"'-,"':>;'1' rt., ~:, ',' gallon /,'0-,'

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:

'Contains 5.0 pounds ofpipcronyl per galloo ·Designed fot use on minor aops

-Can be used up to and including the day of harvest ·Can be used as a tank-mixed exciter

Pyrethrins _ ..•••.• _.-..................................................................................................................................... . -Piperonyl Butoxide, Technical........................................................................... . ..................... .

-oTHER INGREDIENTS: ._ .................................................................................................................. . TOTAL:

.~ to 48.0% (butylcarbitylX6-propylpipcronyl) ether and 12.0% related compounds. -cc.uias Petroleum Distillates

PRF.!.'ITOXe • Registered Trademark ofPnmtiss Incorporated PYRO~YV" - Trademark ofPrmtiss Incorporated EPA Reg. No. 6SS489 EPA Est No. 655·GA-l

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF ClIlLDREN

CAUTION

6.0% 60.0%

l4.ll'li 100.0%

FIRST AID .~

IfSwaDowrd: Do not induce vomiting unless directed by a physician. Contains P<!trol<!um Solwnl. Call a physician or poison control center at once. Itlnhaled: Remove victim to fresh air. Apply artificial respiration if indicated. ItOa SIdn: Wash affected areas with soap and water. ICIn Eyes: Flush.ryes ",;th pknty of water. Call a physician if irritation persists.

SEE INSIDE LEAFLET FOR ADDITIONAL PRECAUTIONARY STATE:\tENTS

6/98

PRE~TISS INCORPORATED Plant: Kaolin Road, Sandersville. GA 31082 Office: C.B. 2000. Floral Park.. NY 11002-2000

ACC PTED

AUG 1;:S JH98 I1ndep . ~ u... Pecler&/ 1n_,<>Ido,

eo &ad BoderrtJolcle Act !! .. T'eo!, (or the I"'1IIoIde 0 ,-.-1'Od IIDder IPA Bet.·No. "t6"S-'f'i?7

Page - 1

... • • ...

• < < f

{(. I

{ ( ( (:

" •••• .. .

• •• .. .

)

Prcntox Pyronyl Crop Spray. EPA Reg. No. 6SS-489

PRENTOX® PYRONYL™ cRoP SPRAY Authorized by U.S.D.A. for use in FederaJlyInspected meaf and pouJtry,wots

ACJ'IVE INGREDIENTS: Pyrethrins .............................................................................. ..: ... _~_ ................... ---...:...-*Piperonyl Butoxide. Technical ..•..•...•..•.•..•.•....••• _ .•••• _._._;_.""'-'-_--'c""

··INERT INGREDIENTS: ............................ : ..................................... ___ ._. _._ .. ~._._ ................ : .. _ ... ____ .... _ TOTAV

·Equivalent 10 48.0% (butylcarbityIX6·propylpiperonyl) ether -and 12.0%.relattd ccmpouods. ·"Contains Petroleum Distillates

PRENTOX"· Registered Trademark. of Prentiss Incorporated PYRONYL nI. Trademark oCPrentiss Incorporated

KEE·P OUT OF REACH OF CIIILDREN

CAUTION FIRST AID

6.0% 60.0% ~

100.0%

,:J , .

It SwaDowed: Do not induce vomiting unless direckd by a physician. Contains Petroleum SolvenL Call a physiciaa IX ~ contnJI center at coce.. I£InhaJed: Remove victim to fresh air. Apply artificial respiration itindicated. IrOn Skin: Wash affected areas with.sOap and water. Irln Eyes: FJush eyes with plenty of water. Call a physician ifinitatioo persists..

, •. PRECAUTIONARY STATE~IDTS HAZARDS TO I1UMAI'iS & OO:\lESTIC .-\Nl:'\L\LS

CALilOS

Harmful ifswallowed or inhaled. Avoid breathing spray mist. Do not g.:l in e)';!S.. ..\xoid Cffi(;lct with Skin.vf c1olhi:'-% w~ :.'uroug:-,,:y \~ith ~ Ul..:l water after handling.

Personal Protective Equipment: Some materials that are chemical-resistant to this product are listed below. If you W:lIlt mor.: options., foll.:.w the iru:::-.1-"lIOIS i.:.r C:lleg.:cy E on an EPA chemical resistance category selection chart. AppUa.ton and other handlers must wear long-sleeved shirt and loogpants. dJanic:ll ... ~istanl gloves such as l:wTIer ~. rloile rubber. neoprene rubber. or viton. and shoes plus socks. Follow manufa .. 'turer's UbiIUC!ions for cl~~'1.!nglm:lint:1ini."1g PPE_ = 7lC' SlL-'-:: ~.stru=t:':rs for was~les. use detergent and hot water. Keep and wash PPE separately from other laundry.

Engineering Controls Statements: When handlers use closed systems. enclosed cabs. or aircraft in a lIl:UlI'Io:f that m~ts the r~ir.:m.:nts listed in the 1,\:,:)~:::- ?:-~ction Sundard C.rPS) for agricultural pesticides [40 CFR 170.240 (d)(4-6)] the handler PPE rc:quirem~ts m:l)' t>: reduced or modified :!.S ~:::i:~ In the "\llS. When using in an enclosed area, do not remain in treated area. Ventilabe the ate3 aiL..,. treat:Tlent is complaed. Food shoutr ~ remov:d or covered during Igatments. All food processing surfaces should be covered during trea.tmmt or thor0Ughly clewed. with an de=tp .. '! ~ng .::.xnpound followed by a potable water rinse before use. When using this product in th<!S¢ are:a..s., a.pply only when facility is 00l In o~. Do not apply as a space spray while food processing is under.vay. Except in Federally insp¢..'ted meat and poultry pbnts. i:.o:o.:l. ptoCeSling operations may continue when this product is applied as a surface spray with care and in accord3nce 'IoIolth the directi~:lS and pr---=autllllS ~ven abr\)'ie.

USER SAFETY RECO~I~IE~D.-\ nONS Users should wash hands before ealing. drinking. chewing gum. using tob3.cco or using the toilel Remove dothing ~ if pesticide gets imide. Then wash thoroughly and put on clean clothing. Remove PPE immediatdy a.fter tundling this product.. Wash the autsilk:f g50Ve5 More remt»-ing.. As soon as possible, wash thoroughly and change into clean clothing.

ENVlRONMEYr AL HAZARDS This product is toxic to fish. For terrestrial uses, do not apply directly to W31er, or to areas ~ilere surface "'"3.ier is pr-smt trIO intertibJ are3S below the mean high water mark:. Do not contaminate water when disposing 01 o!qUipmenl ~ 00 not 3.pply direcdy 1O·~ excep. as indicaled in the Directions for use.

PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL IIAZARDS Do not use or store near heat or open flanle. Do not use in undiluted fann.

> • • •

> > > >

) ) ) J

•

/ -'

)

" J

Prcntox Pyronyl Crop spray. EPA Reg. No. 65S-489

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL

])0 DOl CODlamin:atc water. food. or feed by storage or disposal.

PESTICIDE STORACE AND SPILL PROCEDURES: Store upright at room te.tnpcs:llturc. Avoid exposure to cxtr;me temperatures. In case of spill or leakage soak up with absorbent material such as sand, sawdust, ~ fullcr'~_ ~arth. ~ Dispose of with chemical waste.

