Description

Gallup Special 360 is a herbicide concentrate for the preparation of an aqueous solution which is used foliar in the cultivation of winter wheat, winter barley and winter oilseed rape after harvest, in cultivated crops (stubble), in apple orchards and in areas not used for agriculture. Gallup Special 360 is an alternative brand to third party brands such as, Roundup® , Rosate® , Clinic®, Roaste®, Slingshot™, Samurai®, Rodeo®, Barbarian®, Glyfos® and other 360g/l glyphosate brands.

According to the HRAC classification, the active substance glyphosate is classified in group G

Intended for use with self-propelled or tractor-mounted field sprayers Knapsack and hand-held sprayers.

Manufacturer: Barclay Chemicals (R&D) Ltd.,

Damastown Way, Damastown Industrial Park, Mulhuddart, Dublin 15, Ireland

Copyright © Barclay Chemical (R&D) Limited 2022

® Gallup is a registered trademark of Barclay Chemicals (R&D) Ltd.

Durability - 2 years

Date of manufacture - on the packaging
Net content - on the packaging
Batch number - on the packaging

 

EFFECT ON WEEDS

Gallup Special 360 is a foliar herbicide with systemic action.  It is taken up by the green parts of the plants (leaves, green shoots and non-woody bark), then moves around the entire plant and finally the underground parts (roots, stolons, etc.) causing them to die.
The first symptoms of action, such as yellowing and wilting, are visible 7-10 days after the procedure.

Complete death of the plants occurs after about 3 weeks. High temperature and humidity of the air and strong sunlight accelerate the action of the agent.

* Sensitive weeds:

at a dose of 3 l/ha: unilateral weed, starfish, self-seeding grain, common tassel, annual panicle

at a dose of 4 l/ha:  Field violet, pale white, pale pink , white clover, common couch grass, hybrid lucerne, odourless camomile, couch grass, goose finger herb, pigeon grass, meadow bluegrass

at a dose of 5 l/ha: small geranium, buttercup, light purple, blackberry, white quinoa, burdock, carrot, dandelion, field thistle, nettle, sorrel

* Medium sensitive weeds:

at a dose of 5 l/ha: *Marsh willowherb

* Resistant weeds: Horsetail

APPLICATION

Note:
Do not apply Gallup Special 360 pesticide in public parks, gardens, sports and recreation areas, schools, nurseries, day care centers or health care facilities.

Apply after harvest of crops before the start of post-harvest to control couch grass and other weeds (stubble).

Period of application: Gallup Special 360 is applied to green, intensively growing weeds from mid-August to late fall.

Do not perform cultivation procedures after harvesting the crop and before applying the agent.   At the time of treatment, couch grass should reach a height of 10-25 cm and produce at least 3-4 fully formed leaves. Annual monocotyledonous weeds should be at least 5 cm high and dicotyledonous weeds should have two leaves fully developed.

Maximum single dose: 4 l/ha.

Recommended dose for single use: 3 - 4 l/ha.

The maximum number of treatments during the growing season: 1
Recommended amount of water: 200-300 l/ha.

 

PREPARATION OF A SPRAY MIX

Before proceeding with the preparation of the usable liquid, carefully determine the amount needed.

Pour the measured amount of agent into the spray tank partially filled with water. If possible, stir the mixture. Rinse the emptied package three times with water and pour the wash with the usable liquid into the spray container. After pouring the agent into the spray tank, which is not equipped with a hydraulic agitator, the liquid in the tank mixes mechanically.

In case of interruptions in spraying, thoroughly mix the usable liquid in the spray tank before starting work.  Recommended operating pressure: 2-3 atmospheres.

During operation, when the usable liquid is in the spray tank, care should be taken to completely vent the tank.

Use the usable liquid prepared in the spray tank immediately.

At the time of work, note the remarks and contraindications.

 

HANDLING OF RESIDUAL LIQUID AND LAUNDRY FROM

DEVICES

Handle residues of the liquid used after treatment in such a way as to reduce the risk of contamination of surface and groundwater as defined by the relevant regulations and any soil contamination, i.e..:

• After dilution, if possible (at the earliest  but 6 hours after the end of the procedure) use on the surface on which the treatment was carried out, or
• dispose of by technical processes that ensure the biodegradation of the active substances of plant protection products, or dispose of by other means in accordance with waste regulations.

