Department of Pesticide Regulation

Environmental Monitoring Branch

1001 I Street

Sacramento California 95812

CORRELATING AGRICULTURAL USE WITH AMBIENT CONCENTRATION OF 13-DICHLOROPROPENE DURING

THE PERIOD OF 2011-2014

Colin Brown

December 15 2016

1 Abstract

13-Dichloropropene also known as 13-D or Telone is a widely used fumigant in California agriculture used primarily for its nematicidal properties The Department of Pesticide Regulationrsquos (DPR) Air Monitoring Network (AMN) collected a 24-hour sample each week to measure airborne concentrations of 13-D in three California communities during the period of 2011-2014 DPR concurrently collected pesticide use reports (PURs) from pesticide applicators which provide details on application location timing and amount of 13-D applied Use data was analyzed for its relation to 24-hour concentration data in a regression framework We tested several spatial and temporal scales from which to select use data for inclusion in the final regression Adjustment factors were used as an indirect method of accounting for application practices and their effect on emissions

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use within 5 miles of a monitoring site and 24-hour ambient 13-D concentration but the linear regression explained only a small (25) proportion of the overall variation in concentration data The large proportion of unexplained variation suggests that the resulting regression is not of practical use for estimation of 24-hour ambient concentrations A relatively high number of detections with no associated use within a timespan of a week prior to sampling may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial and temporal scales examined in this study Environmental factors such as meteorology and topography may have contributed some of the unexplained variability in the regression Additional possible sources of error are discussed

2 Background

21 Chemical Description

13-D is a colorless-to-straw-colored liquid with a sharp sweet penetrating chloroform-like odor at room temperature 13-D is a halogenated organic molecule with two geometric isomers cis-13-D and trans-13-D (Figure 1) which are generally found in combination in nearly equal parts It is soluble in most organic solvents and evaporates easily (US EPA 2006) The chemical properties of 13-D are further described in Table 1

1

Common Name 13-Dichloropropene Other Names Telone II 3-chloropropenyl chloride

alpha- chloroallyl chloride Physical State Liquid

Molecular Formula C3H4Cl2

CAS Registry Number 13-D 542-75-6 cis-isomer 010061-01-5

trans-isomer 010061-02-6 Molecular Weight 11098 gmol

Density 3 122 gcm Chemical Family Boiling Point Melting Point

Solubility in Water

Vapor Pressure

Chlorinated Hydrocarbon 108 C -84 C

218 x 103 (cis-) ppm 25C 232 x 103 (trans-) ppm 25C

343 mm Hg 25C Henryrsquos Law Constant

C Log Kow355 x 10-3 atm-m 3mol 25

182 Log Koc 136 (cis-)

141 (trans-)

Figure 1 Chemical structure of 13-dichloropropene From Vidrio (2012)

Table 1 Summary of the physical and chemical properties of 13-D Adapted from Vidrio (2012)

Sources Vidrio (2012) US EPA (2006 2000 1998) Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Knuteson (1996) US Department of Health and Human Services (1990)

22 Environmental Persistence

Field volatility studies estimate that 10-56 of 13-D applied as a fumigant may volatilize into the atmosphere in the two weeks following application (DPR 2013 Vidrio 2012 van Wesenbeeck 1998 Knuteson et al 1997) The primary route of degradation for volatilized 13shyD is photooxidation via reaction with hydroxyl radicals (bullOH) with a half-life of approximately 7 hours for the trans- isomer and 12 hours for the cis- isomer (Tuazon et al 1984 Moilanen et al 1977) 13-D will also degrade by reaction with ozone (O3) with a half-life of 12 days for the trans- isomer and 52 days for the cis- isomer (Tuazon et al 1984) Both reactions produce 3shychloropropionyl chloride which reacts with condensed water to form 3-chloropropionic acid

2

and is removed from the atmosphere by rainfall (Tuazon et al 1984 Moilanen et al 1977) The potential for destruction of stratospheric ozone is limited by the relatively quick degradation of 13-D in the troposphere (Goersch and Dilling 1979)

Adsorption of 13-D to soil particles is relatively weak (Park et al 2004) and most 13-D will remain in the vapor phase under dry conditions at soil temperatures Higher soil moisture may slow the upward diffusion and subsequent loss of 13-D from the soil column (Thomas et al 2003) and may also accelerate the hydrolytic breakdown of 13-D into chlorine and chloroallyl alcohol (van Dijk 1974) 13-D can be persistent in soil with reported half-lives of up to 69 days although actual breakdown time will vary depending on soil type temperature and moisture Microbial activity is one of the largest contributors to 13-D degradation and half-lives of 1-3 days have been reported in the presence of Pseudomonas bacteria (Vidrio 2012 NTP 2011) Soils with higher organic matter and soil moisture contents are associated with shorter breakdown times (Guo et al 2004) as are soils with microbial communities adapted to repeated 13-D exposure (Ibekwe et al 2001) The pathway of microbial degradation for 13-D has been extensively studied and is further described in Figure 2 13-D quickly undergoes anaerobic degradation in anoxic conditions with a half-life of 24-91 days depending on soil type and temperature (McCall 1986a) Losses from leaching and runoff are relatively minor (Vidrio et al 2013a Heim et al 2002)

13-D volatilizes rapidly from surface water with an estimated maximum half-life of 50 hours (Vidrio 2012 US EPA 2006) Most 13-D will remain in solution due to its high solubility and low Koc and the likelihood of accumulation in sediment is low (US EPA 2006) Hydrolysis in water is primarily influenced by temperature with half-lives of 31 (plusmn01) 113 (plusmn05) and 51 (plusmn23) days at 30 20 and 10 deg C respectively (McCall 1986b Krijgsheld and van der Gen 1986) The relatively short hydrolysis and anaerobic degradation half-lives for 13-D limit its potential for groundwater contamination (Vidrio 2012 Oliver 1987) and a pair of DPR groundwater sampling studies in locations with 13-D usage yielded no positive detections for 13-D residue (Knuteson et al 1992)

13-D may adversely affect earthworms and soil microflora (Small et al 2008) and may subsequently present both an acute and chronic risk to earthworm-eating and insectivorous birds and mammals (EFSA 2006) 13-D is moderately toxic to aquatic organisms including algae invertebrates and fish (Vidrio 2012) 13-D does not accumulate in target tissue due to its high water solubility (US EPA 2000 WHO 1993)

23 Regulation and Human Health

13-D was first registered as a pesticide in the United States in 1954 and registered in California in 1970 US EPA introduced a reregistration standard in October 1986 after amendment of the Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) and also released a Federal Register notice around the same time announcing a Special Review of 13-D in response to cancer concerns for workers and residents near treated fields New label changes were introduced in 1992 and 1996 in order to minimize worker and resident exposure 13-D again underwent re-registration in 1998 with additional restrictions for use near drinking water wells or in areas overlying karst geology (US EPA1998)

3

Figure 2 Pathway for microbial breakdown of 13-D in soil Breakdown in soil may also occur abiotically or through hydrolysis Sources Poelarends et al 2003 van Hylckama et al 1991 Roberts and Stoydin 1976 van Dijk 1974

4

In 1989 13-D was added to Californiarsquos proposition 65 list of chemicals known to the State to cause cancer Proposition 65 officially known as the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 requires the Governor of California to publish an annual list of chemicals known to the state to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity (Health and Safety Code sect 252498) The California Safe Drinking Water Act of 1996 (Health and Safety Code sect 116270) requires the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard assessment (OEHHA) to develop public health goals (PHGs) for chemicals included on the annual list (Health and Safety Code sect 116365(c)) In 1999 OEHHA established a public health goal (PHG) of 02 parts per billion based on carcinogenic potency factors as found in toxicology literature (Bankowska 2006) PHGs are concentrations of a contaminant in drinking water that are not expected to pose a significant health risk if consumed for a lifetime (OEHHA 2016) and are considered by the California Department of Public Health in setting drinking water standards (Health and Safety Code sect 116365(a) and (b))

Prior to 1990 use of 13-D in California averaged 25 million pounds per year (DPR 2002) However in April 1990 the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA)ndashthen the statersquos pesticide regulatory agencyndashsuspended use permits for 13-D following detection of high ambient air concentrations in the Central Valley by the California Air Resources Board (Vidrio 2012 DPR 2002) Following the suspension Dow AgroSciences (DAS)ndashthe primary manufacturer of 13-Dndashdeveloped new application methods to reduce volatilization losses and furthered methods to accurately predict 13-D emissions from field fumigations

DPR began development of 13-D use adjustment factors in the mid-1990s with the understanding that application methods impact the amount of 13-D lost from a field through volatilization and therefore can affect local air quality An emissions study conducted by DAS (Knuteson et al 1992) provided much of the scientific basis for development of the adjustment factors (Johnson 2013) The factors were calculated by dividing the predicted emissions total for each category of application method relative to a deep shank injection control treatment and was initially only performed for methods expected to result in a greater level of emissions than deep shank injection (eg shallow injection) (Johnson 2013) DPR also considered regional and seasonal differences in meteorological conditions The resulting ratios could be then used to standardize the emission potential of a given application providing the unit of Adjusted Total Pounds (ATP) The system of adjustment factors has undergone several changes notably with the addition of factors for drip systems in 1999 and totally impermeable film (TIF) in 2014 (Johnson 2014 Wofford 2014)

In 1994 DAS petitioned and received authorization from DPR for limited commercial reintroduction of 13-D alongside control measures including amended pesticide labels reduced application rates buffer zones lengthened reentry intervals and coordination of distribution and use of the compound in consultation with county agricultural commissioners (CACs) Additionally DPR established a 90250 ATP township cap on 13-D use (Vidrio 2012 DPR 2002) where a township is defined as a 6 x 6 mile (36 square mile) area as specified by the Public Lands Survey System

The township cap system was modified in 2001 to allow townships to exceed the 90250 ATP cap under certain conditions Use beyond the 90250 ATP cap was only permitted in amounts up to the total of the cumulative deficit of 13-D use below the 90250 ATP cap in the years since 1995 and each successive pound of application beyond the 90250 ATP capwould draw down on the bank of 13-D (Vidrio 2012) Use was allowed up to 180500 ATPmdashdouble

5

the original township cap This approach based on the assumptions of dose averaging described by US EPA (1996) was implemented to allow county agricultural commissioners (CACs) to meet the increasing demand for 13-D following the phaseout of methyl bromide while not exceeding thresholds for cumulative lifetime exposure (DPR 2002)

TIF methods for 13-D have been the subject of recent investigation as proper use of TIF may lower both peak and cumulative emissions relative to other tarp materials (Ajwa et al 2013) Prior to 2014 use of TIF required a minimum 5-day waiting period before the tarp could be cut However Ajwa et al (2013) found that a 5-day waiting period did not adequately reduce residual concentrations at higher application rates for worker and off-site exposure relative to polyethylene tarp and that the mitigative potential of TIF was not fully realized with a 5-day waiting period As of January 2015 DPR increased the minimum seal duration for TIF applications from 5 to 9 days in order to mitigate peak and cumulative emissions resulting from TIF applications (3 CCR sect 64481(d))

DPR revised its 13-D requirements in 2016 with the new rules scheduled to take effect in January 2017 The revisions followed publication of an updated cancer risk assessment (DPR 2015c) and a new statistical evaluation of past monitoring data (Tao 2016) The updated cancer risk assessment increased the acceptable 70-year average target concentration from 014 ppb to 056 ppb while the statistical analysis of monitoring data was used to estimate a township cap value that would maintain ambient air concentrations below the 70-year target concentration in the long-term (DPR 2016) The new requirements limited applications to 136000 ATP per township per year while discontinuing the practice of banking of unused allocations The requirements also prohibited December applications which monitoring studies found to have a disproportionate effect on ambient air concentrations as compared to applications during other months of the year

24 Use Profile

13-D is a widely used soil fumigant in California agriculture applied as a liquid either by shank injection or by chemigation for the purposes of controlling plant-parasitic nematodes and a selection of plant diseases weeds and invertebrates Between 2011 and 2014 use of 13-D was reported in 42 of Californias 58 counties (DPR 2015a) Table 2 provides usage totals for the counties with greatest reported use between 2011 and 2014 Figure 3 shows the increase in annual applications of 13-D from approximately 9 million pounds in 2005 to 13 million pounds in 2014 (DPR 2015a) Treated acreage rose from approximately 65000 to 75000 acres over the same period (Figure 3 DPR 2015a) possibly in response to the phaseout of methyl bromide and greater acreage of high-value crops associated with its use The registered uses of 13-D include all vegetable fruit and nut crops all forage crops tobacco all fiber crops and all nursery crops (US EPA2006)

6

Table 2 Top counties by total 13-D use between January 2011 and December 2014 Use is reported in unadjusted pounds The location of AMN stations within a county are noted where present Use data is summarized from DPR (2015a)

County lbs 13-D AMN Site

1 Fresno 7963140 NA 2 Kern 5894750 Shafter 3 Monterey 4676107 Salinas 4 Merced 4201635 NA 5 Stanislaus 3790841 NA 6 Tulare 3668557 NA 7 Santa Barbara 3259522 NA 8 San Joaquin 1972187 Ripon 9 Ventura 1942049 NA 10 Santa Cruz 1782319 NA

13-D is normally applied to the soil as a mixture of cis- and trans- isomers at maximum application rates of 24 gallons per acre for tarped fumigation and 35 (332 pounds) gallons per acre for untarped applications Approximately 20 of 13-D is applied in combination with chloropicrin another fumigant with action against nematodes in addition to certain insects and soil-borne diseases Use of the chloropicrin co-formulation is most associated with strawberry cultivation (DPR 2015a)

The implementation of township use caps has resulted in the use of emission-reducing application methods in areas with high use Among the sites in the AMNmdashSalinas Shafter and Riponmdashthe Central Valley communities of Ripon and Shafter are characterized by lower 13-D use overall paired with exclusive use of untarped shank injection methods Use of 13shyD is higher in the Central Coast community of Salinas and growers here use methods such as TIF tarps that emit a lower proportion of applied 13-D Table 3 provides a breakdown of use by method for each of the three air monitoring locations in this study

In 2011-2014 strawberries accounted for the largest proportion of 13-D use in California totaling to about one-fifth of all use over the four-year period (Figure 4) Almonds were the crop type associated with the next highest level of use (data not shown) The counties associated with the highest use of 13-D in 2011-2014 were Fresno Kern and Monterey counties (DPR 2015a) Use in Monterey County (in which the Salinas AMN site is located) was almost exclusively directed towards strawberry cultivation whereas use in the Central Valley (location of the Ripon and Shafter air monitoring locations) was associated with a mix of almonds and other permanent crops including tree fruits nuts and grapes (Appendix Table 7) Use is seasonal and typically peaks between July and December (Appendix Table 8)

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Figure 3 Statewide use of 13-D from 2005-2014 shown alongside the acreage of land treated with 13-D for each year Data from DPR (2015b) and multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

Table 3 13-D application amount by fumigation method in a 5-mile radius surrounding each air sampling station included in the AMN study 2011-2014 Data obtained from several queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Application Method Salinas Shafter Ripon lbs (in thousands)

NontarpaulinDeep 00 3341 8194NontarpaulinShallow 53 00 174TarpaulinDeep 1958 00 00TarpaulinShallow 384 00 00ChemigationTarpaulin 1587 00 00TIFDeep (60 credit) 473 00 00 TIFShallow (60 credit) 843 00 00 ChemigationTIF (60 credit) 681 00 00 Not reported 2640 887 535

8

3

Figure 4 Statewide amount and percentage of 13-D use by crop type for 2011-2014 Data obtained from queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Methods

31 Air Monitoring Network

The AMN surveyed 13-D air concentrations in three California communities Ripon Salinas and Shafter DPR selected air monitoring sites in residential areas that met specific criteria proximity to agricultural activity a record of local and regional pesticide use presence of sensitive demographic groups and availability of other exposure and health data for residents Monitoring included 32 different pesticides and breakdown products Site selection was not oriented towards the use of 13-D specifically however all three monitoring locations were in close (le5 miles) proximity to 13-D use during 2011-2014 (Figure 5) and were located in some of the counties with greatest 13-D use in the state (see Table 2)

Between the years of 2011-2014 DPR scientists retrieved 24-hour air samples on a randomly chosen day during each week at each of the three sampling locations DPR sampled 13-D and other volatile organic compounds using 6 L SilcoCanreg canisters (Restek Corp Pennsylvania USA) that had been pre-evacuated to a pressure of -30rdquo Hg and attached to a flow regulator to maintain constant air flow over a 24-hour period A DryCalregflow meter (Mesa Labs Inc New Jersey USA) was used to ensure proper calibration of air flow Air canister flow was set to 3 mLmin plusmn10 and flow rates were recorded at the beginning and end of each 24-hour sampling period (Tuli et al 2015) A summary of the results for 13-D obtained by the AMN between 2011 and 2014 is included in Table 4

Quality control methods included spiked samples collected from a randomly-selected site every other month and a co-located sample collected from a randomly-selected site once per month (Tuli et al 2015) Recovery of cis- and trans- isomers of 13-D from field spikes was 907-1317 over the 4- year period between 2011-2014 (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba) Five out of 30 co-located pairs fell above the limit of quantitation with a mean relative difference of 231 The remaining 25 co-located pairs did not yield detectable quantities (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba)

9

Figure 5 Annual agricultural use of 13-D from 2005-2014 within a 5-mile radius surrounding each of the three AMN sampling locations Data obtained from multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

DPR partnered with a California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry (CDFA) laboratory to determine the mass of 13-D cis- and trans- isomers captured in each 24-hour sampling period Air canisters were immediately capped and transported from each sampling site to storage at DPRrsquos West Sacramento facility with accompanying chain of custody (COC) documentation and subsequently transported to the CDFA laboratory for chemical analysis Air canister samples are analyzed by directing a known volume of air through a sorbent resin and then extracting the analytes into a solution for use in gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (California Department of Food and Agriculture 2008) The resulting mass of 13-D detected by this method is divided by the volume of air sampled to produce the average ambient concentration of 13-D over a 24-hour period (Tuli et al 2015) For 13-D the method detection limit (MDL) defined as the lowest concentration of a pesticide that the analytical method could reliably detect is equivalent to the limit of quantitation (LOQ) the lowest concentration of a pesticide that can be reliably quantified Improvements in laboratory methods resulted in the MDL changing twice over the study periodmdashfirst from 4540 ngm3 to 454 ngm3 in June 2011 and then to 454 ngm3

in October 2013 (Vidrio et al 2014 2013a) Samples with no positive detection were assumed to contain one-half the MDL value as per DPR standard procedure Sampling results are listed in Table 10 (appendix)

A total of three data subsets were generated for each sampling location from the 2011-2014 AMN sampling results The MDL for 13-D changed twice between 2011-2014 Therefore sampling results were subset by the MDL as a precaution to avoid possible errors in data analysis resulting from the mixing of several different MDLs Additionally subsets with a detection rate of less than 10 were omitted which included all subsets collected from the Salinas site and all but the most recent MDL subsets from the Shafter and Ripon sites (Table 5) This approach differs somewhat from the approach used for the analysis of similar data performed for chloropicrin (Brown 2015) and methyl isothiocyanate (Collins 2016) where MDLs remained consistent for the span of the study period and the data was subset by year and is also different from methods used in similar analyses of chlorpyrifos (Budahn 2016) and chlorthal dimethyl (King 2016) where MDL and LOQ remained constant over the study period

10

Table 4 Summary of AMN network result s (2011-2014) including information on the number of detections at each site over the course of th e four-year sampling period and highest recorded readings at the acute (24-hour) sub-chronic (rolling 4-week average) and chronic (1-year average) screening levels The acute screening level is 505000 ngm3 Subchronic and chronic screening levels are 14000 ngm3 and 9000 ngm3 respectively Summarized from Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 and Vidrio et al 2013ab

Salinas Shafter Ripon

Total no samples 203 204 203 Total no detections 14 36 20 of possible detections Highest acute concentration

69 10072 ngm3

1763 39969 ngm

98 3 14745 ngm

of screening level Highest sub-chronic concentration

20 3 27425 ngm

79 3 18022 ngm

29 3 7993 ngm

of screening level Highest chronic concentration

196 3 760 ngm

1288 3 2589 ngm

571 3 914 ngm

of screening level 84 288 102

Table 5 Number of detections for 13-D and overall detection rate by MDL for each site

MDL (ngm3) Date Range Site Samples Positive Positive

Salinas 20 0 00

4540 Feb 2011 - Jun 2011 Shafter 18 0 00

454

Ripon 19 0 00

June 2011 - Oct 2013

Salinas

Shafter

119

122

8

6

67

49

454

Ripon 120 2 17

Oct 2013 - Dec 2014

Salinas

Shafter

64

64

6

30

93

469

Ripon 64 18 281

32 Correlation with Pesticide Use Reports

The DPR Pesticide Use Report (PUR) database contains a comprehensive statewide record of pesticide applications in California Applicators are required to report use of any registered pesticide to DPR with the exception of residential industrial or institutional applicators Applicators are required to report use information including the date location amount and type of pesticide applied (3CCR sect 6624-6628)

We queried the PUR database at spatial scales covering a radius of 1 2 3 4 or 5 miles surrounding each sampling station in the study The PUR database provides location information in the form of Public Land Survey System (PLSS) sections The resolution of this data is 1 mi2 per section The query included sections on the basis of any part of their 1 mi2

area falling within a given radius from the AMN sampling station Records were grouped by

11

day for the purpose of the regression analysis Table 9 (appendix) provides a list of the sections queried Tables 9-11 (appendix) lists the results for key fields that were returned from the PUR query in the 5 miles surrounding each AMN sampling station

We analyzed the query output from the PUR database for errors by comparing application amount to acreage treated Although data entered into the PUR database undergoes at least 50 different validation processes to reduce the risk of errors in reporting errors do sometimes occur (DPR 2014b) We estimated application rate by comparing application amount to acreage treated Records with calculated rates in excess of label rates by more than 10 were flagged for further review We flagged two records as a result of such a rate anomaly for the 2011-2014 13-D dataset We opted to remove both records from the dataset this ultimately had no impact on the regression results as both records existed as part of the 2011 Salinas data subset which was not included in the final regression

We used information on application method to associate each PUR record with an Application Factor (AF) and determine units of 13-D ATP for each application AFs were obtained from DPR (2014a) AFs are pre-established multipliers based on application technique (eg tarp material depth of application) and environmental factors (eg month of the year location of application) The resulting ATP value reflects the principle that the practices and environmental conditions of each application will affect the relative amount of 13-D present in the air near treated fields (DPR 2014a) The PUR data for 13-D has a high reporting rate for application methods enabling the conversion of actual pounds to ATP In cases where method was not reported we assumed a broadcast or bedded deep-shank injection without tarp (described by 3CCR 64481(d)(5)) as this was the most commonly used method in California between 2011-2014 representing 53 of all methods (DPR 2015a) We applied this assumption to 75 out of 338 records (22) in the Salinas dataset 18 out of 163 records (11) in the Ripon dataset and 14 reports out of 60 records (23) in the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The PUR data contained several likely instances of aggregated reports for which we corrected Applicators sometimes lump multi-day applications into a single report which can bias the selection of records and increases the apparent magnitude of an application We considered applications of greater than 40 acres in a single day as the likely threshold for aggregate reports as 40 acres is a typical daily maximum for fumigation crews (Beauvais et al 2010) We set a value of 44 acres (40+10 margin of error) as the threshold for which we would divide the application amount We allocated application amounts proportionate to the area fumigated on a given day We assumed consecutive days of fumigation during which 40 acres would be fumigated each day and any remainder to a multiple of 40 would be applied on the last day We applied 38 two-day corrections and 4 three-day corrections across the 338 reports for the Salinas dataset 11 two-day corrections across the 163 reports in the Ripon dataset and 12 two-day corrections across the 60 reports for the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The prepared dataset for all three locations is summarized visually by week in Figures 6-8 Salinas and Shafter showed strong seasonal patterns of use whereas use in Shafter was dispersed throughout each year Detections showed seasonal trends similar to those observed for use but instances of positive detections did not consistently track with reported use on a week-by-week basis The magnitude of positive detections did not appear to follow an obvious pattern based on weekly use Many instances of use without corresponding detection

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are observable particularly in Salinas which failed to meet our 10 detection threshold for inclusion in analysis across all MDLs Other notable examples of use without detection include Ripon during 2012-2013 and Shafter during 2011-2013 While less common the opposite casemdashdetections without corresponding usemdashis also observable in the Shafter dataset near the end of 2014 (Figure 8)

The R (version 321) statistical programming language was used to perform all processes relating to the linear regression including graphics and statistical tests We paired the AMN monitoring data with the PUR data that we sourced from the different spatial scales mentioned above AMN monitoring data and PUR data were prepared for analysis according to the methods described above PUR application amount served as the predictor variable and AMN ambient air concentration results as the response variable We did not utilize any additional factors or covariates in the regression Regressions were initially performed including those observations that contain zero use paired with non-detection The best-performing regressions were also run with these observations removed in cases with non-normal distribution of residuals

Time lags were incorporated into the model because field studies indicate that 13-D volatilizes over a period of several days following the actual application time and the use of some tarp materials may delay the point of peak emissions (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) Here we define rsquolagsrsquo as application records occurring one or more days prior to an air sampling end date and we use the nomenclature of

xt-i

where x represents the sum of application records on day t and i is an integer that specifies a number of days prior to t Laboratory and field studies suggest that the largest proportion of 13-D emissions are typically lost within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009 Qin et al 2008) although the cutting of TIF-type tarps may result in a delayed emissions peak (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) We tested x with lags between 1 and 7 days with this theoretical basis in mind We evaluated the residuals of each regression for heteroscedasticity1 using the Breusch-Pagan (BP) test (Breusch and Pagan 1979) Where necessary we inferred heteroscedasticity-consistent estimators of the coefficient variance-covariance matrix (HCCM) and robust probabilities using the Huber-White method (White 1980) We used visual assessment of normal probability plots to determine departures from normality Cookrsquos distance was used to estimate the influence of individual data points in each regression

1 Heteroscedasticity refers to errors (residuals) that vary in magnitude across the range of values used for prediction in a regression Heteroscedasticity violates one of the assumptions of linear regression and if uncorrected will result in a regression that varies in accuracy depending on the value being predicted

13

Figure 6 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Salinas air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

Figure 7 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Ripon air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

14

Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

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Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

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strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

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Common Name 13-Dichloropropene Other Names Telone II 3-chloropropenyl chloride

alpha- chloroallyl chloride Physical State Liquid

Molecular Formula C3H4Cl2

CAS Registry Number 13-D 542-75-6 cis-isomer 010061-01-5

trans-isomer 010061-02-6 Molecular Weight 11098 gmol

Density 3 122 gcm Chemical Family Boiling Point Melting Point

Solubility in Water

Vapor Pressure

Chlorinated Hydrocarbon 108 C -84 C

218 x 103 (cis-) ppm 25C 232 x 103 (trans-) ppm 25C

343 mm Hg 25C Henryrsquos Law Constant

C Log Kow355 x 10-3 atm-m 3mol 25

182 Log Koc 136 (cis-)

141 (trans-)

Figure 1 Chemical structure of 13-dichloropropene From Vidrio (2012)

Table 1 Summary of the physical and chemical properties of 13-D Adapted from Vidrio (2012)

Sources Vidrio (2012) US EPA (2006 2000 1998) Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Knuteson (1996) US Department of Health and Human Services (1990)

22 Environmental Persistence

Field volatility studies estimate that 10-56 of 13-D applied as a fumigant may volatilize into the atmosphere in the two weeks following application (DPR 2013 Vidrio 2012 van Wesenbeeck 1998 Knuteson et al 1997) The primary route of degradation for volatilized 13shyD is photooxidation via reaction with hydroxyl radicals (bullOH) with a half-life of approximately 7 hours for the trans- isomer and 12 hours for the cis- isomer (Tuazon et al 1984 Moilanen et al 1977) 13-D will also degrade by reaction with ozone (O3) with a half-life of 12 days for the trans- isomer and 52 days for the cis- isomer (Tuazon et al 1984) Both reactions produce 3shychloropropionyl chloride which reacts with condensed water to form 3-chloropropionic acid

2

and is removed from the atmosphere by rainfall (Tuazon et al 1984 Moilanen et al 1977) The potential for destruction of stratospheric ozone is limited by the relatively quick degradation of 13-D in the troposphere (Goersch and Dilling 1979)

Adsorption of 13-D to soil particles is relatively weak (Park et al 2004) and most 13-D will remain in the vapor phase under dry conditions at soil temperatures Higher soil moisture may slow the upward diffusion and subsequent loss of 13-D from the soil column (Thomas et al 2003) and may also accelerate the hydrolytic breakdown of 13-D into chlorine and chloroallyl alcohol (van Dijk 1974) 13-D can be persistent in soil with reported half-lives of up to 69 days although actual breakdown time will vary depending on soil type temperature and moisture Microbial activity is one of the largest contributors to 13-D degradation and half-lives of 1-3 days have been reported in the presence of Pseudomonas bacteria (Vidrio 2012 NTP 2011) Soils with higher organic matter and soil moisture contents are associated with shorter breakdown times (Guo et al 2004) as are soils with microbial communities adapted to repeated 13-D exposure (Ibekwe et al 2001) The pathway of microbial degradation for 13-D has been extensively studied and is further described in Figure 2 13-D quickly undergoes anaerobic degradation in anoxic conditions with a half-life of 24-91 days depending on soil type and temperature (McCall 1986a) Losses from leaching and runoff are relatively minor (Vidrio et al 2013a Heim et al 2002)

13-D volatilizes rapidly from surface water with an estimated maximum half-life of 50 hours (Vidrio 2012 US EPA 2006) Most 13-D will remain in solution due to its high solubility and low Koc and the likelihood of accumulation in sediment is low (US EPA 2006) Hydrolysis in water is primarily influenced by temperature with half-lives of 31 (plusmn01) 113 (plusmn05) and 51 (plusmn23) days at 30 20 and 10 deg C respectively (McCall 1986b Krijgsheld and van der Gen 1986) The relatively short hydrolysis and anaerobic degradation half-lives for 13-D limit its potential for groundwater contamination (Vidrio 2012 Oliver 1987) and a pair of DPR groundwater sampling studies in locations with 13-D usage yielded no positive detections for 13-D residue (Knuteson et al 1992)

13-D may adversely affect earthworms and soil microflora (Small et al 2008) and may subsequently present both an acute and chronic risk to earthworm-eating and insectivorous birds and mammals (EFSA 2006) 13-D is moderately toxic to aquatic organisms including algae invertebrates and fish (Vidrio 2012) 13-D does not accumulate in target tissue due to its high water solubility (US EPA 2000 WHO 1993)

23 Regulation and Human Health

13-D was first registered as a pesticide in the United States in 1954 and registered in California in 1970 US EPA introduced a reregistration standard in October 1986 after amendment of the Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) and also released a Federal Register notice around the same time announcing a Special Review of 13-D in response to cancer concerns for workers and residents near treated fields New label changes were introduced in 1992 and 1996 in order to minimize worker and resident exposure 13-D again underwent re-registration in 1998 with additional restrictions for use near drinking water wells or in areas overlying karst geology (US EPA1998)

3

Figure 2 Pathway for microbial breakdown of 13-D in soil Breakdown in soil may also occur abiotically or through hydrolysis Sources Poelarends et al 2003 van Hylckama et al 1991 Roberts and Stoydin 1976 van Dijk 1974

4

In 1989 13-D was added to Californiarsquos proposition 65 list of chemicals known to the State to cause cancer Proposition 65 officially known as the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 requires the Governor of California to publish an annual list of chemicals known to the state to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity (Health and Safety Code sect 252498) The California Safe Drinking Water Act of 1996 (Health and Safety Code sect 116270) requires the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard assessment (OEHHA) to develop public health goals (PHGs) for chemicals included on the annual list (Health and Safety Code sect 116365(c)) In 1999 OEHHA established a public health goal (PHG) of 02 parts per billion based on carcinogenic potency factors as found in toxicology literature (Bankowska 2006) PHGs are concentrations of a contaminant in drinking water that are not expected to pose a significant health risk if consumed for a lifetime (OEHHA 2016) and are considered by the California Department of Public Health in setting drinking water standards (Health and Safety Code sect 116365(a) and (b))

Prior to 1990 use of 13-D in California averaged 25 million pounds per year (DPR 2002) However in April 1990 the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA)ndashthen the statersquos pesticide regulatory agencyndashsuspended use permits for 13-D following detection of high ambient air concentrations in the Central Valley by the California Air Resources Board (Vidrio 2012 DPR 2002) Following the suspension Dow AgroSciences (DAS)ndashthe primary manufacturer of 13-Dndashdeveloped new application methods to reduce volatilization losses and furthered methods to accurately predict 13-D emissions from field fumigations

DPR began development of 13-D use adjustment factors in the mid-1990s with the understanding that application methods impact the amount of 13-D lost from a field through volatilization and therefore can affect local air quality An emissions study conducted by DAS (Knuteson et al 1992) provided much of the scientific basis for development of the adjustment factors (Johnson 2013) The factors were calculated by dividing the predicted emissions total for each category of application method relative to a deep shank injection control treatment and was initially only performed for methods expected to result in a greater level of emissions than deep shank injection (eg shallow injection) (Johnson 2013) DPR also considered regional and seasonal differences in meteorological conditions The resulting ratios could be then used to standardize the emission potential of a given application providing the unit of Adjusted Total Pounds (ATP) The system of adjustment factors has undergone several changes notably with the addition of factors for drip systems in 1999 and totally impermeable film (TIF) in 2014 (Johnson 2014 Wofford 2014)

In 1994 DAS petitioned and received authorization from DPR for limited commercial reintroduction of 13-D alongside control measures including amended pesticide labels reduced application rates buffer zones lengthened reentry intervals and coordination of distribution and use of the compound in consultation with county agricultural commissioners (CACs) Additionally DPR established a 90250 ATP township cap on 13-D use (Vidrio 2012 DPR 2002) where a township is defined as a 6 x 6 mile (36 square mile) area as specified by the Public Lands Survey System

The township cap system was modified in 2001 to allow townships to exceed the 90250 ATP cap under certain conditions Use beyond the 90250 ATP cap was only permitted in amounts up to the total of the cumulative deficit of 13-D use below the 90250 ATP cap in the years since 1995 and each successive pound of application beyond the 90250 ATP capwould draw down on the bank of 13-D (Vidrio 2012) Use was allowed up to 180500 ATPmdashdouble

5

the original township cap This approach based on the assumptions of dose averaging described by US EPA (1996) was implemented to allow county agricultural commissioners (CACs) to meet the increasing demand for 13-D following the phaseout of methyl bromide while not exceeding thresholds for cumulative lifetime exposure (DPR 2002)

TIF methods for 13-D have been the subject of recent investigation as proper use of TIF may lower both peak and cumulative emissions relative to other tarp materials (Ajwa et al 2013) Prior to 2014 use of TIF required a minimum 5-day waiting period before the tarp could be cut However Ajwa et al (2013) found that a 5-day waiting period did not adequately reduce residual concentrations at higher application rates for worker and off-site exposure relative to polyethylene tarp and that the mitigative potential of TIF was not fully realized with a 5-day waiting period As of January 2015 DPR increased the minimum seal duration for TIF applications from 5 to 9 days in order to mitigate peak and cumulative emissions resulting from TIF applications (3 CCR sect 64481(d))

DPR revised its 13-D requirements in 2016 with the new rules scheduled to take effect in January 2017 The revisions followed publication of an updated cancer risk assessment (DPR 2015c) and a new statistical evaluation of past monitoring data (Tao 2016) The updated cancer risk assessment increased the acceptable 70-year average target concentration from 014 ppb to 056 ppb while the statistical analysis of monitoring data was used to estimate a township cap value that would maintain ambient air concentrations below the 70-year target concentration in the long-term (DPR 2016) The new requirements limited applications to 136000 ATP per township per year while discontinuing the practice of banking of unused allocations The requirements also prohibited December applications which monitoring studies found to have a disproportionate effect on ambient air concentrations as compared to applications during other months of the year

24 Use Profile

13-D is a widely used soil fumigant in California agriculture applied as a liquid either by shank injection or by chemigation for the purposes of controlling plant-parasitic nematodes and a selection of plant diseases weeds and invertebrates Between 2011 and 2014 use of 13-D was reported in 42 of Californias 58 counties (DPR 2015a) Table 2 provides usage totals for the counties with greatest reported use between 2011 and 2014 Figure 3 shows the increase in annual applications of 13-D from approximately 9 million pounds in 2005 to 13 million pounds in 2014 (DPR 2015a) Treated acreage rose from approximately 65000 to 75000 acres over the same period (Figure 3 DPR 2015a) possibly in response to the phaseout of methyl bromide and greater acreage of high-value crops associated with its use The registered uses of 13-D include all vegetable fruit and nut crops all forage crops tobacco all fiber crops and all nursery crops (US EPA2006)

6

Table 2 Top counties by total 13-D use between January 2011 and December 2014 Use is reported in unadjusted pounds The location of AMN stations within a county are noted where present Use data is summarized from DPR (2015a)

County lbs 13-D AMN Site

1 Fresno 7963140 NA 2 Kern 5894750 Shafter 3 Monterey 4676107 Salinas 4 Merced 4201635 NA 5 Stanislaus 3790841 NA 6 Tulare 3668557 NA 7 Santa Barbara 3259522 NA 8 San Joaquin 1972187 Ripon 9 Ventura 1942049 NA 10 Santa Cruz 1782319 NA

13-D is normally applied to the soil as a mixture of cis- and trans- isomers at maximum application rates of 24 gallons per acre for tarped fumigation and 35 (332 pounds) gallons per acre for untarped applications Approximately 20 of 13-D is applied in combination with chloropicrin another fumigant with action against nematodes in addition to certain insects and soil-borne diseases Use of the chloropicrin co-formulation is most associated with strawberry cultivation (DPR 2015a)

The implementation of township use caps has resulted in the use of emission-reducing application methods in areas with high use Among the sites in the AMNmdashSalinas Shafter and Riponmdashthe Central Valley communities of Ripon and Shafter are characterized by lower 13-D use overall paired with exclusive use of untarped shank injection methods Use of 13shyD is higher in the Central Coast community of Salinas and growers here use methods such as TIF tarps that emit a lower proportion of applied 13-D Table 3 provides a breakdown of use by method for each of the three air monitoring locations in this study

In 2011-2014 strawberries accounted for the largest proportion of 13-D use in California totaling to about one-fifth of all use over the four-year period (Figure 4) Almonds were the crop type associated with the next highest level of use (data not shown) The counties associated with the highest use of 13-D in 2011-2014 were Fresno Kern and Monterey counties (DPR 2015a) Use in Monterey County (in which the Salinas AMN site is located) was almost exclusively directed towards strawberry cultivation whereas use in the Central Valley (location of the Ripon and Shafter air monitoring locations) was associated with a mix of almonds and other permanent crops including tree fruits nuts and grapes (Appendix Table 7) Use is seasonal and typically peaks between July and December (Appendix Table 8)

7

Figure 3 Statewide use of 13-D from 2005-2014 shown alongside the acreage of land treated with 13-D for each year Data from DPR (2015b) and multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

Table 3 13-D application amount by fumigation method in a 5-mile radius surrounding each air sampling station included in the AMN study 2011-2014 Data obtained from several queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Application Method Salinas Shafter Ripon lbs (in thousands)

NontarpaulinDeep 00 3341 8194NontarpaulinShallow 53 00 174TarpaulinDeep 1958 00 00TarpaulinShallow 384 00 00ChemigationTarpaulin 1587 00 00TIFDeep (60 credit) 473 00 00 TIFShallow (60 credit) 843 00 00 ChemigationTIF (60 credit) 681 00 00 Not reported 2640 887 535

8

3

Figure 4 Statewide amount and percentage of 13-D use by crop type for 2011-2014 Data obtained from queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Methods

31 Air Monitoring Network

The AMN surveyed 13-D air concentrations in three California communities Ripon Salinas and Shafter DPR selected air monitoring sites in residential areas that met specific criteria proximity to agricultural activity a record of local and regional pesticide use presence of sensitive demographic groups and availability of other exposure and health data for residents Monitoring included 32 different pesticides and breakdown products Site selection was not oriented towards the use of 13-D specifically however all three monitoring locations were in close (le5 miles) proximity to 13-D use during 2011-2014 (Figure 5) and were located in some of the counties with greatest 13-D use in the state (see Table 2)

Between the years of 2011-2014 DPR scientists retrieved 24-hour air samples on a randomly chosen day during each week at each of the three sampling locations DPR sampled 13-D and other volatile organic compounds using 6 L SilcoCanreg canisters (Restek Corp Pennsylvania USA) that had been pre-evacuated to a pressure of -30rdquo Hg and attached to a flow regulator to maintain constant air flow over a 24-hour period A DryCalregflow meter (Mesa Labs Inc New Jersey USA) was used to ensure proper calibration of air flow Air canister flow was set to 3 mLmin plusmn10 and flow rates were recorded at the beginning and end of each 24-hour sampling period (Tuli et al 2015) A summary of the results for 13-D obtained by the AMN between 2011 and 2014 is included in Table 4

Quality control methods included spiked samples collected from a randomly-selected site every other month and a co-located sample collected from a randomly-selected site once per month (Tuli et al 2015) Recovery of cis- and trans- isomers of 13-D from field spikes was 907-1317 over the 4- year period between 2011-2014 (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba) Five out of 30 co-located pairs fell above the limit of quantitation with a mean relative difference of 231 The remaining 25 co-located pairs did not yield detectable quantities (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba)

9

Figure 5 Annual agricultural use of 13-D from 2005-2014 within a 5-mile radius surrounding each of the three AMN sampling locations Data obtained from multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

DPR partnered with a California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry (CDFA) laboratory to determine the mass of 13-D cis- and trans- isomers captured in each 24-hour sampling period Air canisters were immediately capped and transported from each sampling site to storage at DPRrsquos West Sacramento facility with accompanying chain of custody (COC) documentation and subsequently transported to the CDFA laboratory for chemical analysis Air canister samples are analyzed by directing a known volume of air through a sorbent resin and then extracting the analytes into a solution for use in gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (California Department of Food and Agriculture 2008) The resulting mass of 13-D detected by this method is divided by the volume of air sampled to produce the average ambient concentration of 13-D over a 24-hour period (Tuli et al 2015) For 13-D the method detection limit (MDL) defined as the lowest concentration of a pesticide that the analytical method could reliably detect is equivalent to the limit of quantitation (LOQ) the lowest concentration of a pesticide that can be reliably quantified Improvements in laboratory methods resulted in the MDL changing twice over the study periodmdashfirst from 4540 ngm3 to 454 ngm3 in June 2011 and then to 454 ngm3

in October 2013 (Vidrio et al 2014 2013a) Samples with no positive detection were assumed to contain one-half the MDL value as per DPR standard procedure Sampling results are listed in Table 10 (appendix)

A total of three data subsets were generated for each sampling location from the 2011-2014 AMN sampling results The MDL for 13-D changed twice between 2011-2014 Therefore sampling results were subset by the MDL as a precaution to avoid possible errors in data analysis resulting from the mixing of several different MDLs Additionally subsets with a detection rate of less than 10 were omitted which included all subsets collected from the Salinas site and all but the most recent MDL subsets from the Shafter and Ripon sites (Table 5) This approach differs somewhat from the approach used for the analysis of similar data performed for chloropicrin (Brown 2015) and methyl isothiocyanate (Collins 2016) where MDLs remained consistent for the span of the study period and the data was subset by year and is also different from methods used in similar analyses of chlorpyrifos (Budahn 2016) and chlorthal dimethyl (King 2016) where MDL and LOQ remained constant over the study period

10

Table 4 Summary of AMN network result s (2011-2014) including information on the number of detections at each site over the course of th e four-year sampling period and highest recorded readings at the acute (24-hour) sub-chronic (rolling 4-week average) and chronic (1-year average) screening levels The acute screening level is 505000 ngm3 Subchronic and chronic screening levels are 14000 ngm3 and 9000 ngm3 respectively Summarized from Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 and Vidrio et al 2013ab

Salinas Shafter Ripon

Total no samples 203 204 203 Total no detections 14 36 20 of possible detections Highest acute concentration

69 10072 ngm3

1763 39969 ngm

98 3 14745 ngm

of screening level Highest sub-chronic concentration

20 3 27425 ngm

79 3 18022 ngm

29 3 7993 ngm

of screening level Highest chronic concentration

196 3 760 ngm

1288 3 2589 ngm

571 3 914 ngm

of screening level 84 288 102

Table 5 Number of detections for 13-D and overall detection rate by MDL for each site

MDL (ngm3) Date Range Site Samples Positive Positive

Salinas 20 0 00

4540 Feb 2011 - Jun 2011 Shafter 18 0 00

454

Ripon 19 0 00

June 2011 - Oct 2013

Salinas

Shafter

119

122

8

6

67

49

454

Ripon 120 2 17

Oct 2013 - Dec 2014

Salinas

Shafter

64

64

6

30

93

469

Ripon 64 18 281

32 Correlation with Pesticide Use Reports

The DPR Pesticide Use Report (PUR) database contains a comprehensive statewide record of pesticide applications in California Applicators are required to report use of any registered pesticide to DPR with the exception of residential industrial or institutional applicators Applicators are required to report use information including the date location amount and type of pesticide applied (3CCR sect 6624-6628)

We queried the PUR database at spatial scales covering a radius of 1 2 3 4 or 5 miles surrounding each sampling station in the study The PUR database provides location information in the form of Public Land Survey System (PLSS) sections The resolution of this data is 1 mi2 per section The query included sections on the basis of any part of their 1 mi2

area falling within a given radius from the AMN sampling station Records were grouped by

11

day for the purpose of the regression analysis Table 9 (appendix) provides a list of the sections queried Tables 9-11 (appendix) lists the results for key fields that were returned from the PUR query in the 5 miles surrounding each AMN sampling station

We analyzed the query output from the PUR database for errors by comparing application amount to acreage treated Although data entered into the PUR database undergoes at least 50 different validation processes to reduce the risk of errors in reporting errors do sometimes occur (DPR 2014b) We estimated application rate by comparing application amount to acreage treated Records with calculated rates in excess of label rates by more than 10 were flagged for further review We flagged two records as a result of such a rate anomaly for the 2011-2014 13-D dataset We opted to remove both records from the dataset this ultimately had no impact on the regression results as both records existed as part of the 2011 Salinas data subset which was not included in the final regression

We used information on application method to associate each PUR record with an Application Factor (AF) and determine units of 13-D ATP for each application AFs were obtained from DPR (2014a) AFs are pre-established multipliers based on application technique (eg tarp material depth of application) and environmental factors (eg month of the year location of application) The resulting ATP value reflects the principle that the practices and environmental conditions of each application will affect the relative amount of 13-D present in the air near treated fields (DPR 2014a) The PUR data for 13-D has a high reporting rate for application methods enabling the conversion of actual pounds to ATP In cases where method was not reported we assumed a broadcast or bedded deep-shank injection without tarp (described by 3CCR 64481(d)(5)) as this was the most commonly used method in California between 2011-2014 representing 53 of all methods (DPR 2015a) We applied this assumption to 75 out of 338 records (22) in the Salinas dataset 18 out of 163 records (11) in the Ripon dataset and 14 reports out of 60 records (23) in the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The PUR data contained several likely instances of aggregated reports for which we corrected Applicators sometimes lump multi-day applications into a single report which can bias the selection of records and increases the apparent magnitude of an application We considered applications of greater than 40 acres in a single day as the likely threshold for aggregate reports as 40 acres is a typical daily maximum for fumigation crews (Beauvais et al 2010) We set a value of 44 acres (40+10 margin of error) as the threshold for which we would divide the application amount We allocated application amounts proportionate to the area fumigated on a given day We assumed consecutive days of fumigation during which 40 acres would be fumigated each day and any remainder to a multiple of 40 would be applied on the last day We applied 38 two-day corrections and 4 three-day corrections across the 338 reports for the Salinas dataset 11 two-day corrections across the 163 reports in the Ripon dataset and 12 two-day corrections across the 60 reports for the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The prepared dataset for all three locations is summarized visually by week in Figures 6-8 Salinas and Shafter showed strong seasonal patterns of use whereas use in Shafter was dispersed throughout each year Detections showed seasonal trends similar to those observed for use but instances of positive detections did not consistently track with reported use on a week-by-week basis The magnitude of positive detections did not appear to follow an obvious pattern based on weekly use Many instances of use without corresponding detection

12

are observable particularly in Salinas which failed to meet our 10 detection threshold for inclusion in analysis across all MDLs Other notable examples of use without detection include Ripon during 2012-2013 and Shafter during 2011-2013 While less common the opposite casemdashdetections without corresponding usemdashis also observable in the Shafter dataset near the end of 2014 (Figure 8)

The R (version 321) statistical programming language was used to perform all processes relating to the linear regression including graphics and statistical tests We paired the AMN monitoring data with the PUR data that we sourced from the different spatial scales mentioned above AMN monitoring data and PUR data were prepared for analysis according to the methods described above PUR application amount served as the predictor variable and AMN ambient air concentration results as the response variable We did not utilize any additional factors or covariates in the regression Regressions were initially performed including those observations that contain zero use paired with non-detection The best-performing regressions were also run with these observations removed in cases with non-normal distribution of residuals

Time lags were incorporated into the model because field studies indicate that 13-D volatilizes over a period of several days following the actual application time and the use of some tarp materials may delay the point of peak emissions (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) Here we define rsquolagsrsquo as application records occurring one or more days prior to an air sampling end date and we use the nomenclature of

xt-i

where x represents the sum of application records on day t and i is an integer that specifies a number of days prior to t Laboratory and field studies suggest that the largest proportion of 13-D emissions are typically lost within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009 Qin et al 2008) although the cutting of TIF-type tarps may result in a delayed emissions peak (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) We tested x with lags between 1 and 7 days with this theoretical basis in mind We evaluated the residuals of each regression for heteroscedasticity1 using the Breusch-Pagan (BP) test (Breusch and Pagan 1979) Where necessary we inferred heteroscedasticity-consistent estimators of the coefficient variance-covariance matrix (HCCM) and robust probabilities using the Huber-White method (White 1980) We used visual assessment of normal probability plots to determine departures from normality Cookrsquos distance was used to estimate the influence of individual data points in each regression