PESTICIDE DISPOSAL: Pesticide, spray mixture. or rinse water ~t cannat be used according to label instructions must be disposed of at or by an approved waste disposal facility. • .

CONT AJNER DISPOSAL: Triple rinse (or equivalent). then offer for recycling or reconditioning. or punctu.re and dispose of in a sanitary landfill. or by other approved State and local procedures.

CONTAL.~ERS ONE GALLON Al'lD SMALLER: Do not reuse container. Wrap caRbiner inseverallayeri of newspaper and discard in trash.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE It is a viobtion ofFedeTalbw to use this product in a maJ'Uler inconsistent with its labeling.

Pyronyl Crop Spray is relatively non-toxic to Honey Bee:s. To maximize this benefit. apply early in the morning or late in the evening.

For any requirements specific to your ~tate or Tribe. consult the agency responsible for pesticide regulation. Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other penons. either directly or through drift Only protected handlers may be in thle area during application.

AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTS

Usc this product only in accordance with its labding and with the Worker Protection Standard. 40 CFR part 170. This Standard contains requirements foe the prokCtion of agricultural workers on farms. forests. nurseries, and greenhouses, ami the handlers of agricultural pesticid<!S. It contains requirem.:nts for training. decont.'lminalion, n~tification, and emergency assist:l.nce. It also contains specific instructions and exceptions pertaining to the stalemmts on this label about personal protective equipment (PPE). and re!>1ticted-entry interval. 1lle requirements in this box only apply to uses of this~..,. that are covered by the Worker Protection Standard.

Do not enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval (REI) of 12 hourS.

PPE required for early entry to treated areas that is pennined under the Worker Protection Standard and til3.t involves contact with anything that has been treat..->d, such as plants. soil. or wJ.ter. is: cover3.lIs. chemical-resistant gloves. such as barri-.!r laminalo:, nitrilo: rubbo:r. neopreno: rubber or viton and shoes plus socks.

NON-AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTS

The requirements in this box apply to uses ofthis product that are NOT within the scope of the Worker Protection Standard for agricultural pesticides (40 CFR"Part 170). The WPS applies when this product is uso:d to produc-e agric-ultural plants on fanns. forests, nurseries, or gTo:o:nhouses.. Do not allow children or pets to contact treated surfaces until spray has dried.

HSE THROJJGH IRRIG.\TJON SYSTEM (CIIE\lIGATIONl* Refer to supplemental labeling entitl.:d ~DIRECTIONS FOR APPLICATION THROUGH IRRlGATIOS SYSTE~lS" (available through your Prentiss Incorporated distributor) for use directions for cho:migation. Do not apply this product through any irrigJ.tion system unless the supplemental labeling on chemigation is followed.

Pyronyl Crop Spray may bt- used on most crops because its active ingredients are exempt from tolerances when applied to growing crops. The crop grouping scheme used on this label was devised by the Envirorunental Protection Agency to expedite minor use pesticide registration. Each crop grouping OIl this label contains the phra.se "including. but not limited to," and then lists a number of crops in each group. This wording allows the use olPyronyl Crop Spray on crops that may not be specifically listed on this label (providing that the group to which the crop belongs is listed).

Pyronyl Crop Spray may be applied 10 the roUowinC crops:

ROOT AND TUBER VEGETABLES: Including. but not limited to, Arracacha; arrmwoot~ arrowroot. purple, artichoke., Japrulese; artichoke • .1ausaJcm; bed; beet, sugar; burdock, edible; crurot; cassava. bitter or sweet; celeriac (cdery rooc); chervil. turnip-rooted; chicory; chura; dasheen (taro); ginger; ginseng; h<neradish; leren; parsley, turnip-rooted; parsnip; potato; radish; radish, Japanese (Daikon); rutabaga; salsifY (oY$t":r'rJant); salsify. black; salsifY, Spanish; skirret; sweet potato; tanier (cocoyam); tumeric; turnip; yam. true; yam, bean. » ,

)))'} )

LEA YES OF ROOT AND TUBER VEGETABLES: Including. but not limited to, beet; beet, sugar. burdock. edi~le; ~f; cassavr) 'lj'1-:r or -'; cdaW:; cbcrvi~ tumip-rooted; cbieoty, nulish, rutab.ga; salsify, tanier:'l''PiPi tam.

13

(

(

LEGUME VEGETABLES: Including. but nollimited to. Beans (P'lulseoJus spp.) (includes adzuk..i beans, field beans, kidney beans, lima Iloem!. moth beans. mung beans. navy beans. pinto beans. rice beans, runner beans. snap beans, tepary beans, urd beans. wax beans); beans (Vigna spp.) (includes asparagus beans. bJaclceyed peas. catjang. Chinese longbean. cowpeas, crowder peas. southern peas., yardlong beans); broad bc3ns (rna beans ~ Vicia faba); chick peas (garbanzo beans); quar, jack~an (sword bean); lablah beans (hyacinth bean); lentils; peas (Piswn spp.) (mclu&s garden peas. field peas. sugar peas); pigeon peas; soybeans.

(

LEAVES OF LEGUME VEGETABLES: Including. but not limited to, Beans (Phaseolus spp.) (includes adzuki beans. field beans, kidncybcans. lima beans, moth beans. mung beans. navy beans. pinto beans. rice beans. rurmer beans. soap beans, tepary beans. urd beans. wax hems); beam (Vigna spp.) (includes asparagus beans, bJackeyed peas. catjang. Chinese longbean. Cowpens, crowder peas., southern peas. yardlong beans); broadbc:ms (faY.l. beans - Vicia faba); chick. peas (garbanzo beans); quar.jackhean (sword bean); lablab beans (hyacinth bean); lentils; pe:1S (Pisum spp.) (lDd~ , garden peas. field peas. sugar peas); pigeon peas; soybeans.

FRUITING VEGETABLES: Including. but not limited to, Eggplant; ground cherry (Physalis spp.); pepinos (solanum muricatum); pepper-(oou<ks bell peppeB. chili peppers. cooking peppers, pimento. sweet pepP¢l"S); tom3tillo; tomatoes.

CUCURBIT VEGETABLES, Including. but not limited to, Balsam pear (biuer melon); Chinese waxgourd (Chinese preserving melon); citron melon; cucumber. ghm:.in; gD.::"\h. edible (Lagenaria spp., Lutfa acutangula, L cyclindrica); melons, including hybrids (Cucumis mdo) (including cantaloupe, cas<lb:t, crenshaw. honeydew melons, honey balls, mango melon, muskmelon, Persian melon); pumpkin (Cucurbita spp.); squash, summer (Cucurbita ~ ~}f' melopepo); squash. winter (Cucurbita maxima, C. moschata); watermdon, including hybrids (Citrullus spp.); zucchini.

ORIENTAL VEGETABLES: acerola; atemoya; balsam pear (bitter mdon); caramboi:J.; Chinese broccoli (Gai Lon); Chinese cabbage (B.,:,K Choy. Napa); Chinese longbeans; Chinese mustard cabbagt- (Gai Choy); Chines.:- spinach; Chines.:-· waxgourd; cilanlrO; citron meion; dasht"t"tl; ginge:-. ginseng; Japanese artichoke; Japanese radish (Daikon); rambutan.