 

Wash the device thoroughly after work.

Treat the water used to wash the equipment as with the residues of the usable liquid with the same personal protective equipment.

 

SAFE USE OF THE PRODUCT

Prior to the application of the measure, all concerned parties who may be exposed to the drift of useful fluid and have requested this information shall be notified .

 

Precautions for users:

Do not eat, drink or smoke while using the product.

Use protective gloves and clothing that will protect you from the pesticide during preparation of the usable liquid and during application .

 

Environmental protection:

Do not contaminate the water with a pesticide or its packaging. Do not wash the device near surface water. Avoid water contamination from farm and road drainage ditches.

To protect aquatic organisms that are not the target of the measure, it is necessary to designate a protection zone of 1 meter width of reservoirs and watercourses.

In order to protect plants and arthropods that are not the target of the product, it is necessary to designate a protection zone 5 meters wide of areas not used for agriculture.

STORAGE CONDITIONS AND SAFE DISPOSAL OF THE CROP PROTECTION PRODUCT AND PACKAGING

Keep out of reach of children.

Store the crop protection product:

• in locations or facilities where appropriate protective measures have been taken against environmental contamination and third party access.
• in the original packaging so as to prevent contact with food, beverages or feed at a temperature of 0 ° C - 30 ° C. It is forbidden to use empty packaging elsewhere.

 

FIRST AID

Antidotes: none, use symptomatic therapy.

If you need to seek medical advice, show the package or label.

 

To avoid risks to people and the environment, the instructions for use must be observed.

 

Areas of use and conditions of use established by the regulatory authority:
Winter wheat, winter barley	Monocotyledonous weeds Dicotyledonous weeds Siccation	NT 101 The application of the agent must be carried out in a width of At least 20 m to adjacent areas (excluding areas used for agriculture or horticulture, roads, paths and squares) must be carried out with a loss-reducing device which is entered in the list of "Loss-reducing devices" dated October 14, 1993 (Federal Gazette No. 205, p. 9780), as amended, at least in drift reduction class 50 %. When applying the product, the use of loss-reducing technology is not necessary if the application is carried out with portable plant protection equipment or if adjacent areas (e.g. field margins, hedges, grove islands) are less than 3 m wide or if the product is applied in an area which has been designated as an agricultural landscape with a sufficient proportion of small structures by the Federal Biological Research Centre in the "List of regionalized small structure proportions" of 7 February 2002 (Federal Gazette No. 70a of 13 April 2002), as amended.   NG352: An interval of 40 days between sprays must be observed when applying the product if the total of two consecutive spray applications with this and other plant protection products containing glyphosate exceeds the sum of 2.9 kg glyphosate/ha.   NW 468 Do not allow application liquids and their residues, agents and their residues, emptied containers or packages as well as cleaning and rinsing liquids to reach water bodies. This also applies to indirect discharges via sewers, yard and street drains as well as rainwater and wastewater channels.   For the application areas in cereals with siccation (winter /summer wheat, winter/summer barley, winter/summer oats as well as durum wheat) applies:   WA 700 Application is allowed only on partial areas where harvesting is not possible due to weed infestation in stockpiled stands or intercropping in stockpiled or standing stands.
Spring wheat Spring barley Spring oats	Monocotyledonous weeds Dicotyledonous weeds Siccation
Arable Crops	Monocotyledonous weeds Dicotyledonous weeds Failure crops, failure cereals, potato volunteer crops
Durum wheat	Monocotyledonous weeds Dicotyledonous weeds Siccation
Flax	Monocotyledonous weeds Dicotyledonous weeds Siccation
Rapeseed	Monocotyledonous weeds Dicotyledonous weeds Siccation
Meadows, pastures	Monocotyledonous weeds Dicotyledonous weeds
Set-aside areas	Monocotyledonous weeds Dicotyledonous weeds
Hardwood Softwood	Monocotyledonous weeds Dicotyledonous weeds
Pome fruit	Monocotyledonous weeds Dicotyledonous weeds

 

Application instructions

 

