
What herbicide kills grass but not broadleaf?
sethoxydimUnlike glyphosate, sethoxydim is a selective herbicide, meaning that it only controls specific weeds. In this case, the herbicide targets grasses while not damaging broadleaf plants.
Is slay herbicide safe for chicory?
Things to Note: Safe for use in clover and alfalfa fields. Specifically designed for food plots. Kills grasses without harming clover, alfalfa, chicory or any other Whitetail Institute perennial food plot forages.
What is the generic for Slay herbicide?
Pursuit Herbicide is a post-emergent Grass control in Alfalfa, Clover and many other related crops in the Deer Food Plot family. It is the exact same product as Slay Herbicide, only much cheaper per acre!
What chemical is in slay herbicide?
DetailsActive IngredientAmmonium salt of imazethapyr - 22.87%Target pestsGrasses & Broad-leaf Weeds * See label for complete listFor use inClover & Alfalfa FieldsApplicationBackpack, 4-wheeler, and tractor sprayers * Use a Surfactant to Increase Effectiveness * See label for complete application instructions8 more rows
What is Clethodim herbicide used for?
Clethodim 2E is a selective post-emergence herbicide used to control annual and perennial grasses in a wide variety of broad leaf crops including soybeans, cotton, flax, peanuts, sunflowers, sugarbeets, potatoes, alfalfa and most vegetables.
What to do if you are arrested?
If you have been arrested, immediately contact an experienced criminal defense attorney to discuss the circumstances surrounding your case. A knowledgeable attorney will be able to advise you of the applicable law and offer you critical advice.
Why did the defendant fail to show that the prosecution intentionally delayed the arrest?
But the defendant failed to show that the prosecution intentionally delayed the arrest in order to gain a strategic advantage over the defense.
What happens when a defendant is delayed in court?
When a delayed arrest jeopardizes a defendant's right to a fair trial, due process requires dismissal of the charges. For that to happen, a defendant must show that the delay unfairly harmed his or her defense.
How to overturn a conviction?
To overturn a conviction, many courts also require that a defendant show that officers intentionally delayed the arrest in order to benefit the prosecution's case. An example would be deliberately postponing an arrest until evidence favorable to the defendant is no longer available.
What is the freedom of police officers?
Police officers are generally free to determine when to arrest someone; they need freedom to investigate the crime and collect evidence.
Do police have freedom to arrest?
The police have freedom to determine when to arrest someone—up to a point.
Do you have to show that the government caused the delay to purposefully harm the defense?
Some courts don't require that the defendant show that the government caused the delay to purposefully harm the defense. Instead, after a defendant establishes that the delay compromised her case, the prosecution must show a legitimate excuse for the delay.
Summary stream or Committal Stream?
All matters, no matter how serious, commence in the Magistrates’ Court in either the summary stream or the committal stream. Matters in the summary stream not only commence in the Magistrates’ Court but also are finalised in the Magistrates’ Court whereas matters in the committal stream will progress to either the Supreme or County Court.
Summary Stream Matters
Matters listed in the summary stream that are contested and progress to a trial in the Magistrates’ Court (referred to as a contested hearing) generally involve three hearings – a mention, a contest mention and a contested hearing.
Mention Hearing
A mention hearing is the first time your matter is mentioned in Court. Generally, three things can happen at a mention hearing. First, if you do not have a defence and you accept that you have committed the offence/s with which you have been charged you can plead guilty and progress straight to your sentencing hearing.
Contest Mention Hearing
The contest mention hearing is the intermediate stage of a matter listed in the summary stream of the Magistrates’ Court. A matter is listed for contest mention where the parties are unable to agree on how the matter should resolve such that judicial intervention is sought to assist in an effort to resolve the matter.
Contested Hearing
A contested hearing is the final stage in the summary stream process.
Committal stream
Indictable offences that are either not able to be dealt with in the summary stream of the Magistrates’ Court or are not dealt with in the summary stream because an accused person does not consent to summary jurisdiction or because a Magistrate determines a matter is too serious to progress in the summary stream will proceed in the committal stream of the Magistrates’ Court before progressing to a Court of higher jurisdiction..
Filing Hearing
When a person is charged with an indictable offence the first step in the Court process is a filing hearing in the Magistrates’ Court.