CITRUS FRUITS (Citrus spp., Fortunella spp.): IncJtlding, but not limited to, Calamondill; citrus ciu-on; citrus hybrids (Citrus spp.) (in::lu.;b chironja... tangelos, tangors); grapefruit; kumquats; Il!mon; limt-s; mandarin (tangl!rin.:-); orang.:-, sour, orange, sweet; pumme\o; satsU11l3 manda.-in.

POME FRUITS: Including. but not limi~ed to, appl.:-; crabappll!. loquat; pear, pear, oriental; quince.

STONE FRUITS: Including, but not limited to, apricot; cherry, sour, cherry, swe.:-t; nectarine; peach; plum and prune; plum, Chick:is.;l\v, plt= Damson; plum. Japanese.

Sl\1ALL FRUITS AND BERRIES: Including. but not limited to, blackb.:-rr:,r; blueberry; cranberry, currant; d<!wberry; elderberry: g~,-: grape; huckleberry, loganberry, olallie berry; raspberry, black and red; strawberry; youngberry.

SUBTROPICAL FRUITS: Including. but not limited 10. avocado; banana; carob; Barbados cherry, cherimoya; dales~ durian (Jackfruit); f~ fi~; guava; kiwifruit; Iychee; mango; papaya; passion fruit; persinunon; pint-appll!; pomegranate.

TREE NUTS; Including. but not limited to, almond; beech nut; Brazil nut; butternut; casht-w; chestnut; chinquapin; filbert (hazelnut); hick.~ nut; macadamia nut (bush nut); pecan; pistachio; walnut. black. and English (P.:rsian). .

CEREAL GRAINS: Inc1udi.ng. but not limit¢d to, barley, buckwhc:at; com (sweet and fidd);'milll!t; proso; oats; millet, pearl; popcorn: rice: ~ sorghum (milo); teosinte; triticale; wheat; wild rice. • • .

FORAG~ FODDER AND STRA W·OF CEREAL GRAINS: Iocluding, but not limited to, any grass (Gramineal family, green or cured.. acept sugarcane and those listed in the cereal grains group) pasture and range grasses, grass~ grown for hay and silage, Bennoda grass. blu.egra.ss. bromegrass, fescue.

GRASSES FOR SEED. FORAGE.. FODDER AND l~ Y: .Including. but not limited \0, any grass (Gramineal famil)" green or cured, e~ sugarcane and those listed iii. the cereal grain group) pasture and range grasst"S, grasses grown for hay and silage, Bennuda grass, blut-~ •• bromegrass. fescue. . ~. •

NONGRASS ANIMAL FEEDS, vetch. mi Ik.

. "" « Incloding, but not limito!d la, alfalfa; ~an, velvet; clover, kudzu; lespedeza; lupi"e; salnfdon; trefoil;, ... !l'1. crown;

- . . ,( (, (' « ••

. . . ( , HERBS AND SPICES: Including, but ·not limited to;' ~'(~); balm; b:uil; borage; bunnet; camomile; caraway. ~'tnip; chicory.::hi~ .Iory; coriander, ...uwuy, Clmtin; cuny leaf; dill; fennel (1IaIi!U1Ind ...... ~ fenugreek; horehound; hyssop; marigolb;'nlaljOIlU1\ ...... (o.eg.,); nwjoram,. wild~ mint; nasturtium; paprika; parsley. pennyroyal; rosemary, rue; sage; savory, sununer and winter. swl& L.t-I\ Day leal); t.ansY; tarragon; thyme~ wintergreen; woodruff; wonnwood. .. .. l ,

•••• •• • • • • •• •

Page - 4

/ ,-, ')

)

i'mIIox Pyronyl Crop Spray; EPA Reg. No. 655-489

ADDITIONAL CROPS: Including. but not limited to., avocado.; chayotc:; coffee; cottorY,. hopr.jojoba; pkra; p~pple; safflowers; sesame; sugarcane; sunflowers;, tea.

ORNAMENTALS: Including. but not limited to, Afiican violet; ageratum; astcr; azalea; begonia; cacti; caJccoIaria; calendula; calla; camelIa; eamcllias; carnations; ceanothuS; chrysanthemum; cinernri~ coJc~ cyclamen; cypress;. datfodil; dahlia; delphinium;.eucalyptus; fems; ficus; foliage plaDts; fuscrua; gardenia; gcranium; gladiolus; gJoxina; g,ypsophilla; hyacinth; hydrangea; iiQitari; fetes; iris; ivy; lilies; maidenhair fem; marigold; narcissus; orchids; pansy; peJargonium; peony .. petunia; philodendron; phlox; poinseitias; pyracantha; rhododendron; roses; rubber plant; snapdragon; stock; swcc1. pea; tulip; viburnum; wandering jew, zinnia and Androm.eda; arbovitae; ash; beech; birch; boxwood; buttemu~ chamae-cyparis; chcny. cotoneaster. crabapple; dogwood; Douglas ftr. elm; euonymu$; flf; flfethc>m; forsythia; hac.kberry; hawthorn; hem1ock; hickory, holly; honey locust; bone chestnut; juniper. larch; laurel; lilac; linden; London plane; magnolia; mapJ~ mimosa (silk tJ."ee); mountain ash; myrtle; oak; pachysandra; peach:. pine; planetree~ poplar. privet~ quince~ spruce~ sycamore; 'Taxus; tulip tree; vibumum~ walnut; willow,. yew.

TO CONTROL THE FOLLOWING INSECTS, Including. but not limited to, Achemon sphinx moth, alfalfa caterpillar. alfalfa looper. alfalfa weevil, almond mOth. Angoumois grain moth, ants. aphids. apple maggot. armywonns,"artichoke plume motl,l, asparagus beetle. Bagwonn, bean beetles. bean leafbe.:tles. bedbugs, beet armyworm, beet webworm, beetles, biting flies. black widow spiders, blister beetles. blo~om weevil. blowtlio!S, blueberry maggot, boll weevil. bollwonn, boxelder bug. budmoth bugs, Cabbage looper, cadelles, cana.kerwonns~ caq>et beetles. carrot rust fly, carrot weevil, caterpillars. centipedes.. cereal leafbe-etle, cherry fruit fly. chigger, chinch bug, cicada, cigareRe beetle. clothes moth. clover mite. clover weevil. cockroaches.. codling moth, Colorado potato beet.le, c:ollembola. confused flour beetle. com borers, com earwonn, com flea beetle. com rootwonns., com sap beetle, cotton leaf perforator, crane flies. crickets,. cross-striped cabbageworm, cucumber beetl.:S: cutwomlS, Darkling beeUe, darkling ground beetl.:, d.:er fly,lker tick, diamondback moth caterpillars. digger wasps. Douglass fir tussock moth, dried fruit beetle. drugstore beetle. Earwigs. e~em tent caterpillar, Egyptian alfalfa weevil,. elm bark beetle. elm leafbeetle. European com borer, European pine tip moth. Face fly. fall webworm. fire ants. firebr3ts, fireworms, flat grain beet.le, fleas, flea beetles.. flies. forest tent caterpillars, fruit flies, fulgorids, fungus gnats, Gard<!"n webworm. granary weevil. grape leafhopper, g:rapelea.f skeletonizer, grasshoppers. grapevine root borer, green bug. grett1 cloverwonn, green fruitwonn, green June beetl~, green peach aphid. gypsy moth. Harlequin bug. Heliothis, hessian fly, hickory shuckworm. hornets. hom fly. hornwonns, horse fly, house fly, lndianmeal moth, imported cabbagewonn, Japancs¢ b«tle, katydids, Lace bugs, leaf beetles, leaUooted bugs.., leafhopp.:rs, leafininers. kafroll.:rs. leaftiers., lesser cornstalk borer, lesser grain borer, lice, little house fly, loopers, Lygus., maize wee ..... il. mealybugs, ~tediterranean flour moth, melonworm. m<!rchant grain beetlc. Mexican bean bel!'tle. midges, millipedes, mosquitoes. mushroom fli.:s., :-.Iantucket pine tip moth, nayel orangewonn. nitidulids, Oakworms, onion maggot. Qri<!lltal fruilmoth, p.:achtree borer. p.:ar psylia, phorids. picklewonn, pillbugs. pine nO:l!dk minl!r, pine tube moth, pine weevils, plant bugs, plum curcuilio, plume moths, potato aphids. potato leafhopper, potato tub.:rwonn, psyllids, Range catefJlillars, redbanded I.:afroller, redhumpd catetpillat, red flour beetle. rice weevil. rusty grain b.:etle, sap beetles., sa\vtoothed grain beetle, sciarids. shidd bugs. silverlish. skippers, sod webworm, sorghum midge, sowbugs. soyb.:an looper. squareneckeJ grain beetle, spittlebugs, springtuils, squash b.:-elle. squash bugs, squash \-me borer, stable fly. stalk borers, stink bugs, strawbeny mites, strawberry weevil, Tabanids, tarnished plant bug. tent caterpillars, thrips., ticks., tomato hornworm. tomato pinworm, tortoise beetles, toM.X, tussock moths, velv.:tbcan catclllillar, vinegar flies, Walnut caterpillar, wasps. webworms. weevils, whiteflies, woolybear caterpillar, yellowstriped annywonn, yellowjackcts.

