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UpJale<l 10-Z-89 per reregistfalion phase Z (tnerts)

RliSTRICTED USE PESTICIDE Due to very high acute tozicity to

Humans and Bir,is For retail sale to and ~!io.i only by certified applicator or p",rsons under their direct supervision and only lor those uses covered by the certified applintor"s certification. Direct supervision for this product is defined as the certified applicator being physically present dilling application. mizing. loading. repair and cleaning of application equipment. Commercial certified applicators must also ~nsure that aU ~rsons involved in these activitie-_ Ire informed o( the precautionary statements.

PARATHION 8 CONCENTRATE

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: Parathion (O.O-diethyl O-p-nitrophenyl-

phosphorothioale ...................................................... 76.35S Related Compounds ........................................................ 3.65S

(KERT IKGREDlEKTS .......................................................... 20.00S TOTAL .... ... ........ ........... IOO.OOS

Product contains 3 pounds of Parathion per gallon.

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN POISON

DANGER PELIGRO PRI!CAU':IOK AL USUARIO: Si usted no lee ingles, no use este producto hasta que la etiqueta haya sido explicada alr.pItamente.

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FIRST AID TUA TIIDIT STATEMElfT OF PRACTICAL TREATMEIIT

Call a doctor (physician). cliniC or hospital immediately. Explain that the victim has bHn e%pOSed to parathion and describe his condition. If doctor cannot come, take ~ . .:tim to clinic or hospital. Move victim immediately from the area where parathion is present. I. I IIHA LED: Remove victim to fresh air. If not breathing. imm4K1iately give artificial respiration. preferably mouth-to-

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SEE ADDITIOI(AL PRECAUTIOBART STATEMEBTS ELSEWHERE 01( LABEL

EPA Reg.fio. 51036-161 EPA Est. Bo. 51036-GA-l Manufactured By

MICRO FLO COMPABT P.O. BOI 5943

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PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS Hazards To Humans and Domestic Animals

DAIIGER POISOKOUS IF SWALLOWED, IBHALED OR ABSORBED THROUGH SKIN. RAPIDLY ABSORBED THROUGH SKIN. REPEATED EXPOSURE MAY, WITHOUT SYMPTOtlS. BE INCREASI"GLT HAZARDOUS. Do not breathe vapors or dust. Do not get in eyes. on skin or on clotbing POISON SIGNS (Symptoms) Parathion is a very dangerous poison. It rapidly enwrs the body on contact with all skin surfaces and eyes. Clothing wet with this material must be removed immediately. Exposed persons must receive prompt medical treatment or they may die. Some of the signs and symptoms of poisoning are: Headaches. nausea, vomiting. cramps. weakness. blurred vision. pin-point pupils. tightness in cbest. labored breathing. nervousness. s .... "ating. watering of eyes. drOOling or frothing of mouth and nose. mus<:le spasms and coma. NOTE TO PHYSICIAN Antidote - administer atropine sulfate in large doses. TWO to FOUR mg. intravenously or intramuscularly as soon as cyanOSiS is ~vercome. Repeat at 5 to 10 minute intervals until signs of atropinization appear. 2-PAM choloride is a pharmacologic antidote and lliay be administered as an adjunct to. but not a substitute for. atropine wbich is a symptomatic and often life saving antidote. DO NOT GIVE MORPHINE OR TRANQUILIZERS BECAUSE THESE ANTIDOTES MAT PRODUCE ADVERSE EFFECT ACCENTUATING THE PHARMACOLOGIC EFFECT OF THIS PRODUCT. This product is a strong choliuesterse inhibitor affecting the central and peripheral nervous systems and producing cardiac and respiratory depression. At first sign of pulmonary edema. tbe patient sbould be given supplemental oxygen and treated symptomatically. Continued absorption of the poison may occur and fatal relapses have been lepolted after initial imvrovemeuls; VERY CLOSE SUPERVISION OF THE PATIENT IS INDICATED FOR AT LEAST 43 HOURS.

ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS This pesticide is highly toDC to fish and wildlife. Birds in treated areas may be kilted. Do not apply directly to water or wetlands (swamps. marshes. bogs. and potholes). Run-off and drift from target areas may be hazardous to aquatic organisms in adjacent aquatic sites. Do not ccnlaminate water by cleaning of eqUipment or disposal of wastes.

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This product is extremely tomc to bees exposed to direct treatment or residues on blooming crops or weeds. Do not apply this product or allow to drift to blooming crops or weeds if bee!. are visiting the treatment area.

PHTSICIAL OR CHnlICAL HAZARDS Do not use near heat or open flame. In Case of: FIRE - Use water spray, foam, dry chemical or C02. SPILL or LEAl, keep all unprotected persons away. Cover with absorbent such as ash,lime, clay or saw dust. Sweep up and bury. Wash area thoroughly with strong lye solution.

WORI SAFETY RULES REPEATED EIPOSURES TO CHOLINESTERASE INHIBITORS SUCH AS ARE CONTAINED IN THIS PRODUCT MAY. WITHOUT WARNING, CAUSE PROLONGED SUSCEPTIBILITY TO VERY SMALL DOSES OF AllY CHOLINESTERASE INHIBITOR. Persons working with this product should have frequen'. blood tests of their cholinesterase levels. If the cholinesterase level falls below a critical point, no (urther exposure should be allowed until it hdS been determined by means o( blood tests that the cholinesterase level has returned to normal. Be(ore using this product. consult the Agricultural Enension Service or ExperimenW Station (or specific recommendations regarding such blood tests. If handled indoors, provide mechanical emaust ventilation. I:eep all unprotected persons and animals away from treated area or wIlere there is danger of drift. Do not rub eyes or mouth with hands. If you feel sick in any way. STOP wort. and eet help right away. See First Aid (Practical Treatment) section.