1 Heteroscedasticity refers to errors (residuals) that vary in magnitude across the range of values used for prediction in a regression Heteroscedasticity violates one of the assumptions of linear regression and if uncorrected will result in a regression that varies in accuracy depending on the value being predicted

13

Figure 6 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Salinas air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

Figure 7 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Ripon air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

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Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

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Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

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With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

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Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

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Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

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Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

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and is removed from the atmosphere by rainfall (Tuazon et al 1984 Moilanen et al 1977) The potential for destruction of stratospheric ozone is limited by the relatively quick degradation of 13-D in the troposphere (Goersch and Dilling 1979)

Adsorption of 13-D to soil particles is relatively weak (Park et al 2004) and most 13-D will remain in the vapor phase under dry conditions at soil temperatures Higher soil moisture may slow the upward diffusion and subsequent loss of 13-D from the soil column (Thomas et al 2003) and may also accelerate the hydrolytic breakdown of 13-D into chlorine and chloroallyl alcohol (van Dijk 1974) 13-D can be persistent in soil with reported half-lives of up to 69 days although actual breakdown time will vary depending on soil type temperature and moisture Microbial activity is one of the largest contributors to 13-D degradation and half-lives of 1-3 days have been reported in the presence of Pseudomonas bacteria (Vidrio 2012 NTP 2011) Soils with higher organic matter and soil moisture contents are associated with shorter breakdown times (Guo et al 2004) as are soils with microbial communities adapted to repeated 13-D exposure (Ibekwe et al 2001) The pathway of microbial degradation for 13-D has been extensively studied and is further described in Figure 2 13-D quickly undergoes anaerobic degradation in anoxic conditions with a half-life of 24-91 days depending on soil type and temperature (McCall 1986a) Losses from leaching and runoff are relatively minor (Vidrio et al 2013a Heim et al 2002)

13-D volatilizes rapidly from surface water with an estimated maximum half-life of 50 hours (Vidrio 2012 US EPA 2006) Most 13-D will remain in solution due to its high solubility and low Koc and the likelihood of accumulation in sediment is low (US EPA 2006) Hydrolysis in water is primarily influenced by temperature with half-lives of 31 (plusmn01) 113 (plusmn05) and 51 (plusmn23) days at 30 20 and 10 deg C respectively (McCall 1986b Krijgsheld and van der Gen 1986) The relatively short hydrolysis and anaerobic degradation half-lives for 13-D limit its potential for groundwater contamination (Vidrio 2012 Oliver 1987) and a pair of DPR groundwater sampling studies in locations with 13-D usage yielded no positive detections for 13-D residue (Knuteson et al 1992)

13-D may adversely affect earthworms and soil microflora (Small et al 2008) and may subsequently present both an acute and chronic risk to earthworm-eating and insectivorous birds and mammals (EFSA 2006) 13-D is moderately toxic to aquatic organisms including algae invertebrates and fish (Vidrio 2012) 13-D does not accumulate in target tissue due to its high water solubility (US EPA 2000 WHO 1993)

23 Regulation and Human Health

13-D was first registered as a pesticide in the United States in 1954 and registered in California in 1970 US EPA introduced a reregistration standard in October 1986 after amendment of the Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) and also released a Federal Register notice around the same time announcing a Special Review of 13-D in response to cancer concerns for workers and residents near treated fields New label changes were introduced in 1992 and 1996 in order to minimize worker and resident exposure 13-D again underwent re-registration in 1998 with additional restrictions for use near drinking water wells or in areas overlying karst geology (US EPA1998)

3

Figure 2 Pathway for microbial breakdown of 13-D in soil Breakdown in soil may also occur abiotically or through hydrolysis Sources Poelarends et al 2003 van Hylckama et al 1991 Roberts and Stoydin 1976 van Dijk 1974

4

In 1989 13-D was added to Californiarsquos proposition 65 list of chemicals known to the State to cause cancer Proposition 65 officially known as the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 requires the Governor of California to publish an annual list of chemicals known to the state to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity (Health and Safety Code sect 252498) The California Safe Drinking Water Act of 1996 (Health and Safety Code sect 116270) requires the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard assessment (OEHHA) to develop public health goals (PHGs) for chemicals included on the annual list (Health and Safety Code sect 116365(c)) In 1999 OEHHA established a public health goal (PHG) of 02 parts per billion based on carcinogenic potency factors as found in toxicology literature (Bankowska 2006) PHGs are concentrations of a contaminant in drinking water that are not expected to pose a significant health risk if consumed for a lifetime (OEHHA 2016) and are considered by the California Department of Public Health in setting drinking water standards (Health and Safety Code sect 116365(a) and (b))

Prior to 1990 use of 13-D in California averaged 25 million pounds per year (DPR 2002) However in April 1990 the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA)ndashthen the statersquos pesticide regulatory agencyndashsuspended use permits for 13-D following detection of high ambient air concentrations in the Central Valley by the California Air Resources Board (Vidrio 2012 DPR 2002) Following the suspension Dow AgroSciences (DAS)ndashthe primary manufacturer of 13-Dndashdeveloped new application methods to reduce volatilization losses and furthered methods to accurately predict 13-D emissions from field fumigations

DPR began development of 13-D use adjustment factors in the mid-1990s with the understanding that application methods impact the amount of 13-D lost from a field through volatilization and therefore can affect local air quality An emissions study conducted by DAS (Knuteson et al 1992) provided much of the scientific basis for development of the adjustment factors (Johnson 2013) The factors were calculated by dividing the predicted emissions total for each category of application method relative to a deep shank injection control treatment and was initially only performed for methods expected to result in a greater level of emissions than deep shank injection (eg shallow injection) (Johnson 2013) DPR also considered regional and seasonal differences in meteorological conditions The resulting ratios could be then used to standardize the emission potential of a given application providing the unit of Adjusted Total Pounds (ATP) The system of adjustment factors has undergone several changes notably with the addition of factors for drip systems in 1999 and totally impermeable film (TIF) in 2014 (Johnson 2014 Wofford 2014)

In 1994 DAS petitioned and received authorization from DPR for limited commercial reintroduction of 13-D alongside control measures including amended pesticide labels reduced application rates buffer zones lengthened reentry intervals and coordination of distribution and use of the compound in consultation with county agricultural commissioners (CACs) Additionally DPR established a 90250 ATP township cap on 13-D use (Vidrio 2012 DPR 2002) where a township is defined as a 6 x 6 mile (36 square mile) area as specified by the Public Lands Survey System

The township cap system was modified in 2001 to allow townships to exceed the 90250 ATP cap under certain conditions Use beyond the 90250 ATP cap was only permitted in amounts up to the total of the cumulative deficit of 13-D use below the 90250 ATP cap in the years since 1995 and each successive pound of application beyond the 90250 ATP capwould draw down on the bank of 13-D (Vidrio 2012) Use was allowed up to 180500 ATPmdashdouble

5

the original township cap This approach based on the assumptions of dose averaging described by US EPA (1996) was implemented to allow county agricultural commissioners (CACs) to meet the increasing demand for 13-D following the phaseout of methyl bromide while not exceeding thresholds for cumulative lifetime exposure (DPR 2002)

TIF methods for 13-D have been the subject of recent investigation as proper use of TIF may lower both peak and cumulative emissions relative to other tarp materials (Ajwa et al 2013) Prior to 2014 use of TIF required a minimum 5-day waiting period before the tarp could be cut However Ajwa et al (2013) found that a 5-day waiting period did not adequately reduce residual concentrations at higher application rates for worker and off-site exposure relative to polyethylene tarp and that the mitigative potential of TIF was not fully realized with a 5-day waiting period As of January 2015 DPR increased the minimum seal duration for TIF applications from 5 to 9 days in order to mitigate peak and cumulative emissions resulting from TIF applications (3 CCR sect 64481(d))

DPR revised its 13-D requirements in 2016 with the new rules scheduled to take effect in January 2017 The revisions followed publication of an updated cancer risk assessment (DPR 2015c) and a new statistical evaluation of past monitoring data (Tao 2016) The updated cancer risk assessment increased the acceptable 70-year average target concentration from 014 ppb to 056 ppb while the statistical analysis of monitoring data was used to estimate a township cap value that would maintain ambient air concentrations below the 70-year target concentration in the long-term (DPR 2016) The new requirements limited applications to 136000 ATP per township per year while discontinuing the practice of banking of unused allocations The requirements also prohibited December applications which monitoring studies found to have a disproportionate effect on ambient air concentrations as compared to applications during other months of the year

24 Use Profile

13-D is a widely used soil fumigant in California agriculture applied as a liquid either by shank injection or by chemigation for the purposes of controlling plant-parasitic nematodes and a selection of plant diseases weeds and invertebrates Between 2011 and 2014 use of 13-D was reported in 42 of Californias 58 counties (DPR 2015a) Table 2 provides usage totals for the counties with greatest reported use between 2011 and 2014 Figure 3 shows the increase in annual applications of 13-D from approximately 9 million pounds in 2005 to 13 million pounds in 2014 (DPR 2015a) Treated acreage rose from approximately 65000 to 75000 acres over the same period (Figure 3 DPR 2015a) possibly in response to the phaseout of methyl bromide and greater acreage of high-value crops associated with its use The registered uses of 13-D include all vegetable fruit and nut crops all forage crops tobacco all fiber crops and all nursery crops (US EPA2006)

6

Table 2 Top counties by total 13-D use between January 2011 and December 2014 Use is reported in unadjusted pounds The location of AMN stations within a county are noted where present Use data is summarized from DPR (2015a)

County lbs 13-D AMN Site

1 Fresno 7963140 NA 2 Kern 5894750 Shafter 3 Monterey 4676107 Salinas 4 Merced 4201635 NA 5 Stanislaus 3790841 NA 6 Tulare 3668557 NA 7 Santa Barbara 3259522 NA 8 San Joaquin 1972187 Ripon 9 Ventura 1942049 NA 10 Santa Cruz 1782319 NA

13-D is normally applied to the soil as a mixture of cis- and trans- isomers at maximum application rates of 24 gallons per acre for tarped fumigation and 35 (332 pounds) gallons per acre for untarped applications Approximately 20 of 13-D is applied in combination with chloropicrin another fumigant with action against nematodes in addition to certain insects and soil-borne diseases Use of the chloropicrin co-formulation is most associated with strawberry cultivation (DPR 2015a)

The implementation of township use caps has resulted in the use of emission-reducing application methods in areas with high use Among the sites in the AMNmdashSalinas Shafter and Riponmdashthe Central Valley communities of Ripon and Shafter are characterized by lower 13-D use overall paired with exclusive use of untarped shank injection methods Use of 13shyD is higher in the Central Coast community of Salinas and growers here use methods such as TIF tarps that emit a lower proportion of applied 13-D Table 3 provides a breakdown of use by method for each of the three air monitoring locations in this study

In 2011-2014 strawberries accounted for the largest proportion of 13-D use in California totaling to about one-fifth of all use over the four-year period (Figure 4) Almonds were the crop type associated with the next highest level of use (data not shown) The counties associated with the highest use of 13-D in 2011-2014 were Fresno Kern and Monterey counties (DPR 2015a) Use in Monterey County (in which the Salinas AMN site is located) was almost exclusively directed towards strawberry cultivation whereas use in the Central Valley (location of the Ripon and Shafter air monitoring locations) was associated with a mix of almonds and other permanent crops including tree fruits nuts and grapes (Appendix Table 7) Use is seasonal and typically peaks between July and December (Appendix Table 8)

7

Figure 3 Statewide use of 13-D from 2005-2014 shown alongside the acreage of land treated with 13-D for each year Data from DPR (2015b) and multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

Table 3 13-D application amount by fumigation method in a 5-mile radius surrounding each air sampling station included in the AMN study 2011-2014 Data obtained from several queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Application Method Salinas Shafter Ripon lbs (in thousands)

NontarpaulinDeep 00 3341 8194NontarpaulinShallow 53 00 174TarpaulinDeep 1958 00 00TarpaulinShallow 384 00 00ChemigationTarpaulin 1587 00 00TIFDeep (60 credit) 473 00 00 TIFShallow (60 credit) 843 00 00 ChemigationTIF (60 credit) 681 00 00 Not reported 2640 887 535

8

3

Figure 4 Statewide amount and percentage of 13-D use by crop type for 2011-2014 Data obtained from queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Methods

31 Air Monitoring Network

The AMN surveyed 13-D air concentrations in three California communities Ripon Salinas and Shafter DPR selected air monitoring sites in residential areas that met specific criteria proximity to agricultural activity a record of local and regional pesticide use presence of sensitive demographic groups and availability of other exposure and health data for residents Monitoring included 32 different pesticides and breakdown products Site selection was not oriented towards the use of 13-D specifically however all three monitoring locations were in close (le5 miles) proximity to 13-D use during 2011-2014 (Figure 5) and were located in some of the counties with greatest 13-D use in the state (see Table 2)

Between the years of 2011-2014 DPR scientists retrieved 24-hour air samples on a randomly chosen day during each week at each of the three sampling locations DPR sampled 13-D and other volatile organic compounds using 6 L SilcoCanreg canisters (Restek Corp Pennsylvania USA) that had been pre-evacuated to a pressure of -30rdquo Hg and attached to a flow regulator to maintain constant air flow over a 24-hour period A DryCalregflow meter (Mesa Labs Inc New Jersey USA) was used to ensure proper calibration of air flow Air canister flow was set to 3 mLmin plusmn10 and flow rates were recorded at the beginning and end of each 24-hour sampling period (Tuli et al 2015) A summary of the results for 13-D obtained by the AMN between 2011 and 2014 is included in Table 4

Quality control methods included spiked samples collected from a randomly-selected site every other month and a co-located sample collected from a randomly-selected site once per month (Tuli et al 2015) Recovery of cis- and trans- isomers of 13-D from field spikes was 907-1317 over the 4- year period between 2011-2014 (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba) Five out of 30 co-located pairs fell above the limit of quantitation with a mean relative difference of 231 The remaining 25 co-located pairs did not yield detectable quantities (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba)

9

Figure 5 Annual agricultural use of 13-D from 2005-2014 within a 5-mile radius surrounding each of the three AMN sampling locations Data obtained from multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

DPR partnered with a California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry (CDFA) laboratory to determine the mass of 13-D cis- and trans- isomers captured in each 24-hour sampling period Air canisters were immediately capped and transported from each sampling site to storage at DPRrsquos West Sacramento facility with accompanying chain of custody (COC) documentation and subsequently transported to the CDFA laboratory for chemical analysis Air canister samples are analyzed by directing a known volume of air through a sorbent resin and then extracting the analytes into a solution for use in gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (California Department of Food and Agriculture 2008) The resulting mass of 13-D detected by this method is divided by the volume of air sampled to produce the average ambient concentration of 13-D over a 24-hour period (Tuli et al 2015) For 13-D the method detection limit (MDL) defined as the lowest concentration of a pesticide that the analytical method could reliably detect is equivalent to the limit of quantitation (LOQ) the lowest concentration of a pesticide that can be reliably quantified Improvements in laboratory methods resulted in the MDL changing twice over the study periodmdashfirst from 4540 ngm3 to 454 ngm3 in June 2011 and then to 454 ngm3

in October 2013 (Vidrio et al 2014 2013a) Samples with no positive detection were assumed to contain one-half the MDL value as per DPR standard procedure Sampling results are listed in Table 10 (appendix)

A total of three data subsets were generated for each sampling location from the 2011-2014 AMN sampling results The MDL for 13-D changed twice between 2011-2014 Therefore sampling results were subset by the MDL as a precaution to avoid possible errors in data analysis resulting from the mixing of several different MDLs Additionally subsets with a detection rate of less than 10 were omitted which included all subsets collected from the Salinas site and all but the most recent MDL subsets from the Shafter and Ripon sites (Table 5) This approach differs somewhat from the approach used for the analysis of similar data performed for chloropicrin (Brown 2015) and methyl isothiocyanate (Collins 2016) where MDLs remained consistent for the span of the study period and the data was subset by year and is also different from methods used in similar analyses of chlorpyrifos (Budahn 2016) and chlorthal dimethyl (King 2016) where MDL and LOQ remained constant over the study period

10

Table 4 Summary of AMN network result s (2011-2014) including information on the number of detections at each site over the course of th e four-year sampling period and highest recorded readings at the acute (24-hour) sub-chronic (rolling 4-week average) and chronic (1-year average) screening levels The acute screening level is 505000 ngm3 Subchronic and chronic screening levels are 14000 ngm3 and 9000 ngm3 respectively Summarized from Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 and Vidrio et al 2013ab

Salinas Shafter Ripon

Total no samples 203 204 203 Total no detections 14 36 20 of possible detections Highest acute concentration

69 10072 ngm3

1763 39969 ngm

98 3 14745 ngm

of screening level Highest sub-chronic concentration

20 3 27425 ngm

79 3 18022 ngm

29 3 7993 ngm

of screening level Highest chronic concentration

196 3 760 ngm

1288 3 2589 ngm

571 3 914 ngm

of screening level 84 288 102

Table 5 Number of detections for 13-D and overall detection rate by MDL for each site

MDL (ngm3) Date Range Site Samples Positive Positive

Salinas 20 0 00

4540 Feb 2011 - Jun 2011 Shafter 18 0 00

454

Ripon 19 0 00

June 2011 - Oct 2013

Salinas

Shafter

119

122

8

6

67

49

454

Ripon 120 2 17

Oct 2013 - Dec 2014

Salinas

Shafter

64

64

6

30

93

469

Ripon 64 18 281

32 Correlation with Pesticide Use Reports

The DPR Pesticide Use Report (PUR) database contains a comprehensive statewide record of pesticide applications in California Applicators are required to report use of any registered pesticide to DPR with the exception of residential industrial or institutional applicators Applicators are required to report use information including the date location amount and type of pesticide applied (3CCR sect 6624-6628)

We queried the PUR database at spatial scales covering a radius of 1 2 3 4 or 5 miles surrounding each sampling station in the study The PUR database provides location information in the form of Public Land Survey System (PLSS) sections The resolution of this data is 1 mi2 per section The query included sections on the basis of any part of their 1 mi2

area falling within a given radius from the AMN sampling station Records were grouped by

11

day for the purpose of the regression analysis Table 9 (appendix) provides a list of the sections queried Tables 9-11 (appendix) lists the results for key fields that were returned from the PUR query in the 5 miles surrounding each AMN sampling station

We analyzed the query output from the PUR database for errors by comparing application amount to acreage treated Although data entered into the PUR database undergoes at least 50 different validation processes to reduce the risk of errors in reporting errors do sometimes occur (DPR 2014b) We estimated application rate by comparing application amount to acreage treated Records with calculated rates in excess of label rates by more than 10 were flagged for further review We flagged two records as a result of such a rate anomaly for the 2011-2014 13-D dataset We opted to remove both records from the dataset this ultimately had no impact on the regression results as both records existed as part of the 2011 Salinas data subset which was not included in the final regression

We used information on application method to associate each PUR record with an Application Factor (AF) and determine units of 13-D ATP for each application AFs were obtained from DPR (2014a) AFs are pre-established multipliers based on application technique (eg tarp material depth of application) and environmental factors (eg month of the year location of application) The resulting ATP value reflects the principle that the practices and environmental conditions of each application will affect the relative amount of 13-D present in the air near treated fields (DPR 2014a) The PUR data for 13-D has a high reporting rate for application methods enabling the conversion of actual pounds to ATP In cases where method was not reported we assumed a broadcast or bedded deep-shank injection without tarp (described by 3CCR 64481(d)(5)) as this was the most commonly used method in California between 2011-2014 representing 53 of all methods (DPR 2015a) We applied this assumption to 75 out of 338 records (22) in the Salinas dataset 18 out of 163 records (11) in the Ripon dataset and 14 reports out of 60 records (23) in the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The PUR data contained several likely instances of aggregated reports for which we corrected Applicators sometimes lump multi-day applications into a single report which can bias the selection of records and increases the apparent magnitude of an application We considered applications of greater than 40 acres in a single day as the likely threshold for aggregate reports as 40 acres is a typical daily maximum for fumigation crews (Beauvais et al 2010) We set a value of 44 acres (40+10 margin of error) as the threshold for which we would divide the application amount We allocated application amounts proportionate to the area fumigated on a given day We assumed consecutive days of fumigation during which 40 acres would be fumigated each day and any remainder to a multiple of 40 would be applied on the last day We applied 38 two-day corrections and 4 three-day corrections across the 338 reports for the Salinas dataset 11 two-day corrections across the 163 reports in the Ripon dataset and 12 two-day corrections across the 60 reports for the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The prepared dataset for all three locations is summarized visually by week in Figures 6-8 Salinas and Shafter showed strong seasonal patterns of use whereas use in Shafter was dispersed throughout each year Detections showed seasonal trends similar to those observed for use but instances of positive detections did not consistently track with reported use on a week-by-week basis The magnitude of positive detections did not appear to follow an obvious pattern based on weekly use Many instances of use without corresponding detection

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are observable particularly in Salinas which failed to meet our 10 detection threshold for inclusion in analysis across all MDLs Other notable examples of use without detection include Ripon during 2012-2013 and Shafter during 2011-2013 While less common the opposite casemdashdetections without corresponding usemdashis also observable in the Shafter dataset near the end of 2014 (Figure 8)

The R (version 321) statistical programming language was used to perform all processes relating to the linear regression including graphics and statistical tests We paired the AMN monitoring data with the PUR data that we sourced from the different spatial scales mentioned above AMN monitoring data and PUR data were prepared for analysis according to the methods described above PUR application amount served as the predictor variable and AMN ambient air concentration results as the response variable We did not utilize any additional factors or covariates in the regression Regressions were initially performed including those observations that contain zero use paired with non-detection The best-performing regressions were also run with these observations removed in cases with non-normal distribution of residuals

Time lags were incorporated into the model because field studies indicate that 13-D volatilizes over a period of several days following the actual application time and the use of some tarp materials may delay the point of peak emissions (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) Here we define rsquolagsrsquo as application records occurring one or more days prior to an air sampling end date and we use the nomenclature of

xt-i

where x represents the sum of application records on day t and i is an integer that specifies a number of days prior to t Laboratory and field studies suggest that the largest proportion of 13-D emissions are typically lost within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009 Qin et al 2008) although the cutting of TIF-type tarps may result in a delayed emissions peak (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) We tested x with lags between 1 and 7 days with this theoretical basis in mind We evaluated the residuals of each regression for heteroscedasticity1 using the Breusch-Pagan (BP) test (Breusch and Pagan 1979) Where necessary we inferred heteroscedasticity-consistent estimators of the coefficient variance-covariance matrix (HCCM) and robust probabilities using the Huber-White method (White 1980) We used visual assessment of normal probability plots to determine departures from normality Cookrsquos distance was used to estimate the influence of individual data points in each regression

1 Heteroscedasticity refers to errors (residuals) that vary in magnitude across the range of values used for prediction in a regression Heteroscedasticity violates one of the assumptions of linear regression and if uncorrected will result in a regression that varies in accuracy depending on the value being predicted

13

Figure 6 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Salinas air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

Figure 7 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Ripon air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

14

Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

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Figure 2 Pathway for microbial breakdown of 13-D in soil Breakdown in soil may also occur abiotically or through hydrolysis Sources Poelarends et al 2003 van Hylckama et al 1991 Roberts and Stoydin 1976 van Dijk 1974

4

In 1989 13-D was added to Californiarsquos proposition 65 list of chemicals known to the State to cause cancer Proposition 65 officially known as the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 requires the Governor of California to publish an annual list of chemicals known to the state to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity (Health and Safety Code sect 252498) The California Safe Drinking Water Act of 1996 (Health and Safety Code sect 116270) requires the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard assessment (OEHHA) to develop public health goals (PHGs) for chemicals included on the annual list (Health and Safety Code sect 116365(c)) In 1999 OEHHA established a public health goal (PHG) of 02 parts per billion based on carcinogenic potency factors as found in toxicology literature (Bankowska 2006) PHGs are concentrations of a contaminant in drinking water that are not expected to pose a significant health risk if consumed for a lifetime (OEHHA 2016) and are considered by the California Department of Public Health in setting drinking water standards (Health and Safety Code sect 116365(a) and (b))

Prior to 1990 use of 13-D in California averaged 25 million pounds per year (DPR 2002) However in April 1990 the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA)ndashthen the statersquos pesticide regulatory agencyndashsuspended use permits for 13-D following detection of high ambient air concentrations in the Central Valley by the California Air Resources Board (Vidrio 2012 DPR 2002) Following the suspension Dow AgroSciences (DAS)ndashthe primary manufacturer of 13-Dndashdeveloped new application methods to reduce volatilization losses and furthered methods to accurately predict 13-D emissions from field fumigations

DPR began development of 13-D use adjustment factors in the mid-1990s with the understanding that application methods impact the amount of 13-D lost from a field through volatilization and therefore can affect local air quality An emissions study conducted by DAS (Knuteson et al 1992) provided much of the scientific basis for development of the adjustment factors (Johnson 2013) The factors were calculated by dividing the predicted emissions total for each category of application method relative to a deep shank injection control treatment and was initially only performed for methods expected to result in a greater level of emissions than deep shank injection (eg shallow injection) (Johnson 2013) DPR also considered regional and seasonal differences in meteorological conditions The resulting ratios could be then used to standardize the emission potential of a given application providing the unit of Adjusted Total Pounds (ATP) The system of adjustment factors has undergone several changes notably with the addition of factors for drip systems in 1999 and totally impermeable film (TIF) in 2014 (Johnson 2014 Wofford 2014)

In 1994 DAS petitioned and received authorization from DPR for limited commercial reintroduction of 13-D alongside control measures including amended pesticide labels reduced application rates buffer zones lengthened reentry intervals and coordination of distribution and use of the compound in consultation with county agricultural commissioners (CACs) Additionally DPR established a 90250 ATP township cap on 13-D use (Vidrio 2012 DPR 2002) where a township is defined as a 6 x 6 mile (36 square mile) area as specified by the Public Lands Survey System

The township cap system was modified in 2001 to allow townships to exceed the 90250 ATP cap under certain conditions Use beyond the 90250 ATP cap was only permitted in amounts up to the total of the cumulative deficit of 13-D use below the 90250 ATP cap in the years since 1995 and each successive pound of application beyond the 90250 ATP capwould draw down on the bank of 13-D (Vidrio 2012) Use was allowed up to 180500 ATPmdashdouble

5

the original township cap This approach based on the assumptions of dose averaging described by US EPA (1996) was implemented to allow county agricultural commissioners (CACs) to meet the increasing demand for 13-D following the phaseout of methyl bromide while not exceeding thresholds for cumulative lifetime exposure (DPR 2002)

TIF methods for 13-D have been the subject of recent investigation as proper use of TIF may lower both peak and cumulative emissions relative to other tarp materials (Ajwa et al 2013) Prior to 2014 use of TIF required a minimum 5-day waiting period before the tarp could be cut However Ajwa et al (2013) found that a 5-day waiting period did not adequately reduce residual concentrations at higher application rates for worker and off-site exposure relative to polyethylene tarp and that the mitigative potential of TIF was not fully realized with a 5-day waiting period As of January 2015 DPR increased the minimum seal duration for TIF applications from 5 to 9 days in order to mitigate peak and cumulative emissions resulting from TIF applications (3 CCR sect 64481(d))

DPR revised its 13-D requirements in 2016 with the new rules scheduled to take effect in January 2017 The revisions followed publication of an updated cancer risk assessment (DPR 2015c) and a new statistical evaluation of past monitoring data (Tao 2016) The updated cancer risk assessment increased the acceptable 70-year average target concentration from 014 ppb to 056 ppb while the statistical analysis of monitoring data was used to estimate a township cap value that would maintain ambient air concentrations below the 70-year target concentration in the long-term (DPR 2016) The new requirements limited applications to 136000 ATP per township per year while discontinuing the practice of banking of unused allocations The requirements also prohibited December applications which monitoring studies found to have a disproportionate effect on ambient air concentrations as compared to applications during other months of the year

24 Use Profile

13-D is a widely used soil fumigant in California agriculture applied as a liquid either by shank injection or by chemigation for the purposes of controlling plant-parasitic nematodes and a selection of plant diseases weeds and invertebrates Between 2011 and 2014 use of 13-D was reported in 42 of Californias 58 counties (DPR 2015a) Table 2 provides usage totals for the counties with greatest reported use between 2011 and 2014 Figure 3 shows the increase in annual applications of 13-D from approximately 9 million pounds in 2005 to 13 million pounds in 2014 (DPR 2015a) Treated acreage rose from approximately 65000 to 75000 acres over the same period (Figure 3 DPR 2015a) possibly in response to the phaseout of methyl bromide and greater acreage of high-value crops associated with its use The registered uses of 13-D include all vegetable fruit and nut crops all forage crops tobacco all fiber crops and all nursery crops (US EPA2006)

6

Table 2 Top counties by total 13-D use between January 2011 and December 2014 Use is reported in unadjusted pounds The location of AMN stations within a county are noted where present Use data is summarized from DPR (2015a)

County lbs 13-D AMN Site

1 Fresno 7963140 NA 2 Kern 5894750 Shafter 3 Monterey 4676107 Salinas 4 Merced 4201635 NA 5 Stanislaus 3790841 NA 6 Tulare 3668557 NA 7 Santa Barbara 3259522 NA 8 San Joaquin 1972187 Ripon 9 Ventura 1942049 NA 10 Santa Cruz 1782319 NA

13-D is normally applied to the soil as a mixture of cis- and trans- isomers at maximum application rates of 24 gallons per acre for tarped fumigation and 35 (332 pounds) gallons per acre for untarped applications Approximately 20 of 13-D is applied in combination with chloropicrin another fumigant with action against nematodes in addition to certain insects and soil-borne diseases Use of the chloropicrin co-formulation is most associated with strawberry cultivation (DPR 2015a)

The implementation of township use caps has resulted in the use of emission-reducing application methods in areas with high use Among the sites in the AMNmdashSalinas Shafter and Riponmdashthe Central Valley communities of Ripon and Shafter are characterized by lower 13-D use overall paired with exclusive use of untarped shank injection methods Use of 13shyD is higher in the Central Coast community of Salinas and growers here use methods such as TIF tarps that emit a lower proportion of applied 13-D Table 3 provides a breakdown of use by method for each of the three air monitoring locations in this study

In 2011-2014 strawberries accounted for the largest proportion of 13-D use in California totaling to about one-fifth of all use over the four-year period (Figure 4) Almonds were the crop type associated with the next highest level of use (data not shown) The counties associated with the highest use of 13-D in 2011-2014 were Fresno Kern and Monterey counties (DPR 2015a) Use in Monterey County (in which the Salinas AMN site is located) was almost exclusively directed towards strawberry cultivation whereas use in the Central Valley (location of the Ripon and Shafter air monitoring locations) was associated with a mix of almonds and other permanent crops including tree fruits nuts and grapes (Appendix Table 7) Use is seasonal and typically peaks between July and December (Appendix Table 8)

7

Figure 3 Statewide use of 13-D from 2005-2014 shown alongside the acreage of land treated with 13-D for each year Data from DPR (2015b) and multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

Table 3 13-D application amount by fumigation method in a 5-mile radius surrounding each air sampling station included in the AMN study 2011-2014 Data obtained from several queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Application Method Salinas Shafter Ripon lbs (in thousands)

NontarpaulinDeep 00 3341 8194NontarpaulinShallow 53 00 174TarpaulinDeep 1958 00 00TarpaulinShallow 384 00 00ChemigationTarpaulin 1587 00 00TIFDeep (60 credit) 473 00 00 TIFShallow (60 credit) 843 00 00 ChemigationTIF (60 credit) 681 00 00 Not reported 2640 887 535

8

3

Figure 4 Statewide amount and percentage of 13-D use by crop type for 2011-2014 Data obtained from queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Methods

31 Air Monitoring Network

The AMN surveyed 13-D air concentrations in three California communities Ripon Salinas and Shafter DPR selected air monitoring sites in residential areas that met specific criteria proximity to agricultural activity a record of local and regional pesticide use presence of sensitive demographic groups and availability of other exposure and health data for residents Monitoring included 32 different pesticides and breakdown products Site selection was not oriented towards the use of 13-D specifically however all three monitoring locations were in close (le5 miles) proximity to 13-D use during 2011-2014 (Figure 5) and were located in some of the counties with greatest 13-D use in the state (see Table 2)

Between the years of 2011-2014 DPR scientists retrieved 24-hour air samples on a randomly chosen day during each week at each of the three sampling locations DPR sampled 13-D and other volatile organic compounds using 6 L SilcoCanreg canisters (Restek Corp Pennsylvania USA) that had been pre-evacuated to a pressure of -30rdquo Hg and attached to a flow regulator to maintain constant air flow over a 24-hour period A DryCalregflow meter (Mesa Labs Inc New Jersey USA) was used to ensure proper calibration of air flow Air canister flow was set to 3 mLmin plusmn10 and flow rates were recorded at the beginning and end of each 24-hour sampling period (Tuli et al 2015) A summary of the results for 13-D obtained by the AMN between 2011 and 2014 is included in Table 4

Quality control methods included spiked samples collected from a randomly-selected site every other month and a co-located sample collected from a randomly-selected site once per month (Tuli et al 2015) Recovery of cis- and trans- isomers of 13-D from field spikes was 907-1317 over the 4- year period between 2011-2014 (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba) Five out of 30 co-located pairs fell above the limit of quantitation with a mean relative difference of 231 The remaining 25 co-located pairs did not yield detectable quantities (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba)

9

Figure 5 Annual agricultural use of 13-D from 2005-2014 within a 5-mile radius surrounding each of the three AMN sampling locations Data obtained from multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

DPR partnered with a California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry (CDFA) laboratory to determine the mass of 13-D cis- and trans- isomers captured in each 24-hour sampling period Air canisters were immediately capped and transported from each sampling site to storage at DPRrsquos West Sacramento facility with accompanying chain of custody (COC) documentation and subsequently transported to the CDFA laboratory for chemical analysis Air canister samples are analyzed by directing a known volume of air through a sorbent resin and then extracting the analytes into a solution for use in gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (California Department of Food and Agriculture 2008) The resulting mass of 13-D detected by this method is divided by the volume of air sampled to produce the average ambient concentration of 13-D over a 24-hour period (Tuli et al 2015) For 13-D the method detection limit (MDL) defined as the lowest concentration of a pesticide that the analytical method could reliably detect is equivalent to the limit of quantitation (LOQ) the lowest concentration of a pesticide that can be reliably quantified Improvements in laboratory methods resulted in the MDL changing twice over the study periodmdashfirst from 4540 ngm3 to 454 ngm3 in June 2011 and then to 454 ngm3

in October 2013 (Vidrio et al 2014 2013a) Samples with no positive detection were assumed to contain one-half the MDL value as per DPR standard procedure Sampling results are listed in Table 10 (appendix)

A total of three data subsets were generated for each sampling location from the 2011-2014 AMN sampling results The MDL for 13-D changed twice between 2011-2014 Therefore sampling results were subset by the MDL as a precaution to avoid possible errors in data analysis resulting from the mixing of several different MDLs Additionally subsets with a detection rate of less than 10 were omitted which included all subsets collected from the Salinas site and all but the most recent MDL subsets from the Shafter and Ripon sites (Table 5) This approach differs somewhat from the approach used for the analysis of similar data performed for chloropicrin (Brown 2015) and methyl isothiocyanate (Collins 2016) where MDLs remained consistent for the span of the study period and the data was subset by year and is also different from methods used in similar analyses of chlorpyrifos (Budahn 2016) and chlorthal dimethyl (King 2016) where MDL and LOQ remained constant over the study period

10

Table 4 Summary of AMN network result s (2011-2014) including information on the number of detections at each site over the course of th e four-year sampling period and highest recorded readings at the acute (24-hour) sub-chronic (rolling 4-week average) and chronic (1-year average) screening levels The acute screening level is 505000 ngm3 Subchronic and chronic screening levels are 14000 ngm3 and 9000 ngm3 respectively Summarized from Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 and Vidrio et al 2013ab

Salinas Shafter Ripon

Total no samples 203 204 203 Total no detections 14 36 20 of possible detections Highest acute concentration

69 10072 ngm3

1763 39969 ngm

98 3 14745 ngm

of screening level Highest sub-chronic concentration

20 3 27425 ngm

79 3 18022 ngm

29 3 7993 ngm

of screening level Highest chronic concentration

196 3 760 ngm

1288 3 2589 ngm

571 3 914 ngm

of screening level 84 288 102

Table 5 Number of detections for 13-D and overall detection rate by MDL for each site

MDL (ngm3) Date Range Site Samples Positive Positive

Salinas 20 0 00

4540 Feb 2011 - Jun 2011 Shafter 18 0 00

454

Ripon 19 0 00

June 2011 - Oct 2013

Salinas

Shafter

119

122

8

6

67

49

454

Ripon 120 2 17

Oct 2013 - Dec 2014

Salinas

Shafter

64

64

6

30

93

469

Ripon 64 18 281

32 Correlation with Pesticide Use Reports

The DPR Pesticide Use Report (PUR) database contains a comprehensive statewide record of pesticide applications in California Applicators are required to report use of any registered pesticide to DPR with the exception of residential industrial or institutional applicators Applicators are required to report use information including the date location amount and type of pesticide applied (3CCR sect 6624-6628)

We queried the PUR database at spatial scales covering a radius of 1 2 3 4 or 5 miles surrounding each sampling station in the study The PUR database provides location information in the form of Public Land Survey System (PLSS) sections The resolution of this data is 1 mi2 per section The query included sections on the basis of any part of their 1 mi2

area falling within a given radius from the AMN sampling station Records were grouped by

11

day for the purpose of the regression analysis Table 9 (appendix) provides a list of the sections queried Tables 9-11 (appendix) lists the results for key fields that were returned from the PUR query in the 5 miles surrounding each AMN sampling station

We analyzed the query output from the PUR database for errors by comparing application amount to acreage treated Although data entered into the PUR database undergoes at least 50 different validation processes to reduce the risk of errors in reporting errors do sometimes occur (DPR 2014b) We estimated application rate by comparing application amount to acreage treated Records with calculated rates in excess of label rates by more than 10 were flagged for further review We flagged two records as a result of such a rate anomaly for the 2011-2014 13-D dataset We opted to remove both records from the dataset this ultimately had no impact on the regression results as both records existed as part of the 2011 Salinas data subset which was not included in the final regression

We used information on application method to associate each PUR record with an Application Factor (AF) and determine units of 13-D ATP for each application AFs were obtained from DPR (2014a) AFs are pre-established multipliers based on application technique (eg tarp material depth of application) and environmental factors (eg month of the year location of application) The resulting ATP value reflects the principle that the practices and environmental conditions of each application will affect the relative amount of 13-D present in the air near treated fields (DPR 2014a) The PUR data for 13-D has a high reporting rate for application methods enabling the conversion of actual pounds to ATP In cases where method was not reported we assumed a broadcast or bedded deep-shank injection without tarp (described by 3CCR 64481(d)(5)) as this was the most commonly used method in California between 2011-2014 representing 53 of all methods (DPR 2015a) We applied this assumption to 75 out of 338 records (22) in the Salinas dataset 18 out of 163 records (11) in the Ripon dataset and 14 reports out of 60 records (23) in the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The PUR data contained several likely instances of aggregated reports for which we corrected Applicators sometimes lump multi-day applications into a single report which can bias the selection of records and increases the apparent magnitude of an application We considered applications of greater than 40 acres in a single day as the likely threshold for aggregate reports as 40 acres is a typical daily maximum for fumigation crews (Beauvais et al 2010) We set a value of 44 acres (40+10 margin of error) as the threshold for which we would divide the application amount We allocated application amounts proportionate to the area fumigated on a given day We assumed consecutive days of fumigation during which 40 acres would be fumigated each day and any remainder to a multiple of 40 would be applied on the last day We applied 38 two-day corrections and 4 three-day corrections across the 338 reports for the Salinas dataset 11 two-day corrections across the 163 reports in the Ripon dataset and 12 two-day corrections across the 60 reports for the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The prepared dataset for all three locations is summarized visually by week in Figures 6-8 Salinas and Shafter showed strong seasonal patterns of use whereas use in Shafter was dispersed throughout each year Detections showed seasonal trends similar to those observed for use but instances of positive detections did not consistently track with reported use on a week-by-week basis The magnitude of positive detections did not appear to follow an obvious pattern based on weekly use Many instances of use without corresponding detection

12

are observable particularly in Salinas which failed to meet our 10 detection threshold for inclusion in analysis across all MDLs Other notable examples of use without detection include Ripon during 2012-2013 and Shafter during 2011-2013 While less common the opposite casemdashdetections without corresponding usemdashis also observable in the Shafter dataset near the end of 2014 (Figure 8)

The R (version 321) statistical programming language was used to perform all processes relating to the linear regression including graphics and statistical tests We paired the AMN monitoring data with the PUR data that we sourced from the different spatial scales mentioned above AMN monitoring data and PUR data were prepared for analysis according to the methods described above PUR application amount served as the predictor variable and AMN ambient air concentration results as the response variable We did not utilize any additional factors or covariates in the regression Regressions were initially performed including those observations that contain zero use paired with non-detection The best-performing regressions were also run with these observations removed in cases with non-normal distribution of residuals

Time lags were incorporated into the model because field studies indicate that 13-D volatilizes over a period of several days following the actual application time and the use of some tarp materials may delay the point of peak emissions (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) Here we define rsquolagsrsquo as application records occurring one or more days prior to an air sampling end date and we use the nomenclature of

xt-i

where x represents the sum of application records on day t and i is an integer that specifies a number of days prior to t Laboratory and field studies suggest that the largest proportion of 13-D emissions are typically lost within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009 Qin et al 2008) although the cutting of TIF-type tarps may result in a delayed emissions peak (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) We tested x with lags between 1 and 7 days with this theoretical basis in mind We evaluated the residuals of each regression for heteroscedasticity1 using the Breusch-Pagan (BP) test (Breusch and Pagan 1979) Where necessary we inferred heteroscedasticity-consistent estimators of the coefficient variance-covariance matrix (HCCM) and robust probabilities using the Huber-White method (White 1980) We used visual assessment of normal probability plots to determine departures from normality Cookrsquos distance was used to estimate the influence of individual data points in each regression

1 Heteroscedasticity refers to errors (residuals) that vary in magnitude across the range of values used for prediction in a regression Heteroscedasticity violates one of the assumptions of linear regression and if uncorrected will result in a regression that varies in accuracy depending on the value being predicted

13

Figure 6 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Salinas air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

Figure 7 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Ripon air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

14

Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

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Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

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strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

In 1989 13-D was added to Californiarsquos proposition 65 list of chemicals known to the State to cause cancer Proposition 65 officially known as the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 requires the Governor of California to publish an annual list of chemicals known to the state to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity (Health and Safety Code sect 252498) The California Safe Drinking Water Act of 1996 (Health and Safety Code sect 116270) requires the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard assessment (OEHHA) to develop public health goals (PHGs) for chemicals included on the annual list (Health and Safety Code sect 116365(c)) In 1999 OEHHA established a public health goal (PHG) of 02 parts per billion based on carcinogenic potency factors as found in toxicology literature (Bankowska 2006) PHGs are concentrations of a contaminant in drinking water that are not expected to pose a significant health risk if consumed for a lifetime (OEHHA 2016) and are considered by the California Department of Public Health in setting drinking water standards (Health and Safety Code sect 116365(a) and (b))

Prior to 1990 use of 13-D in California averaged 25 million pounds per year (DPR 2002) However in April 1990 the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA)ndashthen the statersquos pesticide regulatory agencyndashsuspended use permits for 13-D following detection of high ambient air concentrations in the Central Valley by the California Air Resources Board (Vidrio 2012 DPR 2002) Following the suspension Dow AgroSciences (DAS)ndashthe primary manufacturer of 13-Dndashdeveloped new application methods to reduce volatilization losses and furthered methods to accurately predict 13-D emissions from field fumigations

DPR began development of 13-D use adjustment factors in the mid-1990s with the understanding that application methods impact the amount of 13-D lost from a field through volatilization and therefore can affect local air quality An emissions study conducted by DAS (Knuteson et al 1992) provided much of the scientific basis for development of the adjustment factors (Johnson 2013) The factors were calculated by dividing the predicted emissions total for each category of application method relative to a deep shank injection control treatment and was initially only performed for methods expected to result in a greater level of emissions than deep shank injection (eg shallow injection) (Johnson 2013) DPR also considered regional and seasonal differences in meteorological conditions The resulting ratios could be then used to standardize the emission potential of a given application providing the unit of Adjusted Total Pounds (ATP) The system of adjustment factors has undergone several changes notably with the addition of factors for drip systems in 1999 and totally impermeable film (TIF) in 2014 (Johnson 2014 Wofford 2014)

In 1994 DAS petitioned and received authorization from DPR for limited commercial reintroduction of 13-D alongside control measures including amended pesticide labels reduced application rates buffer zones lengthened reentry intervals and coordination of distribution and use of the compound in consultation with county agricultural commissioners (CACs) Additionally DPR established a 90250 ATP township cap on 13-D use (Vidrio 2012 DPR 2002) where a township is defined as a 6 x 6 mile (36 square mile) area as specified by the Public Lands Survey System

The township cap system was modified in 2001 to allow townships to exceed the 90250 ATP cap under certain conditions Use beyond the 90250 ATP cap was only permitted in amounts up to the total of the cumulative deficit of 13-D use below the 90250 ATP cap in the years since 1995 and each successive pound of application beyond the 90250 ATP capwould draw down on the bank of 13-D (Vidrio 2012) Use was allowed up to 180500 ATPmdashdouble

5

the original township cap This approach based on the assumptions of dose averaging described by US EPA (1996) was implemented to allow county agricultural commissioners (CACs) to meet the increasing demand for 13-D following the phaseout of methyl bromide while not exceeding thresholds for cumulative lifetime exposure (DPR 2002)

TIF methods for 13-D have been the subject of recent investigation as proper use of TIF may lower both peak and cumulative emissions relative to other tarp materials (Ajwa et al 2013) Prior to 2014 use of TIF required a minimum 5-day waiting period before the tarp could be cut However Ajwa et al (2013) found that a 5-day waiting period did not adequately reduce residual concentrations at higher application rates for worker and off-site exposure relative to polyethylene tarp and that the mitigative potential of TIF was not fully realized with a 5-day waiting period As of January 2015 DPR increased the minimum seal duration for TIF applications from 5 to 9 days in order to mitigate peak and cumulative emissions resulting from TIF applications (3 CCR sect 64481(d))

DPR revised its 13-D requirements in 2016 with the new rules scheduled to take effect in January 2017 The revisions followed publication of an updated cancer risk assessment (DPR 2015c) and a new statistical evaluation of past monitoring data (Tao 2016) The updated cancer risk assessment increased the acceptable 70-year average target concentration from 014 ppb to 056 ppb while the statistical analysis of monitoring data was used to estimate a township cap value that would maintain ambient air concentrations below the 70-year target concentration in the long-term (DPR 2016) The new requirements limited applications to 136000 ATP per township per year while discontinuing the practice of banking of unused allocations The requirements also prohibited December applications which monitoring studies found to have a disproportionate effect on ambient air concentrations as compared to applications during other months of the year

24 Use Profile

13-D is a widely used soil fumigant in California agriculture applied as a liquid either by shank injection or by chemigation for the purposes of controlling plant-parasitic nematodes and a selection of plant diseases weeds and invertebrates Between 2011 and 2014 use of 13-D was reported in 42 of Californias 58 counties (DPR 2015a) Table 2 provides usage totals for the counties with greatest reported use between 2011 and 2014 Figure 3 shows the increase in annual applications of 13-D from approximately 9 million pounds in 2005 to 13 million pounds in 2014 (DPR 2015a) Treated acreage rose from approximately 65000 to 75000 acres over the same period (Figure 3 DPR 2015a) possibly in response to the phaseout of methyl bromide and greater acreage of high-value crops associated with its use The registered uses of 13-D include all vegetable fruit and nut crops all forage crops tobacco all fiber crops and all nursery crops (US EPA2006)

6

Table 2 Top counties by total 13-D use between January 2011 and December 2014 Use is reported in unadjusted pounds The location of AMN stations within a county are noted where present Use data is summarized from DPR (2015a)

County lbs 13-D AMN Site

1 Fresno 7963140 NA 2 Kern 5894750 Shafter 3 Monterey 4676107 Salinas 4 Merced 4201635 NA 5 Stanislaus 3790841 NA 6 Tulare 3668557 NA 7 Santa Barbara 3259522 NA 8 San Joaquin 1972187 Ripon 9 Ventura 1942049 NA 10 Santa Cruz 1782319 NA

13-D is normally applied to the soil as a mixture of cis- and trans- isomers at maximum application rates of 24 gallons per acre for tarped fumigation and 35 (332 pounds) gallons per acre for untarped applications Approximately 20 of 13-D is applied in combination with chloropicrin another fumigant with action against nematodes in addition to certain insects and soil-borne diseases Use of the chloropicrin co-formulation is most associated with strawberry cultivation (DPR 2015a)

The implementation of township use caps has resulted in the use of emission-reducing application methods in areas with high use Among the sites in the AMNmdashSalinas Shafter and Riponmdashthe Central Valley communities of Ripon and Shafter are characterized by lower 13-D use overall paired with exclusive use of untarped shank injection methods Use of 13shyD is higher in the Central Coast community of Salinas and growers here use methods such as TIF tarps that emit a lower proportion of applied 13-D Table 3 provides a breakdown of use by method for each of the three air monitoring locations in this study

In 2011-2014 strawberries accounted for the largest proportion of 13-D use in California totaling to about one-fifth of all use over the four-year period (Figure 4) Almonds were the crop type associated with the next highest level of use (data not shown) The counties associated with the highest use of 13-D in 2011-2014 were Fresno Kern and Monterey counties (DPR 2015a) Use in Monterey County (in which the Salinas AMN site is located) was almost exclusively directed towards strawberry cultivation whereas use in the Central Valley (location of the Ripon and Shafter air monitoring locations) was associated with a mix of almonds and other permanent crops including tree fruits nuts and grapes (Appendix Table 7) Use is seasonal and typically peaks between July and December (Appendix Table 8)

7

Figure 3 Statewide use of 13-D from 2005-2014 shown alongside the acreage of land treated with 13-D for each year Data from DPR (2015b) and multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

Table 3 13-D application amount by fumigation method in a 5-mile radius surrounding each air sampling station included in the AMN study 2011-2014 Data obtained from several queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Application Method Salinas Shafter Ripon lbs (in thousands)