USE ON GROWI:"IG CROPS USED ALONE: Pyronyl Crop Spray is d.:signed for us.: on minor crops and as;) prc-harv~st spray when other materials cannot be used due to pre· harVest interval restrictions. Pyronyl Crop Spray may be used up to and including the day ofhaf\.'esl. Apply up to 0.05 pounds ofp}Tethrins per acre and repeat as required to maintain etTcc'live control. Use the calibration chart listed below to calculate the desired application rate. Use in sufficient water for thorough coverage of upper and lower leaf surfaces.

Pounds of Pyrelhrins Per Acre

0.004 0.008 0.016 0.032 0.050

CALlBRHION CHART

Fluid Ounces Crop Spray Per Acre

1 2 4 8

12

Acres Treat.:d Per Gallon of Crop Spray

128 64 32 16 II

USED IN COMBINATION WITH OTHER INSECTICIDES: Pyronyl Crop Spray may be combined with olher insecticides for quicker and more complete control and as an exciter to flush insects out of hiding and into contlct with spray residues. The application must conform to the accepted use precautions and directions for both products. P)Tonyl Crop Spray may be tank-mixed at rates of up to 0.05 pounds ofpyrethrins with the amount.ofcomp~ion insecticide s~cified for one acre. Products with which Pyronyl Crop Spray may be tank.-mixed include. but are not limited to. AdeUic' Ambush' , Amm~, ApoUok, Asana~ Baythroidl, J3idrin~ Biobit~ BoI~, Cap!ureg, Canolk, Co.miko. Curacron3

• Cygonb, ~I, Cythionti• diazinon, DibromP, Dimilino. DiP~la, Di.Systonl, Furadang• Guthionl.lmidan l , Javelinn. Karatel , Kehhanem, Kryocidec,~, Larvinl, Lorsbane• MitaJ'., Mocapl, MonitorJ, OmiteO, OrtheneP, Penncap MC, Pounceg, Reldan°, SCOUlh, Sevin', Thiodang• Trident" t..,j VJd::ltl.

> > >

" , Prior to tank-mixing. a small jar compatibility test should be conducted using the proper proportions of chemicals and water to ensure the ph)'Sical compatibility of the mixture. ; .J .J ; • ;

.) . .) J)")

/3

..

'I',

Applications must be made in accordance with the more restrictive oftabellimitatjons and pruautions. No label application rates may be exceeded. This product cannot be mixed with any product with label prohibitions against such mixing.

.oj ;'.'3 i

IMPORTANT NOTE: Plant safety is an important consideration when using insecticides in .. greenhouse. However, it is not possible to evaluate the phytotoxicity ofPyronyl Crop Spray towards numerous plant varieties thnt may react differedlyto insecticides in different growth stages or under varying environmental conditions. Before making widespread applications ofPyronyl Crop Spay, treat a limited number of plants and observe for phytotoxicity over a 10 day period.

USE OUTDOORS ON TREES. SHRUBS. FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE PLANTS USED ALONE: Combine 12 to 24 ounces ofPyronyl Crop Spray with 100 gallons ofwaterfoc applications with convention:!.1 hydraulic and airblast sprayers or 12 to 24 ounces ofPyronyl Crop Spray with 10 gallons afwater for applications with low volume mist blowers or I to 2 teaspoons per pllon ofwa1er for applications with compressed air sprayers.

USED IN COMBINATION WITn OTHER INSECTICIDES: To provide quick knockdown of insects when used with a residual insecticide, tank-mix 1 to 4 ounces ofp).TOnyl Crop Spray with the proper amount of companion insecticid.: in 100 gallons of water (10 gallons of water for low volume application with mist blowers) and apply with conventional hydraulic or airblast spraytn.

Applications must be nud.: in accordance with [lIe more restrictive oflabd limitations aud pr<X3ulions. No label applic<lfion rates may be e,-=ceedl!d. 1his product cannot ~ mixed with any product with labd prohibitions against such mixing.

,~

FOR CONTROL OF GYPSY MOTU CATERPILLARS AND ADULTS: Combine g 1012 ounces ofPyronyl Crop Spray with LOa gallons of water for applications \Ioith conwnlional hydraulic sprayers or 8 to 12 ounccs of Pyronyl Crop Spray with 10 gallons of watcr for applications with airblasl sprayers. To provide quick knockdown of gypsy moth caterpillars when used with a residual insecticide, tank-mix 1 to 4 ounces ofPyronyl Crop Spray with the proper- amount of companion inSecticide in 100 gallons ofwatcr (I a g~lIons ofwat.::r for airblast spraycrs) and apply with a conventional hydraulic spf3ycr.

Applications must be nude in accordance with the more resuictive oflallc1limitations and prcC3utions. No label application rates may be exceeded. nus product cannot be mixed with any product with label prohibitions agai~1 such mixing.

USED INDOOR ON TREES, SIIRUBS, FLOWERS A:'<D FOLIAGE PLANTS USED ALONE: Combine 12to 24 ounces of Pyronyl Crop Spray with 100 gallol1s ofwata for :l.pplicalions wilh conventional hydraulic sprayers or 1 to 2 teaspoons OfP)TO\1yl Crop Spray per gallon of water for applications wilh compressed air sprayers.

USED ~ COMBf;\'ATION WITH OTHER INSECTICIDES: To provide quick i(J\ockdol.{n ofinsr..""Cts when used wiUt a residual insecticide, tank-mix 1 to 4 oun~ ofp)Tonyl Crop Spray with the proper amount of companion insecticide in 100 gallons of water and apply with a conventional hydraulic sprayer.