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING STATEMENTS THIS PRODUCT MAY BE FATAL IF SWALLOWED, INHALED, OR IF ALLOWED TO CONTACT SIIN. FAILURE TO PROPERLY FOLLOW ALL IBsn.UCTIOBS FOR PROTECTIVE CLOTHIBG AND EQUIPMENT WILL IIICItBASI! YOUR RISI. USE OBLY WHO WEAltIBG THE FOLLOWIBG PROTECTIVE CLOTHING ABO EQUIPMENT DURING IIIIIIIG/LOADIIIG, APPLICATION, REPAIR AIID CLEABIIIG OF APPLICATIOB IiQUIPIlliBT. DISPOSAL OF PESTICIDE. ABO EARLY REDTIlY IBTO TREATED FIELDS: Waterproof pants and coat; heav,-dut, chemical-resistant gloves; rubber boots or rubber overshoes; hood or wide-brimmed hat; safely goggles or (ace shield; BIOSK approved respkator. In addition. miRr /loaders must wear a chemical resistant apron

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when using the concentrated product. During aerial application in enclosed cockpits, a helmet with a visor may be substituted (or the hood or wide-brimmed hat and safety goggles or (ace shield requirements. IF MIIIIIG/LOADlIIG IS PERFORIIIID USIIIG A CLC SED SYSTEM, THE FOLLOWIIIG PROTECTIVE CLOTHIIIG AIfD EQUIPMEIIT MAY BE WORII AS All ALTERIIATIVE: H~avy-duty chemical resistant gloves; chemical resistant apron. long-sleeved shirt ("r gauntlets and short sleeve shirt) and long­legged pants; shoes and socks. safety goggles or a faceshield must be worn wen the system is under pressure. All other protective clothing and eqUipment required for use with open systems must be available nearby. IF APPLICATIOII IS PERFORM£D USIIIG All EIICLOSED CAB OR COCKPIT. THE FOLLOWIRG PROTECTIVE CLOTHIIIG AND EQUIPMENT MAY 8E WORN AS All ALTERNATIVE: Clean long-sleeved shirt and long-legged pants. All other protective clothing and eqUipment required for use during application must be available in the cab and must be worn when exiting the cab into treated areas. If used for this purJ.ose. contaminated clothing may not be brought back into the cab unless in an enclosure such as a plastic bag. REMEMBER! - THE CLOTHING IS NOT INTEIIDED TO PROnCT YOU DURING REPAIR AND CLEANING OF APPLICATION EQUIPMENT OR DURING EARLY REENTRY. REFER TO THE INSTRUCTION ABOVE. HOMAR PlAGGERS ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED DURIIIG AERIAL APPLh.ATIOII. IMPORT AlIT! If pesticide comes in contact with skin, wash off with soap and water, and contact a physician immediately. Always wash hands, face, and arms With soap and water before smoking, eating. drinking. or toileting. AliTER WORK: Wash gloves with soap and water before removing. Take off aU work clothes and shoes. Store protective clothing separately from personal clothing. Launder protective clothing after each use. Shower using soap and water. Wear only clean clothes wen leaving job. Do not wear contaminated clothing. Personal clothing worD during mimngnoading. application, repair and cleaning of application equipment, disposal o( pesticide, and early reentry into treated lields must be stored and laundered separately from household articles. Clothing and equipment heavily contaminated or drenched With parathion must be destroyed according to state and local authoriUes.

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HEAVILY CONTAMINATED OR DREliCHED CLOTHING CANBOT BE ADEQUATELY DECOBT AMIIIATED. Respirators should be cleaned and cartridges replaced according to inStructi04S included with respirators. Replace gloves frequenUy.

DIRICTIORS FOR USE It is a violation of F9deral law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling.

CHEMIGATIOB PROHIBITIOB Do not apply this product through any type of irrigation system.

RE DrRY STATEMERT Ie-entry into treated fields before ezpiration of the re-entry interval specified on this label is prOhibited, unless the protective clothing and equipment specified on this label are used. CROP RE-EliTRY IBTERVAL STATE(S)

Citrus 2 I days CA, AZ, liV, lill, O~, TI, UT (less than 4 Ib ai/A)

35 days CA. AZ,IiV, 11M, OK, TI. UT (between 4 and 3 Ib ail A)

45 days CA, AZ, IIV, BM. OK. TI, UT (more than 3 lb ail A)

5 days Apples 6 days

All other states All states

Peaches 6 days All states Grapes Same as Citrus above Corn 6 days' All states Olives 6 days All states Tree fruits 6 days All states Tree nuts 6 days A!l states Cotton 3 days All states All other crops 3 day3 All states Do Dot apply this product in such a manner as to directly or through drift ezpose workers or other persons. The area being teeated must be vacated by unprotected persons. Because certain states may require more restrictive re-entry intervals for vGtious crops treated with this product, consult your State Department of Agriculture for further information. Written or oral warnings must " given to workers WIlo are eSJMCted to " in a treated area or in aD area about to be treated With this product. ORAL WARIIIIIGS shall Inform workers of areas or fields that may not be enter4td. without protecUve equipment and clothing specified on this label. during treatment or for (see Umes

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specified above). Follow First Aid Treatment instructions shown on this label iil case of accidental elq)OSure. When oral warnings are given. warnings shall be given in a language customarily understood by workers. Oral warnings must be given if there is reason to believe that written warnings cannot be understood by workers. WRITTEII WARilIRGS must include the following information. DANGER - Area treated with parathion on (date of application). Do not enter without appropriate protective clothing for (see times specified above). Follow First Aid Treatment instructions shown on this product label in case of accidental ezposure. ATTEJtTIOB To avoid eIcessive residues of parathion on food or forage crops always observe the statements found under -Directions for Use; limiting the time before harvest When parathion may be applied. Because this material is poisonous by skin contact. inhalation or swalloWing it should not be used in such a manner or under weather conditions as will permil drift of the spray onto areas not intended to be treated. Do not apply or allow drift to areas occupied by unprotected humans or beneficial animals.

