. , r, -. " .. ' .-l:ipt •

;' /6r:-- II)

t':;tA /d-

. . Specimen Label . 1.(6 l/ -rq c>

( ;b ... ts6c1n*50Yl~·· . . . )-

" .. . .-1 " " .:

(

c

(

(

Insecticide. To Be Applied Only By or Under the Direct Supervision of Commercial Applicators Responsible for Insect Control Programs. Sale to or Use By Persons Owning or Occupying A Dwelling is Strictly Prohibited. Active Ingredient(s):

Chlorpyrifos lO,O-die;hyl 0-(3.5.6-trichloro-2-pyridyl) phosphorothioate) .............................................................. 50%

Inert Ingredients .................................................................... 50% E.P.A. Registration No. 464-590 E.PA Est. 477-TX-l

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

WARNING Environmental Hazards

A \'ISO.. This pesticide Is tOllic to birds and wildlife, "'V and elltremely tOllic to fish and aquatic PRECAUCION AL USUARIO: organisms. Do not apply directly to water. Si usted no-lee.ingkls. no use me producto hasta que'la -.. Drift anchuno~ from treated area.s may be. -etiquela Ie haya sido explicada ampliamente. hazardous to aquatic' organisms In adjacent PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS aquatic sites. Cover or Incorporate spills. Do

not contaminate water by cleaning of Hazards to Humans and Domestic Animals equipment or disposal of waste .• This MAY BE FATAL IF SWALLOWED. HARMFUL product is highly tOllic to bees ellposed to IF INHALED OR ABSORBED THROUGH direct treatment or residues on blooming SKIN. CAUSES EYE IRRITATION crops or weeds. Do not apply this product or Do Not Get In Eyes, On Skin' Or Clothing. allow It ~o drift to blooming crops or weeds if Avoid Breathing Dust.And Spray Mist. - bees are vishlng the. treatment area. Wash Thoroughly With Soap And Water

NOTICE Read and understand the entire label before using_ Use only according t!J label directions,"

After Handling And Before Eating Or Smoking e Remove Contaminated Clothing And Wash Before Reuse. Keep Away From Food, Feedstuffs And Water Supplies STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT: II Swallowed: Call a physician or POison Control Center immediolely. Drink 1 or 2 glasses of water and indt.:ce vomiting by touching back 01 throat with linger. Do nol give anything by moulh 10 an unconscious person. II On Skin: Wash wilh plenty 01 soap and waler. Gel medical allenlion. II In Er": Flush with plenly 01 water lor live minutes. Gel medical attention II Irrltalion persisls. II Inha .... : Remove 10 lresh air II symptoms ot cholinester_ InhlbMion appear and get medical attenllon immediately. -- .,~. <I "'. ".1

Belor. buying or using Ihis producl. read 'WARRANTY' LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMER" elsewhere on Ihis label. If terms are not acceptabJe, return unopened package al once 10 seller lor luli refund of purchase price paid. O,herwise, use by lhe buyer or any Olher user conslilul'l.'l ~c~~~~~~~lerms under WARRANTY lIMITATIO~

NOTE TO PHYSICIAN: ChIorpyrllos Is a chollneal., ... inhibilor. T,.al symptomattcaltr. lI.xposed. plasma and red blood 0811 chollrwsleru. ..... may Indlcale IIgnlljcanoe of .xpoeu,. (buellne data are UMful). . Alroplne, only by injection ... the preferable ant idol.. : Oxtm.. aucll. 2-PAM/ptotopMJ.1!I8f be therapeutiC If UMd -rtr; holl • ..",.. OII"An~1on WIth aIroPIne. In 0lIl ol_'IIOUt8 -poIaoftIng. ,,_Idol. llllmadtetely ........... hIng 811 ~ and ..".,atton.

IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY endeng.rlng Ute or property Involving this product, Cltll collect 517·131 4400 AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL Do Not Ship or SlOt'. with Food, F .. ds, Drugs, or Clothing

•• • •

• • •

DIRECTIONS FOR USE • : ,II .. a vlofatlon ,of Feclefal law to UN Ihie product In a :-I_rr ntwlth III~. . •• , . _Do .... f.' ....... 111. prMIlICt In ....... , .It ...... pa .... . 91(j: ·'.o"14(,!' •. : •• ~.,. "".,',) .. , .' •••• :

• ••

--..

* c a .a. I!! :::I C

........ .. ... .. • • • • ......

• • •• ....... \ • •••••

• • • • • ...... • • •• • • •••••• • • • •• .' •• • •

/

,.1 • ---------------------"--------_._._._-------_ ... _.

-.

. . •• •

GENERALINFORMAnON DURSBAN sow inMCticide is • _nab .. powder formul.· tion deligMd for u ..... apqy to control various pata Injurioua to _. tuff and _WI planl8. The peetI controlled .r.· II,ted .In· the accomp.",lng t~II" •.. , DURSBAN 50W is com~tlil" wIth InHCticldes: mltlcldes •. • nd fungicides commonly recommendad .xcept for .1· kaline materials such .s Bordeaux mixture .nd 1_. A. small amounl of spray mixlure should be prepared to check lor compalability before a large volume of spray is mixed.

AppIIc.tor .... Handing "oeed_.: When expolure to spr.y misl is likely 10 occur. we.r protective equipmenl and clolhing (Chemical goggles. Iong·sleeved coveralls and walerprool gloves) to prevent exposure 01 eyes and skin. To prevent breathing of spray mist during application in confined areas, wear a respirator and cartridge(s) ap­proved by NIOSHIMSHA for pesticides.

Attention: 00 not allow adults. Children or pets on treated areas until spray has dried. Keep out of fishpools and other bodtes of water. Do not treat vegetable gardens. Do not allow livestock to graze in treated areas. 00 not feed treated grass cuttings (hay) or seed screenings to livestock nor use hay for livestock bedding. Do not use in poultry houses.

MIXING INSTRUCTIONS DURSBAN SOW mix .... adiIY with .. tar to form .......... aion. Mix the required amount of DURS8A.H SOW with •. UMII quantity 01 ...... !Iftd adcIlhle .tn!"lx while filling 1h4!. . ,. .apray tallil. .Alternallvely. fll! .... ~. with .... ~ ·amount Of .. i ... and ilieh adcIlh4i pr.mlx: MaIntain IUffI. '. . Ciani agitation during both mixing and application to enl ... uniform suapension 01 the DUR,S8AN.5I1N in .... spr.y·mixture. DURS8AN 50W cont.lns • _tting agent Do not use addition.1 wetting agentl. apre.d.rs or Slickers.

Turf .nd Other Outdoor U ... Use DURSBAN 50W to control pests infesting lawns. golf courses, parks, perennial turf grasses, etc .• listed in the following lable by applying at lhe recommended dosages and in accordance with the directions given below. Dilute DURSBA:. 50W in enough water to obtain complete .nd uniform coverage of pest-infested areas and apply as • coarse. low-pressure spray using suitable application equipment. Thoroughly water immediately after treatment to wash the insecticide into the turf, except as noted. For best results, the lawn should be moist at time of treatment. Spray when pests 'lrst appear; retreat wnen needed.

(

"mounl of DURSB"N SOW per "e."~ 1000 Iq. ft. Acr. Specific Direction.

Ants (including foragfng f{re ants) 314 oz. ·2Ib. 1. Use DURSBAN 50W insecticide tor , Armyworms (Such as: Beet, Fall, area control of TlCka and Chiggers

c Vellowstriped) infesting non-cropland ... as such as

Centipedes roadsides. footpaths, and trails, picnic Chlggers(t) and camping sites. parks and other Chinch bugs recreational areas where these pests Clover mites are present and create a nuisance or a Cutworms possible public health problem. Do Crickets ,",ot allow public use of treated .eas Earwigs dUring application or until spray has Fiery skipper dried. Apply DURSBAN 50W in water. Fleas at the rate of 1/2 pound'lI8r acre . Gnats (equivalent to t/2 oz. per 2.700 sq. ft.) Grasshoppers using a hydraulic sprayer. mist Greenbugs applicator. knapsack _pra .... r. or other June beetles suitable hand· or I' ....,'·"per.led c Lealhoppers spray equipment. Treal :_ Lucerne moth underbrush. grassy areas: _s. Millipedes ground surfaces and dellris using Mites (Such as: Clover. Formula grass. enough spray volume to obtain

Winter grain) thorough coverage. usually 40 to 100 Mosqu;toes(2) gallons per .cre. S:>d _bworm (lawn mOlhs)(3) 2. Moaqulloes coming to ... on _ .. Sowbugs treated for control of tuff pesta wi. lie 3.)1'ingtails k~1ed lor varying periods of time after T'cks(t) tr •• tment. depending on .xpoe .... 01

tr .. ted ..... to_therIng condltionl.

3. For eocI ........... delay .... ing and mowing the lreated _ fOf 12 to 24 hours aft ... treatment

Europe.n crane Ily 1 oz. 31111.

rurfgrass _vii (Hyperodes)(1) 11/2 oz. 4111. 1. Spray IUIpeCIed pobllm _In IIIiCMprII and again In mid ..., Of • i lOG 1ftIMfl". " .., your LoroIII - .. ' AgrIcultural EJ. ... " n ...... . ..

(

epICIII ... . ..... tNumllere on '**'t ........... to Specific Dlrectlonl.

2

·t ~

\

A ...... ., DUllleA" ..... ....., 1 ........ AcIe

Whi .. grubs (SUch .: Black lurfgr .. I 112 to 30z. 4 lb. to 8 lb. • ....,iua. European chalar. SOUt .... n ....-.cI chafer MCI Japa_ ....... 1a';'.)(1) . .

Bluegrass billbugs(1) 3/4 to 3 oz. 2111. to 8111.

Chiggers (Turkey Pens)(l) 3 (tz. Bib.

(

Imported fire ants in 60z. 161bs. commerCial 500(1)

(

.

tNumbers in parentheses refer to Specific Dirac'tons.