Applications must be made in accordance with the more restrictive oflabellimitations and precautions. No label application rates may be ex~~ded. nus product cannot be mixed with any product with label prohibitions against such mixing.

USE ON TURF AND GRASS USED ALONE: To control ants, annyworms, billbugs. chinch bugs. chiggers. crickets. cut,,'OmLS. eanvigs: fleas. grasshoppe-rs, Hyperodes weevils (aduhs), Japanese beetles (a.dults), mole crick:Is, sod webworms and ticks. dilute and apply ~ the instructions in the following t:l.ble:

Treatment Area (Square Feet)

Fluid Ounce$ of Crop Spray

0.25 to O.S 1.25 to 2.5 5.0 1010.0

1,000 5,000

20,000 43,560b i2.0 to 24.0

aDilute with enough water" to obtain thorough coverage, b43•560 square feet .. 1 acre. . .

Page - 6

Suggested Volume· of Water (Gallons)

2.5 to 5.0 12.5 to 25.0 50.0/0 100,0

110.0 to 220.0

• t. « t

• ,

"(" . . . (" « , ( ( ( ( (

•• • • •

• • ••• • ••• •••• • ( ( ( .,

" • • • ••• •• • • • • •• •

(

USE WITH HYDROPONICALLY GROWN VEGETABLES AS A WATER SYSTEM TREATMENT: To control acpctic clipltn.larvae, 3.pply PyronyI Crop Spray to the water at the rates outlined in the following table:

P)Tethrins Concentration

0.1 ppm 0.01 ppm 0.001 ppm

mL orerop Spray

64.6 6.46 0.646

GSE ON HARVESTED FRUITS

GallonsofWaltt

1,000 1,000 1,000

Including apples, blackberries., blueberries, boysenbmies, ch=ries, crabapples, currants, de'wherries. figs. gooseb.:nies. grapes, guavas, loganberries.. mangoes. muskmelons. oranges, ~ches. pean. pcz. pint'3fX'Jes., plunu. raspberries. 10013106.

DIRECT SPRAY TO FRUITS IN BASKETS, ON TRCCKSOR IN PROCESSING PLA.'';TS: To conu-ol vinegar flies and fruit flies, dilU!.! I part Pyronyl Crop Spray with 1200 parts ofwat~(l pints p:r ISO gallons or I t.:aspoon p.:r 12.5 pinG of water). Thoroughly mix the emul!!ion in:::t~ spray tank. and apply at high pressure at tll¢ mte of2.5 to 3 ptnLs oflb: diluted spray per too of CruiL DIf~ct the spray for maximum coverage ofth.: baskets or hampers. It is imporunt to spray b<!tw~ and ba:t::uh the containers.

t:SE AS A SUnFACE SPK\ \' L ..... HOi\IES. RESTAURANTS, FOOD PROCESSI:"G PL-\XTS, INDUSTRIAL I;\ST.-\LL.-\ TlO~S A:"iD WAREHOUSES: To con!r0i accessible, exposed stages of CT3wling ins<!'Cts induding,. but f'IOt limited to, '1I11s, cockroaches, c;].ddlcs. cigarette b.!et.ks, confused flour b«tl.:s.. d::ri:. mealwonns. dried fruit beetles, drugstore beetles, gra.in mit:s. red flv..tr bedles, rice weevils., sa"lvoLh...-d grain bc.:tles., spider beetles. yellow mealwonns. dilute 1 part ofPyronyl Crop Spray with 59 p;1ttS \wle.- and apply at t.he rate of I gallon to 750 square: feet.. paying special attention to force the spray into all cracks and crevices.

IN COMBINATION W]TH RESIDUAL INSECTICIDES including but not limited to Baygoo"J;. CynoU\tl. Demon!), diazinoR, Dursban~, Ficam~, Pyrid®, Safrotin® and Tempo®: To provide flus.'ing and quick knockdown ofins.:ct.s, this product may be unk mixed with other insecticides at the rate OfY.lo Ih ounce (equivaknt to Ih to I t;ililespoon or 7.4 ml. to 14.8 ml.) ~ gailon of finished spray.

Except in Federally inspected meal and poultry pbnts. food pto~ operations may .:ominue \\II.:n !.his product is applied as a surface Spr.l)' wi:': care and in accordance with the directions and pr.r-:lutions tven above.

IN USDA INSPECTED FACILITIES: To control acce:ssille, exposed stages of crawling insa."1..s in..::!uding, but not limited to. ants, cockr06Ghes.. caddies, cigarette beetles. confused flour beetles.. d:u-k meah-orms. dried fruit be~tles, drugstore bcctks .. grain mites.. red flour beetles, rice weC"vils.. SMVtoothed grain beetles, spider beetles, yellow meaiwOrTm. dilute 1 pan of Pyronyl Crop Spr.1Y "1th 19 parts of water and apply at the rate of 1 gallon, to 750 square feel.., paying special attention to force Ik spray into all cracks and Cfe\1C1!S.

USE AS A SPACE SPRAY To control crawling and flying insects in sites that include, bill are 001. limited to, homes., resuurants. food processing planls, industrial installatiom and warehouses, Pyronyl Crop Spray may be diluted with,,~ and applied as.a space SP(;1Y: Foc best results. dose doors and windows before spraying and keep them closed for 30 minutes,after tre:J.1JmrL. n.e 2pplicator must vacate the area 3ft...---r treatment and ventil3te before reoccupying. Where oil residues are not undesirable, ·Pyronyl Crop Spf3~:.::lll be diluted in deodorized fuse oil insI::J.d of water and applied with mechanic:1l. thermal or ULV applicators. .

The use of this product in food processing or food handling e;tablishments must be confined to time periods \vhen the plant is not in oper.ltion. Foo..!s should be covered or removed during treatment Food processing saaUccs and equipment must be covered during treatment or cleaned ~lt. a wiu!lU: detergent and rinsed with potable wat~ before r¢USoe. C •••••

Page - 7

" , ,

, ,

( ... , ~ ..

~ c •• < , , ( (

" • < •••• •• • • • • .. .

)

l'rmIDx PyronyI Crop Spray; EPA Reg. No. 6ll-489

CRAWLING AND FL VlNG INSECfS: For control of accessible, exposed stages aCCRA WLiNG ll'lSECTS including. but not limited to, ants, coc::kroacbc:s. caddies. cigarette beetles,. confused flour beetles,. dark me:llwonns. dried fruit beetles, dru~orc beetles,. grain mites. red flour mealwonns and FLYING INSECTS including. but not limited to, Angoumois grain moths. lndianmeal moths. mosquitoes, Mediterrnncan flour moths. small Oyingmoths, tobacco moths. dilute 1 part ofPyronyl Crop Spray with 11 pMts ofwaler or- oil (lO.67 ounces per gallon) and apply at the rate of 1 ounce per 1000 cubic feet of space. Direct the spray towards the ceiling an4·up~ comers of the area and behipd obstructions. Vacate the trealcd area and keep the area closed for at Icast 30 minutes after treatm~':- Ventil .... 1: the 3te~ before reoccupying. Repeal treatment as necessary.

