Goal 2XL

CaroVail · UPC-A 80% · EPA Reg 92894-2-71368 · Herbicide Document last checked 2026-05-30

About this product

Active ingredient UPC-A 80%

Manufacturer CaroVail

Category Herbicide

Full details for Goal 2XL

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Goal 2XL is a postemergence herbicide used for weed control in various crops. Its active ingredient is oxyfluorfen (22.3%). It is designed to control a wide variety of annual and perennial broadleaf weeds and some grasses. The product can be applied as a preemergence weed control during seeding or as a postemergence treatment. It is effective when applied to soil surfaces that are clean of crop or weed residues. For postemergence use, it is a contact herbicide, meaning it can cause crop injury if sprayed directly on plant tissue; therefore, careful application is required to avoid contact with the desired crop. The label specifies different application rates based on the target weed pressure and crop type, often requiring the addition of a nonionic surfactant to enhance efficacy. Users must follow specific timing restrictions, such as avoiding application during certain months to prevent crop injury. Handling requires personal protective equipment (PPE) including long-sleeved shirts, long pants, chemical-resistant gloves, and shoes plus socks. It is toxic to aquatic invertebrates and should not be applied directly to water or areas where surface water is present.

Pests covered (1)

broadleaf weeds and some grasses

Areas treatable (1)

soil surfaces or crop fields

How to treat each type of area 1

soil surfaces or crop fields

various

Target pest	Location	Rate	Unit	Dilution	Label notes
broadleaf weeds and some grasses	Outdoor	varies by crop/weed	oz/acre or gal/acre	varies	Contact herbicide; avoid direct contact with crop tissue to prevent injury.

Mixing instructions 1

For pests	Location	Amount	Per	Finished strength	Label notes
postemergence weed control	Outdoor	varies	varies	varies	Add 80% nonionic surfactant at 0.5 fl oz per gallon of spray for postemergence use.

Worker safety

Re-entry interval (REI) 24

PPE required Long-sleeved shirt and long pants; shoes plus socks; chemical-resistant gloves (e.g., Barrier Laminate, Viton) when mixing and loading; chemical-resistant apron when mixing and loading; chemical-resistant footwear plus socks; chemical-resistant loadgear for overhead exposure; chemical-resistant apron when exposed to the product concentrate.

Timing & weather

Avoid application when wind speeds exceed 10 mph.
Avoid application when wind speeds are between 5 and 10 mph if inversion conditions exist.

Use restrictions 4

Do not apply during certain months (e.g., Feb 15 - March 31 in specific counties) to avoid crop injury.
Do not apply to crops with high moisture content.
Do not apply directly to water or areas with surface water.
Do not apply in a manner inconsistent with labeling.