3

------- ....

" .. DIllie •••

1. For .......... .."ay when g ..... _ yD\IIIg MCI KtiWIJ IMdinO ... the d .• ~,~during""JuIy and AuguSt or. _0_ dec! by your local Agticultur .. E~n Service aptICiIIliit. ......... ., .... ..,...,..., ..................... _112101_ ... _ ... .." .... In .. ell e Id. InIo .... 1IIICIettr .........

1. For~' •• ,_,E _ .. .."ay..., in the ""110ft when adult.,irst _ar. Retreat as _.

•• For control of chiggers infesting outdoor turkey pens apply DURS8AN SOW as a spray to the soil using l00-lSO gallons 01 water per acre.

To prevent turkeys from becoming infested with chiggers, spray the soil in pens just before turkeys are transferred to them. For turkeys already infested with chiggers, spray the soil In pens thoroughly_ Allow at least three weeks for Chigger lesions on the turkeys to heal before turkeys are slaughtered. For optimum results. spray a 10-15 ft. protective area around the periphery of the treated pens. Treatment is limited to 2 apphcations to the soil in turkey pens at intervals of not less than" weeks. Do nol treat soil in turkey pens later than 7 days before turkeys are to be slaLJghtered. Avoid getting the spray on feed or in waterers. Open leed should be covered durIng spraying operations. and water troughs should be flushed out immediately alter the spraying operations. Do _ apra, DURS8AN SOW directl, on the _eya.

•• tmported fire anta: Apply DURSBAN SOW as a spray to the area of sod to be cut. Immediately after applying the spray soak In With at teast 1/2 acre-inch 01 water or a sufficient volume to thoroughly soak below the cut line. 00 not apply a volume or rate of water to cause runoff. Sod can.be cut when vegetation has dried and when soil is moist but not wet.

Precaution: Personnel handhng treated sod should wear elbow·'ength neoprene gloves and neoprene apron. Protective clothing and boots should be worn to prevent repeated skin exposure to treated sod

Certlllc:ation Period: 42 days Irom day 01 application . • · .....

•• · . · ..

. ... · .. ••

.. . • •• •• • • ••• • •• •• •

. .....

. .... .. ...

. . ...... • ....

" . , , ,

" , .. , • • " "

..... Control on 0uteIde Surface. of

.nd Around Building. Apply DURSBAN 50W by eppIiCllllon _ • residu.' spr.y 10 ouIIicIe ~ 01 build. including pore,,", window Ira_. _. patioI. gelllI". rei .. dum~ _ other ..... wheni pMtS.Congteg.te cit .... ·bMn _. Repeal 1 .... lmenl _ ...- 10 m.inl.in .flecli""ness. Avoid .p­plication to surface. where visible residues .r. objeclionable.

,

A_ of DUllSUN HW .... _10 ......

fIeIIIt 1 1. .. If 1 • DIo UIIAI

~ ..-. .-. Anls For S.nd Tr •• _ ... (1) 1. To help pr ••• nl infeslalion 01 buildings. Bees Ir.al a band 01 soil 6 10 10 leel wide Carpenter ants 1112 oz. 314 oz. 40z. around and adjacent to buildings. also Clover mites lhe buildingloundalion 10 a heighl 01 2 Cockroaches to 3 teet. where pests are active and may Crickets find entrance. Use 4 ounces of Earwigs DURSBAN SOW per SO gallons 01 _Ier Fleas and apply as a coarse spray at the rate Flies On Out_ Surfac .. of about 10 gallons spray mixture per Hornets 1113 oz. 131,13 oz. 41b. 1.000sq.!t. to thoroughly and Uniformly Millipedes Mosquitoes Scorpions(21 Sllverilsh Sowbugs Spiders Symphylans Ticks Wasps Yellowjackets

t Numbers 10 parentheses refer to SpeCIfic Directions

Ornamentals (Outdoor, Greenhouse, Shadehouse, Nurseries, etc.) Use OURS BAN sow .nsectiClde to treat flowers. shrubs. evergreens. vines and shade and flowering trees found to be Infested with pests hsted in the following table. Dilute DURSBAN SOW with water accolding to directions given in the table and apply using SUitable hand- or power-oper­ated spray equipment in a manner to provide comptete and uniform coverage. for best results apply a coarse spray to thoroughly wet both upper and tower leaf surfaces and Infp' _~ limb and trunk areas. Attempt to penetrate dense fo llge but aVOid overspraying to the point of e.cessive r' noff. Treat when pests appear and repeat at 7 to 10 day ntervats. if needed.

Consult your State Agricultural E.penment Stahon or E.tension Servtce specialist for applicatton timing and

, : . , 9~,.r specific use informahon.

...... : ar •• _ .... Grown Orne_als: Enviro"menlal , 1..,lors .ilic.nlly .IIKI phytoloxicily. OURSBAN SOW

, ... hi-. been lested on nume<ous ornamen'.' pI.nls wilhoul causing _ious phytoloxicity. Howe_. beeauN 01 lhe numerow __ liM grown. " Is rec:omme.-Ih.'. _.11 group 01 planb be I .. ated .llhe recom_ r.'e under lhe .nlicipeted growing condilions and obMtwd lor ""y. 1.)loxic .,mplOlM. Two Iftl spr.,. Should be m_ 7 d.,.

, . rpert.nd ,he plan,. obMt ¥eel lor anolher 7 da,. all., lhe , ...,ond 1, .. lmenl. The following ."..,iM should not be

traalecl: , .. • • ... t ., •

• •

4

wet the band area.

2 For scorpion. treat or remove ac-cumulations of lumber, firewood and other materials that serve as insect harborage Sites

Plant Species Scientific Name Acalyphls wllkeslana Aphelandra squarsa Brassala actmophylla BucKla buceras Carica papaya C,SSUS anlarctlca Codlaeum va1legatum FICUS mtada FICUS pumlla Ficus retusa Hlbuscl.!s calycmus H,buscus rosa-smenSlS Impa'lens spp. Nephlolepls eIaltal" Petum.spp. Rosa spp.

Commof'lName Copper leal Zebra plant Schefllera Black olive Papayas CISSUS Crc..ton Focus weep,ngl'g Cuban laurel Yellow hibiSCUS Red/Chulese hibiSCUS Impatiens Boston tern. Flutty ruffles fern Petunia Belinda. Caramia, lavande,

Jack FrOSI

c

(

(

(

(

•

.' . • ..

•

<.

i t

--~

,

,/ 10 A .u .... DUr-J AM ...

IR ............ ~ , a ,,, ',n. DIII"'_ ('. .... ..... .....

Ad.lgIda (sUch .: Coolly lind E_.n 11120t. 1/40%. 112 lb. ,. FOr •• 1 .... 1 •• _ iMeel ..... .... __ \IdS. Pine IIIfk, in lhe c.a_ slage .

_(including to.aging Ii •• anls, 2. Fo. effeCl ... conl.oI 01 .......... Aphid. (Such as: Apple. spray should be applied belo •• lea_

Chrysanlhemum. CoHonwGOd. Elm .. elighlly rolled. leal. I'Nch. _. Spi •• a, 3. Fo. effeCl ... control 01 _ .... Armyworme (Fall. Vellowstriped, .......... on -"re 1-"""' .... .,

• _.or ..... 1' to Iarv .... ~ .. e being Ior_ . Bou_bugs Do not treat sugar maple trees Cankerworms inlended 1o. maple sy.up produclion. calalps sphinx

4. For eflective control 01 Ipidar ...... Chiggers when large number. 01 eggs .. e Citrus mealybug present. apply a second spray 3 to 5 Cockroaches (Such as: American. days in the South or 7 to 10 days In Brownbanded. Ger",~n. Oriental, the North after ,n,tlal treatment to Smokey brown, control newly-hatched nymphs Elm spanworms

Fall webworms GrasShoppers Green 'rultwor,...-,·. Hornworms

( Jackpine bl;Jworms Juniper webworms Katydids Lace bugs Leafhoppers leal.ofrers(2, Maple lealcullers(3) Mites (Such as: Clover, Red spider,

Southern redl(4) Oktander caterpillars Orange lortrix

(. PenQc:hcal cicada Pfant bugs Poplar tentmaker Psyllods Puss caterpillars Rose chafer Sawflies, exposed (Sue'" as Pine,

Pin oak, Redheaded) Sowbugs SpIttlebugs Spring elm caterpillars

( Sprlngtalls Spruce budworms Tent caterpillars (Such as Easlern,

FOrest. VVestern) Thornbugs walnut caterpillars Western spruce budwarms Whitefloes Yellownecked caterpillars

~~----

Armyworms (Beet) 1.1601 1/2 or lib I. To reduce twig and br8nch feedong by Beelles (Fuller .ose. NatIve elm bark)(l) .. arto beetl .. applocatoons should be Cutworms made In the spring or earty summer, • lealhoppers 2 To kill migrating and Invading "Plr: · ....

• Mahogany _bworms MOt,. "nH treat trunks and fohage,. · ..... • • • • • Me81ybUgs 3. -.clrwine WHY •• Ire n;ght feeders,- • • •

Mimosa. webworms late Ifternoon spr.,lng will gift • • • · ..... Moths (Such as: Browntail. Cypress toP. control in lOme Ir •• s, • • · . Douglas Ii. lussock. European pine .... ' . • hoot. Gypsy(2,. Holty _. N8ntucket • pine lip. Pando,a. Pitch pine lip. • •••• • • •• Subt,opical pine tip. Tussock, • • • •

OoIkworms (SUCh as: calilo,nia. · . · ..... Orangest,,,,". Radhumped, • • c. • • Radhumped caterpillars • • · • • • • ••••• Tllttpa ... posad, •• • • • w..iII(Such .: Black."",3,. V_ •• .. • ••• 1'opIet. PInt rwptOdUCI ron • • • •• •

tHumIIera In ".. .. ,1. 1111 ... to IpacHIC DI,ectlonS

I ... _ ... -.. ---

,. ........ OU' ••• N ... .. _ ........ Peett 1 .....