FLYING INSECfS: For control ornying insects including. but not !imited to, Angoumois grain molhs, cheese skippen, fruit flies, fungus gnats. ~ bouse flics.lndiaruneal moths, mosquitoes, Medittrr.lrlean flour moths. sl.llaUllying ~oths., tobacco moths. dilute 1 part of Pyronyl Crop Spray with 47 parts ofwater or oil (2.67 ounces per gallon) and apply at the rate of 1 ounce per·lOOO cub.ic feet of space. Direct the spray towards the ceiling and upper corners of the area and behind obstructions. Vacate the treated area and keep the area closed for at I~ast 30 minutes after treatmenl Ventilate the 3.t"ea before reoccupying. Repeat treatment as necessary.

STORED SWEET POTATOES: To control vinegar flies and fruit flies. dilute I part Pyronyl Crop Spray wiih 19 parts of water (6.4 fluid ounces per gallon) and apply at the rate of t gallon per 100,000 ~ubic feel Apply only when flying insects are present. Several applications may be necessary during periods ofbeavy infestation, but do not make more than 10 applications.

IN BARNS. ;\ULKING PARLORS. MILK ROOMS. DAIRIES AND POULTRY HOUSES: To control flying insects· including. but not limited to, flies. fruit flies,. mosquitoes, gnats, wasps, hornets and small flying moths .. dilute I p:ut of Pyronyl Crop Spr:ly with 63 ounces of water (2 ounces per gallon) and apply at the rate of 1 to 2 oUll:ces p.:r 1000 cubic feet. Apply as a fog or fine rpist., directing the-nozzle for maximum coverage of area. For best results,. close doors and windows before spraying and keep them closed for ten to fifteen minutes. The applicator must vacate the treated area afkr treatment and ventil~te. before reoccupying. Repeat application as necessary.

USE IN STORED PRODUCf PROTECfION AS A GRAIN .-\.;.'OD SEED PROTECT ANT: Pyronyl Crop Spray may b¢ applied to the following grains and seeds: barley. beans. birdseed.. buckWheat, cocoa beans, com., cononseed, flax, oats. rice. rye, sorghum and wh..:at to prot..:ct th..:m from grain ::.lorage insects for a full se:lSon or approximately 8 months. Pyronyl Crop Spray may be used in combination with a registered fumigant for use of heavily infcsted stored products.

TO CONTROL STORED PRODUCT INSECfS I:\,CLUDING, but not limited to, almond moths, A .. .Ilgoumois grain moths. caddb. cigarette be.:t1es, confused flour beetles .. drugstore bedles. flat grain beetles, granary weevils. lndia.rulleal moths. !.:sser grain borers, maize weevils, Mediterranean flour moths, merchant grain bedles .. red flour beetles, rice weevils, rusty grain beetles. SJ.\.'o10othed grain beetles and squarenccked grain beetles, dilute at the rate of 1 part Pyronyl Crop Spray with 29 parts water (I pint with 3 gallons 5 pints water). 11lOroughly mix the emulsion and apply at the rate of 4 to 5 gallons per 1000 bushels of grain or seed as it is carried along a belt 0. as it ,~lIters the auge 0. elevator.

SURFACE TREAT:\IENT OF STORED GRAIN AND SEED: To controllndiaruneal moths. Angoumois grain moths and ~lediteITanean flour moths. monthly inspections should be made after the grain is placed in stornge. Iflhe top 2 or 3 inchcs are infested, dilute I part ofp)Tonyl Crop Spray .... ith 19 parts of"""aler and apply at the rate oft to 2 gallons per 1000 square f..:cI of grain. ~ake the mi:--lure into the grain to a depth of 4 inches.

ON AL;\IOSDS .. PEA.:\UTS AND WALNUTS IN BULK OR IN RAGS: To control stored product insects including. but not limited to, almond moth..s., Angoumois grain moths. ants. cadelles. cigarene beetles, confused Oour beetles. drugstore beetles. Ibt grain beetles. granary weevils. Indiaruneal moths.. lesser grain borers. maize weevils. Mediterranean flour moths. merchant grain beetles. red flour beetles .. rice weevils. rusty grain b«tIes, sa"tooth.:d grain beetles and squarenecked grain beetles. dilute 1.33 ounces ofPyronyl Crop Spray per gallon ofwat.:r and apply a coarse wet spray over the top of stored nuts or the outer surface of stacked bagged nuts at the rate of 4 gallons per lOOO squa.e feet. Apply at weekly intervals for about 6~ks md then at 15 day intervals. 111e first two applications should be applied at the rate of2 gallons per 1000 square feet.

STORAGE SITES: To treat grain and seed stornge sites, warehouse bins, trucks, cargo ships and planes prior to filling with grain or seed, the site should be thoroughly cleaned by sweeping out the waste. cobwebs and othe. debris on the walls and rafters as well as on the floor and about the door frames,. paying special attention to the material lodged in the; cracks and cn:viC\:S. These accumulations should be removed and burned to kill eggs and insects that might be presenl

10 mills and devators, particular attention should be given to the bin hoppers to remove all grain infested accumulations. Conveying equipment should also be made cle:m and free of trash deposits that could maintain an infesta1ion. For fanns. sp...~ific anention should be given to cleaning up and around the usN feed and grain bags, grain residues from wagons, harvesting equipment and feed troughs. Newly harvested grain should not be placed in the same bin with CUT)'-Over grain and all carry-over grain stocks not treated with gain protectant should be fumigated. These cleaning operations should be done within two or three weeks before harvest

Totreal the storage site prior to using it for storage, dilute 1 part ofPyronyl Crop Spray with 59 parts ofwaler (1 pint with 7 gallons 3 pints of water) and apply to walls,. floors. ceilings and partition boards at the mte of one gallon per 750 sq. feel It is impC'rtant to thoroughly treat all cracks and crevices.

, " SPACE SPRAY ON STORED SWEET POTATOES: To control vinegar flies and fruit flies., dilute I part Pyronyl Crop Spray with 19pahs of water (6.4 fluid ouoces per gallon) and apply at the rate ofl gallon per 100.000 cubic feel Apply only when flying in~.ps )..'".t present SevcJaI applications maybe necessary during periods of heavy infestation, but do not make more than 10 applications. ). ~ ) I ) )

) ) ) , •

)

)

Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray. EPA Reg. No. 65S-489

TO KILL AND REPEL STABLE FLIES,II0RSE FLIES AND DEER FLIES: Dilu"" the rate of2 fluid ounces per gallon olwaItT and apply at a quart per adult animal to wet the hair thoroughly with particular attention to the legs. flanks. barrel. lopline and other body areas coounonly attacked by these flies or allow the animals to walk through Ute mist from mechanical spray cquipm'enL Repeal treatment each wedc. as needed.

TO KILL AND REPEL FACE FLIES: Dilute at the rate 0(2 fluid ounces pergal1on.ofwater and apply using spray which produces large wetting droplets. Apply to the face of the animal in the morning before releasing-to pasture. ApplYUlfficiently to wet the fa~ but not moce thallYt ounces per animal Repeal daily as needed. .

TO CONTROL BITING AND SUCKING LICE ON CATTLE, iIORSES, SHEEP. GOATS AND HOGS: Dilute at ~ rate ofl quart Voith 150 gallons of water (I tablespoonful with 2 gallons) and spray 10 thoroughly wet the hair of tho- animal including the head and brush of the uil. Repeat treabnent in 10 days to kill newly hatched lice.