NontarpaulinDeep 00 3341 8194NontarpaulinShallow 53 00 174TarpaulinDeep 1958 00 00TarpaulinShallow 384 00 00ChemigationTarpaulin 1587 00 00TIFDeep (60 credit) 473 00 00 TIFShallow (60 credit) 843 00 00 ChemigationTIF (60 credit) 681 00 00 Not reported 2640 887 535

8

3

Figure 4 Statewide amount and percentage of 13-D use by crop type for 2011-2014 Data obtained from queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Methods

31 Air Monitoring Network

The AMN surveyed 13-D air concentrations in three California communities Ripon Salinas and Shafter DPR selected air monitoring sites in residential areas that met specific criteria proximity to agricultural activity a record of local and regional pesticide use presence of sensitive demographic groups and availability of other exposure and health data for residents Monitoring included 32 different pesticides and breakdown products Site selection was not oriented towards the use of 13-D specifically however all three monitoring locations were in close (le5 miles) proximity to 13-D use during 2011-2014 (Figure 5) and were located in some of the counties with greatest 13-D use in the state (see Table 2)

Between the years of 2011-2014 DPR scientists retrieved 24-hour air samples on a randomly chosen day during each week at each of the three sampling locations DPR sampled 13-D and other volatile organic compounds using 6 L SilcoCanreg canisters (Restek Corp Pennsylvania USA) that had been pre-evacuated to a pressure of -30rdquo Hg and attached to a flow regulator to maintain constant air flow over a 24-hour period A DryCalregflow meter (Mesa Labs Inc New Jersey USA) was used to ensure proper calibration of air flow Air canister flow was set to 3 mLmin plusmn10 and flow rates were recorded at the beginning and end of each 24-hour sampling period (Tuli et al 2015) A summary of the results for 13-D obtained by the AMN between 2011 and 2014 is included in Table 4

Quality control methods included spiked samples collected from a randomly-selected site every other month and a co-located sample collected from a randomly-selected site once per month (Tuli et al 2015) Recovery of cis- and trans- isomers of 13-D from field spikes was 907-1317 over the 4- year period between 2011-2014 (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba) Five out of 30 co-located pairs fell above the limit of quantitation with a mean relative difference of 231 The remaining 25 co-located pairs did not yield detectable quantities (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba)

9

Figure 5 Annual agricultural use of 13-D from 2005-2014 within a 5-mile radius surrounding each of the three AMN sampling locations Data obtained from multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

DPR partnered with a California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry (CDFA) laboratory to determine the mass of 13-D cis- and trans- isomers captured in each 24-hour sampling period Air canisters were immediately capped and transported from each sampling site to storage at DPRrsquos West Sacramento facility with accompanying chain of custody (COC) documentation and subsequently transported to the CDFA laboratory for chemical analysis Air canister samples are analyzed by directing a known volume of air through a sorbent resin and then extracting the analytes into a solution for use in gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (California Department of Food and Agriculture 2008) The resulting mass of 13-D detected by this method is divided by the volume of air sampled to produce the average ambient concentration of 13-D over a 24-hour period (Tuli et al 2015) For 13-D the method detection limit (MDL) defined as the lowest concentration of a pesticide that the analytical method could reliably detect is equivalent to the limit of quantitation (LOQ) the lowest concentration of a pesticide that can be reliably quantified Improvements in laboratory methods resulted in the MDL changing twice over the study periodmdashfirst from 4540 ngm3 to 454 ngm3 in June 2011 and then to 454 ngm3

in October 2013 (Vidrio et al 2014 2013a) Samples with no positive detection were assumed to contain one-half the MDL value as per DPR standard procedure Sampling results are listed in Table 10 (appendix)

A total of three data subsets were generated for each sampling location from the 2011-2014 AMN sampling results The MDL for 13-D changed twice between 2011-2014 Therefore sampling results were subset by the MDL as a precaution to avoid possible errors in data analysis resulting from the mixing of several different MDLs Additionally subsets with a detection rate of less than 10 were omitted which included all subsets collected from the Salinas site and all but the most recent MDL subsets from the Shafter and Ripon sites (Table 5) This approach differs somewhat from the approach used for the analysis of similar data performed for chloropicrin (Brown 2015) and methyl isothiocyanate (Collins 2016) where MDLs remained consistent for the span of the study period and the data was subset by year and is also different from methods used in similar analyses of chlorpyrifos (Budahn 2016) and chlorthal dimethyl (King 2016) where MDL and LOQ remained constant over the study period

10

Table 4 Summary of AMN network result s (2011-2014) including information on the number of detections at each site over the course of th e four-year sampling period and highest recorded readings at the acute (24-hour) sub-chronic (rolling 4-week average) and chronic (1-year average) screening levels The acute screening level is 505000 ngm3 Subchronic and chronic screening levels are 14000 ngm3 and 9000 ngm3 respectively Summarized from Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 and Vidrio et al 2013ab

Salinas Shafter Ripon

Total no samples 203 204 203 Total no detections 14 36 20 of possible detections Highest acute concentration

69 10072 ngm3

1763 39969 ngm

98 3 14745 ngm

of screening level Highest sub-chronic concentration

20 3 27425 ngm

79 3 18022 ngm

29 3 7993 ngm

of screening level Highest chronic concentration

196 3 760 ngm

1288 3 2589 ngm

571 3 914 ngm

of screening level 84 288 102

Table 5 Number of detections for 13-D and overall detection rate by MDL for each site

MDL (ngm3) Date Range Site Samples Positive Positive

Salinas 20 0 00

4540 Feb 2011 - Jun 2011 Shafter 18 0 00

454

Ripon 19 0 00

June 2011 - Oct 2013

Salinas

Shafter

119

122

8

6

67

49

454

Ripon 120 2 17

Oct 2013 - Dec 2014

Salinas

Shafter

64

64

6

30

93

469

Ripon 64 18 281

32 Correlation with Pesticide Use Reports

The DPR Pesticide Use Report (PUR) database contains a comprehensive statewide record of pesticide applications in California Applicators are required to report use of any registered pesticide to DPR with the exception of residential industrial or institutional applicators Applicators are required to report use information including the date location amount and type of pesticide applied (3CCR sect 6624-6628)

We queried the PUR database at spatial scales covering a radius of 1 2 3 4 or 5 miles surrounding each sampling station in the study The PUR database provides location information in the form of Public Land Survey System (PLSS) sections The resolution of this data is 1 mi2 per section The query included sections on the basis of any part of their 1 mi2

area falling within a given radius from the AMN sampling station Records were grouped by

11

day for the purpose of the regression analysis Table 9 (appendix) provides a list of the sections queried Tables 9-11 (appendix) lists the results for key fields that were returned from the PUR query in the 5 miles surrounding each AMN sampling station

We analyzed the query output from the PUR database for errors by comparing application amount to acreage treated Although data entered into the PUR database undergoes at least 50 different validation processes to reduce the risk of errors in reporting errors do sometimes occur (DPR 2014b) We estimated application rate by comparing application amount to acreage treated Records with calculated rates in excess of label rates by more than 10 were flagged for further review We flagged two records as a result of such a rate anomaly for the 2011-2014 13-D dataset We opted to remove both records from the dataset this ultimately had no impact on the regression results as both records existed as part of the 2011 Salinas data subset which was not included in the final regression

We used information on application method to associate each PUR record with an Application Factor (AF) and determine units of 13-D ATP for each application AFs were obtained from DPR (2014a) AFs are pre-established multipliers based on application technique (eg tarp material depth of application) and environmental factors (eg month of the year location of application) The resulting ATP value reflects the principle that the practices and environmental conditions of each application will affect the relative amount of 13-D present in the air near treated fields (DPR 2014a) The PUR data for 13-D has a high reporting rate for application methods enabling the conversion of actual pounds to ATP In cases where method was not reported we assumed a broadcast or bedded deep-shank injection without tarp (described by 3CCR 64481(d)(5)) as this was the most commonly used method in California between 2011-2014 representing 53 of all methods (DPR 2015a) We applied this assumption to 75 out of 338 records (22) in the Salinas dataset 18 out of 163 records (11) in the Ripon dataset and 14 reports out of 60 records (23) in the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The PUR data contained several likely instances of aggregated reports for which we corrected Applicators sometimes lump multi-day applications into a single report which can bias the selection of records and increases the apparent magnitude of an application We considered applications of greater than 40 acres in a single day as the likely threshold for aggregate reports as 40 acres is a typical daily maximum for fumigation crews (Beauvais et al 2010) We set a value of 44 acres (40+10 margin of error) as the threshold for which we would divide the application amount We allocated application amounts proportionate to the area fumigated on a given day We assumed consecutive days of fumigation during which 40 acres would be fumigated each day and any remainder to a multiple of 40 would be applied on the last day We applied 38 two-day corrections and 4 three-day corrections across the 338 reports for the Salinas dataset 11 two-day corrections across the 163 reports in the Ripon dataset and 12 two-day corrections across the 60 reports for the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The prepared dataset for all three locations is summarized visually by week in Figures 6-8 Salinas and Shafter showed strong seasonal patterns of use whereas use in Shafter was dispersed throughout each year Detections showed seasonal trends similar to those observed for use but instances of positive detections did not consistently track with reported use on a week-by-week basis The magnitude of positive detections did not appear to follow an obvious pattern based on weekly use Many instances of use without corresponding detection

12

are observable particularly in Salinas which failed to meet our 10 detection threshold for inclusion in analysis across all MDLs Other notable examples of use without detection include Ripon during 2012-2013 and Shafter during 2011-2013 While less common the opposite casemdashdetections without corresponding usemdashis also observable in the Shafter dataset near the end of 2014 (Figure 8)

The R (version 321) statistical programming language was used to perform all processes relating to the linear regression including graphics and statistical tests We paired the AMN monitoring data with the PUR data that we sourced from the different spatial scales mentioned above AMN monitoring data and PUR data were prepared for analysis according to the methods described above PUR application amount served as the predictor variable and AMN ambient air concentration results as the response variable We did not utilize any additional factors or covariates in the regression Regressions were initially performed including those observations that contain zero use paired with non-detection The best-performing regressions were also run with these observations removed in cases with non-normal distribution of residuals

Time lags were incorporated into the model because field studies indicate that 13-D volatilizes over a period of several days following the actual application time and the use of some tarp materials may delay the point of peak emissions (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) Here we define rsquolagsrsquo as application records occurring one or more days prior to an air sampling end date and we use the nomenclature of

xt-i

where x represents the sum of application records on day t and i is an integer that specifies a number of days prior to t Laboratory and field studies suggest that the largest proportion of 13-D emissions are typically lost within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009 Qin et al 2008) although the cutting of TIF-type tarps may result in a delayed emissions peak (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) We tested x with lags between 1 and 7 days with this theoretical basis in mind We evaluated the residuals of each regression for heteroscedasticity1 using the Breusch-Pagan (BP) test (Breusch and Pagan 1979) Where necessary we inferred heteroscedasticity-consistent estimators of the coefficient variance-covariance matrix (HCCM) and robust probabilities using the Huber-White method (White 1980) We used visual assessment of normal probability plots to determine departures from normality Cookrsquos distance was used to estimate the influence of individual data points in each regression

1 Heteroscedasticity refers to errors (residuals) that vary in magnitude across the range of values used for prediction in a regression Heteroscedasticity violates one of the assumptions of linear regression and if uncorrected will result in a regression that varies in accuracy depending on the value being predicted

13

Figure 6 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Salinas air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

Figure 7 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Ripon air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

14

Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

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Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

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Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

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King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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24

the original township cap This approach based on the assumptions of dose averaging described by US EPA (1996) was implemented to allow county agricultural commissioners (CACs) to meet the increasing demand for 13-D following the phaseout of methyl bromide while not exceeding thresholds for cumulative lifetime exposure (DPR 2002)

TIF methods for 13-D have been the subject of recent investigation as proper use of TIF may lower both peak and cumulative emissions relative to other tarp materials (Ajwa et al 2013) Prior to 2014 use of TIF required a minimum 5-day waiting period before the tarp could be cut However Ajwa et al (2013) found that a 5-day waiting period did not adequately reduce residual concentrations at higher application rates for worker and off-site exposure relative to polyethylene tarp and that the mitigative potential of TIF was not fully realized with a 5-day waiting period As of January 2015 DPR increased the minimum seal duration for TIF applications from 5 to 9 days in order to mitigate peak and cumulative emissions resulting from TIF applications (3 CCR sect 64481(d))

DPR revised its 13-D requirements in 2016 with the new rules scheduled to take effect in January 2017 The revisions followed publication of an updated cancer risk assessment (DPR 2015c) and a new statistical evaluation of past monitoring data (Tao 2016) The updated cancer risk assessment increased the acceptable 70-year average target concentration from 014 ppb to 056 ppb while the statistical analysis of monitoring data was used to estimate a township cap value that would maintain ambient air concentrations below the 70-year target concentration in the long-term (DPR 2016) The new requirements limited applications to 136000 ATP per township per year while discontinuing the practice of banking of unused allocations The requirements also prohibited December applications which monitoring studies found to have a disproportionate effect on ambient air concentrations as compared to applications during other months of the year

24 Use Profile

13-D is a widely used soil fumigant in California agriculture applied as a liquid either by shank injection or by chemigation for the purposes of controlling plant-parasitic nematodes and a selection of plant diseases weeds and invertebrates Between 2011 and 2014 use of 13-D was reported in 42 of Californias 58 counties (DPR 2015a) Table 2 provides usage totals for the counties with greatest reported use between 2011 and 2014 Figure 3 shows the increase in annual applications of 13-D from approximately 9 million pounds in 2005 to 13 million pounds in 2014 (DPR 2015a) Treated acreage rose from approximately 65000 to 75000 acres over the same period (Figure 3 DPR 2015a) possibly in response to the phaseout of methyl bromide and greater acreage of high-value crops associated with its use The registered uses of 13-D include all vegetable fruit and nut crops all forage crops tobacco all fiber crops and all nursery crops (US EPA2006)

6

Table 2 Top counties by total 13-D use between January 2011 and December 2014 Use is reported in unadjusted pounds The location of AMN stations within a county are noted where present Use data is summarized from DPR (2015a)

County lbs 13-D AMN Site

1 Fresno 7963140 NA 2 Kern 5894750 Shafter 3 Monterey 4676107 Salinas 4 Merced 4201635 NA 5 Stanislaus 3790841 NA 6 Tulare 3668557 NA 7 Santa Barbara 3259522 NA 8 San Joaquin 1972187 Ripon 9 Ventura 1942049 NA 10 Santa Cruz 1782319 NA

13-D is normally applied to the soil as a mixture of cis- and trans- isomers at maximum application rates of 24 gallons per acre for tarped fumigation and 35 (332 pounds) gallons per acre for untarped applications Approximately 20 of 13-D is applied in combination with chloropicrin another fumigant with action against nematodes in addition to certain insects and soil-borne diseases Use of the chloropicrin co-formulation is most associated with strawberry cultivation (DPR 2015a)

The implementation of township use caps has resulted in the use of emission-reducing application methods in areas with high use Among the sites in the AMNmdashSalinas Shafter and Riponmdashthe Central Valley communities of Ripon and Shafter are characterized by lower 13-D use overall paired with exclusive use of untarped shank injection methods Use of 13shyD is higher in the Central Coast community of Salinas and growers here use methods such as TIF tarps that emit a lower proportion of applied 13-D Table 3 provides a breakdown of use by method for each of the three air monitoring locations in this study

In 2011-2014 strawberries accounted for the largest proportion of 13-D use in California totaling to about one-fifth of all use over the four-year period (Figure 4) Almonds were the crop type associated with the next highest level of use (data not shown) The counties associated with the highest use of 13-D in 2011-2014 were Fresno Kern and Monterey counties (DPR 2015a) Use in Monterey County (in which the Salinas AMN site is located) was almost exclusively directed towards strawberry cultivation whereas use in the Central Valley (location of the Ripon and Shafter air monitoring locations) was associated with a mix of almonds and other permanent crops including tree fruits nuts and grapes (Appendix Table 7) Use is seasonal and typically peaks between July and December (Appendix Table 8)

7

Figure 3 Statewide use of 13-D from 2005-2014 shown alongside the acreage of land treated with 13-D for each year Data from DPR (2015b) and multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

Table 3 13-D application amount by fumigation method in a 5-mile radius surrounding each air sampling station included in the AMN study 2011-2014 Data obtained from several queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Application Method Salinas Shafter Ripon lbs (in thousands)

NontarpaulinDeep 00 3341 8194NontarpaulinShallow 53 00 174TarpaulinDeep 1958 00 00TarpaulinShallow 384 00 00ChemigationTarpaulin 1587 00 00TIFDeep (60 credit) 473 00 00 TIFShallow (60 credit) 843 00 00 ChemigationTIF (60 credit) 681 00 00 Not reported 2640 887 535

8

3

Figure 4 Statewide amount and percentage of 13-D use by crop type for 2011-2014 Data obtained from queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Methods

31 Air Monitoring Network

The AMN surveyed 13-D air concentrations in three California communities Ripon Salinas and Shafter DPR selected air monitoring sites in residential areas that met specific criteria proximity to agricultural activity a record of local and regional pesticide use presence of sensitive demographic groups and availability of other exposure and health data for residents Monitoring included 32 different pesticides and breakdown products Site selection was not oriented towards the use of 13-D specifically however all three monitoring locations were in close (le5 miles) proximity to 13-D use during 2011-2014 (Figure 5) and were located in some of the counties with greatest 13-D use in the state (see Table 2)

Between the years of 2011-2014 DPR scientists retrieved 24-hour air samples on a randomly chosen day during each week at each of the three sampling locations DPR sampled 13-D and other volatile organic compounds using 6 L SilcoCanreg canisters (Restek Corp Pennsylvania USA) that had been pre-evacuated to a pressure of -30rdquo Hg and attached to a flow regulator to maintain constant air flow over a 24-hour period A DryCalregflow meter (Mesa Labs Inc New Jersey USA) was used to ensure proper calibration of air flow Air canister flow was set to 3 mLmin plusmn10 and flow rates were recorded at the beginning and end of each 24-hour sampling period (Tuli et al 2015) A summary of the results for 13-D obtained by the AMN between 2011 and 2014 is included in Table 4

Quality control methods included spiked samples collected from a randomly-selected site every other month and a co-located sample collected from a randomly-selected site once per month (Tuli et al 2015) Recovery of cis- and trans- isomers of 13-D from field spikes was 907-1317 over the 4- year period between 2011-2014 (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba) Five out of 30 co-located pairs fell above the limit of quantitation with a mean relative difference of 231 The remaining 25 co-located pairs did not yield detectable quantities (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba)

9

Figure 5 Annual agricultural use of 13-D from 2005-2014 within a 5-mile radius surrounding each of the three AMN sampling locations Data obtained from multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

DPR partnered with a California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry (CDFA) laboratory to determine the mass of 13-D cis- and trans- isomers captured in each 24-hour sampling period Air canisters were immediately capped and transported from each sampling site to storage at DPRrsquos West Sacramento facility with accompanying chain of custody (COC) documentation and subsequently transported to the CDFA laboratory for chemical analysis Air canister samples are analyzed by directing a known volume of air through a sorbent resin and then extracting the analytes into a solution for use in gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (California Department of Food and Agriculture 2008) The resulting mass of 13-D detected by this method is divided by the volume of air sampled to produce the average ambient concentration of 13-D over a 24-hour period (Tuli et al 2015) For 13-D the method detection limit (MDL) defined as the lowest concentration of a pesticide that the analytical method could reliably detect is equivalent to the limit of quantitation (LOQ) the lowest concentration of a pesticide that can be reliably quantified Improvements in laboratory methods resulted in the MDL changing twice over the study periodmdashfirst from 4540 ngm3 to 454 ngm3 in June 2011 and then to 454 ngm3

in October 2013 (Vidrio et al 2014 2013a) Samples with no positive detection were assumed to contain one-half the MDL value as per DPR standard procedure Sampling results are listed in Table 10 (appendix)

A total of three data subsets were generated for each sampling location from the 2011-2014 AMN sampling results The MDL for 13-D changed twice between 2011-2014 Therefore sampling results were subset by the MDL as a precaution to avoid possible errors in data analysis resulting from the mixing of several different MDLs Additionally subsets with a detection rate of less than 10 were omitted which included all subsets collected from the Salinas site and all but the most recent MDL subsets from the Shafter and Ripon sites (Table 5) This approach differs somewhat from the approach used for the analysis of similar data performed for chloropicrin (Brown 2015) and methyl isothiocyanate (Collins 2016) where MDLs remained consistent for the span of the study period and the data was subset by year and is also different from methods used in similar analyses of chlorpyrifos (Budahn 2016) and chlorthal dimethyl (King 2016) where MDL and LOQ remained constant over the study period

10

Table 4 Summary of AMN network result s (2011-2014) including information on the number of detections at each site over the course of th e four-year sampling period and highest recorded readings at the acute (24-hour) sub-chronic (rolling 4-week average) and chronic (1-year average) screening levels The acute screening level is 505000 ngm3 Subchronic and chronic screening levels are 14000 ngm3 and 9000 ngm3 respectively Summarized from Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 and Vidrio et al 2013ab

Salinas Shafter Ripon

Total no samples 203 204 203 Total no detections 14 36 20 of possible detections Highest acute concentration

69 10072 ngm3

1763 39969 ngm

98 3 14745 ngm

of screening level Highest sub-chronic concentration

20 3 27425 ngm

79 3 18022 ngm

29 3 7993 ngm

of screening level Highest chronic concentration

196 3 760 ngm

1288 3 2589 ngm

571 3 914 ngm

of screening level 84 288 102

Table 5 Number of detections for 13-D and overall detection rate by MDL for each site

MDL (ngm3) Date Range Site Samples Positive Positive

Salinas 20 0 00

4540 Feb 2011 - Jun 2011 Shafter 18 0 00

454

Ripon 19 0 00

June 2011 - Oct 2013

Salinas

Shafter

119

122

8

6

67

49

454

Ripon 120 2 17

Oct 2013 - Dec 2014

Salinas

Shafter

64

64

6

30

93

469

Ripon 64 18 281

32 Correlation with Pesticide Use Reports

The DPR Pesticide Use Report (PUR) database contains a comprehensive statewide record of pesticide applications in California Applicators are required to report use of any registered pesticide to DPR with the exception of residential industrial or institutional applicators Applicators are required to report use information including the date location amount and type of pesticide applied (3CCR sect 6624-6628)

We queried the PUR database at spatial scales covering a radius of 1 2 3 4 or 5 miles surrounding each sampling station in the study The PUR database provides location information in the form of Public Land Survey System (PLSS) sections The resolution of this data is 1 mi2 per section The query included sections on the basis of any part of their 1 mi2

area falling within a given radius from the AMN sampling station Records were grouped by

11

day for the purpose of the regression analysis Table 9 (appendix) provides a list of the sections queried Tables 9-11 (appendix) lists the results for key fields that were returned from the PUR query in the 5 miles surrounding each AMN sampling station

We analyzed the query output from the PUR database for errors by comparing application amount to acreage treated Although data entered into the PUR database undergoes at least 50 different validation processes to reduce the risk of errors in reporting errors do sometimes occur (DPR 2014b) We estimated application rate by comparing application amount to acreage treated Records with calculated rates in excess of label rates by more than 10 were flagged for further review We flagged two records as a result of such a rate anomaly for the 2011-2014 13-D dataset We opted to remove both records from the dataset this ultimately had no impact on the regression results as both records existed as part of the 2011 Salinas data subset which was not included in the final regression

We used information on application method to associate each PUR record with an Application Factor (AF) and determine units of 13-D ATP for each application AFs were obtained from DPR (2014a) AFs are pre-established multipliers based on application technique (eg tarp material depth of application) and environmental factors (eg month of the year location of application) The resulting ATP value reflects the principle that the practices and environmental conditions of each application will affect the relative amount of 13-D present in the air near treated fields (DPR 2014a) The PUR data for 13-D has a high reporting rate for application methods enabling the conversion of actual pounds to ATP In cases where method was not reported we assumed a broadcast or bedded deep-shank injection without tarp (described by 3CCR 64481(d)(5)) as this was the most commonly used method in California between 2011-2014 representing 53 of all methods (DPR 2015a) We applied this assumption to 75 out of 338 records (22) in the Salinas dataset 18 out of 163 records (11) in the Ripon dataset and 14 reports out of 60 records (23) in the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The PUR data contained several likely instances of aggregated reports for which we corrected Applicators sometimes lump multi-day applications into a single report which can bias the selection of records and increases the apparent magnitude of an application We considered applications of greater than 40 acres in a single day as the likely threshold for aggregate reports as 40 acres is a typical daily maximum for fumigation crews (Beauvais et al 2010) We set a value of 44 acres (40+10 margin of error) as the threshold for which we would divide the application amount We allocated application amounts proportionate to the area fumigated on a given day We assumed consecutive days of fumigation during which 40 acres would be fumigated each day and any remainder to a multiple of 40 would be applied on the last day We applied 38 two-day corrections and 4 three-day corrections across the 338 reports for the Salinas dataset 11 two-day corrections across the 163 reports in the Ripon dataset and 12 two-day corrections across the 60 reports for the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The prepared dataset for all three locations is summarized visually by week in Figures 6-8 Salinas and Shafter showed strong seasonal patterns of use whereas use in Shafter was dispersed throughout each year Detections showed seasonal trends similar to those observed for use but instances of positive detections did not consistently track with reported use on a week-by-week basis The magnitude of positive detections did not appear to follow an obvious pattern based on weekly use Many instances of use without corresponding detection

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are observable particularly in Salinas which failed to meet our 10 detection threshold for inclusion in analysis across all MDLs Other notable examples of use without detection include Ripon during 2012-2013 and Shafter during 2011-2013 While less common the opposite casemdashdetections without corresponding usemdashis also observable in the Shafter dataset near the end of 2014 (Figure 8)

The R (version 321) statistical programming language was used to perform all processes relating to the linear regression including graphics and statistical tests We paired the AMN monitoring data with the PUR data that we sourced from the different spatial scales mentioned above AMN monitoring data and PUR data were prepared for analysis according to the methods described above PUR application amount served as the predictor variable and AMN ambient air concentration results as the response variable We did not utilize any additional factors or covariates in the regression Regressions were initially performed including those observations that contain zero use paired with non-detection The best-performing regressions were also run with these observations removed in cases with non-normal distribution of residuals

Time lags were incorporated into the model because field studies indicate that 13-D volatilizes over a period of several days following the actual application time and the use of some tarp materials may delay the point of peak emissions (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) Here we define rsquolagsrsquo as application records occurring one or more days prior to an air sampling end date and we use the nomenclature of

xt-i

where x represents the sum of application records on day t and i is an integer that specifies a number of days prior to t Laboratory and field studies suggest that the largest proportion of 13-D emissions are typically lost within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009 Qin et al 2008) although the cutting of TIF-type tarps may result in a delayed emissions peak (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) We tested x with lags between 1 and 7 days with this theoretical basis in mind We evaluated the residuals of each regression for heteroscedasticity1 using the Breusch-Pagan (BP) test (Breusch and Pagan 1979) Where necessary we inferred heteroscedasticity-consistent estimators of the coefficient variance-covariance matrix (HCCM) and robust probabilities using the Huber-White method (White 1980) We used visual assessment of normal probability plots to determine departures from normality Cookrsquos distance was used to estimate the influence of individual data points in each regression

1 Heteroscedasticity refers to errors (residuals) that vary in magnitude across the range of values used for prediction in a regression Heteroscedasticity violates one of the assumptions of linear regression and if uncorrected will result in a regression that varies in accuracy depending on the value being predicted

13

Figure 6 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Salinas air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

Figure 7 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Ripon air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

14

Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

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Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

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Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

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24

Table 2 Top counties by total 13-D use between January 2011 and December 2014 Use is reported in unadjusted pounds The location of AMN stations within a county are noted where present Use data is summarized from DPR (2015a)

County lbs 13-D AMN Site

1 Fresno 7963140 NA 2 Kern 5894750 Shafter 3 Monterey 4676107 Salinas 4 Merced 4201635 NA 5 Stanislaus 3790841 NA 6 Tulare 3668557 NA 7 Santa Barbara 3259522 NA 8 San Joaquin 1972187 Ripon 9 Ventura 1942049 NA 10 Santa Cruz 1782319 NA

13-D is normally applied to the soil as a mixture of cis- and trans- isomers at maximum application rates of 24 gallons per acre for tarped fumigation and 35 (332 pounds) gallons per acre for untarped applications Approximately 20 of 13-D is applied in combination with chloropicrin another fumigant with action against nematodes in addition to certain insects and soil-borne diseases Use of the chloropicrin co-formulation is most associated with strawberry cultivation (DPR 2015a)

The implementation of township use caps has resulted in the use of emission-reducing application methods in areas with high use Among the sites in the AMNmdashSalinas Shafter and Riponmdashthe Central Valley communities of Ripon and Shafter are characterized by lower 13-D use overall paired with exclusive use of untarped shank injection methods Use of 13shyD is higher in the Central Coast community of Salinas and growers here use methods such as TIF tarps that emit a lower proportion of applied 13-D Table 3 provides a breakdown of use by method for each of the three air monitoring locations in this study

In 2011-2014 strawberries accounted for the largest proportion of 13-D use in California totaling to about one-fifth of all use over the four-year period (Figure 4) Almonds were the crop type associated with the next highest level of use (data not shown) The counties associated with the highest use of 13-D in 2011-2014 were Fresno Kern and Monterey counties (DPR 2015a) Use in Monterey County (in which the Salinas AMN site is located) was almost exclusively directed towards strawberry cultivation whereas use in the Central Valley (location of the Ripon and Shafter air monitoring locations) was associated with a mix of almonds and other permanent crops including tree fruits nuts and grapes (Appendix Table 7) Use is seasonal and typically peaks between July and December (Appendix Table 8)

7

Figure 3 Statewide use of 13-D from 2005-2014 shown alongside the acreage of land treated with 13-D for each year Data from DPR (2015b) and multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

Table 3 13-D application amount by fumigation method in a 5-mile radius surrounding each air sampling station included in the AMN study 2011-2014 Data obtained from several queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Application Method Salinas Shafter Ripon lbs (in thousands)

NontarpaulinDeep 00 3341 8194NontarpaulinShallow 53 00 174TarpaulinDeep 1958 00 00TarpaulinShallow 384 00 00ChemigationTarpaulin 1587 00 00TIFDeep (60 credit) 473 00 00 TIFShallow (60 credit) 843 00 00 ChemigationTIF (60 credit) 681 00 00 Not reported 2640 887 535

8

3

Figure 4 Statewide amount and percentage of 13-D use by crop type for 2011-2014 Data obtained from queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Methods

31 Air Monitoring Network

The AMN surveyed 13-D air concentrations in three California communities Ripon Salinas and Shafter DPR selected air monitoring sites in residential areas that met specific criteria proximity to agricultural activity a record of local and regional pesticide use presence of sensitive demographic groups and availability of other exposure and health data for residents Monitoring included 32 different pesticides and breakdown products Site selection was not oriented towards the use of 13-D specifically however all three monitoring locations were in close (le5 miles) proximity to 13-D use during 2011-2014 (Figure 5) and were located in some of the counties with greatest 13-D use in the state (see Table 2)

Between the years of 2011-2014 DPR scientists retrieved 24-hour air samples on a randomly chosen day during each week at each of the three sampling locations DPR sampled 13-D and other volatile organic compounds using 6 L SilcoCanreg canisters (Restek Corp Pennsylvania USA) that had been pre-evacuated to a pressure of -30rdquo Hg and attached to a flow regulator to maintain constant air flow over a 24-hour period A DryCalregflow meter (Mesa Labs Inc New Jersey USA) was used to ensure proper calibration of air flow Air canister flow was set to 3 mLmin plusmn10 and flow rates were recorded at the beginning and end of each 24-hour sampling period (Tuli et al 2015) A summary of the results for 13-D obtained by the AMN between 2011 and 2014 is included in Table 4

Quality control methods included spiked samples collected from a randomly-selected site every other month and a co-located sample collected from a randomly-selected site once per month (Tuli et al 2015) Recovery of cis- and trans- isomers of 13-D from field spikes was 907-1317 over the 4- year period between 2011-2014 (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba) Five out of 30 co-located pairs fell above the limit of quantitation with a mean relative difference of 231 The remaining 25 co-located pairs did not yield detectable quantities (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba)

9

Figure 5 Annual agricultural use of 13-D from 2005-2014 within a 5-mile radius surrounding each of the three AMN sampling locations Data obtained from multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

DPR partnered with a California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry (CDFA) laboratory to determine the mass of 13-D cis- and trans- isomers captured in each 24-hour sampling period Air canisters were immediately capped and transported from each sampling site to storage at DPRrsquos West Sacramento facility with accompanying chain of custody (COC) documentation and subsequently transported to the CDFA laboratory for chemical analysis Air canister samples are analyzed by directing a known volume of air through a sorbent resin and then extracting the analytes into a solution for use in gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (California Department of Food and Agriculture 2008) The resulting mass of 13-D detected by this method is divided by the volume of air sampled to produce the average ambient concentration of 13-D over a 24-hour period (Tuli et al 2015) For 13-D the method detection limit (MDL) defined as the lowest concentration of a pesticide that the analytical method could reliably detect is equivalent to the limit of quantitation (LOQ) the lowest concentration of a pesticide that can be reliably quantified Improvements in laboratory methods resulted in the MDL changing twice over the study periodmdashfirst from 4540 ngm3 to 454 ngm3 in June 2011 and then to 454 ngm3

in October 2013 (Vidrio et al 2014 2013a) Samples with no positive detection were assumed to contain one-half the MDL value as per DPR standard procedure Sampling results are listed in Table 10 (appendix)

A total of three data subsets were generated for each sampling location from the 2011-2014 AMN sampling results The MDL for 13-D changed twice between 2011-2014 Therefore sampling results were subset by the MDL as a precaution to avoid possible errors in data analysis resulting from the mixing of several different MDLs Additionally subsets with a detection rate of less than 10 were omitted which included all subsets collected from the Salinas site and all but the most recent MDL subsets from the Shafter and Ripon sites (Table 5) This approach differs somewhat from the approach used for the analysis of similar data performed for chloropicrin (Brown 2015) and methyl isothiocyanate (Collins 2016) where MDLs remained consistent for the span of the study period and the data was subset by year and is also different from methods used in similar analyses of chlorpyrifos (Budahn 2016) and chlorthal dimethyl (King 2016) where MDL and LOQ remained constant over the study period

10

Table 4 Summary of AMN network result s (2011-2014) including information on the number of detections at each site over the course of th e four-year sampling period and highest recorded readings at the acute (24-hour) sub-chronic (rolling 4-week average) and chronic (1-year average) screening levels The acute screening level is 505000 ngm3 Subchronic and chronic screening levels are 14000 ngm3 and 9000 ngm3 respectively Summarized from Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 and Vidrio et al 2013ab

Salinas Shafter Ripon

Total no samples 203 204 203 Total no detections 14 36 20 of possible detections Highest acute concentration

69 10072 ngm3

1763 39969 ngm

98 3 14745 ngm

of screening level Highest sub-chronic concentration

20 3 27425 ngm

79 3 18022 ngm

29 3 7993 ngm

of screening level Highest chronic concentration

196 3 760 ngm

1288 3 2589 ngm

571 3 914 ngm

of screening level 84 288 102

Table 5 Number of detections for 13-D and overall detection rate by MDL for each site

MDL (ngm3) Date Range Site Samples Positive Positive

Salinas 20 0 00

4540 Feb 2011 - Jun 2011 Shafter 18 0 00

454

Ripon 19 0 00

June 2011 - Oct 2013

Salinas

Shafter

119

122

8

6

67

49

454

Ripon 120 2 17

Oct 2013 - Dec 2014

Salinas

Shafter

64

64

6

30

93

469

Ripon 64 18 281

32 Correlation with Pesticide Use Reports

The DPR Pesticide Use Report (PUR) database contains a comprehensive statewide record of pesticide applications in California Applicators are required to report use of any registered pesticide to DPR with the exception of residential industrial or institutional applicators Applicators are required to report use information including the date location amount and type of pesticide applied (3CCR sect 6624-6628)

We queried the PUR database at spatial scales covering a radius of 1 2 3 4 or 5 miles surrounding each sampling station in the study The PUR database provides location information in the form of Public Land Survey System (PLSS) sections The resolution of this data is 1 mi2 per section The query included sections on the basis of any part of their 1 mi2

area falling within a given radius from the AMN sampling station Records were grouped by

11

day for the purpose of the regression analysis Table 9 (appendix) provides a list of the sections queried Tables 9-11 (appendix) lists the results for key fields that were returned from the PUR query in the 5 miles surrounding each AMN sampling station

We analyzed the query output from the PUR database for errors by comparing application amount to acreage treated Although data entered into the PUR database undergoes at least 50 different validation processes to reduce the risk of errors in reporting errors do sometimes occur (DPR 2014b) We estimated application rate by comparing application amount to acreage treated Records with calculated rates in excess of label rates by more than 10 were flagged for further review We flagged two records as a result of such a rate anomaly for the 2011-2014 13-D dataset We opted to remove both records from the dataset this ultimately had no impact on the regression results as both records existed as part of the 2011 Salinas data subset which was not included in the final regression

We used information on application method to associate each PUR record with an Application Factor (AF) and determine units of 13-D ATP for each application AFs were obtained from DPR (2014a) AFs are pre-established multipliers based on application technique (eg tarp material depth of application) and environmental factors (eg month of the year location of application) The resulting ATP value reflects the principle that the practices and environmental conditions of each application will affect the relative amount of 13-D present in the air near treated fields (DPR 2014a) The PUR data for 13-D has a high reporting rate for application methods enabling the conversion of actual pounds to ATP In cases where method was not reported we assumed a broadcast or bedded deep-shank injection without tarp (described by 3CCR 64481(d)(5)) as this was the most commonly used method in California between 2011-2014 representing 53 of all methods (DPR 2015a) We applied this assumption to 75 out of 338 records (22) in the Salinas dataset 18 out of 163 records (11) in the Ripon dataset and 14 reports out of 60 records (23) in the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The PUR data contained several likely instances of aggregated reports for which we corrected Applicators sometimes lump multi-day applications into a single report which can bias the selection of records and increases the apparent magnitude of an application We considered applications of greater than 40 acres in a single day as the likely threshold for aggregate reports as 40 acres is a typical daily maximum for fumigation crews (Beauvais et al 2010) We set a value of 44 acres (40+10 margin of error) as the threshold for which we would divide the application amount We allocated application amounts proportionate to the area fumigated on a given day We assumed consecutive days of fumigation during which 40 acres would be fumigated each day and any remainder to a multiple of 40 would be applied on the last day We applied 38 two-day corrections and 4 three-day corrections across the 338 reports for the Salinas dataset 11 two-day corrections across the 163 reports in the Ripon dataset and 12 two-day corrections across the 60 reports for the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The prepared dataset for all three locations is summarized visually by week in Figures 6-8 Salinas and Shafter showed strong seasonal patterns of use whereas use in Shafter was dispersed throughout each year Detections showed seasonal trends similar to those observed for use but instances of positive detections did not consistently track with reported use on a week-by-week basis The magnitude of positive detections did not appear to follow an obvious pattern based on weekly use Many instances of use without corresponding detection

12

are observable particularly in Salinas which failed to meet our 10 detection threshold for inclusion in analysis across all MDLs Other notable examples of use without detection include Ripon during 2012-2013 and Shafter during 2011-2013 While less common the opposite casemdashdetections without corresponding usemdashis also observable in the Shafter dataset near the end of 2014 (Figure 8)

The R (version 321) statistical programming language was used to perform all processes relating to the linear regression including graphics and statistical tests We paired the AMN monitoring data with the PUR data that we sourced from the different spatial scales mentioned above AMN monitoring data and PUR data were prepared for analysis according to the methods described above PUR application amount served as the predictor variable and AMN ambient air concentration results as the response variable We did not utilize any additional factors or covariates in the regression Regressions were initially performed including those observations that contain zero use paired with non-detection The best-performing regressions were also run with these observations removed in cases with non-normal distribution of residuals

Time lags were incorporated into the model because field studies indicate that 13-D volatilizes over a period of several days following the actual application time and the use of some tarp materials may delay the point of peak emissions (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) Here we define rsquolagsrsquo as application records occurring one or more days prior to an air sampling end date and we use the nomenclature of

xt-i

where x represents the sum of application records on day t and i is an integer that specifies a number of days prior to t Laboratory and field studies suggest that the largest proportion of 13-D emissions are typically lost within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009 Qin et al 2008) although the cutting of TIF-type tarps may result in a delayed emissions peak (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) We tested x with lags between 1 and 7 days with this theoretical basis in mind We evaluated the residuals of each regression for heteroscedasticity1 using the Breusch-Pagan (BP) test (Breusch and Pagan 1979) Where necessary we inferred heteroscedasticity-consistent estimators of the coefficient variance-covariance matrix (HCCM) and robust probabilities using the Huber-White method (White 1980) We used visual assessment of normal probability plots to determine departures from normality Cookrsquos distance was used to estimate the influence of individual data points in each regression

1 Heteroscedasticity refers to errors (residuals) that vary in magnitude across the range of values used for prediction in a regression Heteroscedasticity violates one of the assumptions of linear regression and if uncorrected will result in a regression that varies in accuracy depending on the value being predicted

13

Figure 6 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Salinas air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

Figure 7 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Ripon air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

14

Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

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Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

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Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

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24

Figure 3 Statewide use of 13-D from 2005-2014 shown alongside the acreage of land treated with 13-D for each year Data from DPR (2015b) and multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

Table 3 13-D application amount by fumigation method in a 5-mile radius surrounding each air sampling station included in the AMN study 2011-2014 Data obtained from several queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Application Method Salinas Shafter Ripon lbs (in thousands)

NontarpaulinDeep 00 3341 8194NontarpaulinShallow 53 00 174TarpaulinDeep 1958 00 00TarpaulinShallow 384 00 00ChemigationTarpaulin 1587 00 00TIFDeep (60 credit) 473 00 00 TIFShallow (60 credit) 843 00 00 ChemigationTIF (60 credit) 681 00 00 Not reported 2640 887 535

8

3

Figure 4 Statewide amount and percentage of 13-D use by crop type for 2011-2014 Data obtained from queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Methods

31 Air Monitoring Network

The AMN surveyed 13-D air concentrations in three California communities Ripon Salinas and Shafter DPR selected air monitoring sites in residential areas that met specific criteria proximity to agricultural activity a record of local and regional pesticide use presence of sensitive demographic groups and availability of other exposure and health data for residents Monitoring included 32 different pesticides and breakdown products Site selection was not oriented towards the use of 13-D specifically however all three monitoring locations were in close (le5 miles) proximity to 13-D use during 2011-2014 (Figure 5) and were located in some of the counties with greatest 13-D use in the state (see Table 2)

Between the years of 2011-2014 DPR scientists retrieved 24-hour air samples on a randomly chosen day during each week at each of the three sampling locations DPR sampled 13-D and other volatile organic compounds using 6 L SilcoCanreg canisters (Restek Corp Pennsylvania USA) that had been pre-evacuated to a pressure of -30rdquo Hg and attached to a flow regulator to maintain constant air flow over a 24-hour period A DryCalregflow meter (Mesa Labs Inc New Jersey USA) was used to ensure proper calibration of air flow Air canister flow was set to 3 mLmin plusmn10 and flow rates were recorded at the beginning and end of each 24-hour sampling period (Tuli et al 2015) A summary of the results for 13-D obtained by the AMN between 2011 and 2014 is included in Table 4

Quality control methods included spiked samples collected from a randomly-selected site every other month and a co-located sample collected from a randomly-selected site once per month (Tuli et al 2015) Recovery of cis- and trans- isomers of 13-D from field spikes was 907-1317 over the 4- year period between 2011-2014 (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba) Five out of 30 co-located pairs fell above the limit of quantitation with a mean relative difference of 231 The remaining 25 co-located pairs did not yield detectable quantities (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba)

9

Figure 5 Annual agricultural use of 13-D from 2005-2014 within a 5-mile radius surrounding each of the three AMN sampling locations Data obtained from multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

DPR partnered with a California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry (CDFA) laboratory to determine the mass of 13-D cis- and trans- isomers captured in each 24-hour sampling period Air canisters were immediately capped and transported from each sampling site to storage at DPRrsquos West Sacramento facility with accompanying chain of custody (COC) documentation and subsequently transported to the CDFA laboratory for chemical analysis Air canister samples are analyzed by directing a known volume of air through a sorbent resin and then extracting the analytes into a solution for use in gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (California Department of Food and Agriculture 2008) The resulting mass of 13-D detected by this method is divided by the volume of air sampled to produce the average ambient concentration of 13-D over a 24-hour period (Tuli et al 2015) For 13-D the method detection limit (MDL) defined as the lowest concentration of a pesticide that the analytical method could reliably detect is equivalent to the limit of quantitation (LOQ) the lowest concentration of a pesticide that can be reliably quantified Improvements in laboratory methods resulted in the MDL changing twice over the study periodmdashfirst from 4540 ngm3 to 454 ngm3 in June 2011 and then to 454 ngm3

in October 2013 (Vidrio et al 2014 2013a) Samples with no positive detection were assumed to contain one-half the MDL value as per DPR standard procedure Sampling results are listed in Table 10 (appendix)

A total of three data subsets were generated for each sampling location from the 2011-2014 AMN sampling results The MDL for 13-D changed twice between 2011-2014 Therefore sampling results were subset by the MDL as a precaution to avoid possible errors in data analysis resulting from the mixing of several different MDLs Additionally subsets with a detection rate of less than 10 were omitted which included all subsets collected from the Salinas site and all but the most recent MDL subsets from the Shafter and Ripon sites (Table 5) This approach differs somewhat from the approach used for the analysis of similar data performed for chloropicrin (Brown 2015) and methyl isothiocyanate (Collins 2016) where MDLs remained consistent for the span of the study period and the data was subset by year and is also different from methods used in similar analyses of chlorpyrifos (Budahn 2016) and chlorthal dimethyl (King 2016) where MDL and LOQ remained constant over the study period

10

Table 4 Summary of AMN network result s (2011-2014) including information on the number of detections at each site over the course of th e four-year sampling period and highest recorded readings at the acute (24-hour) sub-chronic (rolling 4-week average) and chronic (1-year average) screening levels The acute screening level is 505000 ngm3 Subchronic and chronic screening levels are 14000 ngm3 and 9000 ngm3 respectively Summarized from Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 and Vidrio et al 2013ab

Salinas Shafter Ripon

Total no samples 203 204 203 Total no detections 14 36 20 of possible detections Highest acute concentration

69 10072 ngm3

1763 39969 ngm

98 3 14745 ngm

of screening level Highest sub-chronic concentration

20 3 27425 ngm

79 3 18022 ngm

29 3 7993 ngm

of screening level Highest chronic concentration

196 3 760 ngm

1288 3 2589 ngm

571 3 914 ngm

of screening level 84 288 102

Table 5 Number of detections for 13-D and overall detection rate by MDL for each site

MDL (ngm3) Date Range Site Samples Positive Positive

Salinas 20 0 00

4540 Feb 2011 - Jun 2011 Shafter 18 0 00

454

Ripon 19 0 00

June 2011 - Oct 2013

Salinas

Shafter

119

122

8

6

67

49

454

Ripon 120 2 17

Oct 2013 - Dec 2014

Salinas

Shafter

64

64

6

30

93

469

Ripon 64 18 281

32 Correlation with Pesticide Use Reports

The DPR Pesticide Use Report (PUR) database contains a comprehensive statewide record of pesticide applications in California Applicators are required to report use of any registered pesticide to DPR with the exception of residential industrial or institutional applicators Applicators are required to report use information including the date location amount and type of pesticide applied (3CCR sect 6624-6628)

We queried the PUR database at spatial scales covering a radius of 1 2 3 4 or 5 miles surrounding each sampling station in the study The PUR database provides location information in the form of Public Land Survey System (PLSS) sections The resolution of this data is 1 mi2 per section The query included sections on the basis of any part of their 1 mi2

area falling within a given radius from the AMN sampling station Records were grouped by

11

day for the purpose of the regression analysis Table 9 (appendix) provides a list of the sections queried Tables 9-11 (appendix) lists the results for key fields that were returned from the PUR query in the 5 miles surrounding each AMN sampling station

We analyzed the query output from the PUR database for errors by comparing application amount to acreage treated Although data entered into the PUR database undergoes at least 50 different validation processes to reduce the risk of errors in reporting errors do sometimes occur (DPR 2014b) We estimated application rate by comparing application amount to acreage treated Records with calculated rates in excess of label rates by more than 10 were flagged for further review We flagged two records as a result of such a rate anomaly for the 2011-2014 13-D dataset We opted to remove both records from the dataset this ultimately had no impact on the regression results as both records existed as part of the 2011 Salinas data subset which was not included in the final regression

We used information on application method to associate each PUR record with an Application Factor (AF) and determine units of 13-D ATP for each application AFs were obtained from DPR (2014a) AFs are pre-established multipliers based on application technique (eg tarp material depth of application) and environmental factors (eg month of the year location of application) The resulting ATP value reflects the principle that the practices and environmental conditions of each application will affect the relative amount of 13-D present in the air near treated fields (DPR 2014a) The PUR data for 13-D has a high reporting rate for application methods enabling the conversion of actual pounds to ATP In cases where method was not reported we assumed a broadcast or bedded deep-shank injection without tarp (described by 3CCR 64481(d)(5)) as this was the most commonly used method in California between 2011-2014 representing 53 of all methods (DPR 2015a) We applied this assumption to 75 out of 338 records (22) in the Salinas dataset 18 out of 163 records (11) in the Ripon dataset and 14 reports out of 60 records (23) in the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The PUR data contained several likely instances of aggregated reports for which we corrected Applicators sometimes lump multi-day applications into a single report which can bias the selection of records and increases the apparent magnitude of an application We considered applications of greater than 40 acres in a single day as the likely threshold for aggregate reports as 40 acres is a typical daily maximum for fumigation crews (Beauvais et al 2010) We set a value of 44 acres (40+10 margin of error) as the threshold for which we would divide the application amount We allocated application amounts proportionate to the area fumigated on a given day We assumed consecutive days of fumigation during which 40 acres would be fumigated each day and any remainder to a multiple of 40 would be applied on the last day We applied 38 two-day corrections and 4 three-day corrections across the 338 reports for the Salinas dataset 11 two-day corrections across the 163 reports in the Ripon dataset and 12 two-day corrections across the 60 reports for the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The prepared dataset for all three locations is summarized visually by week in Figures 6-8 Salinas and Shafter showed strong seasonal patterns of use whereas use in Shafter was dispersed throughout each year Detections showed seasonal trends similar to those observed for use but instances of positive detections did not consistently track with reported use on a week-by-week basis The magnitude of positive detections did not appear to follow an obvious pattern based on weekly use Many instances of use without corresponding detection