Beetles (Such a: CottonWOO'J ... '(1,. 1/810 Etm Ie.,. Flea. Willow Ie." 1/3 oz.

1Ioran(1': Cte.rwing molhs (Such .s: 113 oz. Ash. Dogwood. lesser lA'achlr ... lilac. Oak. Rhododendron'. Metallic wood (Such as: Bronze birch. Flalhe_ applelr ... Twoline<! chestnul,. longhorned beetles (Such as: locusl. Red oak) leafmlners Needlemlners (Such as: Jeffrey pine.

lodgepole pIne. SprUC.,) Scate crawlers (Such as:

Couonycushlon, Cotlony maple. Euonymus. Fletcher. Florida wax, Golden oak. Hemispherical, Lecanlum. Magnoha. Oak kermes. Oystershell. PUle needle. San Jose. Tea, White birch)

Borers (Such as: Cothmwood, 10l

Peachtree)(I)

Beetles (Such as: Ambrosia. Anoblidae. 2 Z'3 oz. Blaci!; turpentine. Cottonwood teaf. Elm leaf. European elm bark, Flea. Fuller rose. Japanese. June. Native elm bark. Southern pine. Willow leaf)(l,

t Numbers In parentheses refer to Speclhc Dlrecltons

Tree Pests (Nurseries, Plantations and Felled Trees)

, ...... 1/210 1 oz.

1 oz.

3 oz.

8oz.

Use DURSBAN 50W insectlCode to treat shade and Ilower­Inglfees, plantatIOn trees, transpl~:'lttrees and evergreens found to be infested with pests listed in the following table. Felled trees should be treated as necessary. Dilute OURS BAN 50W With water according to directions given 10 lhe table and apply using suilable hand- or power-oper­ated spray equipment in a manner to provide complete and

1. ...... 1 to 21b.

21b.

61b

16 t/2Ib.

,

" I c.e Oluettlftl

1. For caaa Lwcod .... ...-. UN DURSBAH SIJW in _""0 control I.rv .. and adults in .... il)g cononwoods. Milk. the I .... t ....... when lield counll indicat. damaging _,ie populllions ., dlVIIoping or presenl.

1. For _ •.• ppIy DURSBAN SIJW to the trunks and tower tombs 01,,... and shrubs when the adults begin to emerge. Consult your State Agricultural Experiment Station or Extension Service Specialist tor proper lime to treat. Apply uniformly as a coafse low-pressure spray.

I -1 For peachtree borers apply OURS BAN

SOW in water to flowering trees and snrubs of the genus Prunus as a trunk spray before newty-hatched larvae enter the trees. Apply as a coarse, low-pressure spray. Thoroughly wet all bark areas from ground leyel to scaffold limbs.

1. For prev,nllv, tt,_1It apply lhe spray to the main trunk of trees in the early spring or when threat of attack eXists from nearby infested trees.

For remedial .r •• tntent appty the spray to the maIO trunk of mfested trees wher. damage occurs but before adult beetles begin to emerge.

.. ~!iform coverage. For best resutts apply,J coarse spray to

thoroughly wet both upper and lowe; leaf surfaces and to mfesterl 11mb and trunk areas Attempt to penetrate dense fohage but aVOid overspraylng to the potnt of excessive runoff Treat when pests appear and repeat at 7 to 10 day intervals. If needed. AUeAlion: For felled trees. treat after cu"tng: do not handle until spray has dried or wear protective ctothtnQ. Tre.t only fruit .nd nut t ..... identI­fied In the Tree FrUits and Nuts sechon of this label.

Consult your State Agricultural Experimental StatiOn or ExtenSion Service speCialist for a~plicatlon timing and other specifiC use informatIOn .

. " ,

t

• -, ~ 01 OURSBAN_

In W ... r to Malt, ...... 1 3 1. ,- .-. ,"on • AdIlgids (Such a: Cooley and Eat.rn 1/12 oz. 1/4 oz . 1121b . 'SptUCI gall. Pine bwk) Aphid. (Such .: Apple.

Chryunllwnum. Cottonwood. Elm · ... 1. "-ach. Roll. Spirit' Dellworma(I, IIoallCllr bugI ~tnI C..IIII aptIln. Cltrlll _",",," Elm ... Lao,,,. NurnIIetIIrI ..... ""._ ..... to lpaclllc DIrIc_.

•

SpecifIC 010-... •

1. For ".Uac,., tr.at when inlKtla,. ,n the c,,_ "~.

2. For elllcliYe conlrol 01 .......... spr.y aIIould be appIiId belore .. _ ",'iQhlly rolled.

3. For ............ llon ....... _ eppty.....,to ........ _ ... baing 1ormId. Do not ..... lUger ......._N_~I~tor ....... ."up pi O«Iuclion.

C Ie

(

1 .'

(

(

(

,

A_ 01 DUltleAN SOW ....... 'IOM_

Peett 1 3 100 ...... ....... .......

F.n_bworms F .... ants Groonetriped .... ploworm. Jeckpine budworms Juniper webworms Katydids Leee bugs lealhoppers lealrollers(2) Maple lealcutters(3) Mites

(Such as: C!over, Red spider, Southern red)(4)

Oak skeletonizer Poplar tentmaker Puss caterpillars Sawflies. exposed (Such as: Pine.

PIn oak) Sprmg elm caterpillars Spruce budworms Tent caterpillars (Such as· Eastern,

( Forest. Western) Walnut caterpillars Western spruce bud worms Yellownecked caterpillars

Beetles (Fuller rose. Nallve elm bark)(l) 1/6 oz. 1/2 oz. lib. Leafhoppers Mahogany webworms Mealybugs Mimosa webworms Moths (Such as: Browntall. Cypress tip.

Douglas fir tussock, European pine shoot. Gypsy(2). Holly bud. Nantucket pine tiP. Pandora. Pitch pine tip; Subtropical pine tip. Tussock)

Oakworms (SuCh as: California, Qrangestriped, Redhumped)

Aedhumped caterpillars Thnps (exposed)

1 Weevils (Such as' Blackvlne(31. Yellow poplar. Pine reproduction)

Beetles (Such as: Cottonwood leal(l), 1/6 to 1'2 to t 10

( Elm teat, Flea, Willow feaf) 1/3 oz. 1 oz. 21b

Bore,s(1): Ctearwong moths (Such as: 1/3 oz. loz. 21b. Ash. Dogwood, lesser peachtree. Lilac. Oak. Rhododendron). Melaillc wood (Such as: Bronze birch, Flatheaded appletree. Twolined chestnut). Longhorned beetles (Such as: Locust. Red oak)

Cranberry gird ler larvae(2) Leafminers Needlemlners (Such as: Jaffrey pine.

Lodgepole pine. Spruce) Scale crawlers (Such as:

Cottonycushion. Cottony mapte. E uonymus. FIe'cher. Florida wa •. Golden oak. Hemisphe,ic.l. Lecanium. Magnolia. O.k ker,"". aystershell. PIne noodle. Sen Jose. Tea. White birch

fNumbers In parentheses refer to SpecifiC Directions.

7

,

Specific D1N_. 4. For eflective control 01 ............

when large numbers of eggs are present. apply a second spray alter 3 to 5 days in the South or 7 to .0 days In the North a~ter inihal treatrr.ent to control newly-hatched nymphs.

1. To reduce the twig and branch feeding on uninfested trees deemed to be of high value. apply a water spray to the tree crown. Application should be made in the spring or earl~ 'ummer using a spraYE.'r that Will give thorough coverage te th::- tree crown.

2. To kill migrating and invading gypsy moth .an •• treat trunks and foliage.

J. BI.clevlne weevlll are night feeders. late afternoon spraying will give control in some areas.

-1 For cottonwood".' beette. uSe

DURSBAN 50W in water to control larvae and adults infesting cottonwoods. Make the treatment when field counts indicate damaging beetle pOpulations are developing or present. For seedlings use 8 to 20 gallons per spray volume per acre.

1. For bor ... apply DURSBAN SOW 10 the trunks and lower limbs of trees when the adults begin to emerge. Consult your local State Agricultural Experimental Station or Extension .. Service specialist for proper time tc:\ .. C

.. , treat. Apply uniformly as a coarse tq>'(, pressure spray. 0 0

2. For cr .... rry ",1I.r len" inlesting ..

Douglas lir soodlings apply 2 lb. 01 DURSBAN 5l1W per acre. Direct spray at the lower crown and slem. using SO gallons 01 wa.er per acre Irrigate • " . immediately after application for soil penetration 011-2 IncheS. Treat alter' • egg laying during.he summer.

o • • • • • •• • " """ • •• " .

I "

· ..... · ..... · ....

· ..... .. .. .. t. ....

• "" ""

,

__ ofllUlllllAN ICIW ........ 10 .....

I'eett 1 , ,. 'plclk DIIocIona ...... ....... ....... Bore,. (Such a" Cottonwood. 1 oz. 30 •. Sib. 1. For pellCh _1iofeq8jiply

( Pe8Chlree)(l) OURSBAN SOW in wate, to 'IoWII,ing

Ir ... 0' the genu. Prunus a. a t,unk spray be,.". newly-hetched lerv .. enter the tr .... Apply" a coar .. low-pressure spray. Tho,oughly WIlt all bark a,eas Irom g,ound I •• el to scaffold limbs.

Beetles(!) (Such as: Cotlonwood leal. t 113 oz. 4 oz. 8113 lb. ,. For ... ..,."'1 •• trealment apply the Elm leal. Flea. Fuller rose. Native elm spray to the ma.n t,unk 01 trees in the bark(2). Willow leal) early spring or when threat of attack

exists from nearby infested trees. For rameellal treatment apply the spray to the main trunk of infested trees or logs when damage occurs but before adult beetles begon to emerge. For plantation trees apply to individual trees usmg suitable hlind- or power-operated spray equipment.

