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will crossbow herbicide kill corn Crossroad Brush Herbicide (Crossbow)Introducing Crossroad Herbicide, a powerful solution for managing and controlling unwanted trees, brush, and broadleaf weeds. Ideal for use on a variety of landscapes, Crossroad is designed to maintain the health and appearance of rangelands, permanent grass pastures, CRP acres, commercial turf and sod farms, and more. Key Benefits: Active Ingredients: Formulated with the same potent active ingredients found in Crossbow, Crossroad offers unmatched

Introducing Crossroad Herbicide, a powerful solution for managing and controlling unwanted trees, brush, and broadleaf weeds. Ideal for use on a variety of landscapes, Crossroad is designed to maintain the health and appearance of rangelands, permanent grass pastures, CRP acres, commercial turf and sod farms, and more.

Key Benefits:

• Active Ingredients: Formulated with the same potent active ingredients found in Crossbow, Crossroad offers unmatched efficacy in targeted vegetation management.
• Comprehensive Control: Delivers excellent control of woody plants, brush, and both annual and perennial broadleaf weeds.
• Versatile Application: Suitable for use on tall fescue, bluegrass, or perennial ryegrass turf, ensuring your grass remains free from invasive species.
• Adaptable Usage: Easily applied using various sprayers, from hand-held devices to larger tractor-mounted rigs, allowing for both small-scale and extensive applications.
• Quick Rainfastness: Becomes rainfast within two hours, ensuring effectiveness even in unpredictable weather conditions.
• Seasonal Flexibility: Can be applied to foliage during the growing season or during dormancy, providing year-round versatility in weed and brush control.

Enhance the vitality of your landscapes with Crossroad Herbicide, a reliable choice for professional and personal vegetation management.

Labeled use sites include:

• Commercial and recreational turf
• Commercial sod
• Rangeland
• Permanent grass pastures
• Conservation reserve program (CRP) acres
• Fence rows
• Non-irrigation ditchbanks
• Roadsides and other non-crop areas
• Industrial sites

Weeds controlled include:

• Black medic
• Bull thistle
• Burdock
• Buttercup
• Canada thistle
• Catnip
• Chamise
• Chickweeds (common & mouse-ear)
• Chicory
• Cinquefoil
• Clover
• Cocklebur
• Cornflower
• Cornspeedwell
• Creeping beggarweed
• Dandelion
• Docks
• Field bindweed
• Goldenrod
• Ground ivy
• Henbit
• Knawel
• Lambsquarters
• Lespedeza
• Matchweed
• Mustards
• Oxalis (stricta and corniculata)
• Plantain
• Poison oak
• Prostate spurge
• Purslane speedwell
• Smartweed
• Sowthistle
• Spiderwort
• Spotted Cat’s-ear
• Vetch
• Wild carrot
• Wild violet
• Yarrow

Woody plants controlled include:

• Alder
• Ash
• Beech
• Birch
• Blackberry
• Black Locust
• Boneset
• Cascara
• Ceanothus spp.
• Cherry (except black)
• Cottonwood
• Dogwood
• Elderberry
• Hawthorn
• Honeysuckle
• Maples (except bigleaf & vine)
• Multiflora rose
• Poison ivy
• Poison oak
• Sassafras (top growth)
• Scotch broom
• Sumac
• Sycamore
• Tamarack
• Wax myrtle (top growth)
• White oak
• Wild grape
• Willow

**Please refer to label for instructions on use rates and sites the product may be used.**