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL Do not contaminate water. food. or feed by storage or disposal. STORAGE AND HANDLING: L Handle container carefully so as to avoid damage and prevent spills. 2. Do not use or store in or around the home. 3. Store container in a well ventilated place. 4. Empty container retains vapor and product residue. Observe all labeled safeguards until container is cleaned. reconditioned or destroyed. 5. leep out of reach of children and domestic animals. PESTICIDE DISPOSAL Wastes of this pesticide are acutely hazardous. Imprope1 disposal of eIcess pesticide. spray minures. or rinsale is a violation of Federal law. If these wastes cannot be disposed of according to label use instructions. contact your state pesticide or Environmental Control Agency. or the Hazardous Waste Representative at the nearest EPA Regional Office for guidance. CONTAINER DISPOSAL Triple rinse (or equivalent. Then offer for recycling or reconditioning. or puncture and disp0s6 of in a sanitary landfill. or by other approved state and local prOi:edures.

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RECOMMEImATIOIl APPLICATIORS This product is designed for application after dilution with water and for use by trained operators using airplane or power ground eqUipment. The hazards and precautions for handling the product in this container are equally applicable to it after dilution with water for spray application. Add the concentrate to the spray tank while filling with water, and miz thoroughly either by means of a tank agitator or pump by-pass. For best results. thoroughly cover all surfaces to be treated with spray. Rates of application given below should not be ezceeded. Rever apply later than indicated to assure residue levels at harvest are below tolerances established by the Food and Drug Administration.

t.:()nsult the State Agricultural Extension Service or Experiment Station lor speciftc recommendations regarding appltcation. dosage and timing of sprays. For application by ground eqUipment. add Ute desired amount of concentrate to sufficient water to apply at least 3 gallons of water per acre. For application by aircraft. add the amount of concentrate desired per acre to I to 3 gallons of water consistent witll crop growth and good coverage. Greater quantities of water may be required to give sufficient coverage of orchard trees.

Observe days interval between last application and harvest indicated in ( ) follOwing crop.

FRUIT

APRICOTS (1 • ., - To control aphids, mites, bud moths, peach tree borers, Japanese beeUes and leaf rollers, use 3/3 pint per 100 gallons of water. Control of codling moths, lesser peach tree borers, grasshoppers. and tortrlz reqUires 1/4 to 7116 pint per 100 gallons of water at shuck split 10 to 12 days later and if needed 3 to 6 weeks before harvest. For peach tree borers and lesser peach tree borers, app;., 2 to 3 sprays to trunk from ground to scaffold limbs timed with moth emergence. Use 3/16 pint in 100 gallons of water for control of Pandemis moths. Avoid injury to bees by delaying spray till afgr full bloom. Do not use more than I 3/" quarts of this product per acre.

APPLiS (1.t) - For control of, European sawflies, San Jose, Forbes or scurfy scales, mealybugs, Huropean red and two-spotted mites,

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AVOCADO (2 I) To ct)ntrol banded cucumber beeUes, grasshoppers. citrus root weevils. red-banded thrips. avocado lace bugs, pyriform scales, webbing worms, blossom anomala,litUe fire ants, greenhouse thrips and tortricids. use 3/16 pint in 100 gallons of water. To control w!liteflies, use 3/16 pint in I gallon of emulsive oil concentrate in 100 gallons of water. To control Florida red scales. Florida waz scales. didyospermum scoales and avocado leafhoppers, use 1/4 pint in 100 gallons of water. To control pumpkin bugs and mealy bugs. use 1/4 to 3/3 pint in 100 gallons of water. To control latania scales. use 3/3 pint in 100 gallons of water. Do not use more than 1 1/4 quarts of this product per acre.

BLUDERRIiS (14) - For thrips. maggots, curcutio and tip borers. use 1/4 pint in 100 gallons of water. For lecanium scales. use 1/2 pint per 100 gallons of water. Use before frutt sets or after harve.:l. U!ie from 100 to 300 gallons of diluted spray per acre.

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but do not apply more than 1/2 pint of this product to one acre of blueberries at any appllcaUun.

CAIfEBE2RnIS (15) (Raspberries, Loganberries, Boysenberries and Blackberries) - Por control of two -spotted spider mites, use 3/3 ~i!1t p4tr atre. For tontrot of obscure and woods weevils, use at 1!2 quart: per aer@o 3S a post harvest application to the soil or gr<)"ntt (:ov~r ov ... r roots of plants lOor <:rawn t\or ... rs. n';p. at 1/ '­quart per acre out apply ~) crown area and lower (:anes.