ARABLE FARMING: PRE-HARVEST AND PRE-SICCATION CONTROL OF CROP CHEWING RESISTANCE
Culture	Spectrum of action	Max. Effort	Conditions of use
Winter wheat, winter barley, winter oats	Mono- and dicotyledonous weeds, siccation	1 x 5 L/ha in 100 to 400 L water	Excluded for seed production and brewing purposes from BBCH 89 for late treatment until 7 days before harvesting
Spring wheat, spring barley, spring oats	Mono- and dicotyledonous weeds, siccation	1 x 5 L/ha in 100 to 400 L water	Excluded for seed production and brewing purposes from BBCH 89 for late treatment until 7 days before harvesting
Durum wheat	Mono- and dicotyledonous weeds, siccation	1 x 5 L/ha in 100 to 400 L water	Excluded for seed production and brewing purposes from BBCH 89 for late treatment until 7 days before harvesting
Do not use straw from treated grain for growing media. Waiting periods: Winter wheat, winter barley, winter oats, spring wheat, spring barley, spring oats, durum wheat: 7 days Application is only allowed on partial areas where harvesting is not possible due to weed infestation in stockyards or intercropping in stockyards or standing crops. (WA 700)

  

WEED CONTROL AND SICCATION FOR LATE APPLICATION IN RAPE AND LINSEED (PRE-HARVEST TREATMENT)
Culture	Spectrum of action	Max. Effort	Conditions of use
Rapeseed	Mono- and dicotyledonous weeds, siccation	1 x 4 L/ha in 200 L water	Excluded for seed production from BBCH 85 for late treatment until 7 days before harvesting
Linseed (oil flax)	Mono- and dicotyledonous weeds, siccation	1 x 4 L/ha in 100 to 400 L water	from BBCH 85 until 14 days before harvesting
Waiting times: Canola: 7 days; Flax: 14 days

 

ARABLE FARMING: STUBBLE TREATMENT
Culture	Spectrum of action	Max. Effort	Conditions of use
Arable Crops	Monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous weeds, volunteer crops, volunteer cereals, potato volunteer crops.	1 x 5 L/ha in 100 to 400 L water	Stubble treatment in autumn after harvest
Waiting periods: Arable crops: none

SET-ASIDE AREAS FOR RECULTIVATION
Culture	Spectrum of action	Max. Effort	Conditions of use
Set-aside areas (recultivation)	Mono- and dicotyledonous weeds	1 x 5 L/ha in 100 to 400 L water	For recultivation during the vegetation period, before tillage and before sowing subsequent crops.
Do not use treated growth (spoil before reseeding) for hay production; it may be used for direct feeding or ensiling. (VV549) Waiting periods: Arable crops, vegetable crops: none

 

GREENLAND
Culture	Spectrum of action	Max. Effort	Conditions of use
Meadows and pastures	Mono- and dicotyledonous weeds	1 x 4 L/ha in 100 to 400 L water	For grassland regeneration, during the vegetation period, before sowing with subsequent plowing.
Do not use treated growth (spoil before reseeding) for hay production; it may be used for direct feeding or ensiling. (VV549) Waiting periods: Meadows, pastures (grass and hay): none

 

FRUIT CONSTRUCTION
Culture	Spectrum of action	Max. Effort	Conditions of use
Pome fruit	Mono- and dicotyledonous weeds	1 x 5 L/ha in 100 to 400 L water	From planting year in spring or summer
Waiting periods: Yielding plants: Pome fruit: 42 days Leaves and non-woody shoots on trees must not be affected by the spray. Young trees with green bark should therefore be excluded from the treatment. Immediately remove wetted side shoots, shoot shoots and wildlings, etc.

 

FOREST CULTURES
Culture	Spectrum of action	Max. Effort	Conditions of use
Hardwood and softwood	Mono- and dicotyledonous weeds	1 x 5 L/ha in 100 to 400 L of water, Spray only with ground equipment	In bare areas or under old growth without young growth during the growing season.
If wild berries (e.g. raspberries, blueberries, elderberries) are present, treat only after berry harvest or until berries begin to bloom; otherwise, ensure that berries are not consumed. (VV215) If wild weeds are present, ensure that they are not harvested after treatment. (VV216) Waiting periods: on bare areas or under old wood without young growth: wild berries and wild fruits, wild mushrooms: none

 

Application recommendations

Applications only in the open field from spring to fall. Do not perform tillage until 7 days after an application.