2. To prevent native elm bark bee .... from overwintering in uninfested trees. apply DURSBAN SOW in water to lhe bottom 9 leel ollhe trunk. Wet

( the trunk thoroughly but do not spray to runoff. Care should be taken to apply the spray righllo the base ollhe root flare. Application can be made with either a backpack mistblower or a hydraulic pressure sprayer from spring through to early fait. To reduce the twig and branch feeding on unin'ested t(ees deemed to be of high value. appty a water spray to the tree crown. Application should be made in

( the spring or early summer using a sprayer that will give thorough coverage to the tree crown.

Beetles (Such as: AmbrOSIa. Anoblldae. 2213 oz. 80l. 162/3 lb. I I. For preventive treatment appty the Black turpentme. European elm bark. spray to the main trunk of trees 10 the Japanese. June. Southern pme. early spnng or when threat of attack Spruce)(l) exists from nearby infested trees. For

Carpenter ants r ..... di •• treatment apply the spray to Termites the main trunk of infested trees or

logs when damage occurs or before ( adult beetles begon to emerge. For pI.ntetion tr ••• apply to individual trees using suitable hand· or power· operat",,>d spray equipment.

Weevils (Such as: Northern pine. Pales. 51/3 oz. lib. 33113 lb. ,. For Southern pine seedlings lreal Pitch-eating. Twig)(I) immediately after transplanting. Treat

each seedling with enough spray to thoroughly wet the ,.,Iiage and SIems to the point 01 runoll but do not use

• more Ihan 6 pallons 01 spray per acre . JJ

. . ttJ'umbers in parentheses refer to Specific Directions. •• ..

~ r , •••

. .. • •

. . .. ( t t • f .. , • • • , ..

e

(

(

(

(

. --_ .. _-_ ...

....... Fruit •• ncI Nut. u. DURSBAN sow inMClicide eI lhe dougH Indiceled by .ppticallon .... fo~.r .pray 10 conlrol pHI. listed in lhe Iollowingl.bIe. Mix lhe required _l1li01 DURSBAN SOW In ,,"r. Spray lor lhorough and complet. co_age 01 lhe 1oIiega. UIlng .uitable hand· or con"."tlona.l po_-oper. lilld lPfIIy equipment. Treet _ jlfttaljrsi appear or In

~ with local _tons. Conautt your seat. Agricultural Exper_1 seellon or Extenlion Service _ cialisllor lpeCilic .... inlor"",llon. Do nol altow livestock 10 graze in tr.aled .r .... AnetllIoII: In California do not work with or conlacllr_ wilhin 2 d.Y' aHer Ir .. lmant.

,

1._ 01 DURS.AN SOW III WaI.r til _ •

.... It 1 :I 100 Specific Dlrec:tlotls

llllitoft .a""" • ....... Apples Apple aphid 112 oz. 1112 oz. 31b. Make no more Ihan 8 applications per

Apple maggol season. 00 not appty last treat~nt Codling moth within 28 days before harvest or apply European apple sawlly last two treatments closer than 21 days Eyespolled bud moth apart. Fruittree feafroller Green fruitworm Lesser appleworm Obhquebanded leaf roller Orange tortrix: Oreental If ull molh PandemlS leafroller Plum curculio Redbanded leafroller Rosy apple aphid San Jose scale Tarnished plant bug Tufted apple bud moth Variegated leafroller Woolly apple aphid

Almonds Navel orangeworm 213 oz. 2 oz. 41b. Make no more than 3 applications per Peach Iwig borer season to almonds and no more than 2 San Jose scale apphcahons per season to walnuts. Do

Walnuts Codling molh 2/3 oz. 20z 41b. not apply wit hi., 14 days before harvest.

Walnut scale

Pecans Black pecan aphid 113 oz. 10z. 21b. Make no more than 5 applications per Hickory shuck worm ~ason. 00 not apply within 28 days of Pecan leaf scorch mite harvest Do not allow livestock to graze Pecan nut casebearer In treated orchards. Pecan weevil ~~~ . ___ L __ ~~ _._1 Phyllo)(era spp

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL 00 not contaminate water. food or leed by storage or disposal.

Storage: Store in original container in secured dry .ito rage area. Prevent cross~contaminatlon With other pesticides and fertilizers. 00 not store above 100e F. If container is damaged or spill occurs. use product immediately or dispose of product and damaged container as indicated below

Pesticide disposal: Waste resulting from the use of this product may be disposed of on site or at an approved waste disposal facility.

Conl.ln.r eIIapo •• I: Completely empty liber can by shako ing and tapping sides and bottom 10 loosen clinging particles. Emply residue into aoplication equipment. Then dispose of containers in a sanitary landfill Or by incinera· lion il allowed by Slate and local ~uthorilie •.

9

WARRANTY LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMER The Dow Chemical Company warrants that this product conforms to the chemical description on the label and is reasonably fit for the purposes stated on the label when used in strict accordance With the directions therein under normal conditions of use. THIS IS THE ONLY WARRANTY MI\DE ON THIS PRODUCT. NO OTHER EXPRESS AND NO IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FIT· NESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IS MADE OUTSIDE OF THIS LABEl. Therefore. neither this warranty nor any other warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, express or implied. extends to the use of ~~iF. :, product contrary to label instructions (including Condl· tions noted on the label, ~. JCh as unfavorable tempt'l{I· • tures. soil conditions. etc.). under abnormal condit~t. •• t

(such 8S excessive rainfall. drought. tornadoes, tlur­rieanes. etc.) or under conditions not reasonably '('rneea·· ble 10 or beyond lhe conlrol 01 seller.

ttl I

••

.. . • • ...

.. . .. " • •• •• •

• t I • I • • •• I I I I' •

• •• • I I.' • I I I C.

• ••• I.

• • .. t • , • , I

• • •• l'

· .. , .. " . · ..... ..

WIlen buWer or .... IUflIIn '- or cIMNOM .... ning from lhe .... or ""nd~ng oIlhis product (including cleim. bued on conlracl, negligence,lIriClleHity, or other .1 1'-<"), b~r or _ must promptly notify in writing The Dow ChemiCal Company of any claim. to be eligible to raceiv.elttler remedy given btllow. Tile 'EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF THE BUYER OR USER end lhe LIMIT OF LIABILITY 01 The Dow Chemical Company or any olher seller will be one ollhe foHowing, 81 lhe eleCtion 01 The Dow ChemiCal Company: (1) Refu"" 01 puf':h ... price paid by buyer or user lor

product boughl, or (2) Replace ... ol.mount 01 product used. Theseller ... _be .......... __ ... 1IIIaI or Inc_I damages or 10 ••••. The terms of this warranty limitations And Disclaimer cannot be varied by any written or verbal statements or agreements. Any employee or sates agent of the seller is not authorized to vary or exceeo the terms of this Warranty limitations And Disclaimer in any manner.

26075·l3 8985

ORM-A

RQ/CHLORPYRIFOS. MIXTURE NA2783

.. • • .. . ..

· .. , . , • • .. · ... , , • • " "

· .. . • • · ..

• • •• •

• : t 'l',HE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY : • N!Uland. Michigan 48874 U.S.A.

• Trldemark of THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

SPECIMEN lA8El86-1792 DATE CODE 8985 REPLACES 86·1792 DATE CODE A385 DISCARD PREVIOUS SPECIMEN LABELS

REVISIONS INCLUDE: 1) PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS 2) STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT 3) ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD STATEMENT

12

,

(

(

-

,

, ..

(

'. .. ~.

•

TO ... "UM nlr ., • -~ ••• 'iract .... ~i.i .. of ~~eial ."lieac •• r •• ,..dble f. ioNce e •• erol _ .... Iole c ..... .., OIlFT 'SPEClr~EN LABEL .. 1' ...... at .. 01' Gee.".' ...... 11 i_.I\I""\ "I i •• trietl, ~"i~it",

!IIh ,..Ud •• h t .. U to .h.. ... /oF/f "UG if ....... u_lr tllllie t. f"" ....... tie o~ .. ai_., Do NC "" f";' I,)... .i .. eUr to ... t.~. kift .... rqaff I L froo ..... d ...... , .. " ........ t. ~iI'-aquatic or,IDi •• ia adj.c •• t a._tic <'40 .it... co.er Or iDcorporate .pilli. DD

Dursbcn* SOW aot coat_iu,. ,,&ttl' bJ ct ••• i .. ef .---'- ... ui ..... Or dh,. .. l of v •• t.. !Ilia

,,"'liet h bilbl, tode co .... ea,. ... to clirect U'.rtaeDt or r •• iduea .a

Insecticide bloa.iDI crop. or ve.dl. Do aot ',pi, tbi. product or allow it to .rift to

be Applied Only by or IhIer the SuperviJiiDn ~lo .. iDl trope or .... d. if ..... r. of rcial ApplicatorsZSPoUSib ,,-for:. .ioitial.b. t ...... at .... .

': . ~ :! . .a. . ....... ............ .13""'. 0."0 ........ ........... 0 >-_ U •• 110 .... "o. ....... :II.~ " I ~. 0 • ." .... .., •

.,.CflltlQ, c:I a.. " .......... ;I - p.. ~ ,:r:: • '0 ...... 0'11 "

Cl 0 0 B JI' ~ ....... II • o .,~.'V

"'..QAg.a ...... o::t ..

• ::1·....,\111 " ~ . .. .. >. ..,.

":-~g~::: ~ ~ ~.~ B ~ ~

.... ;) ...... c •• .... Oog A." '" .., ... C II » ... 0 •• ,tl.' ..o.a.cIlO __ ... ... a ..