\:HEiUUE:; {14} - Fvr aphids and mites, mix 3/16 pint in i CO gallv&ls vf water. Fvr sawflies, use l/16 to 1/4 pinU&l 100 gallons ~r water. U:;e 1/4 pint per 100 gallons for thrips, cherry fruitY.,",orms, p4taf slugs, Pandemis moths, bud moths, cankerworms, ro"e chaf~rs, San Jose scale crawlers, f~uit flies and tortftX. For tnIlt. trp.p. leat rollers, use 1/4 PlOt ~r 100 gallons of Wolter :tt petal faH or snuck split; for plum curculio. lise 1/4 pint per 100 ~allons vf wdel. 2 or ., applications, a to 10 days ap.ut, ~iuning at petal fall or :;huck split; for Oriental fruit mvths, use 1/4 pint in lCO gallons of wat~r at shuck split and 10 to 12 days later. For japanese !)cctles, use 3/3 to 1/2 pint per 100 gallons. Do not use more than 1 quart of this product per acre.

no NOT USF. 1"REAHO CITRUS PEH FOR FOOD PlJRPOS~S.

CITAUS (California) - GlapeflUits. Kumquats, L~wons, Lim4ts. Ord.ilges, Tailgi'l~s, and Tangerines.

~cale For purple, black, brown so. t, Ca.lifornia red, Ciu-icola, C?ttony -<cushion and yellow scales, use 1/6 to 1/3 pint in 11)0 galloft'3 of watt'r ~ppli4M at ~tal fall to prevent frUit s<C3ttenng

other insects - Use 112 to I quart in 100 gallons of water for ~()ulrol of the followiug additional insects iol4tstiog cilrus: climbing cutworms, fruit tree leaf rollers, katydids, omnivorous teaf rollers, Fuller rose beeUes, pink scavenger caterpillars, orange toru-ix, orangeworms and Western tussock moths. Do not use more than 1 1/4 gallons of this product per acre up to 30 days of harnst. Do not use more than 112 gallon of this product per ~<:re from 30 days up toO 15 ttays of harvest Consult agriCUltural expenmental authorities for specific recomm~Ddations in your dr~a.

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':iTRvS (Areas other tban California) - Grapt!iruits, KlJmquars, i.elllons, Limes, Oranges, Tangeioes dnd Tangerines.

'treat for mealybugs; chaff, cottony-cushion, Clover's purple, Florida red. 7el1ow, snow scale~; aphids; orange clog and plant bugs, using 1/4 to 5/16 pint in 100 gallons of water. For control "f mites an<i w111t~fli~~, us~ 1/4 to 3/3 ptnt WIth I gallon "f ~ml11!;tvp. otl O:O[lcentrat.e tn 100 gallons of water lo"or contri)lhne l!rassboppers. IJse til. pint per acre. Thorough coverage is essential fOf best le:mlts. Do not use wore than I 1/4 gallons of this iirvdu~t p-:c a~r", ufl to 30 days of harvest. Do not use more than 1/2 gallon of this procluct per acre from 30 clays up to 15 ;!ays of harvest.

C!lAfiBERRIES (15) - F"r control "r fir~worms, fruttw"rms. r.tpworrns and lecanmm scales, use 3/4 plOts per acre.

CURRANTS ()OJ - Foc control of euuant .*hids, l'se 1/4 to 4;,) .,10t tier acre. For .-;ootcol vf two-5potWd spider mites, use 1/2 tv 4/5 pint per acre. For currant borers, U e 4/5 pint per acre.

F!t;S (30) - For t~ ... o·spotted and Pacific mites, use 1/4 to 1/2 pint r~r ~ 00 gallons "f water. For Hg scal~, uc;~ 1/2 pmt p~r ! f)f) g~.non'i ot Woit..er. 00 not 11S~ mOf"~ rDan I t /4 <pl:trt !'; of t.h,c; pnkilld per acre.

GOOSEBERJUES (15) - For conuol of currant aphids, use IH to 4/5 pints per acre. For control of two-spotted spider mites, use 1/2 to 115 pint:: per acre. For currant borers, use 4/5 pints per acre.

r;RAP~S (14) - For mItes, aphids, m~alybug'i and beny moths, U'i9 3110 PlOt per 100 gallons of water. t10r teat rollers, Jltpan~!>e beeUes and leaf folders, use 1/2 piilt per 100 gallons of water. Foc false chinch bugs, use 1/2 pint in 100 gallons of water per acre by ground equipment or in 10 gallons of water by aircraft. For consperse stint. bugs, use 3/4 quarts per acre. For grape leafhopp'}rs, use 314 to I 1/4 quarts per acre. For blact. vine weevils, use 1 1/4 quarts per acre. Do not use more than 314 quarts of this product per acre after the frUIt tS the SiZe of buct!;bot. Use 300 to 500 gallon!; of water per acre depending on age of vineyard and stage of plant growth.

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uLIVF.S - For bl;u;k.. "l~iSader and pa.tliSwJia scales, Il::;~ 1/2 pial in 1 1/2 gallons light-medium grade summer oil emulsion, or I gallon light-medium grade summer emulsive oil in 100 gallons of water, po:;t -bloom_

~!!ACHES AND NECTARINES (Areas other than California) (14) - For ('o"uol of gfp.p.n pP.:t.t:b ltpbld., lIse 3116 pInt tn 100 gallons of wai:eL For pe;Jt;b tree borers, l~ai rollers, mites, cattacing insects, w.cnh;i1~u pldoul ollgs, shot-hole buJefS_ peach bar£. be~U~s, :;cales dlld lIud mvths, mix 1/4 pint per 100 gallons of ~ :iter, and lep~a:; if re-iIlf~station occurs_ For Oriental fruit mc,ths, :;ec under :lj)!"icots. For plum curcu.lio, u:;e 1/4 pint per 100 gallon:; of water. In th~ South, tr~:lt :1t petal fall, 10 days later antJ repeat at 7 to 1 f) t1ay., IIp to 3 woe'O!rs b~fl)r~ bar,,~st. !n thoe North, t:rl!'~t .3 t:t) <\ times, 7 to h) days apart, begtnning at sbuCk-oiL ~or lesse.­peacb tree and American plum borers and grassboppers, use 3'3 1.0 1/2 pial p~. luO gallons. For peiSch tree bOH~.S and less~f ti~d~h tree borers, apply 2 to 3 sprays to trunk. from ground to 3caffold lim~s timed With moth emergence. Do not apply more than 2 quart!> of this material per acre at any application, and do not use mont than 2 1/2 quarts per acre per year.

