Johnson Feed Company

ACTIVE INGREDIENT:

lmidacloprid, 1-[(6-Chloro-3-pyridinyl) methyl]-N-nitro-2-imidazolidinimine...........................................................0.2%

This product can be applied with a drop or broadcast (rotary) spreader. For best results, apply this product evenly and uniformly over the turfgrass (lawn) area avoiding streaking, skips or overlaps. Before each application, determine the correct amount (lbs.) of product to place in the spreader hopper for the area to be treated. A more uniform application can be made by spreading one-half of the recommended amount of this product over the turfgrass area and then applying the remaining one-half of this product at a right angle to the previous application direction.

Pests Controlled: White grubs (including larvae of Japanese beetle, Oriental beetle, chafers, Asiatic garden beetle, European Cranefly, May and June beetle, and black turfgrass ataenius).

How to Apply: Apply as a broadcast treatment to soil, mulch or other substrate. Prior to application, remove black plastic from area to be treated to allow water to penetrate into the soil. Permeable weed barriers need not be removed prior to application.

After Applying: HI-YIELD® GRUB FREE ZONE II will work best if material is worked into the soil around plants or if a thorough watering of rainfall occurs within 24 hours after application to move the product down through mulch and into the soil.

When to Apply: The best control of grubs will be obtained if HI-YIELD® GRUB FREE ZONE II is applied before grubs begin to hatch. For best results, application should occur from April through mid-August. DO NOT apply to waterlogged areas. IMIDACLOPRID may not work effectively under these conditions.

How Much to Apply: HI-YIELD® GRUB FREE ZONE II should be applied at the rate of 2.87 pounds per 1,000 square feet. This 15 pound bag will treat 5,000 square feet of landscaped area. The table below can be used as a guide for applying the proper rate of HI-YIELD® GRUB FREE ZONE II. However, the application rate can vary depending on the speed of application and the condition of the spreader.