-JInsect 1 NOTE TO PHYSICIAN: Chlorpyrifos is Prograns: Not ended' or Sale to or for l'se a cholinesterase inhibitor. Treat by ~r";-'-Do Fomulate This Product symptomatically. If exposed. plasma inl:o"Other Fnd-Use i'ro<b:'[..~ r-------- .- --- .--8 d blood cell cholinesterase tests Active Ingnidient(s): 11.\ ,-- " \-' P '1 Hnn ndicate degree.olex/!osure

Chlorpyrifos (O.O.diethyl 0- I~ 1. ....... '-" • ..J - . IbYs line data are. useful). Atropme. (3,5,6.trichlcro.2-pyridyl) I only y Inlectlon. IS the preferable phosphorothioatel •••••••••••• sot. JUN 2 819 anlld teo OXlmes. such as 2·PAMI

Inert Ingre.dient~ .................. son' nccc to<' f,c,,-.: In'," "r.p'~ot am. may be therapeutic if used E.P.A. Reglstrallon No. 464-590 r""ci', : -, ,'" ~ Ib; .• ",' ,:":eA~IY however. use onl.Y In E.P.A. Est. 5905-AR-1 0" ''' .... ,'"0:. ,-', t'." p. ~cdonj ctlon With atropine. In case of KEEP OUT OF REACH OF I ~~,,~.~;~; i~;"':""'~ ~\1l' sever .acute pOisoning. use antidote~

I _ - lately after estaOI.shmg an open CHI LOREN airway and respiration.

May be fatal if .w.llow~d. Haraful if iabalod Or .b.orbed tbrou&h .ki.. Environmental Hazards c.u.ee eye irritatioa. , is product is highly toxic to bees

WARNING g~.t::~~>'; .

ex osed to direct treatment ('n / bloo ing crops or weeds. 1..10 not apal,! IS product or allow It)'~ droit to

!l £; ~ i -: ~~VISO: PRECAUCION AL USUARIO: Si usted no lee ingh~s. no use este ~ 0

I j~ l bloom on crops or weeds '"'''q~ rees

\ are active vlsltmg the !~tment area, ... , ~' DURSBAN 5 ;nsectlc!de.l~ hlg'lly

( producto hasta que la etiqueta Ie h:.ya ... sido explicada ampliamente. ~ .~ ....

!.~ A I Hazards to Human!! and .~ 3 ~ ~ ~.~ . Domestic Anim?ls : ~

M ~M .~

;;:: .~ ~ g I MA'i.. . .BE FATI'.L IF ___________ -:; d ~~ -'!i':! 'I SWACL"O~.'·-D. ARMFULIF -g: ! ~ r: ~. ABSOR R~GH SKIN .' ! ~ ,; - ~ ; ~ . ..': E • CAt:l5cS EYE IRRIT 't~ :: .. ~ U~.O~_ ~Mw .~ .~ w ~ 3 W£.Ct\lJl"I(}IARY STATEMmr: (lHm ~ fI .~ : .c" ~;~~ ~~Y. "" . .t . · ... 0·..... :.-.;11 ~ : :. e ~ II .; id Contact With Sc:in, Eyes, Or ClO~li..... ... .... ... .., • .a'" • ~~J

~ g u:. I AWl i~ D.Jst: Or Spray Mist-- ash . .: ~ ! ;; 'jj 'j.;; "rI ... ~ j - Tho~ly Wi And After I~-utdl i ....

tOXIC to fish. b sand othe( ,.,Idlife. . .• , .. Fish and crustac lis may be Killed if their waters are CIJ taminat~u ... "tll this product. Kel!p 0 t of lakt!~, streams. ponds. tidal mars~-=s ,.".! estuaroes. Do not apply wher" runoff is likely to occur. Do not apply when weather/conditions favor dro from area7A;eated. Do not contamin te wal}!'r by cleaning of equipment djsposal 01 wastes. Use this produc Q,nly as specified on thiS labe\.

(0<: r" '" ; 41 .. U A. -, ''b

t' : .!! ~ : .. ~ And Before Ea~i . CI [);) Not Get Reaa Ute e .. tife labei. l:Jss fU,,'T,8eeordi"g

4-~<H"lbel EiireelieAs. ,. """ • ..4 lot ~ a .......

. ~ ..... ~ .... ~: 1 in EYC~ in, Or en Clothl Rnmvc :: : ::: =: ~ ~.! ~..wash Ccontaninatcd Clothi~ Before

!I-:l Stataoc.nts of PractIcal Trcat:r:cnt if Swall"""d: :I'04A 1 ph -g ~ II 3'; a ysician or Poison Control Cent ....

~ .. ~. i -. Dri or 2 glasses of water and in e 0 ... ,,0 II = -; = .la· '11.:\ """'iti~ touc:hi~ back of thr with '~.: t:: r; il fi~er. lb t induce vanit or give '= "1 :: 0 ~ : ::L-..:a. anything by rmu to an cious ... :III.ac w ..... ' , t ... :: fi' g ... ~ person. If On Skin. Sh with plenty of

Ood ... ,11 •

.. \1 .... i'~ .~I soap and water. 1 attention if ::: ;: : .~ .!: -1' irrltat ion per If IIi Flush ~" .......... .= g ~ II : .. with plenty' water. Get nedi i -::: .. lI'g :a .J if irri lon persists. If Imal.ed!~iCm:M! III ~ 1'& ;.ii .: to f Sh air if effects cx:cur. Get nlk;al "" .. :r.I~ ;Co!I':= .-1 • .:;""=" .. :. ... ,,' ... 0 .. 1 '" A .... .,H

I I

Before buying or using this product. read, , • , •• "WARRANTY LIMITATIONS AND ,. , DISCLAIMER" below. If terms are not . • •

""" acceptable. return unopened pacl<age at ' ••• once to seiler for full refund o! ll4,rcpase • , ••• price paid. OtherWise. use by the buyer or, , : •• any other user constitutes acce,Jla.lr.e of the terms u,nder the ~ty.anC\. , •• ,' , l:labllity. u.. .... lr '-''\'''{'f k.\(\'~. t,,\. \ "'(\,\ .. ~ 'l'\J, \

1>.~c,~, .... '\.'f-T"" ." "

In case of an emergency endal1,)'!r;ng life' . , . , • or property involving thiS prodl'ct ~1I11 .•• , collect 517-636-4400

AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL Do Not Ship or Star. with Food. F •• d" Drugs, or CI.,thlng

. ,.:-.-~ ~.'"'' ..

(

(

l

DIRECTIONS FOR USE It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. .

GENERAL INFORMATIO'N OURS BAN SOW insecticide is a wettable powder formulation designed lor use as a spray to control various pests injurious to trees. turf an d ornamental plants. The pests contrOlled are listed in th e acccmpanyin g tables. DURSBAN SOW is compatible with insecticides. miticid"s. and fungicides commonly recommended except for alkaline materials such as BOfdeaux mixture and lime. A small amount of spray mixture should be prepared to check for compatability before a large :olume of spray is mixed.

Applicator Safe Handling Procedures: When exposure to spray mist is likely to occur. wear protective equipment and clothing (chemical goggles. long-sleeve'" coveralls and waterproof gloves) to prevent exposure of eyes and skin. To prevent breathing of spray mist during application in confined areas. wear a re~plra:or and cartridge(s) approved by NIOSH:MSHA for pesticides.

Attention: Do not allow adults. children or pet!> on treated areas until soray has dried. Keep out of fishpools and other bOdies 01 water. Do not treat vegetable gardens. Do not allow livestock to graze in tre<lted areas. Do not feed treated grass cuttings (hay) or seed screenings to livestock nor use hay lor livestock bedding. Do not use in poultry houses.

MIXING INSTRUCTIONS DURSBAN SOW mixes readily with water to form a suspension. Mix the required amount 01 DURSBAN SOW with a small quantity of water and add this premix whole filling the spray tank. Alternatively. fill the tank with the required amount of water and then add the pl..!mix. Maintain sufficient agitation during both mixing and application to ensure uniform suspension 01 the DliRSBAN SOW in the spray mixture. DUASBAN SOW contains J wetting agent. 00 not use addition .. ' w6tting agents. spreaders or stickers.

Do D,t for.ul.t~ tbi. product iato otber eDd-..... product I.

....

•

.. ..

.. . .

(

Pest'

,

Turf and Other Outdoor Uses U .. DURSBAN SOW 10 conlrol pests infesting lawns. golf courses, parka, perenniallurf grasses. elc .. lisled in Ihe following lable by applicalion allhe recommended dosages and in accordance wilh Ihe directions given below. Dilule DURSBAN SOW in enough waler 10 oblain complele and uniform coverage of pest-infested areas and apply as a coarse. low-pressure spray using suilable applicallon equipment. Thoroughly water immediately after treatment to wash the insectiCide inlo the turf. except as noted. For best results. the lawn should be moist at time of treatment. Spray when pests first appear; retreat when needed.

I Amount of DURS8AN SOW per ,

,

Specific DirectioM f--1-00-0--Sq-.-"-.-------A-c-re----~

------------------------~,----------------------~~~~~~~~~~~----t. Use DURS6AN :'JW i.,secticiC1p. 'f'Jr Ants (including foraging fire ams) Armyworms (Such as: Beet. Fall,

\

Yellowstnped) ntipedes

higgers( 1) Chinch bugs Clover mites Cutworms Crickets Earwigs Fiery skipper Fleas

~ats

_{ass hoppers Greenbugs June beetles Leafhoppers Lucerne moth Millipedes Mite" (Such as: Clover. Formula grass.