P~AC.Ht!S ANt) NF.CTARINES (Caltfornla) (21) - 00 not apply wttbtn 21 days Qf harvest. Do not apply more Ulan once after bloom. Do Dot clpply moce thaD 1 1/4 quarts of this product per acre at any appH(;aUon, and do not use more t:~an 2 1/2 quarts per acre between January I and harvest.

!>!!.ARS (14) - For -;ontrol of leal miners, apbids, leaf rollers, gnsshl)pp~rs, '>("ales, mealybugs and certain mites, 1Jse th~ dosage d.." .. r.n bOO lOf thtKe insect .. on apples For pear pc;yUa, use j/16 pmt per iOO gallons of water. For ~ar blister mites, pear Slugs, ~.een fniLwo1ms clnd plC!nt bugs, use 1/4 pint Pt;, 100 gallons of water. For codling moths, use 1/4 pint in 100 galluns of water in ;: to 4 cov~r sprays, beginning with the first cover. For plum curculio, apply 1/1 pint in 100 gallons of water at petal fall and 10 days later. Some injury may occur on Bose pears, under some conditions. Do not use more than 1 "/5 quarts of this product per ltcre.

PLUMS AHD PRUBES (H) - Apply 1/1 to 5/16 pinl per 100 gallons o( water (or control of these insects; pear thrips, flower thrips,

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fDiI.es. aphids, t~ajhoppers. leaf roU~rs, peach tree borers, SOOI.­

hvh~ bore. s, bud mothl;, tvrlJix. me,dy plum li(;~ aad scales. A~piy :;":'.11 ... ti{tilt"'dent Wll\tB ~c .. w1ers em.,rge. Fur ~lum (uc..:.uHo make- 3 to -i applications. :;eginning at petal fall. at rate of 1/4 pint in 100 gaHonz of '..r.\tcr. For codling moths. use 1/4 to 1/2 pint per 100 :;a!lons of water at petal faU and a summer application tim~ with 'D('otb ~mergel1.:e. For peach twig borers. use 1/2 pint per 100 faHo,,~ of wat.er 00 not ll~e more than 2 qnarts oi thiS produ~t per ltcre.

TIRA WnERRIE5 (14) - To control flower thrips, crickets, flea :;eetles, red spider mites, apbids. Lygus bugs. leafboppers. ':lhitcme~ and leaf rollcr~, use 1/1 to 1/2 pint in 100 to 150 ~allons of water per acre. To control weeVilS, erown borers :Ind stnw~ffy teal b~tles, use 3/& pint in 100 to 150 g3.11l)ns of ~ter per acre. AS:I foliar treatment, do not use more than ~/5 pints of this product per acre. To control garden symphylans, use 2 1/2 quart:> in 40 gallons of water per a<:re as a preplant soil treatment.

NUTS

DO NOT "PPLY AFTER HULLS OR HIlSKS 8EGIN TO OPEN. DO NOT ~Hr) rll.¥.A 1.'F.O f.{U I.L S 01( HIJ~(S TO U V~STOCK.

ALMONDS - To (onuvll1uit tree leaf loll~rs. lent o.:.swrpill.us dnd ~acl1 twig bGoc{tcs, use 1/2 pint per 100 gallon!> of water. As a dormant ::pray for paclatoria and San Jose scales, use 1/2 pint with .3 gallons dormant oil emul~ion or 2 1/2 gallons dormant -eomulsive oil in 100 gallons of water. Do not use more tban I 1/4 'l'larts of t.bis p1'ooud per acre.

1'1 LBERTS - ror apple mealybugs, Itlbert apblds. bud moths and spidel mi~. lise 1/4 pinL per 100 gallons of wate.. Do not lise mure than 1 1/4 quarts of this product per acre.

PECANS (15) - For control of aphids. use 1'" to 3/& pint in 100 gallons of water. To control mites. pecan nut caseMarers and pecan leaf caseMar9rs, UM 3/& pint in 100 gallons of water. To ~ont.rol black and yellow pecan apbids. fall webworms and tWig girdlers, use 1/2 quart per j 00 gallons of wolter. Do not use more than 5 li.1 pints of this product.

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VEGETABLES

ARTICHOKES (7) - To control artichok.e plum. moths, us. 1/2 quart per acre

BEANS (15) - For control of bean leaf beeU~ and lwo-spotted illit~~. use 1/4 pint per acre. Use 1/4 to 3/3 pint per acae to control thrips and lima pod borers. To control stink. bugs, plant bug:l, Mexican bean bccUcs, leaf rollers, leaf miners, potato l{,J.f!l()pp~rs. aphids, n~d spid{'r mites and armyworms up to t!lird !~stu, U'3~ t /2 ptnt ~r :t<:r~.

BEETS C i5) - To control (lea beeUes and leaf miners, lise 3/lu !>int ~~r aue. FOl aphids, biister beeUes and webwoHlls, lise 1/2 ~inl per a(;re. If greens are used for foud, do not use within 21 days of ~arvest.

BLACKEYED PEAS OS) - To control aphids, leaf miners, bean r"'ll~rs and stink bugs, use 1/2 pint per acre.

