ORO RZ (2.5 Gallons) by Oro Agri - Soil Surfactant Penetrant for Pre and Post Emergent Herbicides, Certified Organic.

Label Use Rates- For Soil: In furrow at planting with soil pesticides – Use 1 to 2 pints per acre In pre-emergent herbicide sprays – Use 1 to 2 pints per acre In broadcast tank mix solutions – Use 1 to 4 pints per acre Through drip, microjet or sprinkler irrigation systems – Use 2 to 8 pints per acre Through pivots – Use 2 to 8 pints per acre For growing media: 8 to 64 fluid ounces per ton of media (test rates prior to use) Application directions- ORO-RZ can be applied in-furrow, flood, microjet, sprinkler and other irrigation systems. It can also be applied in conjunction with most types of liquid fertilizer. In addition, it can be applied as a soil spray. When metering ORO-RZ directly into an irrigation system by means of a metering injection pump or suction regulated line, do not connect to an irrigation system used for chemical applications or directly to a public water system without a back siphon prevention system in place. Always connect to such systems in accordance with local and/or state regulations.

• Knocking out tough and resistant weeds and damaging soil pathogens requires getting your pesticides evenly spread throughout your soil. Missed areas lead to nutrient-stealing weed growth and disease that hurts your bottom line.
• ORO-RZ soil adjuvant combined with pesticides has been proven a powerful, new tool for controlling resistant weeds and damaging soil pathogens by promoting even distribution and spreading of pesticides throughout soil, including hydrophobic soil, to dramatically improve effectiveness.
• The ability of ORO-RZ to deliver superior performance of soil-applied pesticides offers you a better return on your pesticide investment through better control of pre-emergent weeds and soil-borne diseases.
• Get more from every acre by getting more from your pesticides with ORO-RZ.
• Get the most out of expert recommended pre-emergent weed control strategies with ORO-RZ soil adjuvant.