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<br />In case of accidental exposure to pesticide spay or
<br />dust, wash the skin thoroughly with soap and water.
<br />Remove: contaminated clothing and wash before reuse
<br />It in eyes, flush with plenty o water. If Inhaled, go to
<br />an area when the pesticide has not been applied. Get
<br />medical attention if needed.
<br />Storage and Disposal
<br />Pesticide Storage
<br />Do not store in or around the home.
<br />Do not store below 20'F, (-7°C).
<br />Do not use or store near heat, open flame or hot surfaces.
<br />Keep out of reach of children and animals. Store in original
<br />containers only. Store in a cool, dry place and avoid excess
<br />heat. Carefully open containers. After partial use, replace
<br />lids and close tightly. Do not put concentrate or dilute
<br />material into food or drink container. Do not contaminate
<br />other pesticides, fertilizers, water, food. or feed by storage
<br />or disposal.
<br />In case of spill, avoid contact, isolate area and keep out
<br />animals and unprotected Persons. Confine spills. Call FMC
<br />collect: (716) 7353765.
<br />To confine spill: If liquid, dike surrounding area or absorb
<br />to preent dispeaasand cat litter l. Place damagedack11 age in a hold
<br />container. Identify contents.
<br />Pesticide Disposal
<br />Pesticide wastes are acutely hazardous. Improper disposal
<br />of excess pesticide, spay mixture, or rinsate is a violation
<br />of Federal Law. If these wastes cannot be disposed of by
<br />use according to label instructions, Contact your State
<br />Pesticide of Environmental Control Agency, or the Hazar-
<br />dous Vveste representative at the nearest EPA Regional of.
<br />fice tar guidance.
<br />Container Disposal
<br />Triple rinse (or equivalent). Then offer for recycling or recon-
<br />ditioning, or puncture and dispose of in a sanitary landfill,
<br />or by other procedures approved by state and local
<br />authorities. Do not cut or weld metal containers.
<br />Not lot use or storage in or around the home
<br />Do not use in undiluted form.
<br />Apply the listed amount per acre when insects first appear and
<br />repeat as required to maintain effective control. Use in sufficient
<br />water for thorough coverage of listed crops, unless otherwise
<br />noted. Coverage of upper and lower leaf surfaces is essential for
<br />good control. Observe use limitations. It insect control is required
<br />beyond the following use Patterns, supplement the control Pro-
<br />gram with other suitable pesticides. When applying this material
<br />by aircraft, mix the recommended amount with sufficie twaon
<br />to provide a minimum of 1 gallon finished spray per
<br />vegetable and field crops and a minimum of 20 gallons of finish.
<br />ed sprayper acre on deciduous trees and vines. Where moa than
<br />2 quarts of this material are recommended, y ix with sufficient
<br />water to provide a minimum of finished spray equal to twice the
<br />amount of Thiodan 3 EC used. Do not plant root crops other than
<br />carrots, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and sugar beets
<br />and harvest
<br />crops. Observe days interval between last application
<br />indicated by number in ( ) following the crop.
<br />ANalta, Orown for Forage (2t.): Meadow SPittt sbug—'h pt. per acre.
<br />Apply 1 week atter eggs begin to hatch or when first small masses
<br />of froth are produced in the crowns of the plant which is
<br />minimum
<br />about the time the alfalfa is 4 to 6 inches tall. Apply in am
<br />of 10 gallons of water per acre by ground or 2 gallons of wafer
<br />per acre by air. Do not apply more than Once per cutting. Do not
<br />graze or cut forage within 21 days of treatment. Seed Crop Only.
<br />Aphids—gg1% pints Lygus Bugs -2 to 2rh quarts. Meadow
<br />or meat
<br />animals. Do not e use on forage not otrbe sold coeated mmercie to ally or ship
<br />ped interstate.
