While some vegetation management programs require pounds or gallons of product, Escort^® XP provides effective control using only a few ounces per acre. This selective herbicide controls many annual and perennial broadleaf weeds, along with difficult brush and woody species, while offering excellent selectivity to certain grass species.

Escort XP is registered for use on private, public and military lands; rights-of-way; industrial sites; non-crop areas; ditch banks of dry drainage ditches; certain types of unimproved turfgrass; rangeland; pastures; grass hayfields; and conifer and hardwood plantations, including grazed areas within labeled use sites.

Its dry-flowable formulation, low odor and flexible tank-mix options make Escort XP a practical solution for a wide range of vegetation management programs.

• Broad-spectrum control of more than 85 annual, biennial and perennial broadleaf weeds and more than 28 brush and woody species
• Low use rates of approximately 0.5 to 2 ounces per acre for broadleaf weeds and 1 to 3 ounces per acre for brush, depending on the target species and application
• No grazing or hay-harvest restrictions when applied at labeled rates of 1.66 ounces per acre or less
• No composting restrictions
• Not a federally restricted-use pesticide
• Nonvolatile and low odor
• Selective to certain desirable grass species
• Flexible use across rights-of-way, industrial areas, rangeland, pastures, grass hayfields, forestry sites and other non-crop areas
• Can be tank-mixed with other registered herbicides to broaden the weed-control spectrum

Escort XP controls or suppresses a broad spectrum of unwanted broadleaf weeds, brush and woody plants.

Broadleaf weeds

Whitetop, Canada thistle, musk thistle, Scotch thistle, plumeless thistle, sericea lespedeza, halogeton, common mullein, curly dock, lupine, teasel, tall larkspur, sulphur cinquefoil, poison hemlock, oxeye daisy, common tansy, tansy ragwort, wild garlic, mustard species, salsify, cutleaf vipergrass, houndstongue and more.

Brush and woody plants

Tree of heaven, snowberry, rabbitbrush, buckbrush, eastern red cedar, multiflora rose, greasewood, sagebrush and more. Tank mixtures may be required for effective control of certain species.

Always read and follow label instructions. See the product label for the complete list of weeds and brush species controlled or suppressed and for species-specific application rates

For best results, apply Escort XP to foliage after weed emergence or dormancy break. Applications to young, actively growing plants generally provide the best results on annual weeds. For perennial weeds, applications made during the bud or bloom stage, or while target weeds are in the fall rosette stage, may provide the best control.

Escort XP can be applied using ground or aerial equipment where permitted by the label. The appropriate use rate depends on the target species, plant size and application site.

A high-quality surfactant is recommended to enhance control of susceptible plants except where otherwise noted on the label. Escort XP may also be tank-mixed with other registered herbicides, including 2,4-D, Telar^® XP, picloram, aminopyralid, dicamba and triclopyr, to enhance or broaden the control spectrum. A tank mix with Rejuvra^® herbicide can help support residual seed-bank management.

Escort XP offers application flexibility across a variety of labeled sites, including:

• Rights-of-way
• Industrial sites
• Airports, railroads and pipelines
• Other non-crop lands
• Private, public and military lands
• Rangeland
• Pastures
• Grass hayfields
• Ditch banks of dry drainage ditches
• Certain types of unimproved turfgrass
• Conifer and hardwood plantations