12

are observable particularly in Salinas which failed to meet our 10 detection threshold for inclusion in analysis across all MDLs Other notable examples of use without detection include Ripon during 2012-2013 and Shafter during 2011-2013 While less common the opposite casemdashdetections without corresponding usemdashis also observable in the Shafter dataset near the end of 2014 (Figure 8)

The R (version 321) statistical programming language was used to perform all processes relating to the linear regression including graphics and statistical tests We paired the AMN monitoring data with the PUR data that we sourced from the different spatial scales mentioned above AMN monitoring data and PUR data were prepared for analysis according to the methods described above PUR application amount served as the predictor variable and AMN ambient air concentration results as the response variable We did not utilize any additional factors or covariates in the regression Regressions were initially performed including those observations that contain zero use paired with non-detection The best-performing regressions were also run with these observations removed in cases with non-normal distribution of residuals

Time lags were incorporated into the model because field studies indicate that 13-D volatilizes over a period of several days following the actual application time and the use of some tarp materials may delay the point of peak emissions (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) Here we define rsquolagsrsquo as application records occurring one or more days prior to an air sampling end date and we use the nomenclature of

xt-i

where x represents the sum of application records on day t and i is an integer that specifies a number of days prior to t Laboratory and field studies suggest that the largest proportion of 13-D emissions are typically lost within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009 Qin et al 2008) although the cutting of TIF-type tarps may result in a delayed emissions peak (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) We tested x with lags between 1 and 7 days with this theoretical basis in mind We evaluated the residuals of each regression for heteroscedasticity1 using the Breusch-Pagan (BP) test (Breusch and Pagan 1979) Where necessary we inferred heteroscedasticity-consistent estimators of the coefficient variance-covariance matrix (HCCM) and robust probabilities using the Huber-White method (White 1980) We used visual assessment of normal probability plots to determine departures from normality Cookrsquos distance was used to estimate the influence of individual data points in each regression

1 Heteroscedasticity refers to errors (residuals) that vary in magnitude across the range of values used for prediction in a regression Heteroscedasticity violates one of the assumptions of linear regression and if uncorrected will result in a regression that varies in accuracy depending on the value being predicted

13

Figure 6 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Salinas air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

Figure 7 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Ripon air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

14

Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

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Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

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Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

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3

Figure 4 Statewide amount and percentage of 13-D use by crop type for 2011-2014 Data obtained from queries of the PUR database in February 2016 (DPR 2015a)

Methods

31 Air Monitoring Network

The AMN surveyed 13-D air concentrations in three California communities Ripon Salinas and Shafter DPR selected air monitoring sites in residential areas that met specific criteria proximity to agricultural activity a record of local and regional pesticide use presence of sensitive demographic groups and availability of other exposure and health data for residents Monitoring included 32 different pesticides and breakdown products Site selection was not oriented towards the use of 13-D specifically however all three monitoring locations were in close (le5 miles) proximity to 13-D use during 2011-2014 (Figure 5) and were located in some of the counties with greatest 13-D use in the state (see Table 2)

Between the years of 2011-2014 DPR scientists retrieved 24-hour air samples on a randomly chosen day during each week at each of the three sampling locations DPR sampled 13-D and other volatile organic compounds using 6 L SilcoCanreg canisters (Restek Corp Pennsylvania USA) that had been pre-evacuated to a pressure of -30rdquo Hg and attached to a flow regulator to maintain constant air flow over a 24-hour period A DryCalregflow meter (Mesa Labs Inc New Jersey USA) was used to ensure proper calibration of air flow Air canister flow was set to 3 mLmin plusmn10 and flow rates were recorded at the beginning and end of each 24-hour sampling period (Tuli et al 2015) A summary of the results for 13-D obtained by the AMN between 2011 and 2014 is included in Table 4

Quality control methods included spiked samples collected from a randomly-selected site every other month and a co-located sample collected from a randomly-selected site once per month (Tuli et al 2015) Recovery of cis- and trans- isomers of 13-D from field spikes was 907-1317 over the 4- year period between 2011-2014 (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba) Five out of 30 co-located pairs fell above the limit of quantitation with a mean relative difference of 231 The remaining 25 co-located pairs did not yield detectable quantities (Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 2013ba)

9

Figure 5 Annual agricultural use of 13-D from 2005-2014 within a 5-mile radius surrounding each of the three AMN sampling locations Data obtained from multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

DPR partnered with a California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry (CDFA) laboratory to determine the mass of 13-D cis- and trans- isomers captured in each 24-hour sampling period Air canisters were immediately capped and transported from each sampling site to storage at DPRrsquos West Sacramento facility with accompanying chain of custody (COC) documentation and subsequently transported to the CDFA laboratory for chemical analysis Air canister samples are analyzed by directing a known volume of air through a sorbent resin and then extracting the analytes into a solution for use in gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (California Department of Food and Agriculture 2008) The resulting mass of 13-D detected by this method is divided by the volume of air sampled to produce the average ambient concentration of 13-D over a 24-hour period (Tuli et al 2015) For 13-D the method detection limit (MDL) defined as the lowest concentration of a pesticide that the analytical method could reliably detect is equivalent to the limit of quantitation (LOQ) the lowest concentration of a pesticide that can be reliably quantified Improvements in laboratory methods resulted in the MDL changing twice over the study periodmdashfirst from 4540 ngm3 to 454 ngm3 in June 2011 and then to 454 ngm3

in October 2013 (Vidrio et al 2014 2013a) Samples with no positive detection were assumed to contain one-half the MDL value as per DPR standard procedure Sampling results are listed in Table 10 (appendix)

A total of three data subsets were generated for each sampling location from the 2011-2014 AMN sampling results The MDL for 13-D changed twice between 2011-2014 Therefore sampling results were subset by the MDL as a precaution to avoid possible errors in data analysis resulting from the mixing of several different MDLs Additionally subsets with a detection rate of less than 10 were omitted which included all subsets collected from the Salinas site and all but the most recent MDL subsets from the Shafter and Ripon sites (Table 5) This approach differs somewhat from the approach used for the analysis of similar data performed for chloropicrin (Brown 2015) and methyl isothiocyanate (Collins 2016) where MDLs remained consistent for the span of the study period and the data was subset by year and is also different from methods used in similar analyses of chlorpyrifos (Budahn 2016) and chlorthal dimethyl (King 2016) where MDL and LOQ remained constant over the study period

10

Table 4 Summary of AMN network result s (2011-2014) including information on the number of detections at each site over the course of th e four-year sampling period and highest recorded readings at the acute (24-hour) sub-chronic (rolling 4-week average) and chronic (1-year average) screening levels The acute screening level is 505000 ngm3 Subchronic and chronic screening levels are 14000 ngm3 and 9000 ngm3 respectively Summarized from Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 and Vidrio et al 2013ab

Salinas Shafter Ripon

Total no samples 203 204 203 Total no detections 14 36 20 of possible detections Highest acute concentration

69 10072 ngm3

1763 39969 ngm

98 3 14745 ngm

of screening level Highest sub-chronic concentration

20 3 27425 ngm

79 3 18022 ngm

29 3 7993 ngm

of screening level Highest chronic concentration

196 3 760 ngm

1288 3 2589 ngm

571 3 914 ngm

of screening level 84 288 102

Table 5 Number of detections for 13-D and overall detection rate by MDL for each site

MDL (ngm3) Date Range Site Samples Positive Positive

Salinas 20 0 00

4540 Feb 2011 - Jun 2011 Shafter 18 0 00

454

Ripon 19 0 00

June 2011 - Oct 2013

Salinas

Shafter

119

122

8

6

67

49

454

Ripon 120 2 17

Oct 2013 - Dec 2014

Salinas

Shafter

64

64

6

30

93

469

Ripon 64 18 281

32 Correlation with Pesticide Use Reports

The DPR Pesticide Use Report (PUR) database contains a comprehensive statewide record of pesticide applications in California Applicators are required to report use of any registered pesticide to DPR with the exception of residential industrial or institutional applicators Applicators are required to report use information including the date location amount and type of pesticide applied (3CCR sect 6624-6628)

We queried the PUR database at spatial scales covering a radius of 1 2 3 4 or 5 miles surrounding each sampling station in the study The PUR database provides location information in the form of Public Land Survey System (PLSS) sections The resolution of this data is 1 mi2 per section The query included sections on the basis of any part of their 1 mi2

area falling within a given radius from the AMN sampling station Records were grouped by

11

day for the purpose of the regression analysis Table 9 (appendix) provides a list of the sections queried Tables 9-11 (appendix) lists the results for key fields that were returned from the PUR query in the 5 miles surrounding each AMN sampling station

We analyzed the query output from the PUR database for errors by comparing application amount to acreage treated Although data entered into the PUR database undergoes at least 50 different validation processes to reduce the risk of errors in reporting errors do sometimes occur (DPR 2014b) We estimated application rate by comparing application amount to acreage treated Records with calculated rates in excess of label rates by more than 10 were flagged for further review We flagged two records as a result of such a rate anomaly for the 2011-2014 13-D dataset We opted to remove both records from the dataset this ultimately had no impact on the regression results as both records existed as part of the 2011 Salinas data subset which was not included in the final regression

We used information on application method to associate each PUR record with an Application Factor (AF) and determine units of 13-D ATP for each application AFs were obtained from DPR (2014a) AFs are pre-established multipliers based on application technique (eg tarp material depth of application) and environmental factors (eg month of the year location of application) The resulting ATP value reflects the principle that the practices and environmental conditions of each application will affect the relative amount of 13-D present in the air near treated fields (DPR 2014a) The PUR data for 13-D has a high reporting rate for application methods enabling the conversion of actual pounds to ATP In cases where method was not reported we assumed a broadcast or bedded deep-shank injection without tarp (described by 3CCR 64481(d)(5)) as this was the most commonly used method in California between 2011-2014 representing 53 of all methods (DPR 2015a) We applied this assumption to 75 out of 338 records (22) in the Salinas dataset 18 out of 163 records (11) in the Ripon dataset and 14 reports out of 60 records (23) in the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The PUR data contained several likely instances of aggregated reports for which we corrected Applicators sometimes lump multi-day applications into a single report which can bias the selection of records and increases the apparent magnitude of an application We considered applications of greater than 40 acres in a single day as the likely threshold for aggregate reports as 40 acres is a typical daily maximum for fumigation crews (Beauvais et al 2010) We set a value of 44 acres (40+10 margin of error) as the threshold for which we would divide the application amount We allocated application amounts proportionate to the area fumigated on a given day We assumed consecutive days of fumigation during which 40 acres would be fumigated each day and any remainder to a multiple of 40 would be applied on the last day We applied 38 two-day corrections and 4 three-day corrections across the 338 reports for the Salinas dataset 11 two-day corrections across the 163 reports in the Ripon dataset and 12 two-day corrections across the 60 reports for the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The prepared dataset for all three locations is summarized visually by week in Figures 6-8 Salinas and Shafter showed strong seasonal patterns of use whereas use in Shafter was dispersed throughout each year Detections showed seasonal trends similar to those observed for use but instances of positive detections did not consistently track with reported use on a week-by-week basis The magnitude of positive detections did not appear to follow an obvious pattern based on weekly use Many instances of use without corresponding detection

12

are observable particularly in Salinas which failed to meet our 10 detection threshold for inclusion in analysis across all MDLs Other notable examples of use without detection include Ripon during 2012-2013 and Shafter during 2011-2013 While less common the opposite casemdashdetections without corresponding usemdashis also observable in the Shafter dataset near the end of 2014 (Figure 8)

The R (version 321) statistical programming language was used to perform all processes relating to the linear regression including graphics and statistical tests We paired the AMN monitoring data with the PUR data that we sourced from the different spatial scales mentioned above AMN monitoring data and PUR data were prepared for analysis according to the methods described above PUR application amount served as the predictor variable and AMN ambient air concentration results as the response variable We did not utilize any additional factors or covariates in the regression Regressions were initially performed including those observations that contain zero use paired with non-detection The best-performing regressions were also run with these observations removed in cases with non-normal distribution of residuals

Time lags were incorporated into the model because field studies indicate that 13-D volatilizes over a period of several days following the actual application time and the use of some tarp materials may delay the point of peak emissions (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) Here we define rsquolagsrsquo as application records occurring one or more days prior to an air sampling end date and we use the nomenclature of

xt-i

where x represents the sum of application records on day t and i is an integer that specifies a number of days prior to t Laboratory and field studies suggest that the largest proportion of 13-D emissions are typically lost within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009 Qin et al 2008) although the cutting of TIF-type tarps may result in a delayed emissions peak (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) We tested x with lags between 1 and 7 days with this theoretical basis in mind We evaluated the residuals of each regression for heteroscedasticity1 using the Breusch-Pagan (BP) test (Breusch and Pagan 1979) Where necessary we inferred heteroscedasticity-consistent estimators of the coefficient variance-covariance matrix (HCCM) and robust probabilities using the Huber-White method (White 1980) We used visual assessment of normal probability plots to determine departures from normality Cookrsquos distance was used to estimate the influence of individual data points in each regression

1 Heteroscedasticity refers to errors (residuals) that vary in magnitude across the range of values used for prediction in a regression Heteroscedasticity violates one of the assumptions of linear regression and if uncorrected will result in a regression that varies in accuracy depending on the value being predicted

13

Figure 6 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Salinas air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

Figure 7 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Ripon air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

14

Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

References

Ajwa H Stanghellini M Gao S Sullivan D Khan A Ntow W and Qin R (2013) Fumigant emission reductions with TIF warrant regulatory changes California Agriculture 67(3)147ndash152

Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

22

strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

Figure 5 Annual agricultural use of 13-D from 2005-2014 within a 5-mile radius surrounding each of the three AMN sampling locations Data obtained from multiple queries of the PUR database in February 2016

DPR partnered with a California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry (CDFA) laboratory to determine the mass of 13-D cis- and trans- isomers captured in each 24-hour sampling period Air canisters were immediately capped and transported from each sampling site to storage at DPRrsquos West Sacramento facility with accompanying chain of custody (COC) documentation and subsequently transported to the CDFA laboratory for chemical analysis Air canister samples are analyzed by directing a known volume of air through a sorbent resin and then extracting the analytes into a solution for use in gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (California Department of Food and Agriculture 2008) The resulting mass of 13-D detected by this method is divided by the volume of air sampled to produce the average ambient concentration of 13-D over a 24-hour period (Tuli et al 2015) For 13-D the method detection limit (MDL) defined as the lowest concentration of a pesticide that the analytical method could reliably detect is equivalent to the limit of quantitation (LOQ) the lowest concentration of a pesticide that can be reliably quantified Improvements in laboratory methods resulted in the MDL changing twice over the study periodmdashfirst from 4540 ngm3 to 454 ngm3 in June 2011 and then to 454 ngm3

in October 2013 (Vidrio et al 2014 2013a) Samples with no positive detection were assumed to contain one-half the MDL value as per DPR standard procedure Sampling results are listed in Table 10 (appendix)

A total of three data subsets were generated for each sampling location from the 2011-2014 AMN sampling results The MDL for 13-D changed twice between 2011-2014 Therefore sampling results were subset by the MDL as a precaution to avoid possible errors in data analysis resulting from the mixing of several different MDLs Additionally subsets with a detection rate of less than 10 were omitted which included all subsets collected from the Salinas site and all but the most recent MDL subsets from the Shafter and Ripon sites (Table 5) This approach differs somewhat from the approach used for the analysis of similar data performed for chloropicrin (Brown 2015) and methyl isothiocyanate (Collins 2016) where MDLs remained consistent for the span of the study period and the data was subset by year and is also different from methods used in similar analyses of chlorpyrifos (Budahn 2016) and chlorthal dimethyl (King 2016) where MDL and LOQ remained constant over the study period

10

Table 4 Summary of AMN network result s (2011-2014) including information on the number of detections at each site over the course of th e four-year sampling period and highest recorded readings at the acute (24-hour) sub-chronic (rolling 4-week average) and chronic (1-year average) screening levels The acute screening level is 505000 ngm3 Subchronic and chronic screening levels are 14000 ngm3 and 9000 ngm3 respectively Summarized from Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 and Vidrio et al 2013ab

Salinas Shafter Ripon

Total no samples 203 204 203 Total no detections 14 36 20 of possible detections Highest acute concentration

69 10072 ngm3

1763 39969 ngm

98 3 14745 ngm

of screening level Highest sub-chronic concentration

20 3 27425 ngm

79 3 18022 ngm

29 3 7993 ngm

of screening level Highest chronic concentration

196 3 760 ngm

1288 3 2589 ngm

571 3 914 ngm

of screening level 84 288 102

Table 5 Number of detections for 13-D and overall detection rate by MDL for each site

MDL (ngm3) Date Range Site Samples Positive Positive

Salinas 20 0 00

4540 Feb 2011 - Jun 2011 Shafter 18 0 00

454

Ripon 19 0 00

June 2011 - Oct 2013

Salinas

Shafter

119

122

8

6

67

49

454

Ripon 120 2 17

Oct 2013 - Dec 2014

Salinas

Shafter

64

64

6

30

93

469

Ripon 64 18 281

32 Correlation with Pesticide Use Reports

The DPR Pesticide Use Report (PUR) database contains a comprehensive statewide record of pesticide applications in California Applicators are required to report use of any registered pesticide to DPR with the exception of residential industrial or institutional applicators Applicators are required to report use information including the date location amount and type of pesticide applied (3CCR sect 6624-6628)

We queried the PUR database at spatial scales covering a radius of 1 2 3 4 or 5 miles surrounding each sampling station in the study The PUR database provides location information in the form of Public Land Survey System (PLSS) sections The resolution of this data is 1 mi2 per section The query included sections on the basis of any part of their 1 mi2

area falling within a given radius from the AMN sampling station Records were grouped by

11

day for the purpose of the regression analysis Table 9 (appendix) provides a list of the sections queried Tables 9-11 (appendix) lists the results for key fields that were returned from the PUR query in the 5 miles surrounding each AMN sampling station

We analyzed the query output from the PUR database for errors by comparing application amount to acreage treated Although data entered into the PUR database undergoes at least 50 different validation processes to reduce the risk of errors in reporting errors do sometimes occur (DPR 2014b) We estimated application rate by comparing application amount to acreage treated Records with calculated rates in excess of label rates by more than 10 were flagged for further review We flagged two records as a result of such a rate anomaly for the 2011-2014 13-D dataset We opted to remove both records from the dataset this ultimately had no impact on the regression results as both records existed as part of the 2011 Salinas data subset which was not included in the final regression

We used information on application method to associate each PUR record with an Application Factor (AF) and determine units of 13-D ATP for each application AFs were obtained from DPR (2014a) AFs are pre-established multipliers based on application technique (eg tarp material depth of application) and environmental factors (eg month of the year location of application) The resulting ATP value reflects the principle that the practices and environmental conditions of each application will affect the relative amount of 13-D present in the air near treated fields (DPR 2014a) The PUR data for 13-D has a high reporting rate for application methods enabling the conversion of actual pounds to ATP In cases where method was not reported we assumed a broadcast or bedded deep-shank injection without tarp (described by 3CCR 64481(d)(5)) as this was the most commonly used method in California between 2011-2014 representing 53 of all methods (DPR 2015a) We applied this assumption to 75 out of 338 records (22) in the Salinas dataset 18 out of 163 records (11) in the Ripon dataset and 14 reports out of 60 records (23) in the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The PUR data contained several likely instances of aggregated reports for which we corrected Applicators sometimes lump multi-day applications into a single report which can bias the selection of records and increases the apparent magnitude of an application We considered applications of greater than 40 acres in a single day as the likely threshold for aggregate reports as 40 acres is a typical daily maximum for fumigation crews (Beauvais et al 2010) We set a value of 44 acres (40+10 margin of error) as the threshold for which we would divide the application amount We allocated application amounts proportionate to the area fumigated on a given day We assumed consecutive days of fumigation during which 40 acres would be fumigated each day and any remainder to a multiple of 40 would be applied on the last day We applied 38 two-day corrections and 4 three-day corrections across the 338 reports for the Salinas dataset 11 two-day corrections across the 163 reports in the Ripon dataset and 12 two-day corrections across the 60 reports for the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The prepared dataset for all three locations is summarized visually by week in Figures 6-8 Salinas and Shafter showed strong seasonal patterns of use whereas use in Shafter was dispersed throughout each year Detections showed seasonal trends similar to those observed for use but instances of positive detections did not consistently track with reported use on a week-by-week basis The magnitude of positive detections did not appear to follow an obvious pattern based on weekly use Many instances of use without corresponding detection

12

are observable particularly in Salinas which failed to meet our 10 detection threshold for inclusion in analysis across all MDLs Other notable examples of use without detection include Ripon during 2012-2013 and Shafter during 2011-2013 While less common the opposite casemdashdetections without corresponding usemdashis also observable in the Shafter dataset near the end of 2014 (Figure 8)

The R (version 321) statistical programming language was used to perform all processes relating to the linear regression including graphics and statistical tests We paired the AMN monitoring data with the PUR data that we sourced from the different spatial scales mentioned above AMN monitoring data and PUR data were prepared for analysis according to the methods described above PUR application amount served as the predictor variable and AMN ambient air concentration results as the response variable We did not utilize any additional factors or covariates in the regression Regressions were initially performed including those observations that contain zero use paired with non-detection The best-performing regressions were also run with these observations removed in cases with non-normal distribution of residuals

Time lags were incorporated into the model because field studies indicate that 13-D volatilizes over a period of several days following the actual application time and the use of some tarp materials may delay the point of peak emissions (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) Here we define rsquolagsrsquo as application records occurring one or more days prior to an air sampling end date and we use the nomenclature of

xt-i

where x represents the sum of application records on day t and i is an integer that specifies a number of days prior to t Laboratory and field studies suggest that the largest proportion of 13-D emissions are typically lost within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009 Qin et al 2008) although the cutting of TIF-type tarps may result in a delayed emissions peak (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) We tested x with lags between 1 and 7 days with this theoretical basis in mind We evaluated the residuals of each regression for heteroscedasticity1 using the Breusch-Pagan (BP) test (Breusch and Pagan 1979) Where necessary we inferred heteroscedasticity-consistent estimators of the coefficient variance-covariance matrix (HCCM) and robust probabilities using the Huber-White method (White 1980) We used visual assessment of normal probability plots to determine departures from normality Cookrsquos distance was used to estimate the influence of individual data points in each regression

1 Heteroscedasticity refers to errors (residuals) that vary in magnitude across the range of values used for prediction in a regression Heteroscedasticity violates one of the assumptions of linear regression and if uncorrected will result in a regression that varies in accuracy depending on the value being predicted

13

Figure 6 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Salinas air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

Figure 7 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Ripon air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

14

Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

References

Ajwa H Stanghellini M Gao S Sullivan D Khan A Ntow W and Qin R (2013) Fumigant emission reductions with TIF warrant regulatory changes California Agriculture 67(3)147ndash152

Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

22

strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

Table 4 Summary of AMN network result s (2011-2014) including information on the number of detections at each site over the course of th e four-year sampling period and highest recorded readings at the acute (24-hour) sub-chronic (rolling 4-week average) and chronic (1-year average) screening levels The acute screening level is 505000 ngm3 Subchronic and chronic screening levels are 14000 ngm3 and 9000 ngm3 respectively Summarized from Tuli et al 2015 Vidrio et al 2014 and Vidrio et al 2013ab

Salinas Shafter Ripon

Total no samples 203 204 203 Total no detections 14 36 20 of possible detections Highest acute concentration

69 10072 ngm3

1763 39969 ngm

98 3 14745 ngm

of screening level Highest sub-chronic concentration

20 3 27425 ngm

79 3 18022 ngm

29 3 7993 ngm

of screening level Highest chronic concentration

196 3 760 ngm

1288 3 2589 ngm

571 3 914 ngm

of screening level 84 288 102

Table 5 Number of detections for 13-D and overall detection rate by MDL for each site

MDL (ngm3) Date Range Site Samples Positive Positive

Salinas 20 0 00

4540 Feb 2011 - Jun 2011 Shafter 18 0 00

454

Ripon 19 0 00

June 2011 - Oct 2013

Salinas

Shafter

119

122

8

6

67

49

454

Ripon 120 2 17

Oct 2013 - Dec 2014

Salinas

Shafter

64

64

6

30

93

469

Ripon 64 18 281

32 Correlation with Pesticide Use Reports

The DPR Pesticide Use Report (PUR) database contains a comprehensive statewide record of pesticide applications in California Applicators are required to report use of any registered pesticide to DPR with the exception of residential industrial or institutional applicators Applicators are required to report use information including the date location amount and type of pesticide applied (3CCR sect 6624-6628)

We queried the PUR database at spatial scales covering a radius of 1 2 3 4 or 5 miles surrounding each sampling station in the study The PUR database provides location information in the form of Public Land Survey System (PLSS) sections The resolution of this data is 1 mi2 per section The query included sections on the basis of any part of their 1 mi2

area falling within a given radius from the AMN sampling station Records were grouped by

11

day for the purpose of the regression analysis Table 9 (appendix) provides a list of the sections queried Tables 9-11 (appendix) lists the results for key fields that were returned from the PUR query in the 5 miles surrounding each AMN sampling station

We analyzed the query output from the PUR database for errors by comparing application amount to acreage treated Although data entered into the PUR database undergoes at least 50 different validation processes to reduce the risk of errors in reporting errors do sometimes occur (DPR 2014b) We estimated application rate by comparing application amount to acreage treated Records with calculated rates in excess of label rates by more than 10 were flagged for further review We flagged two records as a result of such a rate anomaly for the 2011-2014 13-D dataset We opted to remove both records from the dataset this ultimately had no impact on the regression results as both records existed as part of the 2011 Salinas data subset which was not included in the final regression

We used information on application method to associate each PUR record with an Application Factor (AF) and determine units of 13-D ATP for each application AFs were obtained from DPR (2014a) AFs are pre-established multipliers based on application technique (eg tarp material depth of application) and environmental factors (eg month of the year location of application) The resulting ATP value reflects the principle that the practices and environmental conditions of each application will affect the relative amount of 13-D present in the air near treated fields (DPR 2014a) The PUR data for 13-D has a high reporting rate for application methods enabling the conversion of actual pounds to ATP In cases where method was not reported we assumed a broadcast or bedded deep-shank injection without tarp (described by 3CCR 64481(d)(5)) as this was the most commonly used method in California between 2011-2014 representing 53 of all methods (DPR 2015a) We applied this assumption to 75 out of 338 records (22) in the Salinas dataset 18 out of 163 records (11) in the Ripon dataset and 14 reports out of 60 records (23) in the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The PUR data contained several likely instances of aggregated reports for which we corrected Applicators sometimes lump multi-day applications into a single report which can bias the selection of records and increases the apparent magnitude of an application We considered applications of greater than 40 acres in a single day as the likely threshold for aggregate reports as 40 acres is a typical daily maximum for fumigation crews (Beauvais et al 2010) We set a value of 44 acres (40+10 margin of error) as the threshold for which we would divide the application amount We allocated application amounts proportionate to the area fumigated on a given day We assumed consecutive days of fumigation during which 40 acres would be fumigated each day and any remainder to a multiple of 40 would be applied on the last day We applied 38 two-day corrections and 4 three-day corrections across the 338 reports for the Salinas dataset 11 two-day corrections across the 163 reports in the Ripon dataset and 12 two-day corrections across the 60 reports for the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The prepared dataset for all three locations is summarized visually by week in Figures 6-8 Salinas and Shafter showed strong seasonal patterns of use whereas use in Shafter was dispersed throughout each year Detections showed seasonal trends similar to those observed for use but instances of positive detections did not consistently track with reported use on a week-by-week basis The magnitude of positive detections did not appear to follow an obvious pattern based on weekly use Many instances of use without corresponding detection

12

are observable particularly in Salinas which failed to meet our 10 detection threshold for inclusion in analysis across all MDLs Other notable examples of use without detection include Ripon during 2012-2013 and Shafter during 2011-2013 While less common the opposite casemdashdetections without corresponding usemdashis also observable in the Shafter dataset near the end of 2014 (Figure 8)

The R (version 321) statistical programming language was used to perform all processes relating to the linear regression including graphics and statistical tests We paired the AMN monitoring data with the PUR data that we sourced from the different spatial scales mentioned above AMN monitoring data and PUR data were prepared for analysis according to the methods described above PUR application amount served as the predictor variable and AMN ambient air concentration results as the response variable We did not utilize any additional factors or covariates in the regression Regressions were initially performed including those observations that contain zero use paired with non-detection The best-performing regressions were also run with these observations removed in cases with non-normal distribution of residuals

Time lags were incorporated into the model because field studies indicate that 13-D volatilizes over a period of several days following the actual application time and the use of some tarp materials may delay the point of peak emissions (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) Here we define rsquolagsrsquo as application records occurring one or more days prior to an air sampling end date and we use the nomenclature of

xt-i

where x represents the sum of application records on day t and i is an integer that specifies a number of days prior to t Laboratory and field studies suggest that the largest proportion of 13-D emissions are typically lost within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009 Qin et al 2008) although the cutting of TIF-type tarps may result in a delayed emissions peak (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) We tested x with lags between 1 and 7 days with this theoretical basis in mind We evaluated the residuals of each regression for heteroscedasticity1 using the Breusch-Pagan (BP) test (Breusch and Pagan 1979) Where necessary we inferred heteroscedasticity-consistent estimators of the coefficient variance-covariance matrix (HCCM) and robust probabilities using the Huber-White method (White 1980) We used visual assessment of normal probability plots to determine departures from normality Cookrsquos distance was used to estimate the influence of individual data points in each regression

1 Heteroscedasticity refers to errors (residuals) that vary in magnitude across the range of values used for prediction in a regression Heteroscedasticity violates one of the assumptions of linear regression and if uncorrected will result in a regression that varies in accuracy depending on the value being predicted

13

Figure 6 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Salinas air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

Figure 7 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Ripon air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

14

Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

References

Ajwa H Stanghellini M Gao S Sullivan D Khan A Ntow W and Qin R (2013) Fumigant emission reductions with TIF warrant regulatory changes California Agriculture 67(3)147ndash152

Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

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strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

day for the purpose of the regression analysis Table 9 (appendix) provides a list of the sections queried Tables 9-11 (appendix) lists the results for key fields that were returned from the PUR query in the 5 miles surrounding each AMN sampling station

We analyzed the query output from the PUR database for errors by comparing application amount to acreage treated Although data entered into the PUR database undergoes at least 50 different validation processes to reduce the risk of errors in reporting errors do sometimes occur (DPR 2014b) We estimated application rate by comparing application amount to acreage treated Records with calculated rates in excess of label rates by more than 10 were flagged for further review We flagged two records as a result of such a rate anomaly for the 2011-2014 13-D dataset We opted to remove both records from the dataset this ultimately had no impact on the regression results as both records existed as part of the 2011 Salinas data subset which was not included in the final regression

We used information on application method to associate each PUR record with an Application Factor (AF) and determine units of 13-D ATP for each application AFs were obtained from DPR (2014a) AFs are pre-established multipliers based on application technique (eg tarp material depth of application) and environmental factors (eg month of the year location of application) The resulting ATP value reflects the principle that the practices and environmental conditions of each application will affect the relative amount of 13-D present in the air near treated fields (DPR 2014a) The PUR data for 13-D has a high reporting rate for application methods enabling the conversion of actual pounds to ATP In cases where method was not reported we assumed a broadcast or bedded deep-shank injection without tarp (described by 3CCR 64481(d)(5)) as this was the most commonly used method in California between 2011-2014 representing 53 of all methods (DPR 2015a) We applied this assumption to 75 out of 338 records (22) in the Salinas dataset 18 out of 163 records (11) in the Ripon dataset and 14 reports out of 60 records (23) in the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The PUR data contained several likely instances of aggregated reports for which we corrected Applicators sometimes lump multi-day applications into a single report which can bias the selection of records and increases the apparent magnitude of an application We considered applications of greater than 40 acres in a single day as the likely threshold for aggregate reports as 40 acres is a typical daily maximum for fumigation crews (Beauvais et al 2010) We set a value of 44 acres (40+10 margin of error) as the threshold for which we would divide the application amount We allocated application amounts proportionate to the area fumigated on a given day We assumed consecutive days of fumigation during which 40 acres would be fumigated each day and any remainder to a multiple of 40 would be applied on the last day We applied 38 two-day corrections and 4 three-day corrections across the 338 reports for the Salinas dataset 11 two-day corrections across the 163 reports in the Ripon dataset and 12 two-day corrections across the 60 reports for the Shafter dataset (for the 5shymile radius datasets)

The prepared dataset for all three locations is summarized visually by week in Figures 6-8 Salinas and Shafter showed strong seasonal patterns of use whereas use in Shafter was dispersed throughout each year Detections showed seasonal trends similar to those observed for use but instances of positive detections did not consistently track with reported use on a week-by-week basis The magnitude of positive detections did not appear to follow an obvious pattern based on weekly use Many instances of use without corresponding detection

12

are observable particularly in Salinas which failed to meet our 10 detection threshold for inclusion in analysis across all MDLs Other notable examples of use without detection include Ripon during 2012-2013 and Shafter during 2011-2013 While less common the opposite casemdashdetections without corresponding usemdashis also observable in the Shafter dataset near the end of 2014 (Figure 8)

The R (version 321) statistical programming language was used to perform all processes relating to the linear regression including graphics and statistical tests We paired the AMN monitoring data with the PUR data that we sourced from the different spatial scales mentioned above AMN monitoring data and PUR data were prepared for analysis according to the methods described above PUR application amount served as the predictor variable and AMN ambient air concentration results as the response variable We did not utilize any additional factors or covariates in the regression Regressions were initially performed including those observations that contain zero use paired with non-detection The best-performing regressions were also run with these observations removed in cases with non-normal distribution of residuals

Time lags were incorporated into the model because field studies indicate that 13-D volatilizes over a period of several days following the actual application time and the use of some tarp materials may delay the point of peak emissions (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) Here we define rsquolagsrsquo as application records occurring one or more days prior to an air sampling end date and we use the nomenclature of

xt-i

where x represents the sum of application records on day t and i is an integer that specifies a number of days prior to t Laboratory and field studies suggest that the largest proportion of 13-D emissions are typically lost within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009 Qin et al 2008) although the cutting of TIF-type tarps may result in a delayed emissions peak (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) We tested x with lags between 1 and 7 days with this theoretical basis in mind We evaluated the residuals of each regression for heteroscedasticity1 using the Breusch-Pagan (BP) test (Breusch and Pagan 1979) Where necessary we inferred heteroscedasticity-consistent estimators of the coefficient variance-covariance matrix (HCCM) and robust probabilities using the Huber-White method (White 1980) We used visual assessment of normal probability plots to determine departures from normality Cookrsquos distance was used to estimate the influence of individual data points in each regression

1 Heteroscedasticity refers to errors (residuals) that vary in magnitude across the range of values used for prediction in a regression Heteroscedasticity violates one of the assumptions of linear regression and if uncorrected will result in a regression that varies in accuracy depending on the value being predicted

13

Figure 6 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Salinas air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

Figure 7 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Ripon air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

14

Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

References

Ajwa H Stanghellini M Gao S Sullivan D Khan A Ntow W and Qin R (2013) Fumigant emission reductions with TIF warrant regulatory changes California Agriculture 67(3)147ndash152

Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

22

strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

are observable particularly in Salinas which failed to meet our 10 detection threshold for inclusion in analysis across all MDLs Other notable examples of use without detection include Ripon during 2012-2013 and Shafter during 2011-2013 While less common the opposite casemdashdetections without corresponding usemdashis also observable in the Shafter dataset near the end of 2014 (Figure 8)

The R (version 321) statistical programming language was used to perform all processes relating to the linear regression including graphics and statistical tests We paired the AMN monitoring data with the PUR data that we sourced from the different spatial scales mentioned above AMN monitoring data and PUR data were prepared for analysis according to the methods described above PUR application amount served as the predictor variable and AMN ambient air concentration results as the response variable We did not utilize any additional factors or covariates in the regression Regressions were initially performed including those observations that contain zero use paired with non-detection The best-performing regressions were also run with these observations removed in cases with non-normal distribution of residuals

Time lags were incorporated into the model because field studies indicate that 13-D volatilizes over a period of several days following the actual application time and the use of some tarp materials may delay the point of peak emissions (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) Here we define rsquolagsrsquo as application records occurring one or more days prior to an air sampling end date and we use the nomenclature of

xt-i

where x represents the sum of application records on day t and i is an integer that specifies a number of days prior to t Laboratory and field studies suggest that the largest proportion of 13-D emissions are typically lost within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009 Qin et al 2008) although the cutting of TIF-type tarps may result in a delayed emissions peak (Ajwa et al 2013 Qin et al 2008) We tested x with lags between 1 and 7 days with this theoretical basis in mind We evaluated the residuals of each regression for heteroscedasticity1 using the Breusch-Pagan (BP) test (Breusch and Pagan 1979) Where necessary we inferred heteroscedasticity-consistent estimators of the coefficient variance-covariance matrix (HCCM) and robust probabilities using the Huber-White method (White 1980) We used visual assessment of normal probability plots to determine departures from normality Cookrsquos distance was used to estimate the influence of individual data points in each regression

1 Heteroscedasticity refers to errors (residuals) that vary in magnitude across the range of values used for prediction in a regression Heteroscedasticity violates one of the assumptions of linear regression and if uncorrected will result in a regression that varies in accuracy depending on the value being predicted

13

Figure 6 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Salinas air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

Figure 7 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Ripon air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

14

Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

References

Ajwa H Stanghellini M Gao S Sullivan D Khan A Ntow W and Qin R (2013) Fumigant emission reductions with TIF warrant regulatory changes California Agriculture 67(3)147ndash152

Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

22

strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

Figure 6 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Salinas air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

Figure 7 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Ripon air sampling station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week The lowest ambient 13-D measurements drop in late 2013 in response to a decrease in the method MDL

14

Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

References

Ajwa H Stanghellini M Gao S Sullivan D Khan A Ntow W and Qin R (2013) Fumigant emission reductions with TIF warrant regulatory changes California Agriculture 67(3)147ndash152

Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

22

strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

Figure 8 Line graph comparing 13-D use and AMN monitoring data in a 5 mile radius surrounding the Shafter air monitoring station between 2011-2014 Data are summed by week

33 Weather Data

We obtained weather information from meteorological stations operated by the Department of Water Resources as part of the California Irrigation Management System (CIMIS) CIMIS consists of a network of weather stations in agricultural areas that record hourly data for precipitation solar radiation vapor pressure air temperature relative humidity dew point wind speed wind direction and soil temperature

We used CIMIS Station 116 located in Salinas to provide wind velocity information for the Salinas AMN site This station is approximately 6 miles northwest of the Salinas AMN site The station is located at an elevation of 61 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

We used CIMIS station 138 located in Famoso to provide wind velocity information for the Shafter site The Famoso station is located roughly 7 miles northeast of the Shafter AMN site The station is positioned at an elevation of 415 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat CIMIS station 5 located in Shafter is closer to the study site but a gap in wind direction data of over 2 years prevented its used in this analysis The Famoso site was the next closest CIMIS weather station

We used CIMIS station 71 located in Modesto to provide wind velocity information for the Ripon study site This station is positioned approximately 7 miles southwest of the Ripon AMN sampling site The weather station is stationed at an elevation of 35 feet and the surrounding terrain is flat

Weather data spans the period of February 1 2011 to December 31 2014 Data from each station is summarized in wind roses which are presented alongside a map of each area in Figures 9-11 Wind roses show a graphical frequency distribution of wind speed and direction for a particular location The wind rose tool presents wind direction in terms of the direction from which the wind was blowing The length of each rsquospokersquo indicates the percentage of time during which wind moves from a given direction and its speed

15

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

References

Ajwa H Stanghellini M Gao S Sullivan D Khan A Ntow W and Qin R (2013) Fumigant emission reductions with TIF warrant regulatory changes California Agriculture 67(3)147ndash152

Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

22

strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

Figure 9 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey System sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air monitoring station located in Salinas CA Data covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 The area surrounding Salinas had the greatest amount of 13-D applied out of the three study sites Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides average wind velocity from the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) station in Salinas for the period of 212011-12312014

16

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

References

Ajwa H Stanghellini M Gao S Sullivan D Khan A Ntow W and Qin R (2013) Fumigant emission reductions with TIF warrant regulatory changes California Agriculture 67(3)147ndash152

Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

22

strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

Figure 10 Map displaying cumulative application of 13-D in the Public Land Survey Sy stem sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Ripon CA Dat a covers the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections withi n the study boundary indicate no associated record of 13-D application The wind rose provides the average wind velocity from the CIMIS station in Modesto This station is the nearest station to the Ripon AMN site located at a distance 68 miles S W of the AMN monitorin g station Win d rose data are reported for the period of 212011-12312014

17

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

References

Ajwa H Stanghellini M Gao S Sullivan D Khan A Ntow W and Qin R (2013) Fumigant emission reductions with TIF warrant regulatory changes California Agriculture 67(3)147ndash152

Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

22

strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

Figure 11 Cumulative application of 13-D i n the Public Lan d Survey Syste m sections in a 5-mile radius surrounding the AMN air sampling station located in Shafter CA Data cover s the period between February 1 2011 and December 31 2014 Transparent sections within the study boundary indicate no associated record o f 13-D application The wind rose provides average wi nd velocity from the CIMIS station in Shafter for the period of 212011-12312014

18

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

References

Ajwa H Stanghellini M Gao S Sullivan D Khan A Ntow W and Qin R (2013) Fumigant emission reductions with TIF warrant regulatory changes California Agriculture 67(3)147ndash152

Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

22

strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

Results

We found evidence of a positive relationship between 13-D use and ambient concentration at the Ripon and Shafter monitoring locations The linear regression between use and ambient concentration when considering the Ripon and Shafter sites together was estimated as

ln(Yt) = 4877 + 7142e-04Xt-i

Where t-i is average daily 13-D use in ATP during the lag periods i=0 and i=7 before day t and within a 5-mile radius of each site and Y is a 24-hour sample of 13-D ambient air concentration

X

The relationship although significant described a relatively low percentage of the variability in the data (r2=025 p=lt0001) The coefficient of determination (r2) value was similar to the site-specific models 024 and 031 for Shafter and Ripon respectively Regressi on results are further described by Figure 12 and Table 6 The final model passed tests against heteroscedasticity (BP statistic = 0 01 p=091) Residual diagnostic plots (Figure 13) showed deviation from normality and showed evidence of a possible pattern in the scale-location plot An alternative regression using data cleaned of all nondetections paired with zero use showed substantial improvement to the residual distribution b ut the slope coefficient in this regression failed to achieve significance at the p=005 level a nd was rejected

Several 13-D detections could not be associated with any pesticide application either during or within a 7-day period prior to air sampling and falling within 5 miles of the study site Nineteen such cases occurred at the Shafter site and four at the Ripon site

Table 6 Table of linear regression results for use-concentration relationships presented for each site as well as for all data combined The dataset included air samples retrieved from Shafter and Ripon sites between October 2013 and December 2014 Applications are daily average 13-D ATP within a 5-mile radius of each sampling location and occurring on the day of sampling and 7 days before the sampling day (lag periods i=0 and i=7)

Model Coefficients Estimate SE t-value p 2 Adj r

Ripon (Intercept) 4422 0192 22979 lt0001 031 Application 7012e-04 1304e-04 5375 lt0001

Shafter (Intercept) 5326 0250 21303 lt0001 024 Application 7457e-04 1650e-04 4518 lt0001

Both Sites (Intercept) 4877 0163 29940 lt0001 025 Application 7142e-04 109e-04 6555 lt0001

4

19

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

References

Ajwa H Stanghellini M Gao S Sullivan D Khan A Ntow W and Qin R (2013) Fumigant emission reductions with TIF warrant regulatory changes California Agriculture 67(3)147ndash152

Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

22

strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

Figure 12 Linear regression fitted to data from Shafter and Ripon monitoring sites in the AMN study There is some evidence for a positive correlation between u se and 2 4-hour concentration but the relationship discovered here is relatively weak Ambient concentration is p lotted on a log scale

Figure 13 Residuals plots for regression using data from Shafter and Ripon locations

20

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

References

Ajwa H Stanghellini M Gao S Sullivan D Khan A Ntow W and Qin R (2013) Fumigant emission reductions with TIF warrant regulatory changes California Agriculture 67(3)147ndash152

Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

22

strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

5 Discussion

We found that 13-D use within a 5-mile radius and 24-hour ambient concentration of 13-D can be positively correlated However our fitted linear regression could only account for a small (25) portion of the variability in use and ambient concentration across the dataset A majority of detections (24 out of 35 or 69) in the regression dataset were without associated nearby use and this pattern may suggest influence from applications outside the spatial or temporal scope of the study Additional unexplained variation may have resulted from variation in daily meteorological conditions grower practices distance from application to monitoring site and PUR data quality The regression developed here is not likely to serve any practical purpose in the estimation of air concentration values based on 13-D use

The lag periods selected for each site did not completely match our expectations based on studies of 13-D emission profiles Both Ripon and Shafter sites are characterized by almost exclusive use of untarped shank injection with some small amount of polyethylene tarp applications (DPR 2015a) and we observed similar lag periods as might be expected from sites with shared characteristics However past research has shown that 13-D emissions from untarped or polyethylene tarp applications peak within the first 48 hours of application (Ajwa et al 2013 Ruijun et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) and emissions during these periods account for a majority of cumulative emissions (Ashworth et al 2009) We achieved best fit for the Ripon and Shafter regressions using the application amounts during the day of sample completion (lag i=0) and 7 days prior to the completion of sampling (lag i=7) and while emissions during lag i=0 agrees with past emissions research applications during lag i=7 fall outside of the expected emission timeframe for untarped and polyethylene tarp applications

No subset of the Salinas data met the detection threshold for inclusion in this study despite this being the area with the most 13-D use (in unadjusted pounds) of the three sites in the study The reason for this discontinuity may stem from broad differences in application methods relative to the other two sites Approximately 89 of applications in Salinas between 2013-2014 utilized TIF tarp (DPR 2015a) TIF suppress emissions to the time of tarp cutting and allows for a greater proportion of applied 13-D to breakdown via soil microbial degradation (Ajwa et al 2013 Ashworth et al 2009) Tarp cutting is subject to a minimum waiting time but not a maximum waiting time which introduces an element of randomness into the timing and magnitude of TIF emissions Overall losses from TIF methods are estimated to be 30-50 of those resulting from the untarped methods most common in the 5 miles surrounding the Ripon and Shafter monitoring sites (DPR 2014a) Salinas is also subject to stronger winds and fewer calms than the other sites (Figure 9) which may result in relatively quick dispersion of emitted 13-D

The regression failed to explain a large proportion (75) of variation in the data Notably 25 positive detections occurred despite no applications reported within 5 miles and 7 days prior to the completion of each air sample which may suggest the influence of long-distance transport or issues in pesticide use reporting There were also cases of zero detection in presence of nearby 13-D applications and cases of high ambient concentration with relatively low levels of use Variation in data quality and environmental factors may have contributed to the relatively weak ability of the regression to describe ambient air concentrations

21

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

References

Ajwa H Stanghellini M Gao S Sullivan D Khan A Ntow W and Qin R (2013) Fumigant emission reductions with TIF warrant regulatory changes California Agriculture 67(3)147ndash152

Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

22

strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

6

With regards to data quality the adjustment factors used to convert actual pounds of 13-D into ATP may not accurately represent cumulative emissions under all circumstances Johnson (2014) describes the development of the application factors noting that certain factors are more well-grounded in empirical evidence than others For example adjustment factors for chemigation do not vary by season due to insufficient availability of 13-D drip studies (Johnson 2014) Other adjustment factors may be inflated to discourage use during certain seasons rather than to accurately estimate emission potential (Johnson 2014)

Errors in the PUR in reported date location amount of application and other fields can occur as a result of typing mistakes misunderstandings of reporting requirements or differences in field definitions among counties (Wilhoit et al 2001) A study of error rates within the 1990shy1997 PUR was completed for several data fields most relevant of which were the error rates for reported PLSS sections of application estimated at less than 5 statewide with variation above 10 in some counties There is no way to know the frequency of errors in the data fields central to this study including those of application amount and application date PUR error-checking software has some capacity to detect flag and correct (with an estimate) application amounts that fall outside of some realm of likelihood (Wilhoit et al 2001) but otherwise we must acknowledge some unknown amount of error in the PUR data Error in date may be particularly problematic over the short time periods analyzed in this study as we do not benefit from the averaging of errors that occurs in analysis over longer time periods as in the analysis of subchronic or chronic exposure

Variation in meteorological conditions such as wind may be especially important to consider in reference to daily samples as there is a certain degree of averaging which occurs over longer timescales (weeks or months) that lessens the overall influence of random variation in meteorology (Li et al 2005) Local topography as well the distance from each field to a monitoring site may also be important considerations Cultural practices and soil type may affect emission rate (Chellemi et al 2013) and were not included in this analysis

Overall we found evidence of a positive correlation between 13-D use and 24-hour ambient concentration However the linear regression model only captured a small proportion of the variation in the data There is large proportion of unexplained variation and uncertainty regarding spatial and temporal scales The linear regression produced here is not of practical use to explain the relationship between 24-hour ambient concentration and use within 5 miles and 7 days

Future Work

Alternative approaches may be used for the development of mathematical relationships between application data and ambient concentration data One of the simplest approaches will be the inclusion of additional predictor variables but other techniques may be used depending on the question that we are interested in answering

References

Ajwa H Stanghellini M Gao S Sullivan D Khan A Ntow W and Qin R (2013) Fumigant emission reductions with TIF warrant regulatory changes California Agriculture 67(3)147ndash152

Ashworth D Ernst F Xuan R and Yates S (2009) Laboratory assessment of emission reduction

22

strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2016) Risk management directive and mitigation guidance for cancer risk from 13shydichloropropene (13-D) Memorandum dated October 6 2016 from Teresa Marks to Marylou Verder-Carlos and George Farnsworth Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DWR (2015) California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) Sacramento CA California Department of Water Resources

