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Section D.5 Thiobencarb Mandatory . Mandatory preseason thiobencarb stewardship training applies only to preseason thiobencarb restricted material permit holders located in the Sacramento thiobencarb Valley rice -growing counties. stewardship training by the . Restricted material permits shall not be issued to growers who have not California Rice received California Rice Commission certification that the attended a Y Commission preseason thiobencarb stewardship training session that year. • The county agricultural commissioner may certify a grower that did not attend a thiobencarb stewardship training session by having them view a presentation of the current preseason thiobencarb stewardship training session. Drift Minimization 1. All liquid formulations of Thiobencarb shall not be applied by air in Colusa and Glenn Counties starting North of Highway 20 and West of the Sacramento River. 11. The use of Bolero l OG formulation is prohibited in the Sacramento Valley rice growing counties of Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Placer, Sacramento, Sutter, Tehama, Yolo, and Yuba. III. In the Sacramento Valley rice growing counties of Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Placer, Sacramento, Sutter, Tehama, Yolo, and Yuba, no aerial applications shall be made or continued within 1/2 mile of the Sacramento or Feather Rivers unless there is a continuous positive airflow away from the river. IV. In the Sacramento Valley rice growing counties of Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Placer, Sacramento, Sutter, Tehama, Yolo, and Yuba, no aerial application shall be made or continued within 1/2 mile of the Sacramento or Feather Rivers when the wind speed exceeds seven miles per hour. V. In Sacramento and Yolo Counties, no aerial applications shall be made or continued within 1/a mile of the Sacramento River unless they are made under the direct supervision of the county agricultural commissioner's representative. VI. In Sacramento and Yolo Counties, the maximum acres treated by air each day within 1/4 mile of the Sacramento River shall not exceed 33 percent of the average acres treated per day by air within this area in each county during 2002. Continued on next page D-17 (Rev. 02/2017)