CABBAGE AND COLE CROPS (BrOCCOli, Brussels Sprouts, CallJiHower) - To wllllol dpbids, thrips. diamon(lback. moth larvae. imported .:.abbageworms, cabbage loopers and armyworms up to third instar, use 1/4 to 1/2 pint per acre. To control harlequin bugs, l~a!miners. v~getable weeVilS, climbing cutworms and flea beeUes. use 1/2 pint per acre. Rates above 1/4 pint should not be applied to cabbage doser than 10 days until harvest. Do not apply Within 1 day!; of harvest on Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts and Cauliflower.

CARROTS 0'» - To control leaf miners. use 1/4 to .313 pint per <icre. To conuulleafhoppers, use 3/3 pint per acre. Use 1/2 pint p~r acre to control aphids, vegetable weevils, stink bugs, and petrobia mites. To control rust fly maggots (first brood). mill: 1/2 pint With 100 gallons ~r acre and dribble into furrow at planting timlt To control rust fly maggots ('lfoCond brood), use 1/2 pint per l\CfP. at; <t foliage c;pray Do not teed tops

~ELnT 00) - To control aphids, spider mites, celery leal tier and tarnished plant bugs, use 1/2 pint per acre. To control teaf

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miners, whiteflies and leafhoppers, use 314 pints per acre, but do Q\)t USe wiUtin30 days of hal vest.

CUCUMBERS (5) - For squash vine borers, aphids, cucumber bcoUes, leaf miners, pickleworms, mites and thrips, use 1/1 to 1/2 pint per :Iere. F~r squash bugs, stink bugs, flea beeUes and l~athopp<&rs, us~ 1/2 pint p<&r acre. 00 not apply prior to vining.

EGtiPI.ANT \ i 5; - To control thrips, leaimineTs. blister beeUes, aou flea beeUes, use 1/4 to 316 pint per acre. To conuol Colo1ado .,otato beeUe-s, use- 3/3 pint pe-r acre. To control spider miu-s ail~ lace bugs, use 3/3 to 1/2 pint per acre. To control aphids, ..... hitcHics and stink bugs, use 1/2 pint per 3.cro.

ENDIVE (21) - To r.ontrol green peach aphids and alfalfa loopers, lise 1/2 PUtt per acre

GARLIC (i 5) - To ~ontcol onion thrips. t:se 1/4 pinl pel" acre. To coatrolle-af miners and petrobia miu-s, use 1/2 pint [ler aue.

KOHLRABI (1) - To control aphids, use 1/2 pint per acro.

tETTUCE (Head) (7) - To control aphids, cabbage loopers, Imported ~~bbageworms, b:tflttP.d r.ucumber beetles, lygus buge;, webWOfm~ an(i a..-myworms up t.o iJlird ins tar, use 1/4 to 112 pint per acre To \:olluol six-spotted leafhoppers, use 3/6 pint per acre. For harlequin bugs, ~egetable weevils and leaf miners, use 1/2 pint pH acre. Tv ;:ontrol garden symphylans, broadcast 5/3 gallons por acre just prior to planting and thoroughly incorporato into upper 6 to /) in-:bes of soil.

UTTUCE (teal and 8tbb) (2 I) - For aphids. armyworms up to third ins tar. cabbage loopers, importe4 cabbage worms, banded ~l1cumber beeUes and Lygus bugs, u~ 1/4 to 1/2 pint per d(;re. To \:ontrol six-spotted leafhoppers. use 3/3 pint per acre. For harlequin bugs and vegetable weevils. use 1/2 pint per acre. At the 1/1 pint rate, barvest can be made within 14 days of application.

MANCrOHS: For thrtps use 3 ozs. per 100 gallons of Wllt~r. Consult State Agricultural Authorities for proper timing (1,000 g=lllons maxim 11m of spray per acre).

MHLONS (7) - Do not apply before vining. for squash vine bon~rs, l~al miners dud fals~ c:hinc:h bugs. u~ 1/4 pint acre. For aphids. m~lvowvims. leafhoppers. cucumber beeUes. pickl\lworms and ipid~r mites. use 1/4 to 1/2 pint per acre. To control thrips. squash bugs and stink bugs. use 1/2 pint per acre.

OKRA (21) - To control leaf miners and spider mites. use 1/4 to t 12 pint per acre. For apblds, blister beetles and sttnt bugs, use 112 pint per acre.

ONIONS (15) - To control onion thrips. use 1/4 pint per acre. To control onion maggot flies. use 3/8 pint per acre. To control aphids. stink bugs. leaf miners. and petrobia mites. usc 1/2 pint per acre. To control brown wheat mites. use 5/3 pints per acre.

PIoiAS (10) - To control apbids, pea WHVlls, spider mites, sunt. bugs, thripS, armyworms up to third instar. Climbing cutworms, leai miners .• dfalfa luopers dnd c;el~ly loopers. use 1/2 piut ver acre. II yines are to be uS\ld for forage. do not harvest for 15 days after tr~atm.ent.

PEPPEP.S OS> - To control thrips use 115 to 114 pint per acre. To t;ontrol aphi~s, leaf miners and western potato flea bHttes, use t/2 PlOt per acre.

POTATOES 0'» - To cClotcol aphids. bUster beeUes. Colorado potato beeUes, leaf miners. mites. plant bugs. potato psylJid, thrips, vegetable weevils and grasshoppers, use 1/4 to 1/2 pint per acre. For armyworms up to third instar. cabbage loopers. and climbing cutworms, use 3/3 pint per acre. For leafhoppers. stint bugs and flea beetles, use 1/2 pint per acre.

PUMPI:IIIS (10) - To contrOl aphidS, cucumber Deeues, Climbing cutwolms. squaSh bugs and squash vine borers. use 1/4 to 1/2 pint pec acce.