EFSA (2006) European conclusion regarding the peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance European Food Safety Authority Scientific Report

Goersch H and Dilling W (1979) Organic photochemistry XXXI Simulated tropospheric photodecomposition of cis- and trans-13-dichloropropene Environmental Science Research Library Dow Chemical USA

Guo M Papiernik S Zheng W and Yates S (2004) Effects of environmental factors on 13shydichloropropene hydrolysis in water and soil Journal of environmental quality 33(2)612ndash618

Heim L Snyder N and van Wesenbeeck I (2002) Runoff of 13-dichloropropene from field plot exposed to simulated and natural rainfall Journal of soil and water conservation 57(1)

Ibekwe A Papiernik S Gan J Yates S Crowley D and Yang C (2001) Microcosm enrichment of 13-dichloropropene-degrading soil microbial communities in a compost-amended soil Journal of Applied Microbiology 91668ndash676

Johnson B (2013) Calculation of use adjustment factors for 13-dichloropropene with the use of totally impermeable film for broadcast shank applications Memorandum dated April 26 2013 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

Johnson B (2014) How to calculate the application factor for new 13-dichloropropene application methods Memorandum dated May 8 2014 to Randy Segawa Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Department of Pesticide Regulation

King K D (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorthal-dimethyl during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Knuteson J (1996) Environmental fate of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory DowElanco

Knuteson J Dixon-White H and Petty D (1992) Small-scale retrospectice ground water monitoring study for Telonereg brand soil fumigants Final report on study site in Monterey County California DowElanco North American Environmental Chemistry Laboratory Idland MI Project ID 8903803

Knuteson J Dolder S Carver L Yoder R and Brink D (1997) Air surface water and ground water field study of 13-dichloropropene in a South Florida vegetable production system - final report DowElanco

Krijgsheld K and van der Gen A (1986) Assessment of the impact of the emission of certain organochlorine compounds on the aquatic environment Part II Allylchloride 1-3- and 23shydichloropropene Chemosphere 15(7)861ndash880

24

strategies for the agricultural fumigants 13-dichloropropene and chloropicrin Environmental Science amp Technology 43(13)5073ndash5078

Bankowska J (2006) Update of the Public Health Goal for 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment California Environmental Protection Agency

Beauvais S Lewis C Mehler L Barry T and Kim D (2010) Evaluation of chloropicrin as a Toxic Air Contaminant Part A - Environmental fate review and exposure assessment Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Breusch T S and Pagan A R (1979) A simple test for heteroscedasticity and random coefficient variation Econometrica Journal of the Econometric Society 47(5)1287ndash1294

Brown C (2015) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of the fumigant chloropicrin during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Budahn A (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of chlorpyrifos and chlorpyrifos-oxon during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

California Department of Food and Agriculture (2008) Determination of selected pesticides collected on XAD-4 resin by high performance liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry and gas chromatography mass spectrometry Sacramento CA California Department of Food and Agriculture Center for Analytical Chemistry

Chellemi D O Mirusso J Ajwa H A Sullivan D A and Unruh J B (2013) Fumigant persistence and emission from soil under multiple field application scenarios Crop Protection 4394ndash103

Collins C (2016) Correlating agricultural use with ambient concentrations of methyl isothiocyanate during the period of 2011-2014 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

Dow AgroSciences LLC (1998) Telone c-17 product chemistry

DPR (2002) California Management Plan 13-dichloropropene Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2013) Request for approval of reduced volatile organic compound emissions field fumigation method Decision (California Code of Regulations Title 3 section 6452) Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2014a) Pesticide use enforcement program standards compendium Appendix J - 13shydichloropropene pesticides (field fumigant) recommended permit conditions Vol 3 - Restricted Materials and Permitting Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental ProtectionAgency

DPR (2014b) Pesticide use report annual 2013 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015a) California pesticide information portal (CalPIP) Pesticide Use Report Database Multiple queries between January and April 2016 Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

DPR (2015b) Summary of pesticide use report data 2013 - indexed by chemical Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

23

DPR (2015c) 13-dichloropropene risk characterization document ndash inhalation exposure to workers occupational and residential bystanders and the general public Sacramento CA Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency

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Table 7 Summary of 13-D use by commodity in a 5-mile radius surrounding each air monitoring station for 2011-2014

Crop Application (lbs x 1000) Percent of Total

Salinas Strawberry 10866 973 Raspberry 172 15 Lettuce Leaf 62 06 Blackberry 42 04 Chinese Cabbage 28 03 Spinach lt01 lt01

Shafter Almond 1884 409 Grapes 1571 341 Carrots 525 114 Potato 455 99 Uncultivated Ag 168 37 Cherry 03 01

Ripon Almond 3999 467 Soil Application Pre-Plant Outdoor 2788 325 Walnut 797 93 Uncultivated Ag 301 35 Peach 274 32 Cherry 217 25 Apple 119 14 Carrots 59 07 Grapes 15 02

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Table 8 Summary of 13-D use by month for the period of 2011-2014 in a 5-mile radius area around each of the 3 monitoring sites discussed in the study reported in thousands of pounds (actual) Data obtained from queries of the PUR database in February 2016

2011 2012 2013 2014

Month Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon

January 00 00 00 00 00 129 00 226 208 00 30 22 February lt01 00 00 00 149 00 00 131 00 00 00 00 March 00 206 00 00 151 00 00 00 00 00 90 00 April 00 32 173 00 168 00 08 00 00 00 85 00 May 00 40 54 lt01 00 149 00 00 00 00 00 69 June 00 00 40 74 00 280 00 00 60 34 00 17 July 00 00 113 209 400 89 202 160 00 253 00 51 August 183 00 206 332 86 00 559 00 87 342 211 00 September 520 00 00 1012 00 09 1551 89 28 1166 138 287 October 1327 756 239 1461 149 197 623 57 75 785 316 144 November 385 185 1068 62 95 1153 63 150 666 21 201 1162 December 00 00 57 00 77 534 00 229 814 00 00 387 Total 2415 1220 1950 3149 1275 2540 3006 1041 1938 2600 1071 2140

Table 9 PLSS Sections Within a Five Mile Radius of Air Monitoring Network Stations

Salinas

Shafter

Ripon

MTRS Miles MTRS Miles MTRS Miles

M14S03E26 1

M28S25E02 1 M02S07E13 1

M14S03E27 1 M28S25E03 1 M02S07E24 1

M14S03E34 1

M28S25E04 1 M02S07E25 1

M14S03E35 1 M28S25E09 1 M02S08E18 1

M14S03E36 1

M28S25E10 1 M02S08E19 1

M15S03E01 1 M28S25E11 1 M02S08E20 1

M15S03E02 1

M28S25E14 1 M02S08E29 1

M15S03E03 1 M28S25E15 1 M02S08E30 1

M14S03E22 2

M28S25E16 1 M02S07E12 2

M14S03E23 2 M27S25E33 2 M02S07E14 2

M14S03E25 2

M27S25E34 2 M02S07E23 2

M14S03E28 2 M 27S25E35 2 M02S07E26 2

M14S03E33 2

M 28S25E01 2 M02S07E35 2

M14S04E30 2 M 28S25E05 2 M02S07E36 2

M14S04E31 2

M28S25E08 2 M02S08E07 2

M15S03E04 2 M28S25E12 2 M02S08E08 2

M15S03E09 2

M 28S25E13 2 M02S08E16 2

M15S03E10 2 M 28S25E17 2 M02S08E17 2

M15S03E11 2

M 28S25E21 2 M02S08E21 2

M15S03E12 2 M 28S25E22 2 M02S08E28 2

M15S04E06 2

M 28S25E23 2 M02S08E31 2

M14S03E14 3 M27S25E25 3 M02S08E32 2

M14S03E15 3

M27S25E26 3 M02S07E01 3

M14S03E20 3 M27S25E27 3 M02S07E11 3

M14S03E21 3

M27S25E28 3 M02S07E15 3

M14S03E24 3 M 27S25E29 3 M02S07E22 3

M14S03E29 3

M 27S25E31 3 M02S07E27 3

M14S03E32 3 M 27S25E32 3 M02S07E34 3

M14S04E19 3

M27S25E36 3 M02S08E05 3

M14S04E29 3 M27S26E31 3 M02S08E06 3

M14S04E32 3

M 28S25E06 3 M02S08E09 3

M15S03E05 3 M 28S25E07 3 M02S08E15 3

M15S03E08 3

M 28S25E18 3 M02S08E22 3

M15S03E13 3 M 28S25E19 3 M02S08E27 3

M15S03E14 3

M 28S25E20 3 M02S08E33 3

M15S03E15 3 M28S25E24 3 M02S08E34 3

M15S03E16 3

M28S25E25 3 M03S07E01 3

M15S04E05 3 M 28S25E26 3 M03S07E02 3

M15S04E07 3

M 28S25E27 3 M03S08E04 3

M15S04E08 3 M 28S25E28 3 M03S08E05 3

M15S04E18 3 M28S25E29 3 M03S08E06 3

M14S03E10 4 M28S26E06 3 M01S07E36 4

M14S03E11 4 M28S26E07 3 M01S08E31 4

M14S03E13 4 M28S26E18 3 M01S08E32 4

M14S03E16 4 M28S26E19 3 M02S07E02 4

M14S03E17 4 M27S24E36 4 M02S07E03 4

M14S03E19 4 M27S25E20 4 M02S07E09 4

M14S03E30 4 M27S25E21 4 M02S07E10 4

M14S03E31 4 M27S25E22 4 M02S07E16 4

M14S04E18 4 M27S25E23 4 M02S07E21 4

M14S04E20 4 M27S25E24 4 M02S07E28 4

M14S04E28 4 M27S25E30 4 M02S07E33 4

M14S04E33 4 M27S26E30 4 M02S08E03 4

M15S03E06 4 M27S26E32 4 M02S08E04 4

M15S03E07 4 M28S24E01 4 M02S08E10 4

M15S03E17 4 M28S24E12 4 M02S08E14 4

M15S03E18 4 M28S24E13 4 M02S08E23 4

M15S03E20 4 M28S24E24 4 M02S08E26 4

M15S03E21 4 M28S25E30 4 M02S08E35 4

M15S03E22 4 M28S25E32 4 M03S07E03 4

M15S03E23 4 M28S25E33 4 M03S07E04 4

M15S03E24 4 M28S25E34 4 M03S07E10 4

M15S04E04 4 M28S25E35 4 M03S07E11 4

M15S04E09 4 M28S25E36 4 M03S07E12 4

M15S04E17 4 M28S26E05 4 M03S08E03 4

M15S04E19 4 M28S26E08 4 M03S08E07 4

M14S02E24 5 M28S26E17 4 M03S08E08 4

M14S02E25 5 M28S26E20 4 M03S08E09 4

M14S02E36 5 M28S26E30 4 M01S07E25 5

M14S03E01 5 M27S24E24 5 M01S07E34 5

M14S03E02 5 M27S24E25 5 M01S07E35 5

M14S03E03 5 M27S24E35 5 M01S08E29 5

M14S03E08 5 M27S25E13 5 M01S08E30 5

M14S03E09 5 M27S25E14 5 M01S08E33 5

M14S03E12 5 M27S25E15 5 M01S08E34 5

M14S03E18 5 M27S25E16 5 M02S07E04 5

M14S04E07 5 M27S25E17 5 M02S07E08 5

M14S04E08 5 M27S25E19 5 M02S07E17 5

M14S04E16 5 M27S26E19 5 M02S07E20 5

M14S04E17 5 M27S26E29 5 M02S07E29 5

M14S04E21 5 M27S26E33 5 M02S07E32 5

M14S04E27 5 M28S24E02 5 M02S08E02 5

M14S04E34 5 M28S24E11 5 M02S08E11 5

M15S02E01 5 M28S24E14 5 M02S08E13 5

M15S02E12 5 M28S24E23 5 M02S08E24 5

M15S02E13 5 M28S24E25 5 M02S08E25 5

M15S03E19 5 M28S25E31 5 M02S08E36 5

M15S03E25 5 M28S26E04 5 M03S07E05 5

M15S03E26 5 M28S26E09 5 M03S07E09 5

M15S03E27 5 M28S26E16 5 M03S07E13 5

M15S03E28 5 M28S26E21 5 M03S07E14 5

M15S03E29 5 M28S26E29 5 M03S07E15 5

M15S04E03 5 M28S26E31 5 M03S08E02 5

M15S04E10 5 M28S26E32 5 M03S08E10 5

M15S04E16 5 M29S25E01 5 M03S08E11 5

M15S04E20 5 M29S25E02 5 M03S08E15 5

M15S04E21 5 M29S25E03 5 M03S08E16 5

M15S04E29 5 M29S25E04 5 M03S08E17 5

M15S04E30 5 M29S25E05 5 M03S08E18 5

M29S26E06 5

Table 10 Air Monitoring Network Results February 2011- December 2014

Salinas Shafter Ripon

Start Date

cis‐13‐D (ngm3)

trans‐13‐D

(ngm3)

Start Date

cis‐13‐D (ngm3)

trans‐13‐D (ngm

3)

Start Date

cis‐13‐D (ngm3)

trans‐13‐D (ngm

3)

2111 nd nd 2911 nd nd 2711 nd nd

2911 nd nd 21611 nd nd 21511 nd nd

21611 nd nd 22311 nd nd 22211 nd nd

22211 nd nd 22811 nd nd 3111 nd nd

3211 nd nd 3911 nd nd 3811 nd nd

3711 nd nd 31411 nd nd 31511 nd nd

31611 nd nd 32311 nd nd 32111 nd nd

32111 nd nd 32811 nd nd 32911 nd nd

32911 nd nd 4611 nd nd 4411 nd nd

4411 nd nd 41211 nd nd 41311 nd nd

41311 nd nd 41911 nd nd 41911 nd nd

41911 nd nd 42511 nd nd 42611 nd nd

42511 nd nd 5311 nd nd 5211 nd nd

5411 nd nd 5911 nd nd 51111 nd nd

5911 nd nd 51811 nd nd 51611 nd nd

51811 nd nd 52411 nd nd 52511 nd nd

52311 nd nd 6111 nd nd 6111 nd nd

6111 nd nd 6611 nd nd 6811 nd nd

6611 nd nd 61411 nd nd 61311 nd nd

61611 nd nd 62011 nd nd 62211 nd nd

62011 nd nd 62911 nd nd 62811 nd nd

62911 nd nd 7511 nd nd 7611 nd nd

7511 nd nd 71311 nd nd 71111 nd nd

71111 nd nd 71811 nd nd 71911 nd nd

72011 nd nd 72611 nd nd 72711 nd nd

72511 nd nd 8111 nd nd 8411 nd nd

8411 nd nd 81011 nd nd 8811 nd nd

8811 nd nd 81611 nd nd 81711 nd nd

81511 nd nd 82211 nd nd 82311 nd nd

82411 nd nd 83011 nd nd 83111 nd nd

82911 nd nd 9611 nd nd 9611 nd nd

9711 nd nd 91311 nd nd 91411 nd nd

91411 nd nd 92111 nd nd 91911 nd nd

91911 nd nd 92611 nd nd 92811 nd nd

92711 nd nd 10311 nd nd 10411 nd nd

10311 70320 52627 101011 nd nd 101211 nd nd

101111 132701 115008 102011 nd nd 101711 nd nd

102011 nd nd 102511 nd nd 102611 nd nd

102511 nd nd 11311 nd nd 11111 nd nd

11311 nd nd 11811 nd nd 11911 689593 535342

11811 535342 471827 111611 nd nd 111411 190545 133382

111711 nd nd 112111 nd nd 112211 nd nd

112211 nd nd 113011 nd nd 12911 nd nd

12111 nd nd 12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd

12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd 122011 nd nd

121111 nd nd 121911 nd nd 122711 nd nd

121911 nd nd 122811 nd nd 1512 nd nd

122811 nd nd 1412 nd nd 1912 nd nd

1312 nd nd 11212 nd nd 11812 nd nd

1912 nd nd 11712 nd nd 12312 nd nd

11912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 2212 nd nd

12512 nd nd 2112 nd nd 2612 nd nd

12912 nd nd 2912 nd nd 21512 nd nd

2712 nd nd 21312 nd nd 22112 nd nd

21212 nd nd 22212 nd nd 22812 nd nd

22212 nd nd 22712 nd nd 3512 nd nd

22812 nd nd 3712 nd nd 31512 nd nd

3812 nd nd 31212 nd nd 31912 nd nd

31212 nd nd 32112 nd nd 32812 nd nd

32012 nd nd 32712 nd nd 4212 nd nd

32612 nd nd 4412 192814 171491 41112 nd nd

4212 nd nd 41012 nd nd 41512 nd nd

4812 nd nd 41912 nd nd 42412 nd nd

41912 nd nd 42312 nd nd 5212 nd nd

42512 nd nd 5112 nd nd 51012 nd nd

43012 nd nd 5812 nd nd 51512 nd nd

5712 nd nd 51712 nd nd 52312 nd nd

51412 nd nd 52412 nd nd 52912 nd nd

42312 nd nd 53012 nd nd 6612 nd nd

53112 nd nd 6512 nd nd 61412 nd nd

6612 nd nd 61312 nd nd 62012 nd nd

61212 nd nd 61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd

61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd 7612 nd nd

62412 nd nd 7212 nd nd 7912 nd nd

7512 nd nd 71212 nd nd 71812 nd nd

71012 nd nd 71712 nd nd 72212 nd nd

71812 nd nd 72412 nd nd 8212 nd nd

72312 nd nd 8112 nd nd 8712 nd nd

73012 nd nd 8912 nd nd 81512 nd nd

8612 nd nd 81312 nd nd 81912 nd nd

81212 nd nd 82112 nd nd 83012 nd nd

82412 nd nd 82912 nd nd 9412 nd nd

82912 nd nd 9612 nd nd 91212 nd nd

9512 nd nd 91012 nd nd 91612 nd nd

91112 nd nd 91912 nd nd 92712 nd nd

91712 nd nd 92512 nd nd 10112 nd nd

92612 nd nd 10812 nd nd 101012 nd nd

10312 nd nd 101012 nd nd 101412 nd nd

101112 nd nd 101512 142909 152436 102512 nd nd

101712 171491 171491 102312 nd nd 102912 nd nd

102212 nd nd 103012 nd nd 11712 nd nd

102912 nd nd 11512 nd nd 111312 nd nd

11412 nd nd 111412 nd nd 112012 nd nd

111412 nd nd 111912 nd nd 112912 nd nd

111912 nd nd 112712 136104 90736 12712 nd nd

112912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 121112 nd nd

12412 nd nd 121212 nd nd 121912 nd nd

121012 nd nd 121712 nd nd 122612 nd nd

121812 nd nd 122612 nd nd 1313 nd nd

122812 nd nd 1213 nd nd 1713 nd nd

1213 nd nd 1813 nd nd 11513 nd nd

1913 nd nd 11413 nd nd 12313 nd nd

11513 nd nd 12213 nd nd 2113 nd nd

12513 nd nd 12913 208693 129299 2613 nd nd

12913 nd nd 2413 176935 124762 21213 nd nd

2413 nd nd 21213 nd nd 22113 nd nd

21313 nd nd 21913 nd nd 22613 nd nd

21913 nd nd 22513 nd nd 3713 nd nd

22513 nd nd 3613 nd nd 31413 nd nd

3413 nd nd 31113 nd nd 31713 nd nd

31013 nd nd 31913 nd nd 32913 nd nd

32213 nd nd 32713 nd nd 4213 nd nd

32613 nd nd 4313 nd nd 41013 nd nd

4313 nd nd 4913 nd nd 41413 nd nd

4813 nd nd 41913 nd nd 42413 nd nd

41513 nd nd 42213 nd nd 43013 nd nd

42513 nd nd 42913 nd nd 5813 nd nd

43013 nd nd 5713 nd nd 51413 nd nd

51013 nd nd 51513 nd nd 52313 nd nd

51413 nd nd 52113 nd nd 52913 nd nd

52013 nd nd 52813 nd nd 6513 nd nd

61313 nd nd 6313 nd nd 61013 nd nd

61613 nd nd 61213 nd nd 62013 nd nd

62513 nd nd 61813 nd nd 62613 nd nd

7113 nd nd 62713 nd nd 7213 nd nd

7813 nd nd 7113 nd nd 7813 nd nd

71713 nd nd 71013 nd nd 71813 nd nd

72613 nd nd 71613 nd nd 72413 nd nd

72813 nd nd 72213 nd nd 8113 nd nd

8713 nd nd 73013 nd nd 8513 nd nd

81313 nd nd 8813 nd nd 81413 nd nd

81813 nd nd 81213 nd nd 81813 nd nd

82913 nd nd 82113 nd nd 83013 nd nd

9313 nd nd 82713 nd nd 9513 nd nd

9913 nd nd 9513 nd nd 91213 nd nd

91813 140641 nd 9913 141548 152436 91513 nd nd

92313 244987 nd 91813 nd nd 92613 nd nd

92913 108883 nd 92313 nd nd 10113 nd nd

10613 258597 nd 93013 nd nd 10913 nd nd

101513 431903 nd 10813 nd nd 101813 36748 22684

102113 17693 nd 101613 176481 186009 102413 nd nd

103013 45368 nd 102213 18601 16332 102913 24045 18147

11413 13610 nd 103113 nd nd 11713 142909 94819

111313 nd nd 11613 152436 118864 111213 57164 61700

111913 nd nd 111413 64422 64422 112013 nd nd

112513 nd nd 111813 166047 78940 112513 nd nd

12213 nd nd 112513 218220 195082 12413 330279 125669

121013 nd nd 12213 1914527 1342891 121013 347065 219127

121613 nd nd 121213 558479 565738 121813 339806 360675

122213 nd nd 121713 473641 443562 122613 753108 721350

122913 nd nd 122613 635151 535342 1214 113420 136104

1914 nd nd 123013 1928138 2068778 1614 139733 178296

11314 nd nd 1814 412395 512658 11614 27221 31758

12214 nd nd 11414 102532 146538 12414 26313 43100

12614 nd nd 12314 54442 81662 13114 nd nd

2314 nd nd 12814 132928 187823 2414 nd nd

21214 nd nd 2514 17693 20869 21314 nd nd

21814 nd nd 21014 34933 44461 21914 nd nd

22514 nd nd 22014 15879 21777 22614 nd nd

3314 nd nd 22514 nd nd 3314 nd nd

31114 nd nd 3514 nd nd 31214 nd nd

31714 nd nd 31014 nd nd 32114 nd nd

32714 nd nd 32014 442791 189184 32614 nd nd

4314 nd nd 32514 nd nd 4214 nd nd

4714 nd nd 4314 19508 11796 4914 nd nd

41614 nd nd 4714 24045 25406 41514 nd nd

42014 nd nd 41414 nd nd 42314 nd nd

43014 nd nd 42314 nd nd 5114 nd nd

5714 nd nd 42814 nd nd 5814 nd nd

51414 nd nd 5514 nd nd 51314 nd nd

52114 nd nd 51414 nd nd 52114 nd nd

52714 nd nd 52014 nd nd 52714 nd nd

6114 nd nd 52914 nd nd 6414 nd nd

6914 nd nd 6314 nd nd 61314 nd nd

61514 nd nd 61114 nd nd 61914 nd nd

62514 nd nd 61614 nd nd 62314 nd nd

63014 nd nd 62414 nd nd 7214 nd nd

7814 nd nd 63014 nd nd 7814 nd nd

71814 nd nd 7914 nd nd 71614 nd nd

72114 nd nd 71414 nd nd 72514 nd nd

72714 nd nd 72414 nd nd 73014 nd nd

8414 nd nd 72814 nd nd 8614 nd nd

81114 nd nd 8614 nd nd 81414 nd nd

82114 nd nd 81214 nd nd 81814 nd nd

82514 nd nd 82014 nd nd 82714 nd nd

9314 nd nd 82514 nd nd 9514 nd nd

91114 nd nd 9214 nd nd 91014 nd nd

91514 nd nd 9814 nd nd 91614 nd nd

92514 nd nd 91814 nd nd 92414 nd nd

92914 nd nd 92314 nd nd 92914 29489 38109

10714 nd nd 10214 15425 240450 10814 10888 49451

101314 20416 23591 10614 nd nd 101614 nd nd

101914 nd nd 101514 54442 40377 102214 nd nd

102914 14518 nd 102114 nd nd 102814 nd nd

11314 nd nd 103014 nd nd 11514 10435 nd

111214 nd nd 11414 66691 101171 111314 83023 94819

111814 nd nd 111214 24952 46729 111914 75764 63515

112414 nd nd 111714 246802 170130 112414 185555 165593

113014 nd nd 112414 377915 273115 12414 nd nd

12814 nd nd 12314 114327 100717 121214 nd nd

121514 nd nd 12914 nd nd 121714 nd nd

122214 nd nd 121614 114327 100717 122214 nd nd

122914 nd nd 122214 nd nd 123014 nd nd

122914 23591 41285

TABLE 11 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SALINAS AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT

APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 479808 18712512 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 12

5152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 75 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

882011 PIC‐CLOR 60 4978008 194142312 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 39224304 1529747856 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 83246688 3246620832 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140207436 5201695876 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 5157936 201159504 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 389844 15203916 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8252011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

8292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 71851248 2802198672 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

932011 PIC‐CLOR 60 50619744 1974170016 196 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 18891107 7008600697 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 64938181 2409206515 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 87445008 3410355312 283 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9102011 INLINE 67720581 4117411325 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27828864 1085325696 76 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

9152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 165297188 6132525675 615 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9162011 INLINE 53746493 3267786774 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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Table 7 Summary of 13-D use by commodity in a 5-mile radius surrounding each air monitoring station for 2011-2014

Crop Application (lbs x 1000) Percent of Total

Salinas Strawberry 10866 973 Raspberry 172 15 Lettuce Leaf 62 06 Blackberry 42 04 Chinese Cabbage 28 03 Spinach lt01 lt01

Shafter Almond 1884 409 Grapes 1571 341 Carrots 525 114 Potato 455 99 Uncultivated Ag 168 37 Cherry 03 01

Ripon Almond 3999 467 Soil Application Pre-Plant Outdoor 2788 325 Walnut 797 93 Uncultivated Ag 301 35 Peach 274 32 Cherry 217 25 Apple 119 14 Carrots 59 07 Grapes 15 02

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Table 8 Summary of 13-D use by month for the period of 2011-2014 in a 5-mile radius area around each of the 3 monitoring sites discussed in the study reported in thousands of pounds (actual) Data obtained from queries of the PUR database in February 2016

2011 2012 2013 2014

Month Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon

January 00 00 00 00 00 129 00 226 208 00 30 22 February lt01 00 00 00 149 00 00 131 00 00 00 00 March 00 206 00 00 151 00 00 00 00 00 90 00 April 00 32 173 00 168 00 08 00 00 00 85 00 May 00 40 54 lt01 00 149 00 00 00 00 00 69 June 00 00 40 74 00 280 00 00 60 34 00 17 July 00 00 113 209 400 89 202 160 00 253 00 51 August 183 00 206 332 86 00 559 00 87 342 211 00 September 520 00 00 1012 00 09 1551 89 28 1166 138 287 October 1327 756 239 1461 149 197 623 57 75 785 316 144 November 385 185 1068 62 95 1153 63 150 666 21 201 1162 December 00 00 57 00 77 534 00 229 814 00 00 387 Total 2415 1220 1950 3149 1275 2540 3006 1041 1938 2600 1071 2140

Table 9 PLSS Sections Within a Five Mile Radius of Air Monitoring Network Stations

Salinas

Shafter

Ripon

MTRS Miles MTRS Miles MTRS Miles

M14S03E26 1

M28S25E02 1 M02S07E13 1

M14S03E27 1 M28S25E03 1 M02S07E24 1

M14S03E34 1

M28S25E04 1 M02S07E25 1

M14S03E35 1 M28S25E09 1 M02S08E18 1

M14S03E36 1

M28S25E10 1 M02S08E19 1

M15S03E01 1 M28S25E11 1 M02S08E20 1

M15S03E02 1

M28S25E14 1 M02S08E29 1

M15S03E03 1 M28S25E15 1 M02S08E30 1

M14S03E22 2

M28S25E16 1 M02S07E12 2

M14S03E23 2 M27S25E33 2 M02S07E14 2

M14S03E25 2

M27S25E34 2 M02S07E23 2

M14S03E28 2 M 27S25E35 2 M02S07E26 2

M14S03E33 2

M 28S25E01 2 M02S07E35 2

M14S04E30 2 M 28S25E05 2 M02S07E36 2

M14S04E31 2

M28S25E08 2 M02S08E07 2

M15S03E04 2 M28S25E12 2 M02S08E08 2

M15S03E09 2

M 28S25E13 2 M02S08E16 2

M15S03E10 2 M 28S25E17 2 M02S08E17 2

M15S03E11 2

M 28S25E21 2 M02S08E21 2

M15S03E12 2 M 28S25E22 2 M02S08E28 2

M15S04E06 2

M 28S25E23 2 M02S08E31 2

M14S03E14 3 M27S25E25 3 M02S08E32 2

M14S03E15 3

M27S25E26 3 M02S07E01 3

M14S03E20 3 M27S25E27 3 M02S07E11 3

M14S03E21 3

M27S25E28 3 M02S07E15 3

M14S03E24 3 M 27S25E29 3 M02S07E22 3

M14S03E29 3

M 27S25E31 3 M02S07E27 3

M14S03E32 3 M 27S25E32 3 M02S07E34 3

M14S04E19 3

M27S25E36 3 M02S08E05 3

M14S04E29 3 M27S26E31 3 M02S08E06 3

M14S04E32 3

M 28S25E06 3 M02S08E09 3

M15S03E05 3 M 28S25E07 3 M02S08E15 3

M15S03E08 3

M 28S25E18 3 M02S08E22 3

M15S03E13 3 M 28S25E19 3 M02S08E27 3

M15S03E14 3

M 28S25E20 3 M02S08E33 3

M15S03E15 3 M28S25E24 3 M02S08E34 3

M15S03E16 3

M28S25E25 3 M03S07E01 3

M15S04E05 3 M 28S25E26 3 M03S07E02 3

M15S04E07 3

M 28S25E27 3 M03S08E04 3

M15S04E08 3 M 28S25E28 3 M03S08E05 3

M15S04E18 3 M28S25E29 3 M03S08E06 3

M14S03E10 4 M28S26E06 3 M01S07E36 4

M14S03E11 4 M28S26E07 3 M01S08E31 4

M14S03E13 4 M28S26E18 3 M01S08E32 4

M14S03E16 4 M28S26E19 3 M02S07E02 4

M14S03E17 4 M27S24E36 4 M02S07E03 4

M14S03E19 4 M27S25E20 4 M02S07E09 4

M14S03E30 4 M27S25E21 4 M02S07E10 4

M14S03E31 4 M27S25E22 4 M02S07E16 4

M14S04E18 4 M27S25E23 4 M02S07E21 4

M14S04E20 4 M27S25E24 4 M02S07E28 4

M14S04E28 4 M27S25E30 4 M02S07E33 4

M14S04E33 4 M27S26E30 4 M02S08E03 4

M15S03E06 4 M27S26E32 4 M02S08E04 4

M15S03E07 4 M28S24E01 4 M02S08E10 4

M15S03E17 4 M28S24E12 4 M02S08E14 4

M15S03E18 4 M28S24E13 4 M02S08E23 4

M15S03E20 4 M28S24E24 4 M02S08E26 4

M15S03E21 4 M28S25E30 4 M02S08E35 4

M15S03E22 4 M28S25E32 4 M03S07E03 4

M15S03E23 4 M28S25E33 4 M03S07E04 4

M15S03E24 4 M28S25E34 4 M03S07E10 4

M15S04E04 4 M28S25E35 4 M03S07E11 4

M15S04E09 4 M28S25E36 4 M03S07E12 4

M15S04E17 4 M28S26E05 4 M03S08E03 4

M15S04E19 4 M28S26E08 4 M03S08E07 4

M14S02E24 5 M28S26E17 4 M03S08E08 4

M14S02E25 5 M28S26E20 4 M03S08E09 4

M14S02E36 5 M28S26E30 4 M01S07E25 5

M14S03E01 5 M27S24E24 5 M01S07E34 5

M14S03E02 5 M27S24E25 5 M01S07E35 5

M14S03E03 5 M27S24E35 5 M01S08E29 5

M14S03E08 5 M27S25E13 5 M01S08E30 5

M14S03E09 5 M27S25E14 5 M01S08E33 5

M14S03E12 5 M27S25E15 5 M01S08E34 5

M14S03E18 5 M27S25E16 5 M02S07E04 5

M14S04E07 5 M27S25E17 5 M02S07E08 5

M14S04E08 5 M27S25E19 5 M02S07E17 5

M14S04E16 5 M27S26E19 5 M02S07E20 5

M14S04E17 5 M27S26E29 5 M02S07E29 5

M14S04E21 5 M27S26E33 5 M02S07E32 5

M14S04E27 5 M28S24E02 5 M02S08E02 5

M14S04E34 5 M28S24E11 5 M02S08E11 5

M15S02E01 5 M28S24E14 5 M02S08E13 5

M15S02E12 5 M28S24E23 5 M02S08E24 5

M15S02E13 5 M28S24E25 5 M02S08E25 5

M15S03E19 5 M28S25E31 5 M02S08E36 5

M15S03E25 5 M28S26E04 5 M03S07E05 5

M15S03E26 5 M28S26E09 5 M03S07E09 5

M15S03E27 5 M28S26E16 5 M03S07E13 5

M15S03E28 5 M28S26E21 5 M03S07E14 5

M15S03E29 5 M28S26E29 5 M03S07E15 5

M15S04E03 5 M28S26E31 5 M03S08E02 5

M15S04E10 5 M28S26E32 5 M03S08E10 5

M15S04E16 5 M29S25E01 5 M03S08E11 5

M15S04E20 5 M29S25E02 5 M03S08E15 5

M15S04E21 5 M29S25E03 5 M03S08E16 5

M15S04E29 5 M29S25E04 5 M03S08E17 5

M15S04E30 5 M29S25E05 5 M03S08E18 5

M29S26E06 5

Table 10 Air Monitoring Network Results February 2011- December 2014

Salinas Shafter Ripon

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2111 nd nd 2911 nd nd 2711 nd nd

2911 nd nd 21611 nd nd 21511 nd nd

21611 nd nd 22311 nd nd 22211 nd nd

22211 nd nd 22811 nd nd 3111 nd nd

3211 nd nd 3911 nd nd 3811 nd nd

3711 nd nd 31411 nd nd 31511 nd nd

31611 nd nd 32311 nd nd 32111 nd nd

32111 nd nd 32811 nd nd 32911 nd nd

32911 nd nd 4611 nd nd 4411 nd nd

4411 nd nd 41211 nd nd 41311 nd nd

41311 nd nd 41911 nd nd 41911 nd nd

41911 nd nd 42511 nd nd 42611 nd nd

42511 nd nd 5311 nd nd 5211 nd nd

5411 nd nd 5911 nd nd 51111 nd nd

5911 nd nd 51811 nd nd 51611 nd nd

51811 nd nd 52411 nd nd 52511 nd nd

52311 nd nd 6111 nd nd 6111 nd nd

6111 nd nd 6611 nd nd 6811 nd nd

6611 nd nd 61411 nd nd 61311 nd nd

61611 nd nd 62011 nd nd 62211 nd nd

62011 nd nd 62911 nd nd 62811 nd nd

62911 nd nd 7511 nd nd 7611 nd nd

7511 nd nd 71311 nd nd 71111 nd nd

71111 nd nd 71811 nd nd 71911 nd nd

72011 nd nd 72611 nd nd 72711 nd nd

72511 nd nd 8111 nd nd 8411 nd nd

8411 nd nd 81011 nd nd 8811 nd nd

8811 nd nd 81611 nd nd 81711 nd nd

81511 nd nd 82211 nd nd 82311 nd nd

82411 nd nd 83011 nd nd 83111 nd nd

82911 nd nd 9611 nd nd 9611 nd nd

9711 nd nd 91311 nd nd 91411 nd nd

91411 nd nd 92111 nd nd 91911 nd nd

91911 nd nd 92611 nd nd 92811 nd nd

92711 nd nd 10311 nd nd 10411 nd nd

10311 70320 52627 101011 nd nd 101211 nd nd

101111 132701 115008 102011 nd nd 101711 nd nd

102011 nd nd 102511 nd nd 102611 nd nd

102511 nd nd 11311 nd nd 11111 nd nd

11311 nd nd 11811 nd nd 11911 689593 535342

11811 535342 471827 111611 nd nd 111411 190545 133382

111711 nd nd 112111 nd nd 112211 nd nd

112211 nd nd 113011 nd nd 12911 nd nd

12111 nd nd 12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd

12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd 122011 nd nd

121111 nd nd 121911 nd nd 122711 nd nd

121911 nd nd 122811 nd nd 1512 nd nd

122811 nd nd 1412 nd nd 1912 nd nd

1312 nd nd 11212 nd nd 11812 nd nd

1912 nd nd 11712 nd nd 12312 nd nd

11912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 2212 nd nd

12512 nd nd 2112 nd nd 2612 nd nd

12912 nd nd 2912 nd nd 21512 nd nd

2712 nd nd 21312 nd nd 22112 nd nd

21212 nd nd 22212 nd nd 22812 nd nd

22212 nd nd 22712 nd nd 3512 nd nd

22812 nd nd 3712 nd nd 31512 nd nd

3812 nd nd 31212 nd nd 31912 nd nd

31212 nd nd 32112 nd nd 32812 nd nd

32012 nd nd 32712 nd nd 4212 nd nd

32612 nd nd 4412 192814 171491 41112 nd nd

4212 nd nd 41012 nd nd 41512 nd nd

4812 nd nd 41912 nd nd 42412 nd nd

41912 nd nd 42312 nd nd 5212 nd nd

42512 nd nd 5112 nd nd 51012 nd nd

43012 nd nd 5812 nd nd 51512 nd nd

5712 nd nd 51712 nd nd 52312 nd nd

51412 nd nd 52412 nd nd 52912 nd nd

42312 nd nd 53012 nd nd 6612 nd nd

53112 nd nd 6512 nd nd 61412 nd nd

6612 nd nd 61312 nd nd 62012 nd nd

61212 nd nd 61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd

61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd 7612 nd nd

62412 nd nd 7212 nd nd 7912 nd nd

7512 nd nd 71212 nd nd 71812 nd nd

71012 nd nd 71712 nd nd 72212 nd nd

71812 nd nd 72412 nd nd 8212 nd nd

72312 nd nd 8112 nd nd 8712 nd nd

73012 nd nd 8912 nd nd 81512 nd nd

8612 nd nd 81312 nd nd 81912 nd nd

81212 nd nd 82112 nd nd 83012 nd nd

82412 nd nd 82912 nd nd 9412 nd nd

82912 nd nd 9612 nd nd 91212 nd nd

9512 nd nd 91012 nd nd 91612 nd nd

91112 nd nd 91912 nd nd 92712 nd nd

91712 nd nd 92512 nd nd 10112 nd nd

92612 nd nd 10812 nd nd 101012 nd nd

10312 nd nd 101012 nd nd 101412 nd nd

101112 nd nd 101512 142909 152436 102512 nd nd

101712 171491 171491 102312 nd nd 102912 nd nd

102212 nd nd 103012 nd nd 11712 nd nd

102912 nd nd 11512 nd nd 111312 nd nd

11412 nd nd 111412 nd nd 112012 nd nd

111412 nd nd 111912 nd nd 112912 nd nd

111912 nd nd 112712 136104 90736 12712 nd nd

112912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 121112 nd nd

12412 nd nd 121212 nd nd 121912 nd nd

121012 nd nd 121712 nd nd 122612 nd nd

121812 nd nd 122612 nd nd 1313 nd nd

122812 nd nd 1213 nd nd 1713 nd nd

1213 nd nd 1813 nd nd 11513 nd nd

1913 nd nd 11413 nd nd 12313 nd nd

11513 nd nd 12213 nd nd 2113 nd nd

12513 nd nd 12913 208693 129299 2613 nd nd

12913 nd nd 2413 176935 124762 21213 nd nd

2413 nd nd 21213 nd nd 22113 nd nd

21313 nd nd 21913 nd nd 22613 nd nd

21913 nd nd 22513 nd nd 3713 nd nd

22513 nd nd 3613 nd nd 31413 nd nd

3413 nd nd 31113 nd nd 31713 nd nd

31013 nd nd 31913 nd nd 32913 nd nd

32213 nd nd 32713 nd nd 4213 nd nd

32613 nd nd 4313 nd nd 41013 nd nd

4313 nd nd 4913 nd nd 41413 nd nd

4813 nd nd 41913 nd nd 42413 nd nd

41513 nd nd 42213 nd nd 43013 nd nd

42513 nd nd 42913 nd nd 5813 nd nd

43013 nd nd 5713 nd nd 51413 nd nd

51013 nd nd 51513 nd nd 52313 nd nd

51413 nd nd 52113 nd nd 52913 nd nd

52013 nd nd 52813 nd nd 6513 nd nd

61313 nd nd 6313 nd nd 61013 nd nd

61613 nd nd 61213 nd nd 62013 nd nd

62513 nd nd 61813 nd nd 62613 nd nd

7113 nd nd 62713 nd nd 7213 nd nd

7813 nd nd 7113 nd nd 7813 nd nd

71713 nd nd 71013 nd nd 71813 nd nd

72613 nd nd 71613 nd nd 72413 nd nd

72813 nd nd 72213 nd nd 8113 nd nd

8713 nd nd 73013 nd nd 8513 nd nd

81313 nd nd 8813 nd nd 81413 nd nd

81813 nd nd 81213 nd nd 81813 nd nd

82913 nd nd 82113 nd nd 83013 nd nd

9313 nd nd 82713 nd nd 9513 nd nd

9913 nd nd 9513 nd nd 91213 nd nd

91813 140641 nd 9913 141548 152436 91513 nd nd

92313 244987 nd 91813 nd nd 92613 nd nd

92913 108883 nd 92313 nd nd 10113 nd nd

10613 258597 nd 93013 nd nd 10913 nd nd

101513 431903 nd 10813 nd nd 101813 36748 22684

102113 17693 nd 101613 176481 186009 102413 nd nd

103013 45368 nd 102213 18601 16332 102913 24045 18147

11413 13610 nd 103113 nd nd 11713 142909 94819

111313 nd nd 11613 152436 118864 111213 57164 61700

111913 nd nd 111413 64422 64422 112013 nd nd

112513 nd nd 111813 166047 78940 112513 nd nd

12213 nd nd 112513 218220 195082 12413 330279 125669

121013 nd nd 12213 1914527 1342891 121013 347065 219127

121613 nd nd 121213 558479 565738 121813 339806 360675

122213 nd nd 121713 473641 443562 122613 753108 721350

122913 nd nd 122613 635151 535342 1214 113420 136104

1914 nd nd 123013 1928138 2068778 1614 139733 178296

11314 nd nd 1814 412395 512658 11614 27221 31758

12214 nd nd 11414 102532 146538 12414 26313 43100

12614 nd nd 12314 54442 81662 13114 nd nd

2314 nd nd 12814 132928 187823 2414 nd nd

21214 nd nd 2514 17693 20869 21314 nd nd

21814 nd nd 21014 34933 44461 21914 nd nd

22514 nd nd 22014 15879 21777 22614 nd nd

3314 nd nd 22514 nd nd 3314 nd nd

31114 nd nd 3514 nd nd 31214 nd nd

31714 nd nd 31014 nd nd 32114 nd nd

32714 nd nd 32014 442791 189184 32614 nd nd

4314 nd nd 32514 nd nd 4214 nd nd

4714 nd nd 4314 19508 11796 4914 nd nd

41614 nd nd 4714 24045 25406 41514 nd nd

42014 nd nd 41414 nd nd 42314 nd nd

43014 nd nd 42314 nd nd 5114 nd nd

5714 nd nd 42814 nd nd 5814 nd nd

51414 nd nd 5514 nd nd 51314 nd nd

52114 nd nd 51414 nd nd 52114 nd nd

52714 nd nd 52014 nd nd 52714 nd nd

6114 nd nd 52914 nd nd 6414 nd nd

6914 nd nd 6314 nd nd 61314 nd nd

61514 nd nd 61114 nd nd 61914 nd nd

62514 nd nd 61614 nd nd 62314 nd nd

63014 nd nd 62414 nd nd 7214 nd nd

7814 nd nd 63014 nd nd 7814 nd nd

71814 nd nd 7914 nd nd 71614 nd nd

72114 nd nd 71414 nd nd 72514 nd nd

72714 nd nd 72414 nd nd 73014 nd nd

8414 nd nd 72814 nd nd 8614 nd nd

81114 nd nd 8614 nd nd 81414 nd nd

82114 nd nd 81214 nd nd 81814 nd nd

82514 nd nd 82014 nd nd 82714 nd nd

9314 nd nd 82514 nd nd 9514 nd nd

91114 nd nd 9214 nd nd 91014 nd nd

91514 nd nd 9814 nd nd 91614 nd nd

92514 nd nd 91814 nd nd 92414 nd nd

92914 nd nd 92314 nd nd 92914 29489 38109

10714 nd nd 10214 15425 240450 10814 10888 49451

101314 20416 23591 10614 nd nd 101614 nd nd

101914 nd nd 101514 54442 40377 102214 nd nd

102914 14518 nd 102114 nd nd 102814 nd nd

11314 nd nd 103014 nd nd 11514 10435 nd

111214 nd nd 11414 66691 101171 111314 83023 94819

111814 nd nd 111214 24952 46729 111914 75764 63515

112414 nd nd 111714 246802 170130 112414 185555 165593

113014 nd nd 112414 377915 273115 12414 nd nd

12814 nd nd 12314 114327 100717 121214 nd nd

121514 nd nd 12914 nd nd 121714 nd nd

122214 nd nd 121614 114327 100717 122214 nd nd

122914 nd nd 122214 nd nd 123014 nd nd

122914 23591 41285

TABLE 11 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SALINAS AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT

APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 479808 18712512 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 12

5152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 75 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

882011 PIC‐CLOR 60 4978008 194142312 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 39224304 1529747856 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 83246688 3246620832 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140207436 5201695876 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 5157936 201159504 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 389844 15203916 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8252011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

8292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 71851248 2802198672 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

932011 PIC‐CLOR 60 50619744 1974170016 196 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 18891107 7008600697 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 64938181 2409206515 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 87445008 3410355312 283 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9102011 INLINE 67720581 4117411325 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27828864 1085325696 76 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

9152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 165297188 6132525675 615 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9162011 INLINE 53746493 3267786774 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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Table 7 Summary of 13-D use by commodity in a 5-mile radius surrounding each air monitoring station for 2011-2014

Crop Application (lbs x 1000) Percent of Total

Salinas Strawberry 10866 973 Raspberry 172 15 Lettuce Leaf 62 06 Blackberry 42 04 Chinese Cabbage 28 03 Spinach lt01 lt01

Shafter Almond 1884 409 Grapes 1571 341 Carrots 525 114 Potato 455 99 Uncultivated Ag 168 37 Cherry 03 01

Ripon Almond 3999 467 Soil Application Pre-Plant Outdoor 2788 325 Walnut 797 93 Uncultivated Ag 301 35 Peach 274 32 Cherry 217 25 Apple 119 14 Carrots 59 07 Grapes 15 02

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Table 8 Summary of 13-D use by month for the period of 2011-2014 in a 5-mile radius area around each of the 3 monitoring sites discussed in the study reported in thousands of pounds (actual) Data obtained from queries of the PUR database in February 2016

2011 2012 2013 2014

Month Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon

January 00 00 00 00 00 129 00 226 208 00 30 22 February lt01 00 00 00 149 00 00 131 00 00 00 00 March 00 206 00 00 151 00 00 00 00 00 90 00 April 00 32 173 00 168 00 08 00 00 00 85 00 May 00 40 54 lt01 00 149 00 00 00 00 00 69 June 00 00 40 74 00 280 00 00 60 34 00 17 July 00 00 113 209 400 89 202 160 00 253 00 51 August 183 00 206 332 86 00 559 00 87 342 211 00 September 520 00 00 1012 00 09 1551 89 28 1166 138 287 October 1327 756 239 1461 149 197 623 57 75 785 316 144 November 385 185 1068 62 95 1153 63 150 666 21 201 1162 December 00 00 57 00 77 534 00 229 814 00 00 387 Total 2415 1220 1950 3149 1275 2540 3006 1041 1938 2600 1071 2140

Table 9 PLSS Sections Within a Five Mile Radius of Air Monitoring Network Stations