TO CONTROL POULTRY LICE: It is not n¢cessaty to remove poultry from the tiousing unil during tre;,ltmenl Dilute 2 fluid ounces of concentrate per gallon of water and spray roosts. walls and nests or cag¢s thoroughly. Spray over the birds with a fine mist.

TO CONTROL BEDBUGS AND MITES ON POULtRY AND IN POULTRY IIOUSES;' Dilute at the rate of2 fluid ounces pet" gallon of water and spray crevices ofroos! poles, cracks in walls-and cracks in nests where the bedbugs and miles hide. This should be followed by Sp(3)-ing over the birds with a fmc mist.

TO CONTROL SHEEP "TICK" OR KED: Dilute at the rate of I fluid ounce per 4 gallons of water and thoroughly wet all portioas ofthc body by dripping or by spraying with sufficient pressure and with:l nozzle adjustment that penetrates the wool. Treat at a rate sufficient to thoroughly wet

the animal.

TO CONTROL FLEAS AND TICKS ON LIVESTOCK OJ!ute at the rate of 1 Y1 fluid ounces per gallon of water md wet the <mimal by dipping or spraying.

USE IN ~IOSQUITO CONTROL Pyronyl Crop Spray may be used for mosquito control programs involving residential, industrial; recreational and agricultural :u-:as as well as swamps. marshes. overgrovoTI waste areas, roadsides and pastures where :lduh mosquito.:s occur. Pyronyl Crop Spray may hi! ~d ov.::r agricultural crops. For best results, apply when meteorological conditions create a temperature inversion md wind·speed does not exc.xd 5 miles pet" hour. lbe applica.tion should be made so the wind will carry the insecticidal fog into the area being treated. Treatment may be repeated as nccessJ.t)' to achieve the desired level of control.

When used in cold aerosol generators that produce a fog with the majority of droplets ill Ih.: 5·.50 micron rmge, Pyron)"1 Crop Spr.l.y sb.:>uld be diluted with light minerol oil (specific gravity of approximately O.S a1600 F; boiling point: 500-S-l0o F). :-\.n N.F, grade oil is pr.:fcrrd.

GROUND APPLICATION: To control :ldult mosquitoes and biting flies. apply up to 0.0025 pounds of pyrethrins p.:r acre (use a 3:{) foot s .... a!h width for acreage calculations),

TRUCK-MOUNTED ULV APPLICATIO~: Ddute 5 parts-ofPyronyl Crop Spray with I p,ut of oil and apply at lh<! rate of::! to :.:!5 ounc.::s p<!r minute while the machine is trawling 5 miles p.:r hour. The nozzle should be positioned appro.'I;imately 30° above horizonl.ll otfthe side of the truck bed. The delivery rate and truck speed may be varied as long as the application rate is 0.002 to 0.0025 pounds ofpyrethrins per :l.o..'Te (~ a 300 foot swa~ width for acreage calculations).

, ,

. , " ~

• i

)

)

If} PrenlDx Pyronyl Crop Spray; EPA Reg. No. 655489

BACKPACK SPRAYER APPLICATION: Apply 0.002 to 0.0025 pounds ofpymhrins P''''''~ DiIutc ..... cIfP)oonyl Crop Spcay w;!h 12 parts ofoil and apply at the ratc of7 ounces per acre (based on a 50 foot swath. 7 ounces sbouldbeawfied ...... wallcin& 870 feet).

AERIAL APPLICATION (FIXED WING AND HELICOPTER): To conlr<>l adukmooquitocs -.I biboc_ apply up to 0.0025 pounds of pyrethrins per aac with equipment designed and operated to produce a UL V spray ,applieati~

,1 I 3 !

TO CONTROL MOSQUITO LARVAE: Dilute 7 ounces ofPyronyI Crop SPraY with so gaDomoL oil ,.~ and lW1y as a uniform fog 01" flllC mist at the rate or20 to 25 gallons p¢r 3CrC over wetlands. swamps. manhes oibodiq ofwater ~ btvanay Ibrced.. Do not exceed this application rate or a Usb kill may result .

NOTICE: Buyer assumes all responsibility for safety and use not in accordance wi1h. directions.

aRegistered Trademark of Abbott Laboratories baegister'ed Trademarlc. of American Cyanamid Company "Registered Trademark of Atochem North America, Inc.· dRcgistered Trademark of Ciba·Oeigy Corporation CJtcgistered Trademark. of the DowEbnco Chemical Company (Registered Trademark. of E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. gRegistcred Trademark of FMC Corporation .". ~Rcgistcrcd Trademark of Hoechst-Roussel Agri-Vel Company ~Rcgistered Trademark of ICI Americas, Inc. JRcgistered Trademark. of Mobay Coqx;ration kRegistercd Trademark. of Nor·Am Chemical Company lRcgistered Trademark of Rhone·Poul.:nc Ag Company mRcgistered Trademark of Rohm and Haas Company DRcgistercd Trademark of Sandoz Crop Protection Corporation °Rcgistered Trad.:mark of Uniroyal Chemical Company PRegistered Trademark of Vaknt USA CorporJ.tion

, ,

" ) ") ) J

_ .;:;";;t1f~~j}:,{ _ Pyronyl Crop Spray; EPA R~ No. 6SS-4S9

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:

-COntains O.S pounds of pyrethrins per gallon *Contains S.O pounds of piperonyl butoxide per gallon

-Designed for usc: on minor crops ~ be used up to and including the day of harvest

·Can be used as a tank-mixed exciter

Pyrctluim ........................................... __ •...•.••......................•................................. ·Piperonyl Butoxide, Technical ......... _ ..................................................................................................... _.

-*OTHER INGREDIENTS: ............................. __ ...................................................................................................... __ _ TOTAL;

·Equivalent to 48.0% (butylcarbityIX6-propylpiperonyl) ether and 12.0% related compounds. ··Contains Petroleum Distillates

PRENTOXe . Registered Trademark of Prentiss Incorporated PYRONYL'''· Trademark of Prentiss Incorporated EPA Reg. No. 6.5.5-489 EPA Est. No. 65.5-GA-l

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

CAUTION FIRST AID

6.0% 60.0% :wllJ> 100.0%

IfSwaUowed: Do not induce vomiting unless directed by a physician. Contains Petroleum Solvent. Call a physician or poison control center at once.. ICInhaled: Remove victim to fresh air. Apply artificial respiration if indicated. ICOn Skin: Wash affected areas with soap and wakr. ICIn Eyes: Flush eyes with plenty of water. Call a physician if irritation persists. SEE ADDITIONAL PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS AND DlRECTIONS FOR USE INSIDE LE.A .. FLE.T . .\.CCO..\lPA."Yli'G THIS PRODUCT

Manufactured by:

PRENTISS INCORPORATED

Page -ll

Plant: Kaolin Road. Sandersville. GA 31082

Office: C.B. 2000. Flor:ll Park.,:\Y 11002-2000

,,{ (

(( ((

• . (( ('

.. • • ••

( .... , ... . ( .. " .

, , ...... •• • • • • •• •

'~i'. ·r ,I .

. , iiJ;'·::~ "(' . /3 ."'"

be rCnUxed fCadily~ ." .. ~;: .. ;"''Y'; .. :.';

Apply this produd only through sprinkler [including center pivot. lateral move. end tow. side (wheel) rolls. traveler. big gun, so1id set. or hand move1; fUrrow; border. or drip (trickle) irrigation systenu. Do not apply this produd through any other-type ofinigation system.