Winter gram) Mosqultoes(2) Sod webworr. i (lawn moths)(3) Sowbugs Springtails Ticks(l)

3/4 oz. 2 It-area control of T'cks' and Cl)i.q.;er,,; infesting non-cror:z.r.d areas S'Jch as roadsides. footpatr~ .. and tr'li,l~ .. pl.r:nic and camping sites. r: arks and ql'\e, recreational areas \·,h~re these rp~ts are present and cr, it:! a nUlsal ,CP or a pOSSible public heWt: ;lroblem. Do no: allow pub:ic use 0' ~re;:.ted areas during 30plication or until spray has dried. Apply DURSBAN SOW in water a! the rate of 1/2 pound per acre (equivalent to 112 oz. per 2.700 sq. ft.) using a hydraulic sprayer. mist applicator. knapsack sprayer. or other suitable hand- or power-operated spray equipment. Treat low underbrush. grassy areas, weees. ground surfaces and debris using enough spray VO~\'Mo:! to obtain thorough coveraye. usually :1\1.tfl. \00 gallons per acre. . .: ':

2. Mosquitoes coming 10 rest .. hl·oRas Ireated for conlrol of turf pests ,~ih be kiiied for varyinfj Oe;ic.:ls Of,i;l1\!'after trealmenl, depend ina 'on exp~",-e of .. , trealed areas 10 ,veath.!ring • conditions. . ... .. ......... .. . .

3. For sod webworlT'!' e'!lay watering or . mowing Ihe Ireat~ erea fon~ to:~4

________________ --4 _______ -+ _______ -+_~hours after treatlT'en'. '" •

')pean crane fly

Turfgrass weevil (HyperOde')(I)

• Numbers in parent".... reter to "' ...... ;,ir, ni,.,.t"..,,~

1 OZ

lIn oz. ! I

3 1 b

• lb. I, Spray suspected problem are .. in

mid-April and again in mid-May or u recommended by your Local Agricul1ural extensiOn Service Specialltt.

.. ".

Amount of DURSBAN SOW per Pest"

( 11000 sq. ft. 'acre

WhIte grubs (Such as: Black turlgrass ataenius. European chaler. Southem masked chaler and Japanese beetle : larvde)(l)

Bluegrass billbugs(l)

-.;higgers (Turkey Pens)(l)

(

! Imporled lire ants in commercial sod(l) i

I

l

"Numbers in parenthflolS refet' to Specific Directions.

11/2 to 3 oz. 41b. to 8 lb.

"/4 to 3 oz. 2 lb. to 8 lb.

30z. 81b.

6 oz. 161bs.

Specific Directions

1. For white grubs. spray when grubs f.r young and actively leeding near the soil surface. usually during late July and August or as recommended by your local Agricultural Extension Service specialist. Immediately after spraying. Irrigate the treated area with 1/2 to linch of water to wash thE Insecticide Into the underlying soil.

1. For bluegrass biilbugs spray early in the season when adults lirst appear. Retreat as needed.

1. For CO'ltrol 01 chiggers infesting outdoor turkey pens apply DURSBAN SOW as a spray to the 5011 usi ng 100-150 gallons 01 ""3~er pe~ acre.

To prevent turkey:.. I. <..m beco'T'i":; infested with chigger~. spray the s"J11 in pens just belore tl.rkE'~S are tr~~~hrred to them. For turke;s already irl'O's'rd wi:: chiggers, spray th!,!' "vi; in pens thoroughly. Allow a; ';,,;,st threl'!. ~.or"":s fo chigger lesions on thE. turkeys t6 11-;al belore turkeys are S;"'''\lhtereC:<. FC"f optimum results. s~".Jy a 10-15 I'. protective area arol.n(: ~;,e periphery 0; the treated pens.

Treatment is limited to 2 applications to the soil in turkey pens at intervals of not less than 4 weeks. Do not treat soil in turkey pens later than 7 days belore turkeys are to be slaughtered. Avoid getting the spray on feed or in waterers. Open leed should be covered during spraying operations. and water troughs should be lIushed out immediately after the spraying oper<'t'{I(1~, 00 not spray OURS BAN SOW directly on th!!. \"r."-eys.

1. Imported fire ants: Apply DtJRSB'AN SOW as a spray to tloe area 0/ ~o;f to be cut. Immediatelv'after applyinq' ihe spray soak in witit at i~ast 112 ~c'rc-inc~ of water or a suff;c.i~.~t volume to thoroughly soak ·J.!;"w the cuI: line. Do not apply a volume or rate of \vail.r to cause r;Jnofl. Soli c .. n be cut wlien

. vegetatIon has d,i.Jd and whe:t sc;iI is moist but not we:. . •.

Precaution: Personnel hindling treated sod should wear elbow·lenYIi1 neoprene gloves and neoprene apron. Protective clothing and boots should be worn to prevent repeated skin exposure to treatec: sod.

Certification Period: 42 days from day of "1'f',,,,,.,t'" "

c

Pest'

Ants Bees Carpenter ants Clover miles Cockroaches Crickets

(. rwigs .las

Flies Hornets Millipedes Mosquiloes Scorp,ons(2) Silverfish Sowbugs

. C:oiders mphylans

Ticks Wasps Yellowjackets

• Numbers in parenlheses refer 10 Specific Directions.

l

Pest Control on Outside Surfaces of and Around Buildings Apply OURS BAN SOW by application as a residual spray to outside surfaces of buildings including porches. window frames. eaves. patios. garages. refuse dumps and other areas where pests congregate or have been seen. Repeat treatment as needed to maintain effectiveness. Avoid application to surfaces where visible residl';s are objectionable.

I Amount of DURSBAN 50W in l Water to Make:

9a 1 9a ! 9 , I 1 0 50 al

For Band Treatment (1)

, 1/12 oz. 3/4 oz. ,

4 oz. , , !

, , I . ,

: ; ;

I I I I

On Outside Surfaces ,

i l1i3 oz. 13113 oz. , 41b. I I I

I I I I i ;

I

;

;

! I i

,

Specific Directions

1. To help prevent ;";';station ').

2.

buildings. Ireal a band of soil 6 t ~ 10 leet wide arounCano adiacrr.! ~c buildings. also I;'e building .. C'iJ~ jation to a height of 2 t.o :3·/""t. where p ests are active and maf fihd ent{It .... :;·'}. ·'Jse • (,unces of oURSBAr~ SON per'S? gallons of waler a.,.1 af1ply ao; 'i! ': '):use

-ns spray allhe rale 0: at:.oull0 J31'_ spray mixlure per l.e(;(. sq. fl. 10 t!'oroughly and ur,i:orr"ly wellh area.

For scorpions Ireat or remove accumulations of lumber. firewo od

s and other malerials Ihat serve a insecl harbarage sites.

~

, , ' .

, . , . .. " , ., ..

. .. ,

•

II. II. 'I. II. , • • l 'I. II. Il

• • 'I. .. , 'I. , II. II. .. ,

• 'I. ~ 'I. .. ,

• , ... 'I. ,

•• • ,

. . ,

.. •

" , ,

•

(

(

l

.. . . ,

. Ornament ... (Outdoor, Greenhouse,Shadehouse, Nurseries, etc.) Use OURS BAN SOW insecticide to treat flowers. shrubs. evergreens. vines and shade and flowering trees found to be infested with pests listed in the following table. Dilute DURsBAN SOW with water according to directions given in the table and apply using suitable ~3nd- or power­operated spray equipment in a manner to provide complete and uniform coverage. For best results apply a coarse spray to thoroughly wet both upper and lower leaf surfaces and infested limb and trunk areas. Attempt to penetrate dense folia\;e but avoid overspraying to the point of excessive runoff. Treat when pests appear and repeat at 7 to 10 day intervals. if needed.

Consult your State Agricultural Experiment Station or Extension Service Specialist for application timing and other specific use information.

Note: Greenhouse Grown Ornamentals: Environmental factors significantly affect phytotoxicity. OURS BAN SOW has been tested on numerous ornamental plants without causing serious phytotoxicity. However. because of the numerous varieties grown. it is recommended that a small group of the plants be treated a! the recommended rate under the antiCipated growing conditions and observed for phytotOXIc symptoms. Two test sprays should be made 7 days apart and the plants observed for another 7 days after the se.:ond treatment. The following species should not be treated:

Plant Species Scientific Name Common Name Acalyphis wllkesiana Copperleaf Apt:e/andra squarsa Zebra plant 8rassala actmophylla Schefflera 8uclda buceras Black olive Carica papaya Papayas Cissus antarctica Cissus Codiaeum variegatum Croton Ficus nilada Ficus Ficus pumila Weeping fig Ficus retusa Cuban laurel Hibuscus calycinus Yellow hibiscus Hibuscus rosa·smens/s Red/Chinese hibiscus Implliens spp. Impatiens Nephrolep,s ... ltata Boston fern. Fluffy ruffle fern Petunia .pp. Petunia

,

Rou.. Belinda. C .. ramia. Uvande. JKk Frolt

... '"

.....

, . . . . .

•

( Pest-

Melgids (Such as: Cooley and Eastern spruce galls. Pine bark)

Ants (inc!uding foraging fire ants) Aphids (Such as: Apple. Chrysanthemum.

Cottonwood. Elm leaf. Peach. Rose. Spirea)

Armyworms (Fall. Yellowstriped) Bagworms(l) Boxelder bugs Cankerworms Catalpa sphinx Chiggers Citrus mealybug -~ckroaches (Such as: American.

Brownbanded. German. Oriental, Smokey brown)

Elm spanworm Fall webworm Grasshoppers Green frUllworm Hornworms Jackplne budworm

( 'liper webworm .. tydids

Lace bugs Leafhoppers Leafrollers(21 Macle leafcut:er(3) Mites (Such as: Clover. Red spider.

30utnern red)( 4) Oleander caterpillar Orange tortrlX

rrodical cicada ",Iant bugs Poplar tentmaker Psylhds Puss caterpillar Rose chafer Sawflies. exposed (Such as: Pine. Pin

oak. Redheaded) Sowbugs Spittlebugs Sprrng elm caterpillar Spring tails Spruce budworm Tent caterpillars (Such as: Eastern,

Forest. Western) Thombug walnut cateroillar Western spruce Dudworm Whiteflies l. 'Iownecked caterpillar

"NumIMrIIn patent,,"" refer to IpIcIflc DIrectIOnS.