Salinas

Shafter

Ripon

MTRS Miles MTRS Miles MTRS Miles

M14S03E26 1

M28S25E02 1 M02S07E13 1

M14S03E27 1 M28S25E03 1 M02S07E24 1

M14S03E34 1

M28S25E04 1 M02S07E25 1

M14S03E35 1 M28S25E09 1 M02S08E18 1

M14S03E36 1

M28S25E10 1 M02S08E19 1

M15S03E01 1 M28S25E11 1 M02S08E20 1

M15S03E02 1

M28S25E14 1 M02S08E29 1

M15S03E03 1 M28S25E15 1 M02S08E30 1

M14S03E22 2

M28S25E16 1 M02S07E12 2

M14S03E23 2 M27S25E33 2 M02S07E14 2

M14S03E25 2

M27S25E34 2 M02S07E23 2

M14S03E28 2 M 27S25E35 2 M02S07E26 2

M14S03E33 2

M 28S25E01 2 M02S07E35 2

M14S04E30 2 M 28S25E05 2 M02S07E36 2

M14S04E31 2

M28S25E08 2 M02S08E07 2

M15S03E04 2 M28S25E12 2 M02S08E08 2

M15S03E09 2

M 28S25E13 2 M02S08E16 2

M15S03E10 2 M 28S25E17 2 M02S08E17 2

M15S03E11 2

M 28S25E21 2 M02S08E21 2

M15S03E12 2 M 28S25E22 2 M02S08E28 2

M15S04E06 2

M 28S25E23 2 M02S08E31 2

M14S03E14 3 M27S25E25 3 M02S08E32 2

M14S03E15 3

M27S25E26 3 M02S07E01 3

M14S03E20 3 M27S25E27 3 M02S07E11 3

M14S03E21 3

M27S25E28 3 M02S07E15 3

M14S03E24 3 M 27S25E29 3 M02S07E22 3

M14S03E29 3

M 27S25E31 3 M02S07E27 3

M14S03E32 3 M 27S25E32 3 M02S07E34 3

M14S04E19 3

M27S25E36 3 M02S08E05 3

M14S04E29 3 M27S26E31 3 M02S08E06 3

M14S04E32 3

M 28S25E06 3 M02S08E09 3

M15S03E05 3 M 28S25E07 3 M02S08E15 3

M15S03E08 3

M 28S25E18 3 M02S08E22 3

M15S03E13 3 M 28S25E19 3 M02S08E27 3

M15S03E14 3

M 28S25E20 3 M02S08E33 3

M15S03E15 3 M28S25E24 3 M02S08E34 3

M15S03E16 3

M28S25E25 3 M03S07E01 3

M15S04E05 3 M 28S25E26 3 M03S07E02 3

M15S04E07 3

M 28S25E27 3 M03S08E04 3

M15S04E08 3 M 28S25E28 3 M03S08E05 3

M15S04E18 3 M28S25E29 3 M03S08E06 3

M14S03E10 4 M28S26E06 3 M01S07E36 4

M14S03E11 4 M28S26E07 3 M01S08E31 4

M14S03E13 4 M28S26E18 3 M01S08E32 4

M14S03E16 4 M28S26E19 3 M02S07E02 4

M14S03E17 4 M27S24E36 4 M02S07E03 4

M14S03E19 4 M27S25E20 4 M02S07E09 4

M14S03E30 4 M27S25E21 4 M02S07E10 4

M14S03E31 4 M27S25E22 4 M02S07E16 4

M14S04E18 4 M27S25E23 4 M02S07E21 4

M14S04E20 4 M27S25E24 4 M02S07E28 4

M14S04E28 4 M27S25E30 4 M02S07E33 4

M14S04E33 4 M27S26E30 4 M02S08E03 4

M15S03E06 4 M27S26E32 4 M02S08E04 4

M15S03E07 4 M28S24E01 4 M02S08E10 4

M15S03E17 4 M28S24E12 4 M02S08E14 4

M15S03E18 4 M28S24E13 4 M02S08E23 4

M15S03E20 4 M28S24E24 4 M02S08E26 4

M15S03E21 4 M28S25E30 4 M02S08E35 4

M15S03E22 4 M28S25E32 4 M03S07E03 4

M15S03E23 4 M28S25E33 4 M03S07E04 4

M15S03E24 4 M28S25E34 4 M03S07E10 4

M15S04E04 4 M28S25E35 4 M03S07E11 4

M15S04E09 4 M28S25E36 4 M03S07E12 4

M15S04E17 4 M28S26E05 4 M03S08E03 4

M15S04E19 4 M28S26E08 4 M03S08E07 4

M14S02E24 5 M28S26E17 4 M03S08E08 4

M14S02E25 5 M28S26E20 4 M03S08E09 4

M14S02E36 5 M28S26E30 4 M01S07E25 5

M14S03E01 5 M27S24E24 5 M01S07E34 5

M14S03E02 5 M27S24E25 5 M01S07E35 5

M14S03E03 5 M27S24E35 5 M01S08E29 5

M14S03E08 5 M27S25E13 5 M01S08E30 5

M14S03E09 5 M27S25E14 5 M01S08E33 5

M14S03E12 5 M27S25E15 5 M01S08E34 5

M14S03E18 5 M27S25E16 5 M02S07E04 5

M14S04E07 5 M27S25E17 5 M02S07E08 5

M14S04E08 5 M27S25E19 5 M02S07E17 5

M14S04E16 5 M27S26E19 5 M02S07E20 5

M14S04E17 5 M27S26E29 5 M02S07E29 5

M14S04E21 5 M27S26E33 5 M02S07E32 5

M14S04E27 5 M28S24E02 5 M02S08E02 5

M14S04E34 5 M28S24E11 5 M02S08E11 5

M15S02E01 5 M28S24E14 5 M02S08E13 5

M15S02E12 5 M28S24E23 5 M02S08E24 5

M15S02E13 5 M28S24E25 5 M02S08E25 5

M15S03E19 5 M28S25E31 5 M02S08E36 5

M15S03E25 5 M28S26E04 5 M03S07E05 5

M15S03E26 5 M28S26E09 5 M03S07E09 5

M15S03E27 5 M28S26E16 5 M03S07E13 5

M15S03E28 5 M28S26E21 5 M03S07E14 5

M15S03E29 5 M28S26E29 5 M03S07E15 5

M15S04E03 5 M28S26E31 5 M03S08E02 5

M15S04E10 5 M28S26E32 5 M03S08E10 5

M15S04E16 5 M29S25E01 5 M03S08E11 5

M15S04E20 5 M29S25E02 5 M03S08E15 5

M15S04E21 5 M29S25E03 5 M03S08E16 5

M15S04E29 5 M29S25E04 5 M03S08E17 5

M15S04E30 5 M29S25E05 5 M03S08E18 5

M29S26E06 5

Table 10 Air Monitoring Network Results February 2011- December 2014

Salinas Shafter Ripon

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2111 nd nd 2911 nd nd 2711 nd nd

2911 nd nd 21611 nd nd 21511 nd nd

21611 nd nd 22311 nd nd 22211 nd nd

22211 nd nd 22811 nd nd 3111 nd nd

3211 nd nd 3911 nd nd 3811 nd nd

3711 nd nd 31411 nd nd 31511 nd nd

31611 nd nd 32311 nd nd 32111 nd nd

32111 nd nd 32811 nd nd 32911 nd nd

32911 nd nd 4611 nd nd 4411 nd nd

4411 nd nd 41211 nd nd 41311 nd nd

41311 nd nd 41911 nd nd 41911 nd nd

41911 nd nd 42511 nd nd 42611 nd nd

42511 nd nd 5311 nd nd 5211 nd nd

5411 nd nd 5911 nd nd 51111 nd nd

5911 nd nd 51811 nd nd 51611 nd nd

51811 nd nd 52411 nd nd 52511 nd nd

52311 nd nd 6111 nd nd 6111 nd nd

6111 nd nd 6611 nd nd 6811 nd nd

6611 nd nd 61411 nd nd 61311 nd nd

61611 nd nd 62011 nd nd 62211 nd nd

62011 nd nd 62911 nd nd 62811 nd nd

62911 nd nd 7511 nd nd 7611 nd nd

7511 nd nd 71311 nd nd 71111 nd nd

71111 nd nd 71811 nd nd 71911 nd nd

72011 nd nd 72611 nd nd 72711 nd nd

72511 nd nd 8111 nd nd 8411 nd nd

8411 nd nd 81011 nd nd 8811 nd nd

8811 nd nd 81611 nd nd 81711 nd nd

81511 nd nd 82211 nd nd 82311 nd nd

82411 nd nd 83011 nd nd 83111 nd nd

82911 nd nd 9611 nd nd 9611 nd nd

9711 nd nd 91311 nd nd 91411 nd nd

91411 nd nd 92111 nd nd 91911 nd nd

91911 nd nd 92611 nd nd 92811 nd nd

92711 nd nd 10311 nd nd 10411 nd nd

10311 70320 52627 101011 nd nd 101211 nd nd

101111 132701 115008 102011 nd nd 101711 nd nd

102011 nd nd 102511 nd nd 102611 nd nd

102511 nd nd 11311 nd nd 11111 nd nd

11311 nd nd 11811 nd nd 11911 689593 535342

11811 535342 471827 111611 nd nd 111411 190545 133382

111711 nd nd 112111 nd nd 112211 nd nd

112211 nd nd 113011 nd nd 12911 nd nd

12111 nd nd 12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd

12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd 122011 nd nd

121111 nd nd 121911 nd nd 122711 nd nd

121911 nd nd 122811 nd nd 1512 nd nd

122811 nd nd 1412 nd nd 1912 nd nd

1312 nd nd 11212 nd nd 11812 nd nd

1912 nd nd 11712 nd nd 12312 nd nd

11912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 2212 nd nd

12512 nd nd 2112 nd nd 2612 nd nd

12912 nd nd 2912 nd nd 21512 nd nd

2712 nd nd 21312 nd nd 22112 nd nd

21212 nd nd 22212 nd nd 22812 nd nd

22212 nd nd 22712 nd nd 3512 nd nd

22812 nd nd 3712 nd nd 31512 nd nd

3812 nd nd 31212 nd nd 31912 nd nd

31212 nd nd 32112 nd nd 32812 nd nd

32012 nd nd 32712 nd nd 4212 nd nd

32612 nd nd 4412 192814 171491 41112 nd nd

4212 nd nd 41012 nd nd 41512 nd nd

4812 nd nd 41912 nd nd 42412 nd nd

41912 nd nd 42312 nd nd 5212 nd nd

42512 nd nd 5112 nd nd 51012 nd nd

43012 nd nd 5812 nd nd 51512 nd nd

5712 nd nd 51712 nd nd 52312 nd nd

51412 nd nd 52412 nd nd 52912 nd nd

42312 nd nd 53012 nd nd 6612 nd nd

53112 nd nd 6512 nd nd 61412 nd nd

6612 nd nd 61312 nd nd 62012 nd nd

61212 nd nd 61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd

61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd 7612 nd nd

62412 nd nd 7212 nd nd 7912 nd nd

7512 nd nd 71212 nd nd 71812 nd nd

71012 nd nd 71712 nd nd 72212 nd nd

71812 nd nd 72412 nd nd 8212 nd nd

72312 nd nd 8112 nd nd 8712 nd nd

73012 nd nd 8912 nd nd 81512 nd nd

8612 nd nd 81312 nd nd 81912 nd nd

81212 nd nd 82112 nd nd 83012 nd nd

82412 nd nd 82912 nd nd 9412 nd nd

82912 nd nd 9612 nd nd 91212 nd nd

9512 nd nd 91012 nd nd 91612 nd nd

91112 nd nd 91912 nd nd 92712 nd nd

91712 nd nd 92512 nd nd 10112 nd nd

92612 nd nd 10812 nd nd 101012 nd nd

10312 nd nd 101012 nd nd 101412 nd nd

101112 nd nd 101512 142909 152436 102512 nd nd

101712 171491 171491 102312 nd nd 102912 nd nd

102212 nd nd 103012 nd nd 11712 nd nd

102912 nd nd 11512 nd nd 111312 nd nd

11412 nd nd 111412 nd nd 112012 nd nd

111412 nd nd 111912 nd nd 112912 nd nd

111912 nd nd 112712 136104 90736 12712 nd nd

112912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 121112 nd nd

12412 nd nd 121212 nd nd 121912 nd nd

121012 nd nd 121712 nd nd 122612 nd nd

121812 nd nd 122612 nd nd 1313 nd nd

122812 nd nd 1213 nd nd 1713 nd nd

1213 nd nd 1813 nd nd 11513 nd nd

1913 nd nd 11413 nd nd 12313 nd nd

11513 nd nd 12213 nd nd 2113 nd nd

12513 nd nd 12913 208693 129299 2613 nd nd

12913 nd nd 2413 176935 124762 21213 nd nd

2413 nd nd 21213 nd nd 22113 nd nd

21313 nd nd 21913 nd nd 22613 nd nd

21913 nd nd 22513 nd nd 3713 nd nd

22513 nd nd 3613 nd nd 31413 nd nd

3413 nd nd 31113 nd nd 31713 nd nd

31013 nd nd 31913 nd nd 32913 nd nd

32213 nd nd 32713 nd nd 4213 nd nd

32613 nd nd 4313 nd nd 41013 nd nd

4313 nd nd 4913 nd nd 41413 nd nd

4813 nd nd 41913 nd nd 42413 nd nd

41513 nd nd 42213 nd nd 43013 nd nd

42513 nd nd 42913 nd nd 5813 nd nd

43013 nd nd 5713 nd nd 51413 nd nd

51013 nd nd 51513 nd nd 52313 nd nd

51413 nd nd 52113 nd nd 52913 nd nd

52013 nd nd 52813 nd nd 6513 nd nd

61313 nd nd 6313 nd nd 61013 nd nd

61613 nd nd 61213 nd nd 62013 nd nd

62513 nd nd 61813 nd nd 62613 nd nd

7113 nd nd 62713 nd nd 7213 nd nd

7813 nd nd 7113 nd nd 7813 nd nd

71713 nd nd 71013 nd nd 71813 nd nd

72613 nd nd 71613 nd nd 72413 nd nd

72813 nd nd 72213 nd nd 8113 nd nd

8713 nd nd 73013 nd nd 8513 nd nd

81313 nd nd 8813 nd nd 81413 nd nd

81813 nd nd 81213 nd nd 81813 nd nd

82913 nd nd 82113 nd nd 83013 nd nd

9313 nd nd 82713 nd nd 9513 nd nd

9913 nd nd 9513 nd nd 91213 nd nd

91813 140641 nd 9913 141548 152436 91513 nd nd

92313 244987 nd 91813 nd nd 92613 nd nd

92913 108883 nd 92313 nd nd 10113 nd nd

10613 258597 nd 93013 nd nd 10913 nd nd

101513 431903 nd 10813 nd nd 101813 36748 22684

102113 17693 nd 101613 176481 186009 102413 nd nd

103013 45368 nd 102213 18601 16332 102913 24045 18147

11413 13610 nd 103113 nd nd 11713 142909 94819

111313 nd nd 11613 152436 118864 111213 57164 61700

111913 nd nd 111413 64422 64422 112013 nd nd

112513 nd nd 111813 166047 78940 112513 nd nd

12213 nd nd 112513 218220 195082 12413 330279 125669

121013 nd nd 12213 1914527 1342891 121013 347065 219127

121613 nd nd 121213 558479 565738 121813 339806 360675

122213 nd nd 121713 473641 443562 122613 753108 721350

122913 nd nd 122613 635151 535342 1214 113420 136104

1914 nd nd 123013 1928138 2068778 1614 139733 178296

11314 nd nd 1814 412395 512658 11614 27221 31758

12214 nd nd 11414 102532 146538 12414 26313 43100

12614 nd nd 12314 54442 81662 13114 nd nd

2314 nd nd 12814 132928 187823 2414 nd nd

21214 nd nd 2514 17693 20869 21314 nd nd

21814 nd nd 21014 34933 44461 21914 nd nd

22514 nd nd 22014 15879 21777 22614 nd nd

3314 nd nd 22514 nd nd 3314 nd nd

31114 nd nd 3514 nd nd 31214 nd nd

31714 nd nd 31014 nd nd 32114 nd nd

32714 nd nd 32014 442791 189184 32614 nd nd

4314 nd nd 32514 nd nd 4214 nd nd

4714 nd nd 4314 19508 11796 4914 nd nd

41614 nd nd 4714 24045 25406 41514 nd nd

42014 nd nd 41414 nd nd 42314 nd nd

43014 nd nd 42314 nd nd 5114 nd nd

5714 nd nd 42814 nd nd 5814 nd nd

51414 nd nd 5514 nd nd 51314 nd nd

52114 nd nd 51414 nd nd 52114 nd nd

52714 nd nd 52014 nd nd 52714 nd nd

6114 nd nd 52914 nd nd 6414 nd nd

6914 nd nd 6314 nd nd 61314 nd nd

61514 nd nd 61114 nd nd 61914 nd nd

62514 nd nd 61614 nd nd 62314 nd nd

63014 nd nd 62414 nd nd 7214 nd nd

7814 nd nd 63014 nd nd 7814 nd nd

71814 nd nd 7914 nd nd 71614 nd nd

72114 nd nd 71414 nd nd 72514 nd nd

72714 nd nd 72414 nd nd 73014 nd nd

8414 nd nd 72814 nd nd 8614 nd nd

81114 nd nd 8614 nd nd 81414 nd nd

82114 nd nd 81214 nd nd 81814 nd nd

82514 nd nd 82014 nd nd 82714 nd nd

9314 nd nd 82514 nd nd 9514 nd nd

91114 nd nd 9214 nd nd 91014 nd nd

91514 nd nd 9814 nd nd 91614 nd nd

92514 nd nd 91814 nd nd 92414 nd nd

92914 nd nd 92314 nd nd 92914 29489 38109

10714 nd nd 10214 15425 240450 10814 10888 49451

101314 20416 23591 10614 nd nd 101614 nd nd

101914 nd nd 101514 54442 40377 102214 nd nd

102914 14518 nd 102114 nd nd 102814 nd nd

11314 nd nd 103014 nd nd 11514 10435 nd

111214 nd nd 11414 66691 101171 111314 83023 94819

111814 nd nd 111214 24952 46729 111914 75764 63515

112414 nd nd 111714 246802 170130 112414 185555 165593

113014 nd nd 112414 377915 273115 12414 nd nd

12814 nd nd 12314 114327 100717 121214 nd nd

121514 nd nd 12914 nd nd 121714 nd nd

122214 nd nd 121614 114327 100717 122214 nd nd

122914 nd nd 122214 nd nd 123014 nd nd

122914 23591 41285

TABLE 11 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SALINAS AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT

APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 479808 18712512 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 12

5152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 75 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

882011 PIC‐CLOR 60 4978008 194142312 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 39224304 1529747856 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 83246688 3246620832 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140207436 5201695876 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 5157936 201159504 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 389844 15203916 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8252011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

8292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 71851248 2802198672 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

932011 PIC‐CLOR 60 50619744 1974170016 196 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 18891107 7008600697 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 64938181 2409206515 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 87445008 3410355312 283 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9102011 INLINE 67720581 4117411325 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27828864 1085325696 76 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

9152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 165297188 6132525675 615 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9162011 INLINE 53746493 3267786774 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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Table 7 Summary of 13-D use by commodity in a 5-mile radius surrounding each air monitoring station for 2011-2014

Crop Application (lbs x 1000) Percent of Total

Salinas Strawberry 10866 973 Raspberry 172 15 Lettuce Leaf 62 06 Blackberry 42 04 Chinese Cabbage 28 03 Spinach lt01 lt01

Shafter Almond 1884 409 Grapes 1571 341 Carrots 525 114 Potato 455 99 Uncultivated Ag 168 37 Cherry 03 01

Ripon Almond 3999 467 Soil Application Pre-Plant Outdoor 2788 325 Walnut 797 93 Uncultivated Ag 301 35 Peach 274 32 Cherry 217 25 Apple 119 14 Carrots 59 07 Grapes 15 02

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Table 8 Summary of 13-D use by month for the period of 2011-2014 in a 5-mile radius area around each of the 3 monitoring sites discussed in the study reported in thousands of pounds (actual) Data obtained from queries of the PUR database in February 2016

2011 2012 2013 2014

Month Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon

January 00 00 00 00 00 129 00 226 208 00 30 22 February lt01 00 00 00 149 00 00 131 00 00 00 00 March 00 206 00 00 151 00 00 00 00 00 90 00 April 00 32 173 00 168 00 08 00 00 00 85 00 May 00 40 54 lt01 00 149 00 00 00 00 00 69 June 00 00 40 74 00 280 00 00 60 34 00 17 July 00 00 113 209 400 89 202 160 00 253 00 51 August 183 00 206 332 86 00 559 00 87 342 211 00 September 520 00 00 1012 00 09 1551 89 28 1166 138 287 October 1327 756 239 1461 149 197 623 57 75 785 316 144 November 385 185 1068 62 95 1153 63 150 666 21 201 1162 December 00 00 57 00 77 534 00 229 814 00 00 387 Total 2415 1220 1950 3149 1275 2540 3006 1041 1938 2600 1071 2140

Table 9 PLSS Sections Within a Five Mile Radius of Air Monitoring Network Stations

Salinas

Shafter

Ripon

MTRS Miles MTRS Miles MTRS Miles

M14S03E26 1

M28S25E02 1 M02S07E13 1

M14S03E27 1 M28S25E03 1 M02S07E24 1

M14S03E34 1

M28S25E04 1 M02S07E25 1

M14S03E35 1 M28S25E09 1 M02S08E18 1

M14S03E36 1

M28S25E10 1 M02S08E19 1

M15S03E01 1 M28S25E11 1 M02S08E20 1

M15S03E02 1

M28S25E14 1 M02S08E29 1

M15S03E03 1 M28S25E15 1 M02S08E30 1

M14S03E22 2

M28S25E16 1 M02S07E12 2

M14S03E23 2 M27S25E33 2 M02S07E14 2

M14S03E25 2

M27S25E34 2 M02S07E23 2

M14S03E28 2 M 27S25E35 2 M02S07E26 2

M14S03E33 2

M 28S25E01 2 M02S07E35 2

M14S04E30 2 M 28S25E05 2 M02S07E36 2

M14S04E31 2

M28S25E08 2 M02S08E07 2

M15S03E04 2 M28S25E12 2 M02S08E08 2

M15S03E09 2

M 28S25E13 2 M02S08E16 2

M15S03E10 2 M 28S25E17 2 M02S08E17 2

M15S03E11 2

M 28S25E21 2 M02S08E21 2

M15S03E12 2 M 28S25E22 2 M02S08E28 2

M15S04E06 2

M 28S25E23 2 M02S08E31 2

M14S03E14 3 M27S25E25 3 M02S08E32 2

M14S03E15 3

M27S25E26 3 M02S07E01 3

M14S03E20 3 M27S25E27 3 M02S07E11 3

M14S03E21 3

M27S25E28 3 M02S07E15 3

M14S03E24 3 M 27S25E29 3 M02S07E22 3

M14S03E29 3

M 27S25E31 3 M02S07E27 3

M14S03E32 3 M 27S25E32 3 M02S07E34 3

M14S04E19 3

M27S25E36 3 M02S08E05 3

M14S04E29 3 M27S26E31 3 M02S08E06 3

M14S04E32 3

M 28S25E06 3 M02S08E09 3

M15S03E05 3 M 28S25E07 3 M02S08E15 3

M15S03E08 3

M 28S25E18 3 M02S08E22 3

M15S03E13 3 M 28S25E19 3 M02S08E27 3

M15S03E14 3

M 28S25E20 3 M02S08E33 3

M15S03E15 3 M28S25E24 3 M02S08E34 3

M15S03E16 3

M28S25E25 3 M03S07E01 3

M15S04E05 3 M 28S25E26 3 M03S07E02 3

M15S04E07 3

M 28S25E27 3 M03S08E04 3

M15S04E08 3 M 28S25E28 3 M03S08E05 3

M15S04E18 3 M28S25E29 3 M03S08E06 3

M14S03E10 4 M28S26E06 3 M01S07E36 4

M14S03E11 4 M28S26E07 3 M01S08E31 4

M14S03E13 4 M28S26E18 3 M01S08E32 4

M14S03E16 4 M28S26E19 3 M02S07E02 4

M14S03E17 4 M27S24E36 4 M02S07E03 4

M14S03E19 4 M27S25E20 4 M02S07E09 4

M14S03E30 4 M27S25E21 4 M02S07E10 4

M14S03E31 4 M27S25E22 4 M02S07E16 4

M14S04E18 4 M27S25E23 4 M02S07E21 4

M14S04E20 4 M27S25E24 4 M02S07E28 4

M14S04E28 4 M27S25E30 4 M02S07E33 4

M14S04E33 4 M27S26E30 4 M02S08E03 4

M15S03E06 4 M27S26E32 4 M02S08E04 4

M15S03E07 4 M28S24E01 4 M02S08E10 4

M15S03E17 4 M28S24E12 4 M02S08E14 4

M15S03E18 4 M28S24E13 4 M02S08E23 4

M15S03E20 4 M28S24E24 4 M02S08E26 4

M15S03E21 4 M28S25E30 4 M02S08E35 4

M15S03E22 4 M28S25E32 4 M03S07E03 4

M15S03E23 4 M28S25E33 4 M03S07E04 4

M15S03E24 4 M28S25E34 4 M03S07E10 4

M15S04E04 4 M28S25E35 4 M03S07E11 4

M15S04E09 4 M28S25E36 4 M03S07E12 4

M15S04E17 4 M28S26E05 4 M03S08E03 4

M15S04E19 4 M28S26E08 4 M03S08E07 4

M14S02E24 5 M28S26E17 4 M03S08E08 4

M14S02E25 5 M28S26E20 4 M03S08E09 4

M14S02E36 5 M28S26E30 4 M01S07E25 5

M14S03E01 5 M27S24E24 5 M01S07E34 5

M14S03E02 5 M27S24E25 5 M01S07E35 5

M14S03E03 5 M27S24E35 5 M01S08E29 5

M14S03E08 5 M27S25E13 5 M01S08E30 5

M14S03E09 5 M27S25E14 5 M01S08E33 5

M14S03E12 5 M27S25E15 5 M01S08E34 5

M14S03E18 5 M27S25E16 5 M02S07E04 5

M14S04E07 5 M27S25E17 5 M02S07E08 5

M14S04E08 5 M27S25E19 5 M02S07E17 5

M14S04E16 5 M27S26E19 5 M02S07E20 5

M14S04E17 5 M27S26E29 5 M02S07E29 5

M14S04E21 5 M27S26E33 5 M02S07E32 5

M14S04E27 5 M28S24E02 5 M02S08E02 5

M14S04E34 5 M28S24E11 5 M02S08E11 5

M15S02E01 5 M28S24E14 5 M02S08E13 5

M15S02E12 5 M28S24E23 5 M02S08E24 5

M15S02E13 5 M28S24E25 5 M02S08E25 5

M15S03E19 5 M28S25E31 5 M02S08E36 5

M15S03E25 5 M28S26E04 5 M03S07E05 5

M15S03E26 5 M28S26E09 5 M03S07E09 5

M15S03E27 5 M28S26E16 5 M03S07E13 5

M15S03E28 5 M28S26E21 5 M03S07E14 5

M15S03E29 5 M28S26E29 5 M03S07E15 5

M15S04E03 5 M28S26E31 5 M03S08E02 5

M15S04E10 5 M28S26E32 5 M03S08E10 5

M15S04E16 5 M29S25E01 5 M03S08E11 5

M15S04E20 5 M29S25E02 5 M03S08E15 5

M15S04E21 5 M29S25E03 5 M03S08E16 5

M15S04E29 5 M29S25E04 5 M03S08E17 5

M15S04E30 5 M29S25E05 5 M03S08E18 5

M29S26E06 5

Table 10 Air Monitoring Network Results February 2011- December 2014

Salinas Shafter Ripon

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2111 nd nd 2911 nd nd 2711 nd nd

2911 nd nd 21611 nd nd 21511 nd nd

21611 nd nd 22311 nd nd 22211 nd nd

22211 nd nd 22811 nd nd 3111 nd nd

3211 nd nd 3911 nd nd 3811 nd nd

3711 nd nd 31411 nd nd 31511 nd nd

31611 nd nd 32311 nd nd 32111 nd nd

32111 nd nd 32811 nd nd 32911 nd nd

32911 nd nd 4611 nd nd 4411 nd nd

4411 nd nd 41211 nd nd 41311 nd nd

41311 nd nd 41911 nd nd 41911 nd nd

41911 nd nd 42511 nd nd 42611 nd nd

42511 nd nd 5311 nd nd 5211 nd nd

5411 nd nd 5911 nd nd 51111 nd nd

5911 nd nd 51811 nd nd 51611 nd nd

51811 nd nd 52411 nd nd 52511 nd nd

52311 nd nd 6111 nd nd 6111 nd nd

6111 nd nd 6611 nd nd 6811 nd nd

6611 nd nd 61411 nd nd 61311 nd nd

61611 nd nd 62011 nd nd 62211 nd nd

62011 nd nd 62911 nd nd 62811 nd nd

62911 nd nd 7511 nd nd 7611 nd nd

7511 nd nd 71311 nd nd 71111 nd nd

71111 nd nd 71811 nd nd 71911 nd nd

72011 nd nd 72611 nd nd 72711 nd nd

72511 nd nd 8111 nd nd 8411 nd nd

8411 nd nd 81011 nd nd 8811 nd nd

8811 nd nd 81611 nd nd 81711 nd nd

81511 nd nd 82211 nd nd 82311 nd nd

82411 nd nd 83011 nd nd 83111 nd nd

82911 nd nd 9611 nd nd 9611 nd nd

9711 nd nd 91311 nd nd 91411 nd nd

91411 nd nd 92111 nd nd 91911 nd nd

91911 nd nd 92611 nd nd 92811 nd nd

92711 nd nd 10311 nd nd 10411 nd nd

10311 70320 52627 101011 nd nd 101211 nd nd

101111 132701 115008 102011 nd nd 101711 nd nd

102011 nd nd 102511 nd nd 102611 nd nd

102511 nd nd 11311 nd nd 11111 nd nd

11311 nd nd 11811 nd nd 11911 689593 535342

11811 535342 471827 111611 nd nd 111411 190545 133382

111711 nd nd 112111 nd nd 112211 nd nd

112211 nd nd 113011 nd nd 12911 nd nd

12111 nd nd 12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd

12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd 122011 nd nd

121111 nd nd 121911 nd nd 122711 nd nd

121911 nd nd 122811 nd nd 1512 nd nd

122811 nd nd 1412 nd nd 1912 nd nd

1312 nd nd 11212 nd nd 11812 nd nd

1912 nd nd 11712 nd nd 12312 nd nd

11912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 2212 nd nd

12512 nd nd 2112 nd nd 2612 nd nd

12912 nd nd 2912 nd nd 21512 nd nd

2712 nd nd 21312 nd nd 22112 nd nd

21212 nd nd 22212 nd nd 22812 nd nd

22212 nd nd 22712 nd nd 3512 nd nd

22812 nd nd 3712 nd nd 31512 nd nd

3812 nd nd 31212 nd nd 31912 nd nd

31212 nd nd 32112 nd nd 32812 nd nd

32012 nd nd 32712 nd nd 4212 nd nd

32612 nd nd 4412 192814 171491 41112 nd nd

4212 nd nd 41012 nd nd 41512 nd nd

4812 nd nd 41912 nd nd 42412 nd nd

41912 nd nd 42312 nd nd 5212 nd nd

42512 nd nd 5112 nd nd 51012 nd nd

43012 nd nd 5812 nd nd 51512 nd nd

5712 nd nd 51712 nd nd 52312 nd nd

51412 nd nd 52412 nd nd 52912 nd nd

42312 nd nd 53012 nd nd 6612 nd nd

53112 nd nd 6512 nd nd 61412 nd nd

6612 nd nd 61312 nd nd 62012 nd nd

61212 nd nd 61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd

61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd 7612 nd nd

62412 nd nd 7212 nd nd 7912 nd nd

7512 nd nd 71212 nd nd 71812 nd nd

71012 nd nd 71712 nd nd 72212 nd nd

71812 nd nd 72412 nd nd 8212 nd nd

72312 nd nd 8112 nd nd 8712 nd nd

73012 nd nd 8912 nd nd 81512 nd nd

8612 nd nd 81312 nd nd 81912 nd nd

81212 nd nd 82112 nd nd 83012 nd nd

82412 nd nd 82912 nd nd 9412 nd nd

82912 nd nd 9612 nd nd 91212 nd nd

9512 nd nd 91012 nd nd 91612 nd nd

91112 nd nd 91912 nd nd 92712 nd nd

91712 nd nd 92512 nd nd 10112 nd nd

92612 nd nd 10812 nd nd 101012 nd nd

10312 nd nd 101012 nd nd 101412 nd nd

101112 nd nd 101512 142909 152436 102512 nd nd

101712 171491 171491 102312 nd nd 102912 nd nd

102212 nd nd 103012 nd nd 11712 nd nd

102912 nd nd 11512 nd nd 111312 nd nd

11412 nd nd 111412 nd nd 112012 nd nd

111412 nd nd 111912 nd nd 112912 nd nd

111912 nd nd 112712 136104 90736 12712 nd nd

112912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 121112 nd nd

12412 nd nd 121212 nd nd 121912 nd nd

121012 nd nd 121712 nd nd 122612 nd nd

121812 nd nd 122612 nd nd 1313 nd nd

122812 nd nd 1213 nd nd 1713 nd nd

1213 nd nd 1813 nd nd 11513 nd nd

1913 nd nd 11413 nd nd 12313 nd nd

11513 nd nd 12213 nd nd 2113 nd nd

12513 nd nd 12913 208693 129299 2613 nd nd

12913 nd nd 2413 176935 124762 21213 nd nd

2413 nd nd 21213 nd nd 22113 nd nd

21313 nd nd 21913 nd nd 22613 nd nd

21913 nd nd 22513 nd nd 3713 nd nd

22513 nd nd 3613 nd nd 31413 nd nd

3413 nd nd 31113 nd nd 31713 nd nd

31013 nd nd 31913 nd nd 32913 nd nd

32213 nd nd 32713 nd nd 4213 nd nd

32613 nd nd 4313 nd nd 41013 nd nd

4313 nd nd 4913 nd nd 41413 nd nd

4813 nd nd 41913 nd nd 42413 nd nd

41513 nd nd 42213 nd nd 43013 nd nd

42513 nd nd 42913 nd nd 5813 nd nd

43013 nd nd 5713 nd nd 51413 nd nd

51013 nd nd 51513 nd nd 52313 nd nd

51413 nd nd 52113 nd nd 52913 nd nd

52013 nd nd 52813 nd nd 6513 nd nd

61313 nd nd 6313 nd nd 61013 nd nd

61613 nd nd 61213 nd nd 62013 nd nd

62513 nd nd 61813 nd nd 62613 nd nd

7113 nd nd 62713 nd nd 7213 nd nd

7813 nd nd 7113 nd nd 7813 nd nd

71713 nd nd 71013 nd nd 71813 nd nd

72613 nd nd 71613 nd nd 72413 nd nd

72813 nd nd 72213 nd nd 8113 nd nd

8713 nd nd 73013 nd nd 8513 nd nd

81313 nd nd 8813 nd nd 81413 nd nd

81813 nd nd 81213 nd nd 81813 nd nd

82913 nd nd 82113 nd nd 83013 nd nd

9313 nd nd 82713 nd nd 9513 nd nd

9913 nd nd 9513 nd nd 91213 nd nd

91813 140641 nd 9913 141548 152436 91513 nd nd

92313 244987 nd 91813 nd nd 92613 nd nd

92913 108883 nd 92313 nd nd 10113 nd nd

10613 258597 nd 93013 nd nd 10913 nd nd

101513 431903 nd 10813 nd nd 101813 36748 22684

102113 17693 nd 101613 176481 186009 102413 nd nd

103013 45368 nd 102213 18601 16332 102913 24045 18147

11413 13610 nd 103113 nd nd 11713 142909 94819

111313 nd nd 11613 152436 118864 111213 57164 61700

111913 nd nd 111413 64422 64422 112013 nd nd

112513 nd nd 111813 166047 78940 112513 nd nd

12213 nd nd 112513 218220 195082 12413 330279 125669

121013 nd nd 12213 1914527 1342891 121013 347065 219127

121613 nd nd 121213 558479 565738 121813 339806 360675

122213 nd nd 121713 473641 443562 122613 753108 721350

122913 nd nd 122613 635151 535342 1214 113420 136104

1914 nd nd 123013 1928138 2068778 1614 139733 178296

11314 nd nd 1814 412395 512658 11614 27221 31758

12214 nd nd 11414 102532 146538 12414 26313 43100

12614 nd nd 12314 54442 81662 13114 nd nd

2314 nd nd 12814 132928 187823 2414 nd nd

21214 nd nd 2514 17693 20869 21314 nd nd

21814 nd nd 21014 34933 44461 21914 nd nd

22514 nd nd 22014 15879 21777 22614 nd nd

3314 nd nd 22514 nd nd 3314 nd nd

31114 nd nd 3514 nd nd 31214 nd nd

31714 nd nd 31014 nd nd 32114 nd nd

32714 nd nd 32014 442791 189184 32614 nd nd

4314 nd nd 32514 nd nd 4214 nd nd

4714 nd nd 4314 19508 11796 4914 nd nd

41614 nd nd 4714 24045 25406 41514 nd nd

42014 nd nd 41414 nd nd 42314 nd nd

43014 nd nd 42314 nd nd 5114 nd nd

5714 nd nd 42814 nd nd 5814 nd nd

51414 nd nd 5514 nd nd 51314 nd nd

52114 nd nd 51414 nd nd 52114 nd nd

52714 nd nd 52014 nd nd 52714 nd nd

6114 nd nd 52914 nd nd 6414 nd nd

6914 nd nd 6314 nd nd 61314 nd nd

61514 nd nd 61114 nd nd 61914 nd nd

62514 nd nd 61614 nd nd 62314 nd nd

63014 nd nd 62414 nd nd 7214 nd nd

7814 nd nd 63014 nd nd 7814 nd nd

71814 nd nd 7914 nd nd 71614 nd nd

72114 nd nd 71414 nd nd 72514 nd nd

72714 nd nd 72414 nd nd 73014 nd nd

8414 nd nd 72814 nd nd 8614 nd nd

81114 nd nd 8614 nd nd 81414 nd nd

82114 nd nd 81214 nd nd 81814 nd nd

82514 nd nd 82014 nd nd 82714 nd nd

9314 nd nd 82514 nd nd 9514 nd nd

91114 nd nd 9214 nd nd 91014 nd nd

91514 nd nd 9814 nd nd 91614 nd nd

92514 nd nd 91814 nd nd 92414 nd nd

92914 nd nd 92314 nd nd 92914 29489 38109

10714 nd nd 10214 15425 240450 10814 10888 49451

101314 20416 23591 10614 nd nd 101614 nd nd

101914 nd nd 101514 54442 40377 102214 nd nd

102914 14518 nd 102114 nd nd 102814 nd nd

11314 nd nd 103014 nd nd 11514 10435 nd

111214 nd nd 11414 66691 101171 111314 83023 94819

111814 nd nd 111214 24952 46729 111914 75764 63515

112414 nd nd 111714 246802 170130 112414 185555 165593

113014 nd nd 112414 377915 273115 12414 nd nd

12814 nd nd 12314 114327 100717 121214 nd nd

121514 nd nd 12914 nd nd 121714 nd nd

122214 nd nd 121614 114327 100717 122214 nd nd

122914 nd nd 122214 nd nd 123014 nd nd

122914 23591 41285

TABLE 11 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SALINAS AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT

APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 479808 18712512 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 12

5152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 75 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

882011 PIC‐CLOR 60 4978008 194142312 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 39224304 1529747856 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 83246688 3246620832 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140207436 5201695876 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 5157936 201159504 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 389844 15203916 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8252011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

8292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 71851248 2802198672 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

932011 PIC‐CLOR 60 50619744 1974170016 196 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 18891107 7008600697 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 64938181 2409206515 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 87445008 3410355312 283 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9102011 INLINE 67720581 4117411325 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27828864 1085325696 76 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

9152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 165297188 6132525675 615 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9162011 INLINE 53746493 3267786774 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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Table 8 Summary of 13-D use by month for the period of 2011-2014 in a 5-mile radius area around each of the 3 monitoring sites discussed in the study reported in thousands of pounds (actual) Data obtained from queries of the PUR database in February 2016

2011 2012 2013 2014

Month Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon Salinas Shafter Ripon

January 00 00 00 00 00 129 00 226 208 00 30 22 February lt01 00 00 00 149 00 00 131 00 00 00 00 March 00 206 00 00 151 00 00 00 00 00 90 00 April 00 32 173 00 168 00 08 00 00 00 85 00 May 00 40 54 lt01 00 149 00 00 00 00 00 69 June 00 00 40 74 00 280 00 00 60 34 00 17 July 00 00 113 209 400 89 202 160 00 253 00 51 August 183 00 206 332 86 00 559 00 87 342 211 00 September 520 00 00 1012 00 09 1551 89 28 1166 138 287 October 1327 756 239 1461 149 197 623 57 75 785 316 144 November 385 185 1068 62 95 1153 63 150 666 21 201 1162 December 00 00 57 00 77 534 00 229 814 00 00 387 Total 2415 1220 1950 3149 1275 2540 3006 1041 1938 2600 1071 2140

Table 9 PLSS Sections Within a Five Mile Radius of Air Monitoring Network Stations

Salinas

Shafter

Ripon

MTRS Miles MTRS Miles MTRS Miles

M14S03E26 1

M28S25E02 1 M02S07E13 1

M14S03E27 1 M28S25E03 1 M02S07E24 1

M14S03E34 1

M28S25E04 1 M02S07E25 1

M14S03E35 1 M28S25E09 1 M02S08E18 1

M14S03E36 1

M28S25E10 1 M02S08E19 1

M15S03E01 1 M28S25E11 1 M02S08E20 1

M15S03E02 1

M28S25E14 1 M02S08E29 1

M15S03E03 1 M28S25E15 1 M02S08E30 1

M14S03E22 2

M28S25E16 1 M02S07E12 2

M14S03E23 2 M27S25E33 2 M02S07E14 2

M14S03E25 2

M27S25E34 2 M02S07E23 2

M14S03E28 2 M 27S25E35 2 M02S07E26 2

M14S03E33 2

M 28S25E01 2 M02S07E35 2

M14S04E30 2 M 28S25E05 2 M02S07E36 2

M14S04E31 2

M28S25E08 2 M02S08E07 2

M15S03E04 2 M28S25E12 2 M02S08E08 2

M15S03E09 2

M 28S25E13 2 M02S08E16 2

M15S03E10 2 M 28S25E17 2 M02S08E17 2

M15S03E11 2

M 28S25E21 2 M02S08E21 2

M15S03E12 2 M 28S25E22 2 M02S08E28 2

M15S04E06 2

M 28S25E23 2 M02S08E31 2

M14S03E14 3 M27S25E25 3 M02S08E32 2

M14S03E15 3

M27S25E26 3 M02S07E01 3

M14S03E20 3 M27S25E27 3 M02S07E11 3

M14S03E21 3

M27S25E28 3 M02S07E15 3

M14S03E24 3 M 27S25E29 3 M02S07E22 3

M14S03E29 3

M 27S25E31 3 M02S07E27 3

M14S03E32 3 M 27S25E32 3 M02S07E34 3

M14S04E19 3

M27S25E36 3 M02S08E05 3

M14S04E29 3 M27S26E31 3 M02S08E06 3

M14S04E32 3

M 28S25E06 3 M02S08E09 3

M15S03E05 3 M 28S25E07 3 M02S08E15 3

M15S03E08 3

M 28S25E18 3 M02S08E22 3

M15S03E13 3 M 28S25E19 3 M02S08E27 3

M15S03E14 3

M 28S25E20 3 M02S08E33 3

M15S03E15 3 M28S25E24 3 M02S08E34 3

M15S03E16 3

M28S25E25 3 M03S07E01 3

M15S04E05 3 M 28S25E26 3 M03S07E02 3

M15S04E07 3

M 28S25E27 3 M03S08E04 3

M15S04E08 3 M 28S25E28 3 M03S08E05 3

M15S04E18 3 M28S25E29 3 M03S08E06 3

M14S03E10 4 M28S26E06 3 M01S07E36 4

M14S03E11 4 M28S26E07 3 M01S08E31 4

M14S03E13 4 M28S26E18 3 M01S08E32 4

M14S03E16 4 M28S26E19 3 M02S07E02 4

M14S03E17 4 M27S24E36 4 M02S07E03 4

M14S03E19 4 M27S25E20 4 M02S07E09 4

M14S03E30 4 M27S25E21 4 M02S07E10 4

M14S03E31 4 M27S25E22 4 M02S07E16 4

M14S04E18 4 M27S25E23 4 M02S07E21 4

M14S04E20 4 M27S25E24 4 M02S07E28 4

M14S04E28 4 M27S25E30 4 M02S07E33 4

M14S04E33 4 M27S26E30 4 M02S08E03 4

M15S03E06 4 M27S26E32 4 M02S08E04 4

M15S03E07 4 M28S24E01 4 M02S08E10 4

M15S03E17 4 M28S24E12 4 M02S08E14 4

M15S03E18 4 M28S24E13 4 M02S08E23 4

M15S03E20 4 M28S24E24 4 M02S08E26 4

M15S03E21 4 M28S25E30 4 M02S08E35 4

M15S03E22 4 M28S25E32 4 M03S07E03 4

M15S03E23 4 M28S25E33 4 M03S07E04 4

M15S03E24 4 M28S25E34 4 M03S07E10 4

M15S04E04 4 M28S25E35 4 M03S07E11 4

M15S04E09 4 M28S25E36 4 M03S07E12 4

M15S04E17 4 M28S26E05 4 M03S08E03 4

M15S04E19 4 M28S26E08 4 M03S08E07 4

M14S02E24 5 M28S26E17 4 M03S08E08 4

M14S02E25 5 M28S26E20 4 M03S08E09 4

M14S02E36 5 M28S26E30 4 M01S07E25 5

M14S03E01 5 M27S24E24 5 M01S07E34 5

M14S03E02 5 M27S24E25 5 M01S07E35 5

M14S03E03 5 M27S24E35 5 M01S08E29 5

M14S03E08 5 M27S25E13 5 M01S08E30 5

M14S03E09 5 M27S25E14 5 M01S08E33 5

M14S03E12 5 M27S25E15 5 M01S08E34 5

M14S03E18 5 M27S25E16 5 M02S07E04 5

M14S04E07 5 M27S25E17 5 M02S07E08 5

M14S04E08 5 M27S25E19 5 M02S07E17 5

M14S04E16 5 M27S26E19 5 M02S07E20 5

M14S04E17 5 M27S26E29 5 M02S07E29 5

M14S04E21 5 M27S26E33 5 M02S07E32 5

M14S04E27 5 M28S24E02 5 M02S08E02 5

M14S04E34 5 M28S24E11 5 M02S08E11 5

M15S02E01 5 M28S24E14 5 M02S08E13 5

M15S02E12 5 M28S24E23 5 M02S08E24 5

M15S02E13 5 M28S24E25 5 M02S08E25 5

M15S03E19 5 M28S25E31 5 M02S08E36 5

M15S03E25 5 M28S26E04 5 M03S07E05 5

M15S03E26 5 M28S26E09 5 M03S07E09 5

M15S03E27 5 M28S26E16 5 M03S07E13 5

M15S03E28 5 M28S26E21 5 M03S07E14 5

M15S03E29 5 M28S26E29 5 M03S07E15 5

M15S04E03 5 M28S26E31 5 M03S08E02 5

M15S04E10 5 M28S26E32 5 M03S08E10 5

M15S04E16 5 M29S25E01 5 M03S08E11 5

M15S04E20 5 M29S25E02 5 M03S08E15 5

M15S04E21 5 M29S25E03 5 M03S08E16 5

M15S04E29 5 M29S25E04 5 M03S08E17 5

M15S04E30 5 M29S25E05 5 M03S08E18 5

M29S26E06 5

Table 10 Air Monitoring Network Results February 2011- December 2014

Salinas Shafter Ripon

Start Date

cis‐13‐D (ngm3)

trans‐13‐D

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Start Date

cis‐13‐D (ngm3)

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3)

Start Date

cis‐13‐D (ngm3)

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3)