Do no( apply this produd through any type of irrigation system to crops not listed on the product label.

Crop injury, lack of effectiveness, or illegal pesticide residues in the crop can result from nCJn...unifonn distribution of treated water. If you have quest.ioos about calibration, you should contad State Extension Service specialists. equipment manufacturers or other experts. Do not connect the irrigation system used for pesticide application to a public water system unless the pesticide label-prescribed safety devices for public water sysICmS are in place. A person knowledgeable of the chemigation system and responsible for its operation. or under the supervision of the responsible person. shall shut the system down and make necessary adjustments, if the need arises.

CIIEMIGATION SYSTEM CONNECTED TO PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS

1. Public water system means a system for the provision to the public of piped water for human consumption if such system has at least 1 S service colUlections or regularly serves an average of at least 2' individuals daily at least 60 days out of the year.

2. Chemigation systems colUl~d to public water systems must conuin a functional. reduce-pressure zone. backflow preventer (RPZ) or the functional equivalent in the water supply line. upstream from the point of pesticide introduction. As an option to the RPl, the water from the public water system should be discharged into a reservoir umk prior to pesticide introduction. There shall be a complete physical break (air gap) between the outlet end ofth:- fill pipe and the top or over1low rim of the reservoir tank of at least twice the inside diameter of the fill pipe.

3. The pesticide injection pip.:!ine must also coul:!.in a fum.1.ional, automatic. quick-dosing check valve to prevent the flow offluid back toward the injection pump. ,.

4. The pesticide injection pipeline must also conuin a functional. nonnally closed, soir..'IlOid-operaled valve located on the intake side of the injection pump, and cOlUlected to the system interlock to pn::vent fluid from bdng withdrawn from the supply tank \\hen the irrigation system is either automatically or manually shut dO\\l1.

5. The system must conuin functional interlocking controls to automatically shut off the pesticido: inj.ection pump when the wat.=f" pump motor stops, or in cases where there is no water pump. when the water prl!SSure d.:-creases to the point where pesticide distribution is adversely affected.

6. Systems must use a metering pump. such as a ·positiv.;: displacement injection pump (e.g. diaphragm pump) cJfecti\·dy designed and constructed of materials that are compatible with pe!>1icides and capable ofbeing fitted with q system interlock.

7. Do not apply when wind speed faVOrs drift beyond the area intended for treatment 8. Agitation is reconunended in the pesticide supply tank ifthe product is diluted in that tank prior to injet1.ion into Lhe irrigation syskm. 9. Follow product dilution guidelines as shown in the "CALIBRATION CHART" in the product labeling to determine proper dilution rates

for control of target insects.

SPRINKLER CIlEl\IIGATJON

1. The system must contain a functional check .... al .... e. vacuum rdi~fval .... e, and low pressur,: drain appropriately located on the irrigation pipeline to prevent water source contamination from backIlow.

2. The pesticide injection pipeline must also contain D functional. automatic. quick-dosing check valve to prevent tho: flow of fluid back., toward the injection pump.

3. The pesticide injection pipeline must also contain a functional. nomlally closed. solenoid-operated valve located on the intake side of the injection pump. and COfU1e~ to the system interlock to prevent fluid from being withdrawn from tI~e supply tank when the irrigatico system is either automatically or manually shut down.

4. The system must contain functional interlocking controls to automatically shut off the pesticide injection pump what the water pump motor stops or in cases where there is 'no water pump, when the water pressure deet:e.aSes to the point where pesticide distribution is adversely affected.

5. Systems must use a metering pump,_such as a positive displacement injection pump (e.g. diaphragm pump) effl!'Ctively designed and constructed of materials that Me compatible with pesticides and c<lpable of being tined witll q system interlock.

6. Do not apply when wind speed favors.drift beyond tile area intende(j for treatment. 7. Agitation is reconunended in the pesticide supply tank if the product is diluted in ·that tank prior to inje~lion into the irrigation system. 8. Follow product dilution guidelines as shown in Lhe 'CALIBRATION CHART" in the product labeling to determine proper dilution rates

for control oftarg~ insectS.· •• _ •• .. . I.

2.

. FLOOD (BASIN). FURROW AND BORDER CHEMIGATION {{' {' (

..... ( { (

Systems using a gravity flow pesticide dispensing system nlust meter the pesticide into the water at the hJad ofth~ field anld~~ of a hydraulic discontinuity such as a drop structure of~eir bOI( to decrease potential for water source contahiui'ltibri. from bacKtfo\v(if water flow stops. .. . ( t ( , " (

Systems utilizing a pressudzed water and pes\i.cidl= injection syStein must meet tile following requirementr: ( ( ( ( , , { I

• The system must contain a functional checR'valVe~ and low-pressure drain appropriately located on lly.~rrieAlion pipeline t'l prevent

• water source contamination from ba.:ckflow.. .' 4. "

The pesticide injection pipeline must ~tain a functional. automatic. quick-closing check valve to prevent the flow offltl.id ba.:k towardthc injcction pump •.. ,~ "; ,.:... ....: . .. ..... ..

. ... . i. Page - 12

• • • •• •

.... t:; .~.;!

,'ii

,.

/3

3. 4.

DRIP (fRiCKLE) IRRIGATION

L The system must contain a functional ch~ valve. vacuum ~liefvalve and low pressure drain ~ loc:arod oc. the irrigation pipeline 10 prevent water source contamination from baddlow.

2 The pesticide injection pipeline must contain a functional. automatic. quick .. dosincchtck valve 10 prevenr. be ilow' affu.id badt toward 1be ........ pump.

3. Tbc pesticide injection pipeline must also contain a fi.mct.ional. nonnally closed, soIcooid--operated valve ~ <XII ~ ~ side of the injec:tioa pump and COMected to the system interlock 10 prevent fluid from being wilhdrawn from the su~ CUlk. ~;:be irrigation system is either automatically or manually shut down.

4. Tbc syst.:rn must conbin functional interlocking controls to automatically shut off1be pesticide inj.:ction p:..mp wb.:l ~ water pump

"""'" """" S. Tbc irrig3bon line or wakT pump must indu~ II. functional pressure switch. whida will stop the wato:r JK.1lllT moox-"'= the W21er

pressure: &creases to the point where pesticide distribution is adversely affected 6. Systems must use a mdmng pump such as a positive: displ:lcrnlc:1l1 injection pump (c.g. Jiaphrag:n pump: ::.:.:-.:ti\o¢"::- ~.gned.and

constTU~ of materials that are compatible with pesticid.:s :md capable of bdng flUed with a :>ysum interl:a. 7. Agit.:LLioo is r.:commended in the pesticide supply l:l.nk iflhe product is diluted ill tJw Lank prior t.:l inje .. "1.i.:.: .nto.) tl"..I! :::-..p.tion ~m. 8. Follow troduct dilution guidelines as sho .... n in the "C.-\LIBRATION CIIART" in the product I.:.::ding tQ .:c~<!rn1ir.1! ;x-~o:r dih ... :ion rales

for control of target insects.

Prentiss lr~-orpor.l.l~":' CB 2000, Flof:!] PJJ"k.. NY 11002':':000

.. • • ..

.. .. • ...

• t , ..

" , ~ , II.

, " , '" ( .. • . • • .. •

Page - 13