• I Amount of Dur.ban SOW In , to Make: Watfllr -_ ..

1 gal I 3 gal 100 gal I '-

, , 1/12 oz. I 1/4 oz. 112 lb.

I I I , ,

; I I I i

I : i ,

I ,

, I , . I , I , i I , I I I I i ! , , I I , i I , I , i

I ,

i I ,

I ! I I

! I I I i I

I I

, i r

I I I

I I I I ,

I , I I I

I , I I ! I I

I I , I

j I

I I , I I I !

I I I I

i r I I i

i

I I

I I I I I ,

I I I

I I

I l I ; . I I ! I I I , i

I ,

i I I

,

Specific Directions

1. For bagworms treat when insects are in the crawler stage.

2. For effective control of lealroUers spray should be applied before leaves are tightly rolled.

3. For effective control of maple leafcutter on maple trees apply spray to larvae as cases are being formed. Do not treal sugar maple trees intended for maple syrup production.

4. For effective cO:ltrol of spider mites when large numbers 01 eggs are present. apply a second spray 3 to 5 days in the South or 7 10 10 dav,> In the North after initial ~r(o.tmen: to ,;o"lrol ne"'ly-hatclled 'IT.phS.

, ..

" " " . · ...... · ., .....

" .,

· .....

i , •

4-. . . - f .. • j . . •

( Amount of DURSBAN SOW in Water to Make:

Specific Directions Pest" 1 I -

1 gal , 3 gal , 100 gal I ., I .-Armyworm (Beet)

116 oz-,

1/2 oz. 1 lb. 1. To reduce twig amel branch feeding :r Beetfes (Funer rose, Native elm bark)(1) I

, bark beetles applicalions should be ,

I Cutworl1's I made in the spnng or early summer. Leafhoppers I 2. To kill migrating and invading gypsy Mahogany webworm ,

moth larvae Ireallrunks and loliage. Mealybugs I Mimosa webworm

! 3. Blackvine weevils are night leeders. Moths (Such as: Brownla,I, Cypress tip, I Lale afternoon spraying win give Douglas fir lussock. European pine ;

conlrol in some areas. Shool. Gypsy(2), Holly bud, Nantucket I pine tip. Panaera. Pitch pine tip.

I Subtrooical pine tip. Tussock) I Oakworms (Such as: Caltfornia. :

Orangestnped. Reahumped) I , ~humpea ccierpillar ,

I , .. nps (exoosed) , Weevils (SuCh as: Blackvine(3). Yenow I

I Poplar. Pine reproduction) I

, i I · .. ._-.. .----I

to 21b.1

, 1. For cottonwoor' lea' beetles use

Beetles (Such as: Cottonwood leaf(I), 116 to 1!2 to I 1 DURSBAN SOW In water to c.mr;1 Elm leaf. Flea. Wil:aw leaf)

1:3 oz. 1 oz. I . larvae and adult: ''''esting cottonwoods. M,')I:.')o t'he treatinent ( when field counts ·'ndi.:ate'dir'na]lr; bee!le populaltc~'i :-re develo~lng L"

I I present.

I

! .-. _--- .

I I

Borers(I): Clea,,,,'ng moths (Such as: I 113 oz. I 1 oz. 21b. 1. For borers. apply DURS6AN SOW to ASh. Dogwood. Lp.sser peachtree. Lilac., the t'l,nks and lower limbs of trees ar.c Oak. RhodOdendron). Metallic wood shrubs when the adults beg'" to (Such as. Bronze birCh. Flatheaded emerge. Consult your Slate appletree. Twolined chestnut). ! Agricultural Experiment Stalion or Longhorned beetles (Such as: Locust. ExtenSion Service specialist fer pro~er Red oak) lime 10 treat. Apply uniformly as a

Lealmmers coarse low-pressu re spray. Needlemmers (Such as: Jeffrey pine.

Lodgepole pine. Spruce) . " · , .. , . Scale crawlers (Such as: Collonycushlon. I . , . Cottony maple. Euor;ymus. FletCher. · .. , .. Flonda wax. Golden oal<. Hemispherical.: , , . Leeamum. Magnolta. Oak kermes. I · ... , Oystershell. Pine needle. San Jose. Tea. I . , , While birch) , .....

-I 1. For peachtr.e bor.;. apply L)vP,SaAN Borers (Such as: Cottonwood.

t oz. 3 oz. 61b. SOW in walE: to fl('w'!rtng Irees lInd Peachtree)(l) . shrubs of Ihe gt:""!t ~,unus "" a .run •. spr;Jy before newlY-N'tchea ,.,." .. e enter the IrHS. Aoc.ly as a coarse. lew-pressure spray. Thoroughly wet all bar~

\. area. from ground I_I to scaffold limbs.

• I

-Numbers in parent". ... ref.r to Iptc:iftc Directions.

'-..

' . . .

( Pest'

Amount of DURS8AN SOW In Water to Make:

1 gal 3 gal 1100 gal

Beelles (Such as: Ambrosia. Anobiidae. I 2213 oz. Black turpentine. Cottonwood leaf. Elm! leaf. European elm bark. Flea. Fuller rose. Japanese. June. Native elm bark. Pine. I Willow leaf}(l)

80z. 161:2 lb.

(

• Numbers in parentheses refer to Specific Directions.

Specific Directions

1. For prevenllve tre.tment apply the spray to the main trunk of trees in the early spring or when threat of attack exists from nearby infested trees.

For remedial treatment apply the spray:' the main trunk of infested trees when damage occurs but before adult beetles begin to emerge .

....

. . \ ~ .. ,

. " .

•

(

Tr ........ (Nur.-rle.. . ., Plantation. and F.lled Tre •• ) • Use DURSBAN SOW insecticide to treat shade and flowering trees. plantation trees. transplant trees and evergreens. found to be Infested with pests listed in !tie f')lIowing table. Felled trees should be treated as necessary. Dilute OURS BAN SOW with water accoritlng to directions given in the table and apply using suitable hand- or power-operated SAray equipment in a manner to provide complete and uniform coverage. For best results apply a coarse spray to thoroughly wet b"Jth upper and lower leaf surfaces and te infested limb and trunk areas.

,

Attempt to penetrate dense foliage but \ avoid overspraying to the point of excessive runoff. Treat when pests appear and repeat at 7 to 10 day intervals. If needed.·Attentlon: For felled trees. treat after cutting; do not handle until spray has dried or wear prot.ective clothing. Treafonly frull and nul trees identified in the Tree Fruits and Nuts section of this label.

Consult your State Agricultural Experimental Station or Extension Service specialist for application timing and other specific use information.

Pest·

Amount of DURSBAN SOW in Water to Make:

1 gal

~rlelgids (Such as: Cooley and Eastern 1/12 oz. spruce gall. Pine bark) i '

Aphids (Such as: Apple. Chrysanthemum. Cottonwood. Elm leal. PeaCh. Rose. Spirea) I

Bagworms("i) Boxelder bugs Cankerworms Catalpa sphinx

(-US mealybugs .1 spanworm

Fall webworm Fire ants Greenstriped mapleworm Jackplne bud worm Juniper webworm KatydIds Lace bugs Lp.alhoppers

Irollers(2) Maple lealcutter(3) Mites (Such as: Clover. Red spIder,

Southern red)(4) Oak skeletonlzer Poplar tentmaker Puss caterpIllar Sawflies. exposed (Such as: Pine. Pin

oak) Spring elm caterpillar Spruce budworm Tent caterpIllars (Such as: Eastern.

Forest. Western) Walnut caterpillar Wastern spruce bud worm Yellownecked caterpillar

3 gal 100 gal

1/4 oz. 1/2 lb.

Specific Directions

1. For bagworms treat when insects are in the crawler stage.

2. For effective con:rcl olle.:lro:le-s spray should t£. .l,)plied before leave are tightly rolled.

3. For maple leaf..:uOi.u on md~k: trees apply spray to I<'rv~p. as ca3d3 ,-re being formed. ~1<;, npt treat sugar maple trees intem!ed for. roo;';I".£. ;;yrup production.

4. For effective co.l;r,,1 01 spid(.r n.ites when large nurr.bL'!> of eggs are present. apply a .sec0nd spray alter 3 to 5 days in the South or 7 to 10 days in the North alter initial treatment to control newly-hatched nymphs.

.... , , , ,. •

------------------------~ ____ ~ ______ _L ______ ~ ____________________ __

( nbers in parentheses roler to ~ilic Directions.

( Pest"

Beetles (Fuller rose. Native elm bark)(l) Leafhoppers Mahogany webworm Mealybugs Mimosa webworm Moths (Such as: Browntail. Cypress tip.

Douglas fir tussock. European pine shoot. Gypsy(2). Holly bud. Nantucket pine tip. Pandora. Pitch pine tip. Subtropical pine tip. Tussock)

Oakworms (Such as: California. Orangestriped. Redhumped)

Redhumped caterpillar .rips (exposed)

,'eevils (Such as: Blackvine(3). Yellow poplar. Pine reproduction)

Beetles (Such as: Cottonwood leaf(I). Elm leaf. Flea. Willow leaf)

(

Borers(I): Ciearwmg moths (Such as: Ash. Dogwood. L2sser peachtree. Lilac. Oak. Rhocodendron). Metallic wood (Such as: Bronze bIrch. Flatheaded appletree. Twolined chestnut). Longhorned beetle; (Such as: Locust. Fed oak)

Cranl:erry girdler larv;:e(2) Leafnllners Needf.=iiie .. el:;' C3uc.;h as: jeffrey pme.

Lodgepole pine. Spruce) Scale crawlers (Such as: Cottonycushion.

Cottony maple. Euonymus. Fletcher. Flonda wax. Golden oak. Hemispherical. Lecanlum. Magnolia. Oak kermes. Oystershell. Pine needle. San Jose. Tea. WhIte birch)

Borers (Such as: Cottonwood. Peachtree)( 1)

• Numbers in partntheIH rtfer to SDKlflc Direction ..