2111 nd nd 2911 nd nd 2711 nd nd

2911 nd nd 21611 nd nd 21511 nd nd

21611 nd nd 22311 nd nd 22211 nd nd

22211 nd nd 22811 nd nd 3111 nd nd

3211 nd nd 3911 nd nd 3811 nd nd

3711 nd nd 31411 nd nd 31511 nd nd

31611 nd nd 32311 nd nd 32111 nd nd

32111 nd nd 32811 nd nd 32911 nd nd

32911 nd nd 4611 nd nd 4411 nd nd

4411 nd nd 41211 nd nd 41311 nd nd

41311 nd nd 41911 nd nd 41911 nd nd

41911 nd nd 42511 nd nd 42611 nd nd

42511 nd nd 5311 nd nd 5211 nd nd

5411 nd nd 5911 nd nd 51111 nd nd

5911 nd nd 51811 nd nd 51611 nd nd

51811 nd nd 52411 nd nd 52511 nd nd

52311 nd nd 6111 nd nd 6111 nd nd

6111 nd nd 6611 nd nd 6811 nd nd

6611 nd nd 61411 nd nd 61311 nd nd

61611 nd nd 62011 nd nd 62211 nd nd

62011 nd nd 62911 nd nd 62811 nd nd

62911 nd nd 7511 nd nd 7611 nd nd

7511 nd nd 71311 nd nd 71111 nd nd

71111 nd nd 71811 nd nd 71911 nd nd

72011 nd nd 72611 nd nd 72711 nd nd

72511 nd nd 8111 nd nd 8411 nd nd

8411 nd nd 81011 nd nd 8811 nd nd

8811 nd nd 81611 nd nd 81711 nd nd

81511 nd nd 82211 nd nd 82311 nd nd

82411 nd nd 83011 nd nd 83111 nd nd

82911 nd nd 9611 nd nd 9611 nd nd

9711 nd nd 91311 nd nd 91411 nd nd

91411 nd nd 92111 nd nd 91911 nd nd

91911 nd nd 92611 nd nd 92811 nd nd

92711 nd nd 10311 nd nd 10411 nd nd

10311 70320 52627 101011 nd nd 101211 nd nd

101111 132701 115008 102011 nd nd 101711 nd nd

102011 nd nd 102511 nd nd 102611 nd nd

102511 nd nd 11311 nd nd 11111 nd nd

11311 nd nd 11811 nd nd 11911 689593 535342

11811 535342 471827 111611 nd nd 111411 190545 133382

111711 nd nd 112111 nd nd 112211 nd nd

112211 nd nd 113011 nd nd 12911 nd nd

12111 nd nd 12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd

12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd 122011 nd nd

121111 nd nd 121911 nd nd 122711 nd nd

121911 nd nd 122811 nd nd 1512 nd nd

122811 nd nd 1412 nd nd 1912 nd nd

1312 nd nd 11212 nd nd 11812 nd nd

1912 nd nd 11712 nd nd 12312 nd nd

11912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 2212 nd nd

12512 nd nd 2112 nd nd 2612 nd nd

12912 nd nd 2912 nd nd 21512 nd nd

2712 nd nd 21312 nd nd 22112 nd nd

21212 nd nd 22212 nd nd 22812 nd nd

22212 nd nd 22712 nd nd 3512 nd nd

22812 nd nd 3712 nd nd 31512 nd nd

3812 nd nd 31212 nd nd 31912 nd nd

31212 nd nd 32112 nd nd 32812 nd nd

32012 nd nd 32712 nd nd 4212 nd nd

32612 nd nd 4412 192814 171491 41112 nd nd

4212 nd nd 41012 nd nd 41512 nd nd

4812 nd nd 41912 nd nd 42412 nd nd

41912 nd nd 42312 nd nd 5212 nd nd

42512 nd nd 5112 nd nd 51012 nd nd

43012 nd nd 5812 nd nd 51512 nd nd

5712 nd nd 51712 nd nd 52312 nd nd

51412 nd nd 52412 nd nd 52912 nd nd

42312 nd nd 53012 nd nd 6612 nd nd

53112 nd nd 6512 nd nd 61412 nd nd

6612 nd nd 61312 nd nd 62012 nd nd

61212 nd nd 61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd

61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd 7612 nd nd

62412 nd nd 7212 nd nd 7912 nd nd

7512 nd nd 71212 nd nd 71812 nd nd

71012 nd nd 71712 nd nd 72212 nd nd

71812 nd nd 72412 nd nd 8212 nd nd

72312 nd nd 8112 nd nd 8712 nd nd

73012 nd nd 8912 nd nd 81512 nd nd

8612 nd nd 81312 nd nd 81912 nd nd

81212 nd nd 82112 nd nd 83012 nd nd

82412 nd nd 82912 nd nd 9412 nd nd

82912 nd nd 9612 nd nd 91212 nd nd

9512 nd nd 91012 nd nd 91612 nd nd

91112 nd nd 91912 nd nd 92712 nd nd

91712 nd nd 92512 nd nd 10112 nd nd

92612 nd nd 10812 nd nd 101012 nd nd

10312 nd nd 101012 nd nd 101412 nd nd

101112 nd nd 101512 142909 152436 102512 nd nd

101712 171491 171491 102312 nd nd 102912 nd nd

102212 nd nd 103012 nd nd 11712 nd nd

102912 nd nd 11512 nd nd 111312 nd nd

11412 nd nd 111412 nd nd 112012 nd nd

111412 nd nd 111912 nd nd 112912 nd nd

111912 nd nd 112712 136104 90736 12712 nd nd

112912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 121112 nd nd

12412 nd nd 121212 nd nd 121912 nd nd

121012 nd nd 121712 nd nd 122612 nd nd

121812 nd nd 122612 nd nd 1313 nd nd

122812 nd nd 1213 nd nd 1713 nd nd

1213 nd nd 1813 nd nd 11513 nd nd

1913 nd nd 11413 nd nd 12313 nd nd

11513 nd nd 12213 nd nd 2113 nd nd

12513 nd nd 12913 208693 129299 2613 nd nd

12913 nd nd 2413 176935 124762 21213 nd nd

2413 nd nd 21213 nd nd 22113 nd nd

21313 nd nd 21913 nd nd 22613 nd nd

21913 nd nd 22513 nd nd 3713 nd nd

22513 nd nd 3613 nd nd 31413 nd nd

3413 nd nd 31113 nd nd 31713 nd nd

31013 nd nd 31913 nd nd 32913 nd nd

32213 nd nd 32713 nd nd 4213 nd nd

32613 nd nd 4313 nd nd 41013 nd nd

4313 nd nd 4913 nd nd 41413 nd nd

4813 nd nd 41913 nd nd 42413 nd nd

41513 nd nd 42213 nd nd 43013 nd nd

42513 nd nd 42913 nd nd 5813 nd nd

43013 nd nd 5713 nd nd 51413 nd nd

51013 nd nd 51513 nd nd 52313 nd nd

51413 nd nd 52113 nd nd 52913 nd nd

52013 nd nd 52813 nd nd 6513 nd nd

61313 nd nd 6313 nd nd 61013 nd nd

61613 nd nd 61213 nd nd 62013 nd nd

62513 nd nd 61813 nd nd 62613 nd nd

7113 nd nd 62713 nd nd 7213 nd nd

7813 nd nd 7113 nd nd 7813 nd nd

71713 nd nd 71013 nd nd 71813 nd nd

72613 nd nd 71613 nd nd 72413 nd nd

72813 nd nd 72213 nd nd 8113 nd nd

8713 nd nd 73013 nd nd 8513 nd nd

81313 nd nd 8813 nd nd 81413 nd nd

81813 nd nd 81213 nd nd 81813 nd nd

82913 nd nd 82113 nd nd 83013 nd nd

9313 nd nd 82713 nd nd 9513 nd nd

9913 nd nd 9513 nd nd 91213 nd nd

91813 140641 nd 9913 141548 152436 91513 nd nd

92313 244987 nd 91813 nd nd 92613 nd nd

92913 108883 nd 92313 nd nd 10113 nd nd

10613 258597 nd 93013 nd nd 10913 nd nd

101513 431903 nd 10813 nd nd 101813 36748 22684

102113 17693 nd 101613 176481 186009 102413 nd nd

103013 45368 nd 102213 18601 16332 102913 24045 18147

11413 13610 nd 103113 nd nd 11713 142909 94819

111313 nd nd 11613 152436 118864 111213 57164 61700

111913 nd nd 111413 64422 64422 112013 nd nd

112513 nd nd 111813 166047 78940 112513 nd nd

12213 nd nd 112513 218220 195082 12413 330279 125669

121013 nd nd 12213 1914527 1342891 121013 347065 219127

121613 nd nd 121213 558479 565738 121813 339806 360675

122213 nd nd 121713 473641 443562 122613 753108 721350

122913 nd nd 122613 635151 535342 1214 113420 136104

1914 nd nd 123013 1928138 2068778 1614 139733 178296

11314 nd nd 1814 412395 512658 11614 27221 31758

12214 nd nd 11414 102532 146538 12414 26313 43100

12614 nd nd 12314 54442 81662 13114 nd nd

2314 nd nd 12814 132928 187823 2414 nd nd

21214 nd nd 2514 17693 20869 21314 nd nd

21814 nd nd 21014 34933 44461 21914 nd nd

22514 nd nd 22014 15879 21777 22614 nd nd

3314 nd nd 22514 nd nd 3314 nd nd

31114 nd nd 3514 nd nd 31214 nd nd

31714 nd nd 31014 nd nd 32114 nd nd

32714 nd nd 32014 442791 189184 32614 nd nd

4314 nd nd 32514 nd nd 4214 nd nd

4714 nd nd 4314 19508 11796 4914 nd nd

41614 nd nd 4714 24045 25406 41514 nd nd

42014 nd nd 41414 nd nd 42314 nd nd

43014 nd nd 42314 nd nd 5114 nd nd

5714 nd nd 42814 nd nd 5814 nd nd

51414 nd nd 5514 nd nd 51314 nd nd

52114 nd nd 51414 nd nd 52114 nd nd

52714 nd nd 52014 nd nd 52714 nd nd

6114 nd nd 52914 nd nd 6414 nd nd

6914 nd nd 6314 nd nd 61314 nd nd

61514 nd nd 61114 nd nd 61914 nd nd

62514 nd nd 61614 nd nd 62314 nd nd

63014 nd nd 62414 nd nd 7214 nd nd

7814 nd nd 63014 nd nd 7814 nd nd

71814 nd nd 7914 nd nd 71614 nd nd

72114 nd nd 71414 nd nd 72514 nd nd

72714 nd nd 72414 nd nd 73014 nd nd

8414 nd nd 72814 nd nd 8614 nd nd

81114 nd nd 8614 nd nd 81414 nd nd

82114 nd nd 81214 nd nd 81814 nd nd

82514 nd nd 82014 nd nd 82714 nd nd

9314 nd nd 82514 nd nd 9514 nd nd

91114 nd nd 9214 nd nd 91014 nd nd

91514 nd nd 9814 nd nd 91614 nd nd

92514 nd nd 91814 nd nd 92414 nd nd

92914 nd nd 92314 nd nd 92914 29489 38109

10714 nd nd 10214 15425 240450 10814 10888 49451

101314 20416 23591 10614 nd nd 101614 nd nd

101914 nd nd 101514 54442 40377 102214 nd nd

102914 14518 nd 102114 nd nd 102814 nd nd

11314 nd nd 103014 nd nd 11514 10435 nd

111214 nd nd 11414 66691 101171 111314 83023 94819

111814 nd nd 111214 24952 46729 111914 75764 63515

112414 nd nd 111714 246802 170130 112414 185555 165593

113014 nd nd 112414 377915 273115 12414 nd nd

12814 nd nd 12314 114327 100717 121214 nd nd

121514 nd nd 12914 nd nd 121714 nd nd

122214 nd nd 121614 114327 100717 122214 nd nd

122914 nd nd 122214 nd nd 123014 nd nd

122914 23591 41285

TABLE 11 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SALINAS AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT

APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 479808 18712512 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 12

5152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 75 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

882011 PIC‐CLOR 60 4978008 194142312 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 39224304 1529747856 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 83246688 3246620832 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140207436 5201695876 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 5157936 201159504 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 389844 15203916 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8252011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

8292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 71851248 2802198672 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

932011 PIC‐CLOR 60 50619744 1974170016 196 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 18891107 7008600697 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 64938181 2409206515 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 87445008 3410355312 283 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9102011 INLINE 67720581 4117411325 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27828864 1085325696 76 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

9152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 165297188 6132525675 615 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9162011 INLINE 53746493 3267786774 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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Table 9 PLSS Sections Within a Five Mile Radius of Air Monitoring Network Stations

Salinas

Shafter

Ripon

MTRS Miles MTRS Miles MTRS Miles

M14S03E26 1

M28S25E02 1 M02S07E13 1

M14S03E27 1 M28S25E03 1 M02S07E24 1

M14S03E34 1

M28S25E04 1 M02S07E25 1

M14S03E35 1 M28S25E09 1 M02S08E18 1

M14S03E36 1

M28S25E10 1 M02S08E19 1

M15S03E01 1 M28S25E11 1 M02S08E20 1

M15S03E02 1

M28S25E14 1 M02S08E29 1

M15S03E03 1 M28S25E15 1 M02S08E30 1

M14S03E22 2

M28S25E16 1 M02S07E12 2

M14S03E23 2 M27S25E33 2 M02S07E14 2

M14S03E25 2

M27S25E34 2 M02S07E23 2

M14S03E28 2 M 27S25E35 2 M02S07E26 2

M14S03E33 2

M 28S25E01 2 M02S07E35 2

M14S04E30 2 M 28S25E05 2 M02S07E36 2

M14S04E31 2

M28S25E08 2 M02S08E07 2

M15S03E04 2 M28S25E12 2 M02S08E08 2

M15S03E09 2

M 28S25E13 2 M02S08E16 2

M15S03E10 2 M 28S25E17 2 M02S08E17 2

M15S03E11 2

M 28S25E21 2 M02S08E21 2

M15S03E12 2 M 28S25E22 2 M02S08E28 2

M15S04E06 2

M 28S25E23 2 M02S08E31 2

M14S03E14 3 M27S25E25 3 M02S08E32 2

M14S03E15 3

M27S25E26 3 M02S07E01 3

M14S03E20 3 M27S25E27 3 M02S07E11 3

M14S03E21 3

M27S25E28 3 M02S07E15 3

M14S03E24 3 M 27S25E29 3 M02S07E22 3

M14S03E29 3

M 27S25E31 3 M02S07E27 3

M14S03E32 3 M 27S25E32 3 M02S07E34 3

M14S04E19 3

M27S25E36 3 M02S08E05 3

M14S04E29 3 M27S26E31 3 M02S08E06 3

M14S04E32 3

M 28S25E06 3 M02S08E09 3

M15S03E05 3 M 28S25E07 3 M02S08E15 3

M15S03E08 3

M 28S25E18 3 M02S08E22 3

M15S03E13 3 M 28S25E19 3 M02S08E27 3

M15S03E14 3

M 28S25E20 3 M02S08E33 3

M15S03E15 3 M28S25E24 3 M02S08E34 3

M15S03E16 3

M28S25E25 3 M03S07E01 3

M15S04E05 3 M 28S25E26 3 M03S07E02 3

M15S04E07 3

M 28S25E27 3 M03S08E04 3

M15S04E08 3 M 28S25E28 3 M03S08E05 3

M15S04E18 3 M28S25E29 3 M03S08E06 3

M14S03E10 4 M28S26E06 3 M01S07E36 4

M14S03E11 4 M28S26E07 3 M01S08E31 4

M14S03E13 4 M28S26E18 3 M01S08E32 4

M14S03E16 4 M28S26E19 3 M02S07E02 4

M14S03E17 4 M27S24E36 4 M02S07E03 4

M14S03E19 4 M27S25E20 4 M02S07E09 4

M14S03E30 4 M27S25E21 4 M02S07E10 4

M14S03E31 4 M27S25E22 4 M02S07E16 4

M14S04E18 4 M27S25E23 4 M02S07E21 4

M14S04E20 4 M27S25E24 4 M02S07E28 4

M14S04E28 4 M27S25E30 4 M02S07E33 4

M14S04E33 4 M27S26E30 4 M02S08E03 4

M15S03E06 4 M27S26E32 4 M02S08E04 4

M15S03E07 4 M28S24E01 4 M02S08E10 4

M15S03E17 4 M28S24E12 4 M02S08E14 4

M15S03E18 4 M28S24E13 4 M02S08E23 4

M15S03E20 4 M28S24E24 4 M02S08E26 4

M15S03E21 4 M28S25E30 4 M02S08E35 4

M15S03E22 4 M28S25E32 4 M03S07E03 4

M15S03E23 4 M28S25E33 4 M03S07E04 4

M15S03E24 4 M28S25E34 4 M03S07E10 4

M15S04E04 4 M28S25E35 4 M03S07E11 4

M15S04E09 4 M28S25E36 4 M03S07E12 4

M15S04E17 4 M28S26E05 4 M03S08E03 4

M15S04E19 4 M28S26E08 4 M03S08E07 4

M14S02E24 5 M28S26E17 4 M03S08E08 4

M14S02E25 5 M28S26E20 4 M03S08E09 4

M14S02E36 5 M28S26E30 4 M01S07E25 5

M14S03E01 5 M27S24E24 5 M01S07E34 5

M14S03E02 5 M27S24E25 5 M01S07E35 5

M14S03E03 5 M27S24E35 5 M01S08E29 5

M14S03E08 5 M27S25E13 5 M01S08E30 5

M14S03E09 5 M27S25E14 5 M01S08E33 5

M14S03E12 5 M27S25E15 5 M01S08E34 5

M14S03E18 5 M27S25E16 5 M02S07E04 5

M14S04E07 5 M27S25E17 5 M02S07E08 5

M14S04E08 5 M27S25E19 5 M02S07E17 5

M14S04E16 5 M27S26E19 5 M02S07E20 5

M14S04E17 5 M27S26E29 5 M02S07E29 5

M14S04E21 5 M27S26E33 5 M02S07E32 5

M14S04E27 5 M28S24E02 5 M02S08E02 5

M14S04E34 5 M28S24E11 5 M02S08E11 5

M15S02E01 5 M28S24E14 5 M02S08E13 5

M15S02E12 5 M28S24E23 5 M02S08E24 5

M15S02E13 5 M28S24E25 5 M02S08E25 5

M15S03E19 5 M28S25E31 5 M02S08E36 5

M15S03E25 5 M28S26E04 5 M03S07E05 5

M15S03E26 5 M28S26E09 5 M03S07E09 5

M15S03E27 5 M28S26E16 5 M03S07E13 5

M15S03E28 5 M28S26E21 5 M03S07E14 5

M15S03E29 5 M28S26E29 5 M03S07E15 5

M15S04E03 5 M28S26E31 5 M03S08E02 5

M15S04E10 5 M28S26E32 5 M03S08E10 5

M15S04E16 5 M29S25E01 5 M03S08E11 5

M15S04E20 5 M29S25E02 5 M03S08E15 5

M15S04E21 5 M29S25E03 5 M03S08E16 5

M15S04E29 5 M29S25E04 5 M03S08E17 5

M15S04E30 5 M29S25E05 5 M03S08E18 5

M29S26E06 5

Table 10 Air Monitoring Network Results February 2011- December 2014

Salinas Shafter Ripon

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2111 nd nd 2911 nd nd 2711 nd nd

2911 nd nd 21611 nd nd 21511 nd nd

21611 nd nd 22311 nd nd 22211 nd nd

22211 nd nd 22811 nd nd 3111 nd nd

3211 nd nd 3911 nd nd 3811 nd nd

3711 nd nd 31411 nd nd 31511 nd nd

31611 nd nd 32311 nd nd 32111 nd nd

32111 nd nd 32811 nd nd 32911 nd nd

32911 nd nd 4611 nd nd 4411 nd nd

4411 nd nd 41211 nd nd 41311 nd nd

41311 nd nd 41911 nd nd 41911 nd nd

41911 nd nd 42511 nd nd 42611 nd nd

42511 nd nd 5311 nd nd 5211 nd nd

5411 nd nd 5911 nd nd 51111 nd nd

5911 nd nd 51811 nd nd 51611 nd nd

51811 nd nd 52411 nd nd 52511 nd nd

52311 nd nd 6111 nd nd 6111 nd nd

6111 nd nd 6611 nd nd 6811 nd nd

6611 nd nd 61411 nd nd 61311 nd nd

61611 nd nd 62011 nd nd 62211 nd nd

62011 nd nd 62911 nd nd 62811 nd nd

62911 nd nd 7511 nd nd 7611 nd nd

7511 nd nd 71311 nd nd 71111 nd nd

71111 nd nd 71811 nd nd 71911 nd nd

72011 nd nd 72611 nd nd 72711 nd nd

72511 nd nd 8111 nd nd 8411 nd nd

8411 nd nd 81011 nd nd 8811 nd nd

8811 nd nd 81611 nd nd 81711 nd nd

81511 nd nd 82211 nd nd 82311 nd nd

82411 nd nd 83011 nd nd 83111 nd nd

82911 nd nd 9611 nd nd 9611 nd nd

9711 nd nd 91311 nd nd 91411 nd nd

91411 nd nd 92111 nd nd 91911 nd nd

91911 nd nd 92611 nd nd 92811 nd nd

92711 nd nd 10311 nd nd 10411 nd nd

10311 70320 52627 101011 nd nd 101211 nd nd

101111 132701 115008 102011 nd nd 101711 nd nd

102011 nd nd 102511 nd nd 102611 nd nd

102511 nd nd 11311 nd nd 11111 nd nd

11311 nd nd 11811 nd nd 11911 689593 535342

11811 535342 471827 111611 nd nd 111411 190545 133382

111711 nd nd 112111 nd nd 112211 nd nd

112211 nd nd 113011 nd nd 12911 nd nd

12111 nd nd 12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd

12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd 122011 nd nd

121111 nd nd 121911 nd nd 122711 nd nd

121911 nd nd 122811 nd nd 1512 nd nd

122811 nd nd 1412 nd nd 1912 nd nd

1312 nd nd 11212 nd nd 11812 nd nd

1912 nd nd 11712 nd nd 12312 nd nd

11912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 2212 nd nd

12512 nd nd 2112 nd nd 2612 nd nd

12912 nd nd 2912 nd nd 21512 nd nd

2712 nd nd 21312 nd nd 22112 nd nd

21212 nd nd 22212 nd nd 22812 nd nd

22212 nd nd 22712 nd nd 3512 nd nd

22812 nd nd 3712 nd nd 31512 nd nd

3812 nd nd 31212 nd nd 31912 nd nd

31212 nd nd 32112 nd nd 32812 nd nd

32012 nd nd 32712 nd nd 4212 nd nd

32612 nd nd 4412 192814 171491 41112 nd nd

4212 nd nd 41012 nd nd 41512 nd nd

4812 nd nd 41912 nd nd 42412 nd nd

41912 nd nd 42312 nd nd 5212 nd nd

42512 nd nd 5112 nd nd 51012 nd nd

43012 nd nd 5812 nd nd 51512 nd nd

5712 nd nd 51712 nd nd 52312 nd nd

51412 nd nd 52412 nd nd 52912 nd nd

42312 nd nd 53012 nd nd 6612 nd nd

53112 nd nd 6512 nd nd 61412 nd nd

6612 nd nd 61312 nd nd 62012 nd nd

61212 nd nd 61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd

61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd 7612 nd nd

62412 nd nd 7212 nd nd 7912 nd nd

7512 nd nd 71212 nd nd 71812 nd nd

71012 nd nd 71712 nd nd 72212 nd nd

71812 nd nd 72412 nd nd 8212 nd nd

72312 nd nd 8112 nd nd 8712 nd nd

73012 nd nd 8912 nd nd 81512 nd nd

8612 nd nd 81312 nd nd 81912 nd nd

81212 nd nd 82112 nd nd 83012 nd nd

82412 nd nd 82912 nd nd 9412 nd nd

82912 nd nd 9612 nd nd 91212 nd nd

9512 nd nd 91012 nd nd 91612 nd nd

91112 nd nd 91912 nd nd 92712 nd nd

91712 nd nd 92512 nd nd 10112 nd nd

92612 nd nd 10812 nd nd 101012 nd nd

10312 nd nd 101012 nd nd 101412 nd nd

101112 nd nd 101512 142909 152436 102512 nd nd

101712 171491 171491 102312 nd nd 102912 nd nd

102212 nd nd 103012 nd nd 11712 nd nd

102912 nd nd 11512 nd nd 111312 nd nd

11412 nd nd 111412 nd nd 112012 nd nd

111412 nd nd 111912 nd nd 112912 nd nd

111912 nd nd 112712 136104 90736 12712 nd nd

112912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 121112 nd nd

12412 nd nd 121212 nd nd 121912 nd nd

121012 nd nd 121712 nd nd 122612 nd nd

121812 nd nd 122612 nd nd 1313 nd nd

122812 nd nd 1213 nd nd 1713 nd nd

1213 nd nd 1813 nd nd 11513 nd nd

1913 nd nd 11413 nd nd 12313 nd nd

11513 nd nd 12213 nd nd 2113 nd nd

12513 nd nd 12913 208693 129299 2613 nd nd

12913 nd nd 2413 176935 124762 21213 nd nd

2413 nd nd 21213 nd nd 22113 nd nd

21313 nd nd 21913 nd nd 22613 nd nd

21913 nd nd 22513 nd nd 3713 nd nd

22513 nd nd 3613 nd nd 31413 nd nd

3413 nd nd 31113 nd nd 31713 nd nd

31013 nd nd 31913 nd nd 32913 nd nd

32213 nd nd 32713 nd nd 4213 nd nd

32613 nd nd 4313 nd nd 41013 nd nd

4313 nd nd 4913 nd nd 41413 nd nd

4813 nd nd 41913 nd nd 42413 nd nd

41513 nd nd 42213 nd nd 43013 nd nd

42513 nd nd 42913 nd nd 5813 nd nd

43013 nd nd 5713 nd nd 51413 nd nd

51013 nd nd 51513 nd nd 52313 nd nd

51413 nd nd 52113 nd nd 52913 nd nd

52013 nd nd 52813 nd nd 6513 nd nd

61313 nd nd 6313 nd nd 61013 nd nd

61613 nd nd 61213 nd nd 62013 nd nd

62513 nd nd 61813 nd nd 62613 nd nd

7113 nd nd 62713 nd nd 7213 nd nd

7813 nd nd 7113 nd nd 7813 nd nd

71713 nd nd 71013 nd nd 71813 nd nd

72613 nd nd 71613 nd nd 72413 nd nd

72813 nd nd 72213 nd nd 8113 nd nd

8713 nd nd 73013 nd nd 8513 nd nd

81313 nd nd 8813 nd nd 81413 nd nd

81813 nd nd 81213 nd nd 81813 nd nd

82913 nd nd 82113 nd nd 83013 nd nd

9313 nd nd 82713 nd nd 9513 nd nd

9913 nd nd 9513 nd nd 91213 nd nd

91813 140641 nd 9913 141548 152436 91513 nd nd

92313 244987 nd 91813 nd nd 92613 nd nd

92913 108883 nd 92313 nd nd 10113 nd nd

10613 258597 nd 93013 nd nd 10913 nd nd

101513 431903 nd 10813 nd nd 101813 36748 22684

102113 17693 nd 101613 176481 186009 102413 nd nd

103013 45368 nd 102213 18601 16332 102913 24045 18147

11413 13610 nd 103113 nd nd 11713 142909 94819

111313 nd nd 11613 152436 118864 111213 57164 61700

111913 nd nd 111413 64422 64422 112013 nd nd

112513 nd nd 111813 166047 78940 112513 nd nd

12213 nd nd 112513 218220 195082 12413 330279 125669

121013 nd nd 12213 1914527 1342891 121013 347065 219127

121613 nd nd 121213 558479 565738 121813 339806 360675

122213 nd nd 121713 473641 443562 122613 753108 721350

122913 nd nd 122613 635151 535342 1214 113420 136104

1914 nd nd 123013 1928138 2068778 1614 139733 178296

11314 nd nd 1814 412395 512658 11614 27221 31758

12214 nd nd 11414 102532 146538 12414 26313 43100

12614 nd nd 12314 54442 81662 13114 nd nd

2314 nd nd 12814 132928 187823 2414 nd nd

21214 nd nd 2514 17693 20869 21314 nd nd

21814 nd nd 21014 34933 44461 21914 nd nd

22514 nd nd 22014 15879 21777 22614 nd nd

3314 nd nd 22514 nd nd 3314 nd nd

31114 nd nd 3514 nd nd 31214 nd nd

31714 nd nd 31014 nd nd 32114 nd nd

32714 nd nd 32014 442791 189184 32614 nd nd

4314 nd nd 32514 nd nd 4214 nd nd

4714 nd nd 4314 19508 11796 4914 nd nd

41614 nd nd 4714 24045 25406 41514 nd nd

42014 nd nd 41414 nd nd 42314 nd nd

43014 nd nd 42314 nd nd 5114 nd nd

5714 nd nd 42814 nd nd 5814 nd nd

51414 nd nd 5514 nd nd 51314 nd nd

52114 nd nd 51414 nd nd 52114 nd nd

52714 nd nd 52014 nd nd 52714 nd nd

6114 nd nd 52914 nd nd 6414 nd nd

6914 nd nd 6314 nd nd 61314 nd nd

61514 nd nd 61114 nd nd 61914 nd nd

62514 nd nd 61614 nd nd 62314 nd nd

63014 nd nd 62414 nd nd 7214 nd nd

7814 nd nd 63014 nd nd 7814 nd nd

71814 nd nd 7914 nd nd 71614 nd nd

72114 nd nd 71414 nd nd 72514 nd nd

72714 nd nd 72414 nd nd 73014 nd nd

8414 nd nd 72814 nd nd 8614 nd nd

81114 nd nd 8614 nd nd 81414 nd nd

82114 nd nd 81214 nd nd 81814 nd nd

82514 nd nd 82014 nd nd 82714 nd nd

9314 nd nd 82514 nd nd 9514 nd nd

91114 nd nd 9214 nd nd 91014 nd nd

91514 nd nd 9814 nd nd 91614 nd nd

92514 nd nd 91814 nd nd 92414 nd nd

92914 nd nd 92314 nd nd 92914 29489 38109

10714 nd nd 10214 15425 240450 10814 10888 49451

101314 20416 23591 10614 nd nd 101614 nd nd

101914 nd nd 101514 54442 40377 102214 nd nd

102914 14518 nd 102114 nd nd 102814 nd nd

11314 nd nd 103014 nd nd 11514 10435 nd

111214 nd nd 11414 66691 101171 111314 83023 94819

111814 nd nd 111214 24952 46729 111914 75764 63515

112414 nd nd 111714 246802 170130 112414 185555 165593

113014 nd nd 112414 377915 273115 12414 nd nd

12814 nd nd 12314 114327 100717 121214 nd nd

121514 nd nd 12914 nd nd 121714 nd nd

122214 nd nd 121614 114327 100717 122214 nd nd

122914 nd nd 122214 nd nd 123014 nd nd

122914 23591 41285

TABLE 11 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SALINAS AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT

APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 479808 18712512 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 12

5152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 75 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

882011 PIC‐CLOR 60 4978008 194142312 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 39224304 1529747856 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 83246688 3246620832 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140207436 5201695876 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 5157936 201159504 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 389844 15203916 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8252011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

8292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 71851248 2802198672 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

932011 PIC‐CLOR 60 50619744 1974170016 196 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 18891107 7008600697 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 64938181 2409206515 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 87445008 3410355312 283 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9102011 INLINE 67720581 4117411325 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27828864 1085325696 76 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

9152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 165297188 6132525675 615 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9162011 INLINE 53746493 3267786774 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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M15S04E18 3 M28S25E29 3 M03S08E06 3

M14S03E10 4 M28S26E06 3 M01S07E36 4

M14S03E11 4 M28S26E07 3 M01S08E31 4

M14S03E13 4 M28S26E18 3 M01S08E32 4

M14S03E16 4 M28S26E19 3 M02S07E02 4

M14S03E17 4 M27S24E36 4 M02S07E03 4

M14S03E19 4 M27S25E20 4 M02S07E09 4

M14S03E30 4 M27S25E21 4 M02S07E10 4

M14S03E31 4 M27S25E22 4 M02S07E16 4

M14S04E18 4 M27S25E23 4 M02S07E21 4

M14S04E20 4 M27S25E24 4 M02S07E28 4

M14S04E28 4 M27S25E30 4 M02S07E33 4

M14S04E33 4 M27S26E30 4 M02S08E03 4

M15S03E06 4 M27S26E32 4 M02S08E04 4

M15S03E07 4 M28S24E01 4 M02S08E10 4

M15S03E17 4 M28S24E12 4 M02S08E14 4

M15S03E18 4 M28S24E13 4 M02S08E23 4

M15S03E20 4 M28S24E24 4 M02S08E26 4

M15S03E21 4 M28S25E30 4 M02S08E35 4

M15S03E22 4 M28S25E32 4 M03S07E03 4

M15S03E23 4 M28S25E33 4 M03S07E04 4

M15S03E24 4 M28S25E34 4 M03S07E10 4

M15S04E04 4 M28S25E35 4 M03S07E11 4

M15S04E09 4 M28S25E36 4 M03S07E12 4

M15S04E17 4 M28S26E05 4 M03S08E03 4

M15S04E19 4 M28S26E08 4 M03S08E07 4

M14S02E24 5 M28S26E17 4 M03S08E08 4

M14S02E25 5 M28S26E20 4 M03S08E09 4

M14S02E36 5 M28S26E30 4 M01S07E25 5

M14S03E01 5 M27S24E24 5 M01S07E34 5

M14S03E02 5 M27S24E25 5 M01S07E35 5

M14S03E03 5 M27S24E35 5 M01S08E29 5

M14S03E08 5 M27S25E13 5 M01S08E30 5

M14S03E09 5 M27S25E14 5 M01S08E33 5

M14S03E12 5 M27S25E15 5 M01S08E34 5

M14S03E18 5 M27S25E16 5 M02S07E04 5

M14S04E07 5 M27S25E17 5 M02S07E08 5

M14S04E08 5 M27S25E19 5 M02S07E17 5

M14S04E16 5 M27S26E19 5 M02S07E20 5

M14S04E17 5 M27S26E29 5 M02S07E29 5

M14S04E21 5 M27S26E33 5 M02S07E32 5

M14S04E27 5 M28S24E02 5 M02S08E02 5

M14S04E34 5 M28S24E11 5 M02S08E11 5

M15S02E01 5 M28S24E14 5 M02S08E13 5

M15S02E12 5 M28S24E23 5 M02S08E24 5

M15S02E13 5 M28S24E25 5 M02S08E25 5

M15S03E19 5 M28S25E31 5 M02S08E36 5

M15S03E25 5 M28S26E04 5 M03S07E05 5

M15S03E26 5 M28S26E09 5 M03S07E09 5

M15S03E27 5 M28S26E16 5 M03S07E13 5

M15S03E28 5 M28S26E21 5 M03S07E14 5

M15S03E29 5 M28S26E29 5 M03S07E15 5

M15S04E03 5 M28S26E31 5 M03S08E02 5

M15S04E10 5 M28S26E32 5 M03S08E10 5

M15S04E16 5 M29S25E01 5 M03S08E11 5

M15S04E20 5 M29S25E02 5 M03S08E15 5

M15S04E21 5 M29S25E03 5 M03S08E16 5

M15S04E29 5 M29S25E04 5 M03S08E17 5

M15S04E30 5 M29S25E05 5 M03S08E18 5

M29S26E06 5

Table 10 Air Monitoring Network Results February 2011- December 2014

Salinas Shafter Ripon

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2111 nd nd 2911 nd nd 2711 nd nd

2911 nd nd 21611 nd nd 21511 nd nd

21611 nd nd 22311 nd nd 22211 nd nd

22211 nd nd 22811 nd nd 3111 nd nd

3211 nd nd 3911 nd nd 3811 nd nd

3711 nd nd 31411 nd nd 31511 nd nd

31611 nd nd 32311 nd nd 32111 nd nd

32111 nd nd 32811 nd nd 32911 nd nd

32911 nd nd 4611 nd nd 4411 nd nd

4411 nd nd 41211 nd nd 41311 nd nd

41311 nd nd 41911 nd nd 41911 nd nd

41911 nd nd 42511 nd nd 42611 nd nd

42511 nd nd 5311 nd nd 5211 nd nd

5411 nd nd 5911 nd nd 51111 nd nd

5911 nd nd 51811 nd nd 51611 nd nd

51811 nd nd 52411 nd nd 52511 nd nd

52311 nd nd 6111 nd nd 6111 nd nd

6111 nd nd 6611 nd nd 6811 nd nd

6611 nd nd 61411 nd nd 61311 nd nd

61611 nd nd 62011 nd nd 62211 nd nd

62011 nd nd 62911 nd nd 62811 nd nd

62911 nd nd 7511 nd nd 7611 nd nd

7511 nd nd 71311 nd nd 71111 nd nd

71111 nd nd 71811 nd nd 71911 nd nd

72011 nd nd 72611 nd nd 72711 nd nd

72511 nd nd 8111 nd nd 8411 nd nd

8411 nd nd 81011 nd nd 8811 nd nd

8811 nd nd 81611 nd nd 81711 nd nd

81511 nd nd 82211 nd nd 82311 nd nd

82411 nd nd 83011 nd nd 83111 nd nd

82911 nd nd 9611 nd nd 9611 nd nd

9711 nd nd 91311 nd nd 91411 nd nd

91411 nd nd 92111 nd nd 91911 nd nd

91911 nd nd 92611 nd nd 92811 nd nd

92711 nd nd 10311 nd nd 10411 nd nd

10311 70320 52627 101011 nd nd 101211 nd nd

101111 132701 115008 102011 nd nd 101711 nd nd

102011 nd nd 102511 nd nd 102611 nd nd

102511 nd nd 11311 nd nd 11111 nd nd

11311 nd nd 11811 nd nd 11911 689593 535342

11811 535342 471827 111611 nd nd 111411 190545 133382

111711 nd nd 112111 nd nd 112211 nd nd

112211 nd nd 113011 nd nd 12911 nd nd

12111 nd nd 12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd

12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd 122011 nd nd

121111 nd nd 121911 nd nd 122711 nd nd

121911 nd nd 122811 nd nd 1512 nd nd

122811 nd nd 1412 nd nd 1912 nd nd

1312 nd nd 11212 nd nd 11812 nd nd

1912 nd nd 11712 nd nd 12312 nd nd

11912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 2212 nd nd

12512 nd nd 2112 nd nd 2612 nd nd

12912 nd nd 2912 nd nd 21512 nd nd

2712 nd nd 21312 nd nd 22112 nd nd

21212 nd nd 22212 nd nd 22812 nd nd

22212 nd nd 22712 nd nd 3512 nd nd

22812 nd nd 3712 nd nd 31512 nd nd

3812 nd nd 31212 nd nd 31912 nd nd

31212 nd nd 32112 nd nd 32812 nd nd

32012 nd nd 32712 nd nd 4212 nd nd

32612 nd nd 4412 192814 171491 41112 nd nd

4212 nd nd 41012 nd nd 41512 nd nd

4812 nd nd 41912 nd nd 42412 nd nd

41912 nd nd 42312 nd nd 5212 nd nd

42512 nd nd 5112 nd nd 51012 nd nd

43012 nd nd 5812 nd nd 51512 nd nd

5712 nd nd 51712 nd nd 52312 nd nd

51412 nd nd 52412 nd nd 52912 nd nd

42312 nd nd 53012 nd nd 6612 nd nd

53112 nd nd 6512 nd nd 61412 nd nd

6612 nd nd 61312 nd nd 62012 nd nd

61212 nd nd 61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd

61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd 7612 nd nd

62412 nd nd 7212 nd nd 7912 nd nd

7512 nd nd 71212 nd nd 71812 nd nd

71012 nd nd 71712 nd nd 72212 nd nd

71812 nd nd 72412 nd nd 8212 nd nd

72312 nd nd 8112 nd nd 8712 nd nd

73012 nd nd 8912 nd nd 81512 nd nd

8612 nd nd 81312 nd nd 81912 nd nd

81212 nd nd 82112 nd nd 83012 nd nd

82412 nd nd 82912 nd nd 9412 nd nd

82912 nd nd 9612 nd nd 91212 nd nd

9512 nd nd 91012 nd nd 91612 nd nd

91112 nd nd 91912 nd nd 92712 nd nd

91712 nd nd 92512 nd nd 10112 nd nd

92612 nd nd 10812 nd nd 101012 nd nd

10312 nd nd 101012 nd nd 101412 nd nd

101112 nd nd 101512 142909 152436 102512 nd nd

101712 171491 171491 102312 nd nd 102912 nd nd

102212 nd nd 103012 nd nd 11712 nd nd

102912 nd nd 11512 nd nd 111312 nd nd

11412 nd nd 111412 nd nd 112012 nd nd

111412 nd nd 111912 nd nd 112912 nd nd

111912 nd nd 112712 136104 90736 12712 nd nd

112912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 121112 nd nd

12412 nd nd 121212 nd nd 121912 nd nd

121012 nd nd 121712 nd nd 122612 nd nd

121812 nd nd 122612 nd nd 1313 nd nd

122812 nd nd 1213 nd nd 1713 nd nd

1213 nd nd 1813 nd nd 11513 nd nd

1913 nd nd 11413 nd nd 12313 nd nd

11513 nd nd 12213 nd nd 2113 nd nd

12513 nd nd 12913 208693 129299 2613 nd nd

12913 nd nd 2413 176935 124762 21213 nd nd

2413 nd nd 21213 nd nd 22113 nd nd

21313 nd nd 21913 nd nd 22613 nd nd

21913 nd nd 22513 nd nd 3713 nd nd

22513 nd nd 3613 nd nd 31413 nd nd

3413 nd nd 31113 nd nd 31713 nd nd

31013 nd nd 31913 nd nd 32913 nd nd

32213 nd nd 32713 nd nd 4213 nd nd

32613 nd nd 4313 nd nd 41013 nd nd

4313 nd nd 4913 nd nd 41413 nd nd

4813 nd nd 41913 nd nd 42413 nd nd

41513 nd nd 42213 nd nd 43013 nd nd

42513 nd nd 42913 nd nd 5813 nd nd

43013 nd nd 5713 nd nd 51413 nd nd

51013 nd nd 51513 nd nd 52313 nd nd

51413 nd nd 52113 nd nd 52913 nd nd

52013 nd nd 52813 nd nd 6513 nd nd

61313 nd nd 6313 nd nd 61013 nd nd

61613 nd nd 61213 nd nd 62013 nd nd

62513 nd nd 61813 nd nd 62613 nd nd

7113 nd nd 62713 nd nd 7213 nd nd

7813 nd nd 7113 nd nd 7813 nd nd

71713 nd nd 71013 nd nd 71813 nd nd

72613 nd nd 71613 nd nd 72413 nd nd

72813 nd nd 72213 nd nd 8113 nd nd

8713 nd nd 73013 nd nd 8513 nd nd

81313 nd nd 8813 nd nd 81413 nd nd

81813 nd nd 81213 nd nd 81813 nd nd

82913 nd nd 82113 nd nd 83013 nd nd

9313 nd nd 82713 nd nd 9513 nd nd

9913 nd nd 9513 nd nd 91213 nd nd

91813 140641 nd 9913 141548 152436 91513 nd nd

92313 244987 nd 91813 nd nd 92613 nd nd

92913 108883 nd 92313 nd nd 10113 nd nd

10613 258597 nd 93013 nd nd 10913 nd nd

101513 431903 nd 10813 nd nd 101813 36748 22684

102113 17693 nd 101613 176481 186009 102413 nd nd

103013 45368 nd 102213 18601 16332 102913 24045 18147

11413 13610 nd 103113 nd nd 11713 142909 94819

111313 nd nd 11613 152436 118864 111213 57164 61700

111913 nd nd 111413 64422 64422 112013 nd nd

112513 nd nd 111813 166047 78940 112513 nd nd

12213 nd nd 112513 218220 195082 12413 330279 125669

121013 nd nd 12213 1914527 1342891 121013 347065 219127

121613 nd nd 121213 558479 565738 121813 339806 360675

122213 nd nd 121713 473641 443562 122613 753108 721350

122913 nd nd 122613 635151 535342 1214 113420 136104

1914 nd nd 123013 1928138 2068778 1614 139733 178296

11314 nd nd 1814 412395 512658 11614 27221 31758

12214 nd nd 11414 102532 146538 12414 26313 43100

12614 nd nd 12314 54442 81662 13114 nd nd

2314 nd nd 12814 132928 187823 2414 nd nd

21214 nd nd 2514 17693 20869 21314 nd nd

21814 nd nd 21014 34933 44461 21914 nd nd

22514 nd nd 22014 15879 21777 22614 nd nd

3314 nd nd 22514 nd nd 3314 nd nd

31114 nd nd 3514 nd nd 31214 nd nd

31714 nd nd 31014 nd nd 32114 nd nd

32714 nd nd 32014 442791 189184 32614 nd nd

4314 nd nd 32514 nd nd 4214 nd nd

4714 nd nd 4314 19508 11796 4914 nd nd

41614 nd nd 4714 24045 25406 41514 nd nd

42014 nd nd 41414 nd nd 42314 nd nd

43014 nd nd 42314 nd nd 5114 nd nd

5714 nd nd 42814 nd nd 5814 nd nd

51414 nd nd 5514 nd nd 51314 nd nd

52114 nd nd 51414 nd nd 52114 nd nd

52714 nd nd 52014 nd nd 52714 nd nd

6114 nd nd 52914 nd nd 6414 nd nd

6914 nd nd 6314 nd nd 61314 nd nd

61514 nd nd 61114 nd nd 61914 nd nd

62514 nd nd 61614 nd nd 62314 nd nd

63014 nd nd 62414 nd nd 7214 nd nd

7814 nd nd 63014 nd nd 7814 nd nd

71814 nd nd 7914 nd nd 71614 nd nd

72114 nd nd 71414 nd nd 72514 nd nd

72714 nd nd 72414 nd nd 73014 nd nd

8414 nd nd 72814 nd nd 8614 nd nd

81114 nd nd 8614 nd nd 81414 nd nd

82114 nd nd 81214 nd nd 81814 nd nd

82514 nd nd 82014 nd nd 82714 nd nd

9314 nd nd 82514 nd nd 9514 nd nd

91114 nd nd 9214 nd nd 91014 nd nd

91514 nd nd 9814 nd nd 91614 nd nd

92514 nd nd 91814 nd nd 92414 nd nd

92914 nd nd 92314 nd nd 92914 29489 38109

10714 nd nd 10214 15425 240450 10814 10888 49451

101314 20416 23591 10614 nd nd 101614 nd nd

101914 nd nd 101514 54442 40377 102214 nd nd

102914 14518 nd 102114 nd nd 102814 nd nd

11314 nd nd 103014 nd nd 11514 10435 nd

111214 nd nd 11414 66691 101171 111314 83023 94819

111814 nd nd 111214 24952 46729 111914 75764 63515

112414 nd nd 111714 246802 170130 112414 185555 165593

113014 nd nd 112414 377915 273115 12414 nd nd

12814 nd nd 12314 114327 100717 121214 nd nd

121514 nd nd 12914 nd nd 121714 nd nd

122214 nd nd 121614 114327 100717 122214 nd nd

122914 nd nd 122214 nd nd 123014 nd nd

122914 23591 41285

TABLE 11 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SALINAS AMN STATION

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POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

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UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 479808 18712512 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 12

5152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 75 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

882011 PIC‐CLOR 60 4978008 194142312 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 39224304 1529747856 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 83246688 3246620832 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140207436 5201695876 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 5157936 201159504 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 389844 15203916 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8252011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

8292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 71851248 2802198672 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

932011 PIC‐CLOR 60 50619744 1974170016 196 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 18891107 7008600697 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 64938181 2409206515 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 87445008 3410355312 283 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9102011 INLINE 67720581 4117411325 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27828864 1085325696 76 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

9152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 165297188 6132525675 615 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9162011 INLINE 53746493 3267786774 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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M15S02E13 5 M28S24E25 5 M02S08E25 5

M15S03E19 5 M28S25E31 5 M02S08E36 5

M15S03E25 5 M28S26E04 5 M03S07E05 5

M15S03E26 5 M28S26E09 5 M03S07E09 5

M15S03E27 5 M28S26E16 5 M03S07E13 5

M15S03E28 5 M28S26E21 5 M03S07E14 5

M15S03E29 5 M28S26E29 5 M03S07E15 5

M15S04E03 5 M28S26E31 5 M03S08E02 5

M15S04E10 5 M28S26E32 5 M03S08E10 5

M15S04E16 5 M29S25E01 5 M03S08E11 5

M15S04E20 5 M29S25E02 5 M03S08E15 5

M15S04E21 5 M29S25E03 5 M03S08E16 5

M15S04E29 5 M29S25E04 5 M03S08E17 5

M15S04E30 5 M29S25E05 5 M03S08E18 5

M29S26E06 5

Table 10 Air Monitoring Network Results February 2011- December 2014

Salinas Shafter Ripon

Start Date

cis‐13‐D (ngm3)

trans‐13‐D

(ngm3)

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trans‐13‐D (ngm

3)

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cis‐13‐D (ngm3)

trans‐13‐D (ngm

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2111 nd nd 2911 nd nd 2711 nd nd