<br />Almonds: Peach Twig Borer -21/r to 3'h qts. per acreforcontro
<br />of early season infestation. Apply during popcorn, pink opetal
<br />tall. Use in a minimum of 200 gallons of water per acre dilute or
<br />in 40 gallons per acre concentrate. For areas less than one acre.
<br />• eotoo
<br />ateed hulmaybe fed to
<br />llls water.
<br />Clivestock aed one nl
<br />ication
<br />per sasn. ree
<br />d dairy
<br />animals -
<br />Apples (30): Apple Aphid. Rosy Apple Aphid, Wooly Aphid—%
<br />qt. per 100 gallons or 2'/3 to 3`1s qts. per acre. Apply Rust Mlle—%
<br />to % qts. per too gallons or 4 10 5y. qts- per acre. Do not feed
<br />m
<br />poace from treated apples to livestock. Do not exceed 2 applica-
<br />tions during the fruiting period. Aphids Black
<br />Apricots (301, Nectarines (30). Peaches (3)): p . ( Cherry,
<br />Bfack Poach ,Borer_Green Peach, Rusty Plum_ ), Catfacmg Insects, Poach
<br />ach
<br />silvery Mile Y, at. peejob r 1000allons gallonsror 2r/n to,/3%r qts. perracrPoe. Do
<br />nor exceed 2 applications during the fruiting period.
<br />- .. . -1 Anhui Green Peach Aphid -1 to Ph
<br />qts. Per acre. Artichb.I'Plume Moth -1'h qts. Per acre.
<br />Barley, Oats, Rye, wheat Army Cutworm -1'13 pl. per 3C . Do deet
<br />apply after heads begin to form. By air applyn
<br />oil per acre Do not feed treated forage to livestockB
<br />Beans. Succulent and Dry (Except Lima Beans) (3): Black Bean
<br />Aphid, Bean leafskeletonizer, Cucumber Beetles, Green Stink Bug,
<br />Mexican Bean Beetle—Use 1'h to 2'/' pts. Western
<br />per season
<br />Cutworm—Use 1'h qts. Do not exceed 3 app
<br />Do not feed threshings or allow livestocktraze in treated fields.
<br />04r
<br />Broccoli (7), Brussels Sprouts (14).Cabbage(7)•
<br />Cabbage Aphid. Cabbage Looper, Cross-StripedHarln aboBugage orted
<br />Diamondback Moth Larvae, Flea Beetle,
<br />Cabbageworm, Stink Bug— 1 to 1'h qts. Armyworms,
<br />Cutworms -1'h qts. per acre.
<br />Carrots (7K Green Poach Aphid -1 to 2'/3 qts. Do not exceed 2
<br />applications per season. Do not use tops for food or feed.
<br />Celery In Green Peach Aphid—Ph pipet Do not exceeC(3.preen
<br />en
<br />Peach Aphid, Cabbage Looper-22Ations per season.lons
<br />Cherries (21): Plum Rust (Nursery) Mile— '/, at.anrslahe ahuck
<br />h
<br />or 2'to 3/1 qt. per acre, Do not exceed 2 app
<br />split.
<br />Cherries (21)—Pacilic Northwest Only. Eyespotted Bud Moth,
<br />Fruittree lh eafroller—'at. per 100 gallons
<br />or 22/3
<br />topopcorn1/3 qts.
<br />er
<br />acre. For Eyespotted Bud Moth, appy during stage of
<br />growth. For Fruittree Leafroller, apply g pre -pink
<br />growth. Do not exceed 2 applications after shuck split.
<br />Collards aCeDiamondback
<br />tHarle-
<br />q
<br />uin Bug, imported abbagworrmmlgper acre.ADYonly once
<br />per season.
<br />Cotton: Thrips-2 qts. per ace. Do not apply atter bolls open. Do
<br />-not graze dairy or meat animals in treated -fields.
<br />Cotton—Westsrm Use Only: Bollworm, Cabbage Ipoper, Cotton
<br />o
<br />r g
<br />ts. per acre.
