Because 2,4-D can cause severe damage to sensitive crops (like cotton, grapes, and tomatoes), users must check wind conditions and use Very Coarse to Extremely Coarse nozzles.

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: 720 g/L 2,4-D present as dual salts (isopropylamine and dimethylamine).

Agricultural labels for 720-strength amines include vital "DO NOT" instructions to prevent off-target damage:

: Ground and aerial applications must use Very Coarse or Extremely Coarse droplets to minimize drift.