2911 nd nd 21611 nd nd 21511 nd nd

21611 nd nd 22311 nd nd 22211 nd nd

22211 nd nd 22811 nd nd 3111 nd nd

3211 nd nd 3911 nd nd 3811 nd nd

3711 nd nd 31411 nd nd 31511 nd nd

31611 nd nd 32311 nd nd 32111 nd nd

32111 nd nd 32811 nd nd 32911 nd nd

32911 nd nd 4611 nd nd 4411 nd nd

4411 nd nd 41211 nd nd 41311 nd nd

41311 nd nd 41911 nd nd 41911 nd nd

41911 nd nd 42511 nd nd 42611 nd nd

42511 nd nd 5311 nd nd 5211 nd nd

5411 nd nd 5911 nd nd 51111 nd nd

5911 nd nd 51811 nd nd 51611 nd nd

51811 nd nd 52411 nd nd 52511 nd nd

52311 nd nd 6111 nd nd 6111 nd nd

6111 nd nd 6611 nd nd 6811 nd nd

6611 nd nd 61411 nd nd 61311 nd nd

61611 nd nd 62011 nd nd 62211 nd nd

62011 nd nd 62911 nd nd 62811 nd nd

62911 nd nd 7511 nd nd 7611 nd nd

7511 nd nd 71311 nd nd 71111 nd nd

71111 nd nd 71811 nd nd 71911 nd nd

72011 nd nd 72611 nd nd 72711 nd nd

72511 nd nd 8111 nd nd 8411 nd nd

8411 nd nd 81011 nd nd 8811 nd nd

8811 nd nd 81611 nd nd 81711 nd nd

81511 nd nd 82211 nd nd 82311 nd nd

82411 nd nd 83011 nd nd 83111 nd nd

82911 nd nd 9611 nd nd 9611 nd nd

9711 nd nd 91311 nd nd 91411 nd nd

91411 nd nd 92111 nd nd 91911 nd nd

91911 nd nd 92611 nd nd 92811 nd nd

92711 nd nd 10311 nd nd 10411 nd nd

10311 70320 52627 101011 nd nd 101211 nd nd

101111 132701 115008 102011 nd nd 101711 nd nd

102011 nd nd 102511 nd nd 102611 nd nd

102511 nd nd 11311 nd nd 11111 nd nd

11311 nd nd 11811 nd nd 11911 689593 535342

11811 535342 471827 111611 nd nd 111411 190545 133382

111711 nd nd 112111 nd nd 112211 nd nd

112211 nd nd 113011 nd nd 12911 nd nd

12111 nd nd 12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd

12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd 122011 nd nd

121111 nd nd 121911 nd nd 122711 nd nd

121911 nd nd 122811 nd nd 1512 nd nd

122811 nd nd 1412 nd nd 1912 nd nd

1312 nd nd 11212 nd nd 11812 nd nd

1912 nd nd 11712 nd nd 12312 nd nd

11912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 2212 nd nd

12512 nd nd 2112 nd nd 2612 nd nd

12912 nd nd 2912 nd nd 21512 nd nd

2712 nd nd 21312 nd nd 22112 nd nd

21212 nd nd 22212 nd nd 22812 nd nd

22212 nd nd 22712 nd nd 3512 nd nd

22812 nd nd 3712 nd nd 31512 nd nd

3812 nd nd 31212 nd nd 31912 nd nd

31212 nd nd 32112 nd nd 32812 nd nd

32012 nd nd 32712 nd nd 4212 nd nd

32612 nd nd 4412 192814 171491 41112 nd nd

4212 nd nd 41012 nd nd 41512 nd nd

4812 nd nd 41912 nd nd 42412 nd nd

41912 nd nd 42312 nd nd 5212 nd nd

42512 nd nd 5112 nd nd 51012 nd nd

43012 nd nd 5812 nd nd 51512 nd nd

5712 nd nd 51712 nd nd 52312 nd nd

51412 nd nd 52412 nd nd 52912 nd nd

42312 nd nd 53012 nd nd 6612 nd nd

53112 nd nd 6512 nd nd 61412 nd nd

6612 nd nd 61312 nd nd 62012 nd nd

61212 nd nd 61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd

61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd 7612 nd nd

62412 nd nd 7212 nd nd 7912 nd nd

7512 nd nd 71212 nd nd 71812 nd nd

71012 nd nd 71712 nd nd 72212 nd nd

71812 nd nd 72412 nd nd 8212 nd nd

72312 nd nd 8112 nd nd 8712 nd nd

73012 nd nd 8912 nd nd 81512 nd nd

8612 nd nd 81312 nd nd 81912 nd nd

81212 nd nd 82112 nd nd 83012 nd nd

82412 nd nd 82912 nd nd 9412 nd nd

82912 nd nd 9612 nd nd 91212 nd nd

9512 nd nd 91012 nd nd 91612 nd nd

91112 nd nd 91912 nd nd 92712 nd nd

91712 nd nd 92512 nd nd 10112 nd nd

92612 nd nd 10812 nd nd 101012 nd nd

10312 nd nd 101012 nd nd 101412 nd nd

101112 nd nd 101512 142909 152436 102512 nd nd

101712 171491 171491 102312 nd nd 102912 nd nd

102212 nd nd 103012 nd nd 11712 nd nd

102912 nd nd 11512 nd nd 111312 nd nd

11412 nd nd 111412 nd nd 112012 nd nd

111412 nd nd 111912 nd nd 112912 nd nd

111912 nd nd 112712 136104 90736 12712 nd nd

112912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 121112 nd nd

12412 nd nd 121212 nd nd 121912 nd nd

121012 nd nd 121712 nd nd 122612 nd nd

121812 nd nd 122612 nd nd 1313 nd nd

122812 nd nd 1213 nd nd 1713 nd nd

1213 nd nd 1813 nd nd 11513 nd nd

1913 nd nd 11413 nd nd 12313 nd nd

11513 nd nd 12213 nd nd 2113 nd nd

12513 nd nd 12913 208693 129299 2613 nd nd

12913 nd nd 2413 176935 124762 21213 nd nd

2413 nd nd 21213 nd nd 22113 nd nd

21313 nd nd 21913 nd nd 22613 nd nd

21913 nd nd 22513 nd nd 3713 nd nd

22513 nd nd 3613 nd nd 31413 nd nd

3413 nd nd 31113 nd nd 31713 nd nd

31013 nd nd 31913 nd nd 32913 nd nd

32213 nd nd 32713 nd nd 4213 nd nd

32613 nd nd 4313 nd nd 41013 nd nd

4313 nd nd 4913 nd nd 41413 nd nd

4813 nd nd 41913 nd nd 42413 nd nd

41513 nd nd 42213 nd nd 43013 nd nd

42513 nd nd 42913 nd nd 5813 nd nd

43013 nd nd 5713 nd nd 51413 nd nd

51013 nd nd 51513 nd nd 52313 nd nd

51413 nd nd 52113 nd nd 52913 nd nd

52013 nd nd 52813 nd nd 6513 nd nd

61313 nd nd 6313 nd nd 61013 nd nd

61613 nd nd 61213 nd nd 62013 nd nd

62513 nd nd 61813 nd nd 62613 nd nd

7113 nd nd 62713 nd nd 7213 nd nd

7813 nd nd 7113 nd nd 7813 nd nd

71713 nd nd 71013 nd nd 71813 nd nd

72613 nd nd 71613 nd nd 72413 nd nd

72813 nd nd 72213 nd nd 8113 nd nd

8713 nd nd 73013 nd nd 8513 nd nd

81313 nd nd 8813 nd nd 81413 nd nd

81813 nd nd 81213 nd nd 81813 nd nd

82913 nd nd 82113 nd nd 83013 nd nd

9313 nd nd 82713 nd nd 9513 nd nd

9913 nd nd 9513 nd nd 91213 nd nd

91813 140641 nd 9913 141548 152436 91513 nd nd

92313 244987 nd 91813 nd nd 92613 nd nd

92913 108883 nd 92313 nd nd 10113 nd nd

10613 258597 nd 93013 nd nd 10913 nd nd

101513 431903 nd 10813 nd nd 101813 36748 22684

102113 17693 nd 101613 176481 186009 102413 nd nd

103013 45368 nd 102213 18601 16332 102913 24045 18147

11413 13610 nd 103113 nd nd 11713 142909 94819

111313 nd nd 11613 152436 118864 111213 57164 61700

111913 nd nd 111413 64422 64422 112013 nd nd

112513 nd nd 111813 166047 78940 112513 nd nd

12213 nd nd 112513 218220 195082 12413 330279 125669

121013 nd nd 12213 1914527 1342891 121013 347065 219127

121613 nd nd 121213 558479 565738 121813 339806 360675

122213 nd nd 121713 473641 443562 122613 753108 721350

122913 nd nd 122613 635151 535342 1214 113420 136104

1914 nd nd 123013 1928138 2068778 1614 139733 178296

11314 nd nd 1814 412395 512658 11614 27221 31758

12214 nd nd 11414 102532 146538 12414 26313 43100

12614 nd nd 12314 54442 81662 13114 nd nd

2314 nd nd 12814 132928 187823 2414 nd nd

21214 nd nd 2514 17693 20869 21314 nd nd

21814 nd nd 21014 34933 44461 21914 nd nd

22514 nd nd 22014 15879 21777 22614 nd nd

3314 nd nd 22514 nd nd 3314 nd nd

31114 nd nd 3514 nd nd 31214 nd nd

31714 nd nd 31014 nd nd 32114 nd nd

32714 nd nd 32014 442791 189184 32614 nd nd

4314 nd nd 32514 nd nd 4214 nd nd

4714 nd nd 4314 19508 11796 4914 nd nd

41614 nd nd 4714 24045 25406 41514 nd nd

42014 nd nd 41414 nd nd 42314 nd nd

43014 nd nd 42314 nd nd 5114 nd nd

5714 nd nd 42814 nd nd 5814 nd nd

51414 nd nd 5514 nd nd 51314 nd nd

52114 nd nd 51414 nd nd 52114 nd nd

52714 nd nd 52014 nd nd 52714 nd nd

6114 nd nd 52914 nd nd 6414 nd nd

6914 nd nd 6314 nd nd 61314 nd nd

61514 nd nd 61114 nd nd 61914 nd nd

62514 nd nd 61614 nd nd 62314 nd nd

63014 nd nd 62414 nd nd 7214 nd nd

7814 nd nd 63014 nd nd 7814 nd nd

71814 nd nd 7914 nd nd 71614 nd nd

72114 nd nd 71414 nd nd 72514 nd nd

72714 nd nd 72414 nd nd 73014 nd nd

8414 nd nd 72814 nd nd 8614 nd nd

81114 nd nd 8614 nd nd 81414 nd nd

82114 nd nd 81214 nd nd 81814 nd nd

82514 nd nd 82014 nd nd 82714 nd nd

9314 nd nd 82514 nd nd 9514 nd nd

91114 nd nd 9214 nd nd 91014 nd nd

91514 nd nd 9814 nd nd 91614 nd nd

92514 nd nd 91814 nd nd 92414 nd nd

92914 nd nd 92314 nd nd 92914 29489 38109

10714 nd nd 10214 15425 240450 10814 10888 49451

101314 20416 23591 10614 nd nd 101614 nd nd

101914 nd nd 101514 54442 40377 102214 nd nd

102914 14518 nd 102114 nd nd 102814 nd nd

11314 nd nd 103014 nd nd 11514 10435 nd

111214 nd nd 11414 66691 101171 111314 83023 94819

111814 nd nd 111214 24952 46729 111914 75764 63515

112414 nd nd 111714 246802 170130 112414 185555 165593

113014 nd nd 112414 377915 273115 12414 nd nd

12814 nd nd 12314 114327 100717 121214 nd nd

121514 nd nd 12914 nd nd 121714 nd nd

122214 nd nd 121614 114327 100717 122214 nd nd

122914 nd nd 122214 nd nd 123014 nd nd

122914 23591 41285

TABLE 11 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SALINAS AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT

APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 479808 18712512 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 12

5152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 75 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

882011 PIC‐CLOR 60 4978008 194142312 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 39224304 1529747856 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 83246688 3246620832 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140207436 5201695876 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 5157936 201159504 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 389844 15203916 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8252011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

8292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 71851248 2802198672 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

932011 PIC‐CLOR 60 50619744 1974170016 196 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 18891107 7008600697 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 64938181 2409206515 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 87445008 3410355312 283 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9102011 INLINE 67720581 4117411325 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27828864 1085325696 76 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

9152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 165297188 6132525675 615 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9162011 INLINE 53746493 3267786774 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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Salinas Shafter Ripon

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2111 nd nd 2911 nd nd 2711 nd nd

2911 nd nd 21611 nd nd 21511 nd nd

21611 nd nd 22311 nd nd 22211 nd nd

22211 nd nd 22811 nd nd 3111 nd nd

3211 nd nd 3911 nd nd 3811 nd nd

3711 nd nd 31411 nd nd 31511 nd nd

31611 nd nd 32311 nd nd 32111 nd nd

32111 nd nd 32811 nd nd 32911 nd nd

32911 nd nd 4611 nd nd 4411 nd nd

4411 nd nd 41211 nd nd 41311 nd nd

41311 nd nd 41911 nd nd 41911 nd nd

41911 nd nd 42511 nd nd 42611 nd nd

42511 nd nd 5311 nd nd 5211 nd nd

5411 nd nd 5911 nd nd 51111 nd nd

5911 nd nd 51811 nd nd 51611 nd nd

51811 nd nd 52411 nd nd 52511 nd nd

52311 nd nd 6111 nd nd 6111 nd nd

6111 nd nd 6611 nd nd 6811 nd nd

6611 nd nd 61411 nd nd 61311 nd nd

61611 nd nd 62011 nd nd 62211 nd nd

62011 nd nd 62911 nd nd 62811 nd nd

62911 nd nd 7511 nd nd 7611 nd nd

7511 nd nd 71311 nd nd 71111 nd nd

71111 nd nd 71811 nd nd 71911 nd nd

72011 nd nd 72611 nd nd 72711 nd nd

72511 nd nd 8111 nd nd 8411 nd nd

8411 nd nd 81011 nd nd 8811 nd nd

8811 nd nd 81611 nd nd 81711 nd nd

81511 nd nd 82211 nd nd 82311 nd nd

82411 nd nd 83011 nd nd 83111 nd nd

82911 nd nd 9611 nd nd 9611 nd nd

9711 nd nd 91311 nd nd 91411 nd nd

91411 nd nd 92111 nd nd 91911 nd nd

91911 nd nd 92611 nd nd 92811 nd nd

92711 nd nd 10311 nd nd 10411 nd nd

10311 70320 52627 101011 nd nd 101211 nd nd

101111 132701 115008 102011 nd nd 101711 nd nd

102011 nd nd 102511 nd nd 102611 nd nd

102511 nd nd 11311 nd nd 11111 nd nd

11311 nd nd 11811 nd nd 11911 689593 535342

11811 535342 471827 111611 nd nd 111411 190545 133382

111711 nd nd 112111 nd nd 112211 nd nd

112211 nd nd 113011 nd nd 12911 nd nd

12111 nd nd 12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd

12511 nd nd 121511 nd nd 122011 nd nd

121111 nd nd 121911 nd nd 122711 nd nd

121911 nd nd 122811 nd nd 1512 nd nd

122811 nd nd 1412 nd nd 1912 nd nd

1312 nd nd 11212 nd nd 11812 nd nd

1912 nd nd 11712 nd nd 12312 nd nd

11912 nd nd 12312 nd nd 2212 nd nd

12512 nd nd 2112 nd nd 2612 nd nd

12912 nd nd 2912 nd nd 21512 nd nd

2712 nd nd 21312 nd nd 22112 nd nd

21212 nd nd 22212 nd nd 22812 nd nd

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3812 nd nd 31212 nd nd 31912 nd nd

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32012 nd nd 32712 nd nd 4212 nd nd

32612 nd nd 4412 192814 171491 41112 nd nd

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41912 nd nd 42312 nd nd 5212 nd nd

42512 nd nd 5112 nd nd 51012 nd nd

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42312 nd nd 53012 nd nd 6612 nd nd

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61212 nd nd 61812 nd nd 62712 nd nd

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82912 nd nd 9612 nd nd 91212 nd nd

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91112 nd nd 91912 nd nd 92712 nd nd

91712 nd nd 92512 nd nd 10112 nd nd

92612 nd nd 10812 nd nd 101012 nd nd

10312 nd nd 101012 nd nd 101412 nd nd

101112 nd nd 101512 142909 152436 102512 nd nd

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102212 nd nd 103012 nd nd 11712 nd nd

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11412 nd nd 111412 nd nd 112012 nd nd

111412 nd nd 111912 nd nd 112912 nd nd

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12513 nd nd 12913 208693 129299 2613 nd nd

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81813 nd nd 81213 nd nd 81813 nd nd

82913 nd nd 82113 nd nd 83013 nd nd

9313 nd nd 82713 nd nd 9513 nd nd

9913 nd nd 9513 nd nd 91213 nd nd

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102113 17693 nd 101613 176481 186009 102413 nd nd

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111313 nd nd 11613 152436 118864 111213 57164 61700

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12213 nd nd 112513 218220 195082 12413 330279 125669

121013 nd nd 12213 1914527 1342891 121013 347065 219127

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122213 nd nd 121713 473641 443562 122613 753108 721350

122913 nd nd 122613 635151 535342 1214 113420 136104

1914 nd nd 123013 1928138 2068778 1614 139733 178296

11314 nd nd 1814 412395 512658 11614 27221 31758

12214 nd nd 11414 102532 146538 12414 26313 43100

12614 nd nd 12314 54442 81662 13114 nd nd

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3314 nd nd 22514 nd nd 3314 nd nd

31114 nd nd 3514 nd nd 31214 nd nd

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4314 nd nd 32514 nd nd 4214 nd nd

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12814 nd nd 12314 114327 100717 121214 nd nd

121514 nd nd 12914 nd nd 121714 nd nd

122214 nd nd 121614 114327 100717 122214 nd nd

122914 nd nd 122214 nd nd 123014 nd nd

122914 23591 41285

TABLE 11 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SALINAS AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT

APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 479808 18712512 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 12

5152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 75 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

882011 PIC‐CLOR 60 4978008 194142312 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 39224304 1529747856 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 83246688 3246620832 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140207436 5201695876 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 5157936 201159504 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 389844 15203916 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8252011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

8292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 71851248 2802198672 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

932011 PIC‐CLOR 60 50619744 1974170016 196 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 18891107 7008600697 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 64938181 2409206515 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 87445008 3410355312 283 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9102011 INLINE 67720581 4117411325 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27828864 1085325696 76 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

9152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 165297188 6132525675 615 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9162011 INLINE 53746493 3267786774 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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TABLE 11 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SALINAS AMN STATION

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APPLIED

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282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 479808 18712512 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 12

5152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 75 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

882011 PIC‐CLOR 60 4978008 194142312 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 39224304 1529747856 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 83246688 3246620832 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140207436 5201695876 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 5157936 201159504 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 389844 15203916 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8252011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

8292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 71851248 2802198672 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

932011 PIC‐CLOR 60 50619744 1974170016 196 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 18891107 7008600697 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 64938181 2409206515 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 87445008 3410355312 283 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9102011 INLINE 67720581 4117411325 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27828864 1085325696 76 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

9152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 165297188 6132525675 615 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9162011 INLINE 53746493 3267786774 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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TABLE 11 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SALINAS AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT

APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 479808 18712512 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 12

5152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 75 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

882011 PIC‐CLOR 60 4978008 194142312 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 39224304 1529747856 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 83246688 3246620832 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140207436 5201695876 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 5157936 201159504 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 389844 15203916 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8252011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

8292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 71851248 2802198672 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

932011 PIC‐CLOR 60 50619744 1974170016 196 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 18891107 7008600697 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 64938181 2409206515 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 87445008 3410355312 283 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9102011 INLINE 67720581 4117411325 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27828864 1085325696 76 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

9152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 165297188 6132525675 615 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9162011 INLINE 53746493 3267786774 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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121013 nd nd 12213 1914527 1342891 121013 347065 219127

121613 nd nd 121213 558479 565738 121813 339806 360675

122213 nd nd 121713 473641 443562 122613 753108 721350

122913 nd nd 122613 635151 535342 1214 113420 136104

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TABLE 11 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SALINAS AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT

APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 479808 18712512 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 12

5152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 75 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

882011 PIC‐CLOR 60 4978008 194142312 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 39224304 1529747856 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 83246688 3246620832 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140207436 5201695876 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 5157936 201159504 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 389844 15203916 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8252011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

8292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 71851248 2802198672 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

932011 PIC‐CLOR 60 50619744 1974170016 196 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 18891107 7008600697 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 64938181 2409206515 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 87445008 3410355312 283 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9102011 INLINE 67720581 4117411325 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27828864 1085325696 76 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

9152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 165297188 6132525675 615 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9162011 INLINE 53746493 3267786774 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

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POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

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472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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92514 nd nd 91814 nd nd 92414 nd nd

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101314 20416 23591 10614 nd nd 101614 nd nd

101914 nd nd 101514 54442 40377 102214 nd nd

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11314 nd nd 103014 nd nd 11514 10435 nd

111214 nd nd 11414 66691 101171 111314 83023 94819

111814 nd nd 111214 24952 46729 111914 75764 63515

112414 nd nd 111714 246802 170130 112414 185555 165593

113014 nd nd 112414 377915 273115 12414 nd nd

12814 nd nd 12314 114327 100717 121214 nd nd

121514 nd nd 12914 nd nd 121714 nd nd

122214 nd nd 121614 114327 100717 122214 nd nd

122914 nd nd 122214 nd nd 123014 nd nd

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TABLE 11 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SALINAS AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT

APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 479808 18712512 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 12

5152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 75 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

882011 PIC‐CLOR 60 4978008 194142312 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 39224304 1529747856 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 83246688 3246620832 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140207436 5201695876 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 5157936 201159504 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 389844 15203916 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8252011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

8292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 71851248 2802198672 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

932011 PIC‐CLOR 60 50619744 1974170016 196 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 18891107 7008600697 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 64938181 2409206515 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 87445008 3410355312 283 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9102011 INLINE 67720581 4117411325 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27828864 1085325696 76 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

9152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 165297188 6132525675 615 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9162011 INLINE 53746493 3267786774 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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TABLE 11 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SALINAS AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT

APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 479808 18712512 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 12

5152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 75 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

882011 PIC‐CLOR 60 4978008 194142312 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 39224304 1529747856 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 83246688 3246620832 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140207436 5201695876 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 5157936 201159504 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 389844 15203916 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8252011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

8292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 71851248 2802198672 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

932011 PIC‐CLOR 60 50619744 1974170016 196 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

942011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 18891107 7008600697 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 64938181 2409206515 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

962011 PIC‐CLOR 60 87445008 3410355312 283 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9102011 INLINE 67720581 4117411325 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 3601015 218941712 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9132011 INLINE 14780286 8986413888 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27828864 1085325696 76 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

9152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 165297188 6132525675 615 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9162011 INLINE 53746493 3267786774 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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  • CORRELATING AGRICULTURAL USE WITH AMBIENT CONCENTRATION OF 13-DICHLOROPROPENE DURING THE PERIOD OF 2011-2014
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9162011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 37891277 2303789642 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9162011 INLINE 36278883 2205756086 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9172011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 10

9172011 INLINE 21498597 1307114698 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9192011 INLINE 94056362 571862681 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 298125286 1106044811 1262 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 51459408 2006916912 146 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

9212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 31878743 1182701365 135 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9222011 INLINE 4030987 2450840096 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 48707759 2961431747 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9222011 INLINE 32449445 1972926256 126 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9232011 INLINE 63152129 3839649443 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9242011 INLINE 17769934 1080411987 69 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9242011 PIC‐CLOR 60 9116352 355537728 31 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

9242011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 149220288 5819591232 463 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

9282011 INLINE 42997194 2614229395 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 33706512 1314553968 94 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9292011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

9302011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 10626248 3942338008 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

1012011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 224331898 8322713416 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

1022011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 121021156 4489884888 504 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

1032011 INLINE 48416632 2943731226 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 09

1032011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2030794 753424574 87 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1062011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 104805661 6372184189 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1072011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

1082011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34712409 1287830374 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3660152 1357916392 155 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

1092011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 140266471 5203886074 592 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 38018353 1410480896 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10122011 INLINE 74438893 4525884694 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 128 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10132011 INLINE 65570721 3986699837 244 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 125448759 4654148959 531 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

10142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 457519 169739549 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10152011 INLINE 120392144 7319842355 448 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10152011 INLINE 32247896 1960672077 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 107 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10152011 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 227 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10152011 INLINE 101043406 6143439085 376 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10162011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 90441176 335536763 424 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10192011 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 251 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10202011 PIC‐CLOR 60 19912032 776569248 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10212011 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 77 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 23

10212011 INLINE 142674544 8674612275 554 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10222011 INLINE 68795511 4182767069 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10222011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 102366187 3797785538 431 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 159393717 5913506901 56 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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10232011 PIC‐CLOR 60 10255896 399979944 282 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

10252011 PIC‐CLOR 60 17033184 664294176 584 A SPINACH M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 79696859 2956753469 342 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 12

10262011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 32823299 1217744393 138 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

10272011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 1416833 525645043 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10282011 PIC‐CLOR 60 72451008 2825589312 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

10292011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10292011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 96521751 3580956962 356 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10292011 INLINE 71337272 4337306138 277 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10302011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14463504 5365959984 61 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

10312011 INLINE 130827921 7954337597 508 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

1112011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 39435186 1463045401 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

1122011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 43213408 1603217437 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

1122011 INLINE 97975378 5956902982 35 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

1152011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 INLINE 141364473 8594959958 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

1182011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 14758678 5475469538 65 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11102011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 69365784 2573470586 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

11142011 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 247945782 9198788512 1057 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

522012 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 01 A SPINACH M 15S 03E 01

6182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 90683712 3536664768 252 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

6242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 98840448 3854777472 274 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

742012 PIC‐CLOR 60 229588128 8953936992 625 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

7182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 147780864 5763453696 403 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 83726496 3265333344 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

7292012 PIC‐CLOR 60 73530576 2867692464 205 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8182012 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 41623344 1623310416 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

8192012 PIC‐CLOR 60 195761664 7634704896 54 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8202012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40543776 1581207264 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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8212012 PIC‐CLOR 60 4318272 168412608 111 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8232012 PIC‐CLOR 60 28248696 1101699144 735 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8242012 PIC‐CLOR 60 51819264 2020951296 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8252012 PIC‐CLOR 60 5337864 208176696 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 36

8262012 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8272012 PIC‐CLOR 60 48460608 1889963712 121 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 17

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8876448 346181472 23 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8282012 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 202 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

8312012 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

912012 PIC‐CLOR 60 112395024 4383405936 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 34666128 1351978992 876 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

922012 PIC‐CLOR 60 10375848 404658072 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 107716896 4200958944 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

932012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 169724791 6296789746 723 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

942012 PIC‐CLOR 60 95121936 3709755504 24 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

942012 INLINE 44553603 2708859062 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

952012 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 238 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

962012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

982012 PIC‐CLOR 60 75449808 2942542512 189 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9912 PIC‐CLOR 60 64834056 2528528184 153 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

91112 PIC‐CLOR 60 54218304 2114513856 137 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 119112336 4645381104 298 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91312 PIC‐CLOR 60 10915632 425709648 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

91412 PIC‐CLOR 60 58296672 2273570208 147 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91412 INLINE 61584523 3744338998 239 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91412 INLINE 62704242 3812417914 233 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91512 PIC‐CLOR 60 211475376 8247539664 53 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

91512 INLINE 80619739 4901680131 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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  • CORRELATING AGRICULTURAL USE WITH AMBIENT CONCENTRATION OF 13-DICHLOROPROPENE DURING THE PERIOD OF 2011-2014
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  • 21 Chemical Description
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  • 22 Environmental Persistence
  • 23 Regulation and Human Health
  • 24 Use Profile
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91612 PIC‐CLOR 60 5877648 229228272 148 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91712 PIC‐CLOR 60 320631696 1250463614 81 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91712 INLINE 83038331 5048730525 309 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 47500992 1852538688 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 103398624 4032546336 291 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91812 PIC‐CLOR 60 56617344 2208076416 14 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

91912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 91503801 3394791017 392 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

92012 PIC‐CLOR 60 58056768 2264213952 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92112 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92412 INLINE 59389875 36109044 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 115117685 4270866114 50 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

92412 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92512 INLINE 45684519 2777618755 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 19

92512 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92612 PIC‐CLOR 60 89124336 3475849104 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92712 PIC‐CLOR 60 12355056 481847184 308 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92712 INLINE 48371844 2941008115 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92712 INLINE 45147054 2744940883 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92812 PIC‐CLOR 60 46061568 1796401152 114 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

92912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 64294272 2507476608 161 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 100359007 372331916 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

93012 PIC‐CLOR 60 79528176 3101598864 1985 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10112 INLINE 55896353 3398498262 208 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 60215404 2233991488 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 80607744 3143702016 193 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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10212 PIC‐CLOR 60 115033968 4486324752 29 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 99320256 3873489984 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10312 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

10412 PIC‐CLOR 60 102439008 3995121312 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10412 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10512 PIC‐CLOR 60 279128304 1088600386 734 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 2243319 832271349 95 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10612 INLINE 54648986 3322658349 2122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10612 PIC‐CLOR 60 46661328 1819791792 119 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 59016384 2301638976 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 24794578 9198788438 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10712 PIC‐CLOR 60 101239488 3948340032 256 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10812 PIC‐CLOR 60 110475792 4308555888 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

10812 INLINE 55885155 3397817424 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 94455536 3504300386 402 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

10912 PIC‐CLOR 60 104238288 4065293232 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

10912 INLINE 47901562 291241497 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 71251488 2778808032 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 167452992 6530666688 456 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101012 PIC‐CLOR 60 66693312 2601039168 167 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 02

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 86005584 3354217776 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 66414049 2463961218 2789 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 INLINE 107492986 6535573549 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 177888816 6937663824 484 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

101212 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 42504991 1576935166 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101412 PIC‐CLOR 60 60095952 2343742128 15 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 18

101512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 108033519 4008043555 45 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101612 INLINE 11125524 6764318592 432 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

101712 INLINE 16930145 1029352816 63 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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  • CORRELATING AGRICULTURAL USE WITH AMBIENT CONCENTRATION OF 13-DICHLOROPROPENE DURING THE PERIOD OF 2011-2014
  • 1 Abstract
  • 2 Background
  • 21 Chemical Description
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  • 22 Environmental Persistence
  • 23 Regulation and Human Health
  • 24 Use Profile
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101712 PIC‐CLOR 60 125829648 4907356272 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 15

102012 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 9056376 353198664 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102012 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 46 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

102012 INLINE 67183116 4084733453 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102112 PIC‐CLOR 60 76409424 2979967536 194 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102412 INLINE 8061974 4901680192 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 505 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

102412 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 243223005 9023573486 103 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102612 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 4486638 1664542698 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 30

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

102912 INLINE 23693246 1440549357 92 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 3158357 1171750447 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

103112 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51005989 1892322192 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11212 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11312 INLINE 7726058 4697443264 3 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 40379742 1498088428 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11512 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 48054254 1782812823 2035 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11712 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53131239 1971168967 225 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

41813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 20662149 7665657279 9 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

61113 PIC‐CLOR 60 101719296 3967052544 26 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

62213 PIC‐CLOR 60 440343792 1717340789 1101 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

7713 PIC‐CLOR 60 246861216 9627587424 618 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

72013 PIC‐CLOR 60 271811232 1060063805 684 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

8113 PIC‐CLOR 60 114074352 4448899728 287 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 157 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

8413 PIC‐CLOR 60 18832464 734466096 471 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51699312 2016273168 119 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 16

81713 PIC‐CLOR 60 99200304 3868811856 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

81813 PIC‐CLOR 60 84446208 3293402112 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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  • CORRELATING AGRICULTURAL USE WITH AMBIENT CONCENTRATION OF 13-DICHLOROPROPENE DURING THE PERIOD OF 2011-2014
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82213 PIC‐CLOR 60 1019592 39764088 257 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

82313 PIC‐CLOR 60 79408224 3096920736 204 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 68132736 2657176704 188 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82413 PIC‐CLOR 60 71731296 2797520544 184 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

82513 PIC‐CLOR 60 8636544 336825216 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82613 PIC‐CLOR 60 279008352 1088132573 769 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

83013 PIC‐CLOR 60 66813264 2605717296 168 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 141711293 5526740427 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

9513 PIC‐CLOR 60 109876032 4285165248 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9713 PIC‐CLOR 60 78688512 3068851968 198 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9813 PIC‐CLOR 60 51339456 2002238784 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

9913 PIC‐CLOR 60 196241472 7653417408 467 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 60815664 2371810896 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

91013 PIC‐CLOR 60 55057968 2147260752 131 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91013 INLINE 8129157 4942527456 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8036784 313434576 192 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

91213 PIC‐CLOR 60 959616 37425024 245 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 43542576 1698160464 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91313 PIC‐CLOR 60 13134744 512255016 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 80727696 3148380144 221 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 05

91413 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 248 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

91513 PIC‐CLOR 60 123910416 4832506224 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

91613 PIC‐CLOR 60 117073152 4565852928 30 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 157856832 6156416448 427 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 41503392 1618632288 112 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91713 INLINE 67989313 413375023 276 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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91713 PIC‐CLOR 60 66933216 2610395424 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 136 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 23613884 8760750964 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 83486592 3255977088 217 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 5937624 231567336 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91913 INLINE 5419438 3295018304 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 5903471 2190187741 265 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 58656528 2287604592 152 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92013 PIC‐CLOR 60 194562144 7587923616 485 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 01

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 96201504 3751858656 263 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92113 INLINE 62569875 38042484 254 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92213 PIC‐CLOR 60 78928416 3078208224 186 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92313 PIC‐CLOR 60 190363824 7424189136 454 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

92313 INLINE 42862828 2606059942 174 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 106262478 3942337934 452 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 179928 7017192 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

92513 INLINE 57150437 347474657 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92513 PIC‐CLOR 60 149700096 5838303744 37 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 59616144 2325029616 141 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 80847648 3153058272 191 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92613 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

92713 INLINE 46804237 284569761 19 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 5817672 226889208 162 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 40063968 1562494752 105 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92813 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 35420826 1314112645 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 74010384 2886404976 173 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 31

93013 PIC‐CLOR 60 64054368 2498120352 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 93274842 3460496638 396 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

10113 PIC‐CLOR 60 8336664 325129896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 69092352 2694601728 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 24

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 3238704 126309456 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

10213 PIC‐CLOR 60 57097152 2226788928 144 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 116113536 4528427904 307 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 103638528 4041902592 288 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

10513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 501 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 17710413 6570563223 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

10613 PIC‐CLOR 60 9176328 357876792 216 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

10913 INLINE 17243666 1048414893 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

10913 INLINE 24633809 1497735587 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 11

101013 PIC‐CLOR 60 569772 22221108 143 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 02

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 34003993 126154814 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

101213 PIC‐CLOR 60 51939216 2025629424 128 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 10

101313 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 82648594 3066262837 28 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 47227768 1752150193 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

101413 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 139558054 5177603803 473 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 20

101513 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 41324297 1533131419 14 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

101713 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 11806942 4380375482 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 254658096 9931665744 637 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 11

101913 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 36837659 1366677149 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

102413 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 235 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 08

102613 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 51360198 1905463346 2175 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11113 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 63757487 2365402768 318 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 13

11413 PIC‐CLOR 60 101225094 3947778666 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 27

62014 PIC‐CLOR 60 86125536 3358895904 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

7514 TELONE II 28841459 2812042253 129 A CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPPA WON BOK CELERY CABBAGE) M 15S 04E 18

7514 PIC‐CLOR 60 222391008 8673249312 614 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

71214 PIC‐CLOR 60 75809664 2956576896 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72014 PIC‐CLOR 60 72091152 2811554928 199 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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72914 PIC‐CLOR 60 205477776 8013633264 563 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

8914 PIC‐CLOR 60 7017192 273670488 195 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81414 PIC‐CLOR 60 87804864 3424389696 228 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

81614 PIC‐CLOR 60 91283472 3560055408 218 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

81914 PIC‐CLOR 60 73890432 2881726848 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

82614 PIC‐CLOR 60 34546176 1347300864 82 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 100279872 3910915008 259 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

82814 PIC‐CLOR 60 88284672 3443102208 22 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

82914 PIC‐CLOR 60 53018784 2067732576 133 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 18

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 65613744 2558936016 156 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

83014 PIC‐CLOR 60 87924816 3429067824 209 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

83114 PIC‐CLOR 60 12415032 484186248 312 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 8756496 341503344 207 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

9214 PIC‐CLOR 60 5517792 215193888 113 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

9314 PIC‐CLOR 60 106277472 4144821408 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

9514 PIC‐CLOR 60 98720496 3850099344 255 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9614 PIC‐CLOR 60 103878432 4051258848 268 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9714 PIC‐CLOR 60 98000784 3822030576 273 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 25

9814 PIC‐CLOR 60 45101952 1758976128 111 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

9914 PIC‐CLOR 60 60302269 2351788491 125 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 181 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 40375843 1574657877 102 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91114 PIC‐CLOR 60 50172323 1956720597 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91314 PIC‐CLOR 60 62614944 2441982816 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

91514 PIC‐CLOR 60 7676928 299400192 182 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 111315456 4341302784 264 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 02E 01

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 7916832 308756448 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91614 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 151499376 5908475664 358 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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91714 PIC‐CLOR 60 9956016 388284624 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

91814 PIC‐CLOR 60 5457816 212854824 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 11935224 465473736 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 31

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 124030368 4837184352 314 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 98480592 3840743088 249 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

91914 PIC‐CLOR 60 2518992 98240688 6 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54807825 2033370308 211 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 31667328 1235025792 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 1919232 74850048 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 82047168 3199839552 171 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92014 PIC‐CLOR 60 4738104 184786056 129 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 98120736 3826708704 247 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 76529376 2984645664 18 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 09

92114 PIC‐CLOR 60 43902432 1712194848 104 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 102918816 4013833824 243 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

92214 PIC‐CLOR 60 3358656 130987584 8 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 24

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 48340656 1885285584 12 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92314 PIC‐CLOR 60 126669312 4940103168 349 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 08

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 85718399 3180152603 33 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 69452208 2708636112 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 419832 16373448 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92414 PIC‐CLOR 60 103977992 4055141688 219 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 94954 3703206 2 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92514 PIC‐CLOR 60 84926016 3312114624 177 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 56257488 2194042032 132 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

92614 PIC‐CLOR 60 48700512 1899319968 122 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 36

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 108316656 4224349584 258 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 26

92714 PIC‐CLOR 60 63214704 2465373456 16 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 85405824 3330827136 214 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

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312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

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POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

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472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 59976 2339064 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

92814 PIC‐CLOR 60 21231504 828028656 5 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 12

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 27708912 1080647568 7 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

93014 PIC‐CLOR 60 90203904 3517952256 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52836065 1960218012 179 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88847239 3296232567 301 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1439424 56137536 36 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 08

10114 PIC‐CLOR 60 87684912 3419711568 221 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 35

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 65493792 2554257888 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 81940177 3039980567 347 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 22550976 879488064 55 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 88256891 3274330656 299 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 46932594 1741199237 159 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 11455416 446761224 27 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 10

10314 PIC‐CLOR 60 84212302 3284279778 20 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 106217496 4142482344 253 A LETTUCE LEAF (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80051067 2969894586 339 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 34438219 1343090541 17 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 15

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 15353856 598800384 40 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10514 PIC‐CLOR 60 80007984 3120311376 172 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 02E 25

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 5757696 224550144 15 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 19481454 7227619434 66 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 80995622 3004937576 343 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 30

10614 PIC‐CLOR 60 99792867 3891921813 237 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54548072 2023733471 21 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 03

10814 PIC‐CLOR 60 55297872 2156617008 13 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 3838464 149700096 10 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 03

101014 PIC‐CLOR 60 16673328 650259792 4 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 18

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 1619352 63154728 383 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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101114 PIC‐CLOR 60 88668518 3458072202 224 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101214 PIC‐CLOR 60 64918022 2531802858 164 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 7077168 276009552 176 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

101314 PIC‐CLOR 60 6477408 252618912 134 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 30

101414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 50769851 1883561472 215 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101614 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 54075794 2006211957 229 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101714 PIC‐CLOR 60 58896432 2296960848 149 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 04E 32

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 52658961 1953647453 223 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 06

101814 PIC‐CLOR 60 99440208 3878168112 25 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 06

102014 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 105672131 392043606 373 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 03E 07

102214 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 53367378 1979929724 226 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

102414 PIC‐CLOR 60 EC 92094148 3416692891 39 A STRAWBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 15S 04E 16

11814 PIC‐CLOR 60 42702912 1665413568 108 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111514 PIC‐CLOR 60 1079568 42103152 27 A RASPBERRY (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 14S 03E 14

111714 PIC‐CLOR 60 33346656 1300519584 81 A BLACKBERRY M 14S 03E 02

TABLE 12 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF SHAFTER AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

AREA TREATED

UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

312011 TELONE II CA 91878299 8958134153 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

342011 TELONE II CA 83609353 8151911918 2457 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3182011 TELONE II CA 3564462 347535045 29 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

442011 TELONE II CA 3322119 3239066025 27 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

5202011 TELONE II CA 4129929 4026680775 16 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 24

10122011 TELONE II CA 153797043 1499521169 452 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10142011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10152011 TELONE II CA 154137333 1502838997 453 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 3954634 385576815 245 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

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472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 6053022 590169645 375 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 115007517 1121323291 338 A ALMOND M 27S 26E 19

10162011 TELONE II CA 16693698 1627635555 204 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10162011 TELONE II CA 49344776 481111566 603 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10252011 TELONE II CA 45338341 4420488248 57 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 16

10252011 TELONE II CA 64624806 6300918585 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11162011 TELONE II CA 23406297 2282113958 19 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 25 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

11302011 TELONE II CA 83305415 8122277963 50 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 24E 25

2282012 TELONE II CA 15299418 1491693255 4496 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

322012 TELONE II CA 115698599 112806134 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

3272012 TELONE II CA 38795079 3782520203 34 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

422012 TELONE II CA 129310199 126077444 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

4242012 TELONE II CA 43359206 4227522585 38 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 27S 25E 28

7212012 TELONE II CA 9693721 9451377975 80 A CARROTS GENERAL M 29S 26E 06

7312012 TELONE II 7418698 723323055 276 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

7312012 TELONE II CA 239313736 2333308926 79 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 04

8102012 TELONE II CA 87849346 8565311235 725 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 08

10112012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 01

10132012 TELONE II 15040648 146646318 185 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142012 TELONE II 33434954 3259908015 397 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10172012 TELONE II 34654466 3378810435 426 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

10182012 TELONE II 54471536 531097476 669 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11242012 TELONE II 97459334 9502285065 73 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

1272012 TELONE II 79166654 7718748765 26 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 08

172013 TELONE II 5487804 53506089 20 A ALMOND M 27S 24E 35

1112013 TELONE II 98373968 959146188 287 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

1182013 TELONE II 75345516 734618781 22 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 31

1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

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POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

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472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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1192013 TELONE II 304878 29725605 1 A CHERRY M 28S 25E 04

2142013 TELONE II 36788612 358688967 294 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

2272013 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 29 A GRAPES M 28S 25E 17

7142013 TELONE II 78455272 764938902 643 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 03

7312013 TELONE II SOIL FUMIGANT 43477685 408690239 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

7312013 TELONE II 43800806 4270578585 36 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 07

9242013 TELONE II 91158522 8887955895 27 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 359 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

10142013 TELONE II 29166662 2843749545 36 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 07

1182013 TELONE II 76016248 741158418 222 A ALMOND M 29S 25E 01

11292013 TELONE II 77400394 7546538415 226 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

1252013 TELONE II 17174794 1674542415 502 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12132013 TELONE II 34959344 340853604 42 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 25E 19

12232013 TELONE II 3533536 34451976 285 A GRAPES WINE M 28S 25E 03

12242013 TELONE II 85619905 8347940738 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

12272013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 06

1252014 TELONE II 3099593 3022103175 25 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 33

3212014 TELONE II 92073156 897713271 74 A CARROTS GENERAL M 28S 25E 13

422014 TELONE II 63617876 620274291 186 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

4242014 TELONE II 2337398 227896305 188 A GRAPES M 27S 25E 28

8152014 TELONE II 11890242 1159298595 347 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

8252014 TELONE II 97154456 947255946 284 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

952014 TELONE II 43292676 422103591 348 A GRAPES WINE M 27S 25E 28

9262014 TELONE II 9806909 9561736275 2915 A ALMOND M 29S 26E 06

10232014 TELONE II 122408517 1193483041 365 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 20

10312014 TELONE II 8384145 8174541375 25 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 04

10312014 TELONE II 117784534 1148399207 351 A ALMOND M 28S 26E 09

11172014 TELONE II 51219504 499390164 63 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 06

11192014 TELONE II 3252032 31707312 96 A ALMOND M 27S 25E 32

11192014 TELONE II 58333324 568749909 702 A POTATO (WHITE IRISH RED RUSSET) M 28S 26E 17

11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

POUNDS PRODUCT APPLIED

POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

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UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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11252014 TELONE II 64451209 6283992878 2114 A ALMOND M 28S 25E 32

TABLE 13 APPLICATIONS MADE WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS OF RIPON AMN STATION

DATE PRODUCT NAME

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POUNDS CHEMICAL APPLIED

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UNIT AREA COMMODITY NAME MTRS

472011 TELONE II CA 83507367 8141968283 246 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

492011 TELONE II CA 14136676 137832591 117 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

492011 TELONE II CA 19589394 1909965915 12 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 29

4212011 TELONE II CA 60585756 590711121 50 A CARROTS GENERAL M 02S 07E 29

5312011 TELONE II CA 55314795 5393192513 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

632011 TELONE II CA 4117509 4014571275 121 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 02

7122011 TELONE II CA 51280794 4999877415 1507 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 16

7212011 TELONE II CA 64655099 6303872153 19 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

8222011 TELONE II CA 68057999 6635654903 20 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

8252011 TELONE II CA 143487265 1399000834 36 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

10112011 TELONE II CA 30992643 3021782693 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10112011 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 931 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10142011 TELONE II 17206298 1677614055 51 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 03

10152011 TELONE II 21951216 214024356 641 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

10172011 TELONE II 11382112 110975592 335 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

10232011 TELONE II CA 71491192 697039122 2101 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 14

10272011 TELONE II CA 27869448 271727118 82 A PEACH M 02S 08E 16

10272011 TELONE II 32603653 3178856168 952 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 05

1112011 TELONE II CA 93925088 915769608 369 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 02S 07E 34

1122011 TELONE II CA 48892705 4767038738 192 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1142011 TELONE C‐35 54806402 3474725887 1013 A PEACH M 02S 08E 13

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 205 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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1172011 TELONE II CA 69269714 6753797115 2005 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 22

1172011 TELONE II CA 2403235 2343154125 71 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 25

11112011 TELONE II CA 60383803 5887420793 177 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 23

11112011 TELONE II CA 129148637 1259199211 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11152011 TELONE II CA 139518898 1360309256 41 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 33

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11162011 TELONE II CA 42511005 4144822988 124 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 17

11172011 TELONE II CA 5849555 5703316125 172 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 01S 08E 34

11172011 TELONE II CA 57354516 559206531 169 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

11172011 TELONE II CA 3300813 3218292675 97 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 32

11192011 TELONE II CA 164288375 1601811656 484 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11232011 TELONE II CA 56849634 5542839315 1671 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1222011 TELONE II CA 37563169 3662408978 1104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 28

1252011 TELONE II CA 1009763 984518925 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1252011 TELONE II CA 7371267 7186985325 22 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

12292011 TELONE II CA 12218127 1191267383 36 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 33

1102012 TELONE II CA 71460899 6967437653 21 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

1242012 TELONE II CA 60571619 5905732853 178 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 25

5242012 TELONE II CA 153130498 1493022356 45 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

632012 TELONE II CA 99966497 9746733458 55 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

672012 TELONE II 31707312 309146292 93 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 06

6142012 TELONE II CA 29493146 2875581735 885 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

6212012 TELONE II CA 126503059 1233404825 696 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

7142012 TELONE II CA 90878634 8860666815 50 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 07E 14

9172012 TELONE II 9589429 9349693275 28 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10182012 TELONE II 13313006 1298018085 37 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 11

10202012 TELONE II 30823166 3005258685 9 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

10292012 TELONE II 46341456 451829196 135 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10292012 TELONE C‐35 4409069 2795349746 88 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 70731696 689634036 207 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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10302012 TELONE II 13109754 1278201015 385 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 11

1162012 TELONE II 24288614 2368139865 71 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 15

11162012 TELONE II 1168699 1139481525 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11162012 TELONE II 6335873 6177476175 185 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11172012 TELONE II 609756 5945121 178 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11172012 TELONE II 29065036 283384101 85 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202012 TELONE II 355691 346798725 104 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 2794715 2724847125 816 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 12

11202012 TELONE II 19715444 192225579 58 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 8536584 83231694 25 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

11202012 TELONE II 78770313 7680105518 23 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 26

11202012 TELONE II 26117882 2546493495 763 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

11262012 TELONE II 109552828 1068140073 32 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11272012 TELONE II 293089384 2857621494 85 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 35

11272012 TELONE II 148772334 1450530257 4344 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

11282012 TELONE II 1026423 1000762425 03 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

11292012 TELONE II 86178848 840243768 25 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 27

11302012 TELONE II 157926804 1539786339 455 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 121580265 1185407584 355 A APPLE M 02S 08E 27

12102012 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 28

12102012 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 10 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

12112012 TELONE II 34247962 3339176295 10 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 01

12112012 TELONE II 6301625 6144084375 184 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 32

12112012 TELONE II 83222548 811419843 243 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 25

12152012 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 15

12192012 TELONE II 128429858 1252191116 375 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II 68495924 667835259 20 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 33

1232013 TELONE II 119867867 1168711703 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 34

1232013 TELONE II CA 2539351 2475867225 773 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 13

642013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A UNCULTIVATED AGRICULTURAL AREAS (ALL OR UNSPEC) M 03S 08E 17

8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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8212013 TELONE II 39385156 384005271 115 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 31

8212013 TELONE II CA 50185201 4893057098 16 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

9252013 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 26

9302013 TELONE II 15142274 1476371715 442 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 09

10112013 PIC‐CLOR 60 10615752 414014328 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

10182013 TELONE II 72560964 707469399 212 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 33

1162013 TELONE II 4346544 42378804 136 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 01

1172013 TELONE II 63719502 6212651445 19 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

1172013 TELONE II 78576207 7661180183 638 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1182013 TELONE II 80670719 7865395103 655 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 08E 30

11152013 TELONE II 16666664 162499974 49 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

11162013 TELONE II 91361774 8907772965 267 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 15

11202013 TELONE II 12671746 1235495235 37 A CHERRY M 03S 08E 15

11212013 TELONE II 16463412 160518267 481 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 17

11222013 TELONE II 56605682 5519053995 166 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 11

11232013 TELONE II 61646332 601051737 18 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 09

11242013 TELONE II 13008128 126829248 38 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11242013 TELONE II 20020322 1951981395 585 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

11252013 TELONE II 20731704 202134114 61 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 10

11252013 TELONE II 39024384 380487744 114 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 26

11302013 TELONE II 6808942 663871845 199 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 16

1222013 TELONE II 119182908 1162033353 348 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1222013 TELONE C‐35 229271588 1453581868 439 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 24

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 149 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1242013 TELONE II 18699184 182317044 55 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 62398364 608384049 182 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 02

1242013 TELONE II 1575203 1535822925 46 A GRAPES M 02S 08E 06

1242013 TELONE II 50813 49542675 169 A ALMOND M 03S 07E 03

1252013 TELONE II 10579267 1031478533 31 A ALMOND M 01S 07E 36

1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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1252013 TELONE II 15411583 1502629343 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 14

1292013 TELONE II 35264222 3438261645 129 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 17

12102013 TELONE II 29453247 2871691583 86 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 24

12102013 TELONE II 42124993 4107186818 123 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 35

12112013 TELONE II 30138207 2938475183 88 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 16

12162013 TELONE II 19918696 194207286 58 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 17

12192013 TELONE II 52134138 5083078455 17 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 07E 04

12212013 TELONE II 2845528 27743898 83 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 13

12232013 TELONE II 94181896 918273486 275 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 21

182014 TELONE II 10569104 103048764 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 16

1152014 TELONE II 12479673 1216768118 4 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 08

5172014 TELONE II 70843485 6907239788 206 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 04

6272014 TELONE II 17479672 170426802 51 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 13

772014 TELONE II 52601618 5128657755 154 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 05

962014 TELONE II 95894294 9349693665 28 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 03S 08E 16

9272014 TELONE II 7192072 70122702 21 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

9282014 TELONE II 126148354 1229946452 368 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1042014 TELONE II 54796739 5342682053 16 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 03S 08E 10

10122014 TELONE II 92642262 9032620545 271 A PEACH M 02S 08E 27

1182014 TELONE II 94918684 925457169 277 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 02

11102014 TELONE II 48699179 4748169953 1452 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 07

11112014 TELONE II 25711378 2506859355 74 A WALNUT (ENGLISH WALNUT PERSIAN WALNUT) M 02S 08E 36

11112014 TELONE II 33231702 3240090945 97 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 09

11112014 TELONE C‐35 56871409 3605647331 109 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11112014 TELONE II 52947146 5162346735 153 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

11142014 TELONE II 31192068 304122663 93 A ALMOND M 01S 08E 34

11142014 TELONE II 17123981 1669588148 5 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 13

11152014 TELONE II 36423775 3551318063 1086 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 02

11152014 TELONE II 924695 901577625 27 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 17

11172014 TELONE II 51371943 5008764443 15 A CHERRY M 02S 08E 14

11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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11192014 TELONE II 58564015 5709991463 171 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11202014 TELONE II 251722521 245429458 735 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 23

11252014 TELONE II 6849592 66783522 2 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 13699185 1335670538 4 A ALMOND M 03S 08E 09

11252014 TELONE II 97264212 948326067 284 A ALMOND M 02S 07E 35

11292014 TELONE C‐35 76583854 4855416344 147 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11292014 TELONE II 166102616 1619500506 485 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

11302014 TELONE II 64126006 6252285585 187 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

11302014 TELONE C‐35 78927916 5004029874 151 A ALMOND M 02S 08E 24

1212014 TELONE II 120010143 1170098894 35 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 27

1212014 TELONE II 22184956 216303321 65 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 25

1282014 TELONE II 31524385 3073627538 92 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 22

1282014 TELONE II 4502032 43894812 13 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 10

1292014 TELONE C‐35 37984967 2408246908 73 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 31910564 311127999 93 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 07E 01

1292014 TELONE II 8373982 816463245 24 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 36

1292014 TELONE II 27103654 2642606265 79 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

12112014 TELONE II 46300806 4514328585 136 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12302014 TELONE II 66280477 6462346508 194 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 01S 07E 35

12312014 TELONE II 15406502 1502133945 45 A SOIL APPLICATION PREPLANT‐OUTDOOR (SEEDBEDSETC) M 02S 08E 15

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