RADISHES (t~) - To control aphids, falso chinch bugs and harlequin bugs. use 1/4 to 1/2 pint IHtr acre. To control cabbage toopen and diamondback moths, use 1/2 pint per acre.

RUTABAGAS en - To control aphids, cabbage loopers and climbing cutwolms. use 1/2 pint pel clcre.

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~"iftAUi, COLLARiJS, KALE AND MUSTARu GREENS (1'» - To control ct.phi4s, leaf miners, armyworms up to thinS Ins tac , cabbage luopers, vegetable weevils, harlequin bugs, see<! corn maggots, crown mites and leafhoppers, use 1/2 pint per acre.

SQUASH (5) - Do not apply before vining. To '.:~ntrol beetles, ~pbttf'i, spi4er mites, stink bugs, melonworms, pickleworms, and ~limt)tng ~l1tworms, serpentine I~:if miners and c;qn=-.sh vme borers, lise 1/4 to 1/2 pint per acre. To control squash bll~s. iiea be""Ues dnd ieafhoppets, use I i2 pint per acre.

SWEET CORN (12) - To control corn earworms, fall armyworms, aphid~ 3n~ wildfties, use 1/1 pint per acre. To control sap beetles :lnd spider mites, use 1/2 pint per acre. To -::ontrol chinch bugs, use 3/4 pints per acnt.

SY.'F.ET POTATOES (I '») .. To control aphids, spider mites, leafhoppers and stink bugs, use 1/2 pint per acre. To control ser!ientine leaf miners and mornink-glory leaf miners, use 1/2 to 314 pints per acre.

SWISS CHARD (21) - To control aphids and serpentine leaf miners, use t /2 pint per acre.

,OMATOJiS (10) - To control blister beeUes, use 1/4 pint per acre. To (;oni:lol hornworms, leafhoppers. and psyllids, use 3/3 pint ver cl~B. For aphids, leaf miners, whiteflies, armyworms up to third instar, graSShoppers, spider mites, tomato russet mites, !eaf­footed bugs, stink bugs, loopers and plant bugs, use 1/2 pint per '!cre.

TURNIPS (to) - To control aphids, r.:tbbagp. webworm~, climbing cutworms, vegetable weeVilS, false chinch bugs and harlequin bll~S, tl:le 1/4 to 1/2 pint per acre. To cObb-ol cabbage loopels, use 1/2 pint per acre. If greens are used for food, do not apply within 2 I days of harvest.

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Al.IiAI.FA, ClOVER, VETCH AND GRASS (15) - For sweet dover aphids, three-cornered alfalfa hoppers, alfalfa caterpillars, and spilUebugs, use 1/'i pint per acre. 'or aphids, alfalfa weevil larvae, and adult weevils, anayworms. clover leaf WHVitS.

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dUBbing cutworms, webwonns, grasshoppers, crict.et_<;, spotted 4lfctUa aphidl>, Jeafhop~rs, Lygus bugs, lhrips aud toctricid molhs, il&~ 1/4 to 1/2 pint per acrc-. F~r cuntrul of range ,a~rpHlar, U5e 1/2 pint per acre. For alfalfa seed chalcids control on alfalfa brown for seed, use 1/" to 1/2 pint per acre. California and Nevada regulations limit the use of Uiis material to not more than 3/4 pint per- acre. For clover head weevils, spider mites, blister hep.t.le!;, ASiatic garden beetles, sweet dover- weevIls, and gr-een june beeUes, use 1/2 pint per acre. For beet armyworms and dut ing bloom period to a 9"oid inj Ut y to honey bees.

COR:' (12) - For control of European corn borers, use 1/2 pint per acre. Apply the fir:;t spray w1len 15S of the corn plants :;how ·s'lot-hole· f~ing and follow with two additi<.nal sprays at 5 to 1 day Intervals. Use sufficient water per- acre to provtde complete l:overage and be certain whorls of plant are well treated. For- corn leaf a. bids, and grasshoppers, use l/'i tc 1/2 pint per acre. For iall armyworms, corn earworms, corn coolwocm adults, iiiiliywucms up to third instar, climbing ,utworms, and japanese t~ct1es, use 3/3 pint pea ac.e. To control stink bugs and spider mites, llse 1/2 pint per acre. To control chinch bugs, use 3/4 pints per acre.

(OTTON (7) - To control apblds, mites, l:ott1)n leafworms, (ott.on fleanoppers, garden web worms and thrips, use 1/4 pint per acre. rue ~()me ~.,ider mites, use 1/3 to 114 pint pel acre. For cabbage loopers, use 3/3 to 1/2 pint per acre. For boll weevils and stink :>ugs, use 1/2 to 314 pint per acre. For salt-marsh caterpillars, use 1/2 to I pint per acre. For bollworms, cotton leaf perforators, Lygus bugs, false chinch bugs, serpentine leaf miners and c;outhern gartien I?afhoppers, use t/2 quart per acre. Use enough water tor complete r.ovp.rage Ma~e tirst application when tnsects appear and repeat at 7 day intervals if required. If desired, this formulation may be combined with other insecticide!; in a complete cotton spray progra ...

PEANUTS (15) . To control tall armyworms, climbing cutworm, corn earworm, grasshoppers, leafhoppers, red-necked peanutworms, saltmarsh caterpillar, thrH-(ornered alfalfa 'lopper and webworm, use 1/1. pint per llcre. To control tp.sser cornstalk borers, use 1/2 to 1 pint per acre, direct spray to soU surface and ba~ of piants.