Under normal weather conditions, a visible effect occurs within 10 days. The plants wither, turn yellow and dry out. Good control requires the formation of sufficient receptive leaf mass, i.e., the plants should be in an active growth phase. Weeds should have 5 cm long leaves and weeds should have at least 2 unfolded leaves. For persistent weeds, application at the flowering stage may be indicated. Common couch grass is most sensitive to Barclay Gallup Special 360 during tillering and new rhizome formation. This is usually when the plants have developed 5-6 leaves with approximately 12-15 cm of growth.
Occasional occurrence of slight crop growth retardation is possible, especially in direct seeding when the seed germinates amid decomposing plant material. Careful cultivation measures are therefore necessary. No application of lime, artificial fertilizers, manure, pesticides or similar substances for up to 5 days after application of Barclay Gallup Special 360.

Barclay Gallup Special 360 can be applied for weed control on mineral and organic soils or surfaces, including ash and gravel. The product has no soil effect.

Leaves and non-woody shoots on trees and shrubs as well as neighboring crops must not be hit by the spray liquid. Do not spray in windy weather!

Controllability of weeds:

Very good to good control: Field mustard, volunteer wheat, ivy-leaved speedwell, greater bittercress, shepherd's purse, annuals. Field grass, wild oat, common ragwort, common couch grass,

On set-aside areas also: hairy bittercress, common fumitory, annual pennycress, fleabane, creeping ragwort, black nightshade, ryegrass. Bingelkraut, Field Speedwell, Fleabane, Burdock, Thistle, Black Nightshade, Meadow Dandelion, Ryegrass, Dwarf Pimpernel

Less well controlled: Field foxtail, volunteer rape, crooked amaranth, Persian speedwell, white goosefoot Not adequately controlled: Flowering millet, common lady's mantle, common hen's millet.

Preparation of the spray broth

Fill the spray tank with half the required amount of water. Add the product while stirring thoroughly and fill up the missing amount of water. Never prepare more spray liquid than necessary. Dilute any unavoidable residual solution in a ratio of 1:10 and apply to the previously treated area. Apply the spray liquid on the same day.

Barclay Gallup Special 360 must not be mixed or stored in galvanized or non-alloy steel containers. Containers must be ventilated and free of flammable materials.

Equipment cleaning

Thoroughly clean all equipment and vessels that have come into contact with the product with rinsing solution after use. Apply rinsing water to the previously treated surface.

Miscibility

Do not mix with other crop protection products or nutrient preparations.

Soil cultivation

Barclay Gallup Special 360 shows no long-term herbicidal activity in the soil after application. Under normal weather conditions, tillage can be done 7 days after treatment. In adverse weather conditions, wait for the characteristic red/yellow coloration of the leaves before tillage.

Notes on environmental protection

Do not allow agent and/or its container to reach water bodies. Do not clean application equipment in the immediate vicinity of water bodies. Prevent indirect inputs via yard and street drains.

Storage and disposal

Protect from frost. Store only in the original sealed container in a safe place. Thoroughly rinse empty container, add rinse water to spray tank and apply to previously treated area.

Do not reuse empty packaging. Return empty and carefully rinsed packaging to authorized collection points (PAMIRA). Contact your distributor for information on the time and place of collections. Do not add product residues to household waste, but deliver them in original packaging to the bodies responsible for disposal. For further information, please contact your city or district administration.

® = Registered trademark of the IVA.

Liability

Our products are of high quality. Since transport, storage, application and weather conditions before and after application are beyond our control and we cannot foresee all related conditions, we exclude any liability for possible damage resulting from transport, storage and application.

Notes and requirements for user protection

Wear universal protective gloves (crop protection) when handling the undiluted agent.

Avoid any unnecessary contact with the agent. Misuse may cause damage to health. (SB001) Keep out of reach of children. (SB010)

The guideline for the requirements for personal protective equipment in plant protection "Personal protective equipment when handling plant protection products" of the Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety must be observed. (SB110) Do not re-enter treated areas/crops until the spray coating has dried. (SF245-01)

In the case of products that are plant protection products, the order and the conclusion of the purchase contract can be made only by customers who are natural persons, who have full legal capacity and who have the respective nationally prescribed qualifications for the purchase and use of these products.