<br />Do not apply after polls Do not graze dairy or meat animas
<br />in
<br />treated helds.
<br />Cucumbers (0). Melons (0), Summer 6 Winter Squash (OY. Aphids,
<br />Cucumber Beetles, Striped Flea Beetle, Meionworm, Pickleworn.
<br />Rindworm (on Watermelons), Sauash Beetle, Squash Bug, Squash
<br />Vine Borer -11h to 22h Pts. For Vine Borer control apply weekly
<br />to pear. For abbage Looper and Omnivorous stems and vines estrowhen el er on olhs iMelo irst s
<br />use 11/3 qts.
<br />Douglas Fir (Grown for Ornamentals)—Pacific Northwest Only.
<br />Cooley Spruce Gall Aphid, Douglas Fir Needle Midge --n qt. per
<br />100 gallons or 1'h top. per gallon. To control Gall Aphid, apply
<br />inlateApril orearlyMay jtutis usttar. To control before buds open. Midge, apply
<br />Eggplants Ok Colorado Potato Beetle, Flea Beetle, Green Peach
<br />Aphid, Whitefly-1'h pts. per acre
<br />Grapes in Gape Leafhopper—'h quart per 100 gallons or 1/3
<br />to 2 qts. per acre. Rose Chafer—'h qt. Per 100 gallons. Do not
<br />apply to Concord variety as severe injury is likely to occur. Ground
<br />application preferred.
<br />lettuce (14): Cabbage Looper, Green Peach Aphid. Diamondback
<br />Moth Larvae, Imported Cab1bageworm-1 to 1'/r qts. Do not ex-
<br />ceed 3 applications after thinning head lettuce and remove out -
<br />ons per season
<br />side leaves at harvest. Do not exceed 2 app
<br />on leaf lettuce. Do not teed crop refuse to livestock.
<br />Macadams. per 100
<br />gallons off water maximuum of 5thern eeen Stinkga Ions per uacre). Do not graze
<br />livestock in treated groves.
<br />Mustard Greens (21): Aphids. Cabbage Looper, Imported
<br />Cabbageworm-1 qt. per acre. Do not exceed 1 application Per
<br />season. Aphids, Cyclamen (Greenhouse, and Out-of•Doorsy. P
<br />Mite, Whitefly, Rose Chafer—rh qt. per too gallons. On chrysan-
<br />themums, best results will be obtained if applied before plants
<br />flower. Do not apply to "Bonnafon Deluxe', "Fred Shoesmith', and
<br />"White Knight' chrysanthemums as injury may result. Do not use
<br />on birch trees. in greenhouse applications wear approved mask
<br />or respirator.
<br />Pears (7)': Consperse Stink Bug—Ground Treatment, use "r qt -
<br />per too gallons. 200 to 400 gallons spay per acre applied to or-
<br />chard floor and ground around trees prior to bloom. Do not graze t
<br />livestock in treated orchards. Faller Treatment, use h qt. per 1D0
<br />gallons or 2rA to 3'h qts. per acre. Stink Bugs must be wet to
<br />obtain control. Pear Rust Mite—'/a qt. per 100 gallons or 2'h
<br />3'h lied asracre. Reenlist a post hharvest orBlister
<br />dormant treatmentQpear Par sylla� 3%.
<br />ons
<br />app'
<br />qts. a e for aerial
<br />water cation. 40 go treat 1 acreallonsmums p r acre !oras ms
<br />per acre for aerial app
<br />concentrate, and observed
<br />gallons per acre for dilute). APPW wren
<br />adults are 1. M Observed re than 2 a are Small and repeat tp main-
<br />tain control. Make no more than 2 applications during the fruiting
<br />period.
<br />21): Make no more than 5 applications durinp the truiring period
<br />'fapplicaon Pass not resu.
<br />and sdouldionly as emplo etl t Impossible totapP y oy ground
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