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.:iMALL GRAiNS (Wheat, Oats, BArtey) (15) - To control iumywouns up to thiJ'"d instar, apbids (greenbugs) and winler grain mites, use 1/4 pint per acre. For thrips, use 1/4 to 3/3 pint per acre. For Say's plant bogs. use 3/3 pint per acre. For black gra:;s bugs, stink bugs, w1lite spider mites, leafhoppers, Climbing -:utworms. grasshoppers and brown wheat mites, use 1/2 pint per ~Cf~ _ For r.hinch bugs, false chinch bugs and banks grass mites, use 3/4 pints per acre_

SORGHUM \ 12) - To conu-ol sorghum midge, apply at rate of 1/2 pinl tv 1/2 quart per acre, 2 applications 3 to 'j days apart when appronmately 90S of the heads have completely emerged from !:he !:oot or not later than start of blooming. For corn leaf aphid:: and !nites, use 1/4 pint per acre. For sorghum webworms, faU :umywofms, armyworms up to third instar, an;j -:orn earwt)rms, use 3/3 to 1/2 pint per acre_ To control chinch bugs, use 94 pints per acre. Leaf injury may occur on some hybrid varieties or 'iolghum. Spray a lew rows a week or so before booting to ~L effects on plants.

SOYBEAIIS (;~O) . To control webworms, use IIi pint per acre. To -:ontrol velvet bean caterpillars, grasshoppers. green doverworms, two-spotted mites and stink bugs, use 1/2 pint ~r llcre_ To ~/)nt"ol (OfD earworms :tnd fall armyworms, use 1/2 to 4/5 pint.s per acre. To control white grubs and Wireworms, broadcast 1/2 ~a1loD per acre just prior to planting and thoroughly incorporate into upper 4 to 6 in<:hes of soil. Do not apply moee lban tWice pee growing season.

SUGAR DE£TS (5) - For alfalfa loopers. apbids, armyworms up to thlrtt instar, leafhoppers, blister beeUes, flea beeUes. leaf mln~rs, Lygns bugs, Stink bugs, Webworms. chmbing cutworms and graSShoppers, use 112 pint per acre_ For false celery leaf Uers, use .314 pints per acre. For bHl croWD borers. use 3/4 pints pel a<:re, ground application ovee lbe row during seedling stage. To control wbite grubs and wireworms, broadcast 1/2 gallon per acre just prior to planting aneS thoroughly incorpora~ into upper 4 to 6 inch" of soil.

SU(iARCAJtH (15) - To control wireworms, OM I qoart ID 10 to 12 inch band in lbe open fl~trOW at time of planting.

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CABBAGE - For application to <:abbage grown for seed only to \:ontrol cabbage 5~ pod weevils, use 1/2 quart per a<.re.

CHRISTMAS TREES - To control aphids and mites, use 1/4 pint per 100 gallons of water.

flOPS - For t:ontrol of bop aphids, use 1/2 to ~/5 pints per at:re_ For spider mites, use 4/5 pints per acre. Do not apply within 15 da)'s of harvest.

SAFFLOWERS (0) - To control aphids, Lrgus bugs and grasshoppers, use 1/2 pint per acre. Do not use parathion after flowering.

SUNFlOWERS (30) - To control suntlower moth, use 1/2 to I pint per acre with 2 to 3 repeat applications at 5 day intervals. Hybrid sunflowers completely bloom in 12 to 15 days thus the initial application should be made at onset of flowering or before lOS of plants begin to flower and moth and young larvae are present.

SOIL •• SECTS

Keep all persons and animals out of treated areas for (see specific tim~s in ce-entry section).

WIREWORMS - To control on: Beans, Beets, Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage, Cantaloupe,

Carrots, Cauliflower, Celery, Corn, Endive, Egg Plant, Escarole, (ale, LettUce, Onions, Peas, Peppers, Rutabagas, Soybeans, Sugar Reets, sugarcane, Sweet Corn, Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Turnips, Watermelon

Broadcast 1/-1 to 1/2 gallon per acre on soil before planting and thoroughly work into upper " to 9 inches.

Will WORMS - To control on: Potatoes

Broadcast 1/21:0 3/" lallon per acre on soU before pluUaI and Uloroughl, work Into upper " to 9 Inches.

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CORI ROOTWORMS - To control on: Peanuts

Apply 1/4 to 1/3 gallon per acre as a row soil treatment at planting or ~ing time. wort lighUy into soil.

liAtmEN SYMPHYI.AN - To control on: Beans, Corn, Lettuce, Potatoes, Sugar Beets, Tomatoes

Apply 1/4 gallon per acre to soil surface before planting time and thoroughly wort into upper 6 to 9 inches.

CUTWORMS - To control on: Corn, Cucumbe-rs

Broadcast 1/'i toO 1/2 gallon per acre before planting and tholoughly wort. into upper I to 3 inches.

WHITE GRUBS - To control on: Corn. Cucumbers

Broadcast 1/4 to 1/2 gallon per acre before planting and thorougbly work into upper I to 3 gallons.

WHITE GRUBS - To control on: Corn. Soybeans. Sugar Beets

Broadcast 1/4 to 1/2 gallon per acre before planting and thoroughly work into upper 4 to 6 inches.

NOTE: Consolt the State Agncoltoral ENnsion Service or Ezperiment Station concet"ning specific usage, dosages and meillods of application.

COIfDITIOIfS OF SALE All ~tatcments concerning the ose of this product apply only when osed as directed. THI MAJlU.ACTURD NADS 110 WAUAIITIIS. IIPRESSED OR IMPLIED. CORCiRlIlRG 11I1S PRODUCT OR ITS USI. WHICH UTERD BETOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE LABEL. Read all directions carefuUy.

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