,

Amount of DURS8AN SOW In Water to Make:

1 gal 3 gal

1/6 oz. 1/2 oz.

1/6 to 1/2 to

1/3 oz. 1 oz.

1/3 oz. 10z.

1 oz. 3 oz.

100 gal

1 tb.

I

Specific Directions

1. To reduce the twig and branch feedir en uninfested trees deemed to be of high value. apply a water spray to the tree crown. Application should be made in the spring or early summer using a sprayer that will give thoroug coverage to the tree crown.

2. To kill migrating and invading gypsy moth larvae treat trunks and foliage.

3. Blackvine weevils are night feeders. Late afternoon spraying will give control in some .areas.

--I --- ------:----.--.-II . cottonwood le&1 I.eetles IJ1ie ...

1 to 2 lb. C "S8AN 50W in water to cont/ClI, Luv,':e a. adults infesti,,~ «qltonwo,qqs.,Make til treatment whEtn field coullt;;:ind;ca:a de> .naging beetle ,,('~\J;~tions OI~<J' '.

developing or presl;M.' For sel!91i{l,9,s U5e 8 to 20 gallons per s~ .. ay volume p,~' acr€

.!-----..jl-------..:...:........:...-~ ............ --

21b.

61b.

... 1. For t.orers appl)' C'l"RSBAN'50~":0 th,

trunl J and low'c-,Iimhs 01 trees when the adults begin to emerge. Consu:: your local State Agricultural Experimental Station or Extension Service specialist for proper time to treat. Apply uniformly as a coarse low­pressure spray.

2. For cranberry girdler larvae infesting Douglas fir seedlings apply 2 lb. of DURSBAN SOW per acre. Direct spray at the iower cro~n al)d stems using 5(' gallons of water',).a:·ac.re. Irrigate immediately afte'r applicatioll·I\);·e"il penetration ot 1-2 inches. Truat ilft.ar egg laying during the summ~-, ••• . .. .. . . ,. "

.. 1. For peach tree bor." apply Dl..F.SBAt

. SOW in water 10 ';o>l\rer,ng In ... ", "i;the genus Prunus as II tnlnk Sprott !.tofore newly-hatched I&rva ... nter the trees. Apply as a coarsa low-preuure spray. Thoroughly wet ad bart! _ •• from grOUnd level to ecatfold limba.

( Pest'

Beetles(l) (Such as: Cottonwood leal(2). Elm leaf. Flea. Fuller rose. Nallve elm bark(3). Willow leaf)

(

Jf'etles (Such as: Ambros,a. Anob,iC~p. Black turpentine. European elm bark. Japanese. June. Pine. Spruce)(l)

Carpenter ants ., , , Term,les

WeeVils (Such as: Northern pine. Pales. Pitch-eating, TWig)(l,

·Numbers in parentheses refer to Specific Directions.

Amount of DURSBAN SOW In I Water to Make:

I I

1 gal 3 gal 1100 gal ..

1113 oz. 40z. 81/3 lb.

I

I

I

22'3 oz. 8 oz. 16 £.'3 lb.

,

Specific Directions -

1. For preventive treatment apply tM spray to the main trunk 01 trees in the early spring or when Ihreal of attacy. exists Irom nearby infesled trees. For remedial treatm~nt apply the spray to the main trunk 01 infested trees or log when damage occurs bul before adult beetles begin to emerge. For plantation trees apply to individual trees using suitable hand- or power-operated spray equipment.

2. To prevent native elm bark beeUes from overwintering in uninfesled tree apply DURSBAN SOW in waler 10 I~s

5

bottom 9 feel of the trunk. WeI the trunk Ihoroughly but do not spray to runoff. Care shoule< '::~ takE-r. ,(I cooiv the spray right '('.'he base of th~ roc: flare. Application nn be ma"j~ w.·th either a backpcck IT'istblower U', a hydraulic press'Jre' l>~rayer frp •• , ,~pr"; through 10 early. :,\'1 To reGuc..~ ',he twig and brancl\ (~.~ding on uninfeste trees deemed to b(' 01 high ~"Iu". apply a water sP"'Iy,to Ihe Iree (.row:o, Application shu' II,) I)a maos ir, .I.e spring or early S'Jrn"'er us,r,g d sor~'1 thaI will give tr.Nfju~.h coverage to :~ ,e tree crown.

1. For preventive treatment apply the spray to the main 'r\.l'lk of trees in the early spring or wilen threat of. att<,('k exists .Irom nearby infested \I eel>. f, or remedial treatment apply the s~.ra\, to the main trunk 01 inlt!sted treel's ~.r·;ogs when damage occ..Irs Cor belon~ lIC1ult beetles begin to e.r.er~a. For , . plantallon trees a",,:} 10 indiviqual trees using suitab;s ;'dnd- or power-operated spray equil-ment.

--+----t-~---- - .- .... - ---51:3 oz. lib. 331i3Ib. 1. For Southern pin .. S..edlings ',ea.

immediately alta. t, .. "splanting. Treat each Seedling wi::, er,ough spray to thoroughly wet the folbge and stems to the point of runoff but do not use more than 6 gallons of spray per acre.

..

(

\..op Pest

Apples Apple aphid Apple maggot Codling moth

( European apple sawfly Eyespotted bud moth Fruillree leafroller Green fruitworm Lesser appleworm ObllQuebanded leafroller OraClge tortrix Onental fruit moth Pandemis leafroller Plum curculio Redbanded leafroller Rosy apple aphid San Jose scale TarT'ished plant bug Tufted apple bud moth Variegated icafroller Woolly apple aphid

• Navel orangeworm I Almonds ,

Peach twig borer

I San Jose scale

Walnuts I CCdling moth I Walnut scale j

I • \

,

Tree Fruits and Nuts Use DURSBAN SOW insecticide at the dosages indk:aied by application as a . foliar spray to control pests listed in the following table. Milt the required dosage of DURSBAN SOW in water. Spray for thorough and complete coverage of the foliage. using;,suitable hand- or conventional power-operated spray equipment. Treat when pests first appear or in accordance with local conditions. Consult your State Agricultural Experiment Station or Extension Service specialist for specific use information. Do not allow livestock to graze in treated areas. Attention: In California do not work with or contact trees within 2 days after treatment.

I Amount of DUnS6AN sow in I Water ~o Make:

! 1 gallon i 3 gallons 100 gallons i I

1/2 oz. 11/2 oz. 31b.

213 oz. 2 oz. 41b.

213 oz. 2 oz. 41b.

,

Specific Directions

---Make no more than.'3 applicd,i.:; •• " per season. Do not ,pply last treatn."nt within 28 days o,lore "arve;,l II< a.oply last two treatmen'-".'~Ioser tr.;;,,·21 days apart. . . .. '"' ..........

• ........

, .. '" ' ......... , . .. ... , '" .. ,

Make no more tha., 3 3j:'plicat;('In~:per season to almonds ana no me'r'!!. t~an 2 applications per 5'1aSOn to walr.!I~s. Do not apply within 14 cays befon~ ",ryest.

........

. . ... •

(

(

l

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL Do not contaminate water, food or feed by storage or disposal.

Storage: Store in original container in secured dry storage area. Prevent cross­contamination with other pesticides and fertilizers. 00 not store above 100· F.-OO not stack higher ~han 2 pallets. If container is damaged or spill occurs. use product immediately or dispose of product and damaged container as indicated below.

Pesticide disposal: Waste resulting from the use of this product may be disposed of on site or at an approved waste disposal facility.

Container disposal: Completely empty fiber can by shaking and tapping sides and bottom to loosen clinging particles. Empty residue into application equipment. Then dispose of containers in a sanitary landfill or by incineration if allowed by State and local authorities.

0.51 kg/2 Ib net 'Traoen "k of THE DOW CHE"':CAL COMPANY

2S075·L4 85S4

DOW DIAMOND-

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY Midland. Michigan 48640 U.S.A.

LOT

,

WARRANTY LIMIT.,\TIONS AND DISCLAIMER The Dow Chemical Company warrants that this product confQrms to the chemical description on the label and is reasonably fit for the purposes stated on the label when used in strict accordance with the directions therein under normal conditions of use. THIS IS THE ONLY WARRANTY MADE ON THIS PRODUCT. NO OTHER EXPRESS AND NO IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABtLiTY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IS MADE OUTSIDE OF THIS LABEL. Therefore, neither this warranty nor any other waranty or merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. express or implied. extends to the use of this product contrary to label instructions (inclUding conditions noted on the label. such as unfavorable temperatures. soil conditions. etc.) under abnormal conditions (such as excessive rainfall. drought. tornadoes. hurncane!:. etc.) or under conditions not reasonably forsee2ble to or beyond the control of £t.>lIer.

When buyer or user suffers losses' or damages resulting from the use or . . handling of this product (including'claims based on contract. negligence. strict' liability. or other legal theories). b\ly"r "r user must promptly notify in writing' .he Dow Chemical Company of any cl'l,m, to be eligible to receive either remedy yivE;n below. The EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF THE BUYER OR USER and the LIMIT OF LIABILITY of The Dow Chemical Company or any other seller will be one of the following. at the election of The Dow Chemical Company:

(t) Refund of purchase price paid by buyer or user for product bought.

(2) Replacemen: of amount of pr0C!uct • used. ., ••••

...... , , . '

•

...... , The seller will not be liable for consequential or incidental damages or losses, The terms of this timit~ ~L\" it "".\./ ":":

Weffanty-arnH.-fabiHly cannot be vari~ ,/-., •. .t~, I ,',.'~ by any written or verbal statements'cr ' ,:.I.·n V>~d',." .. " agreements. Any employee or sales :1/)"!m • , ••.

of the seller is not authorized to vary n' . exceed the terms of this Warranty limitations and Disclaimer in any manner.

.. , , , ,