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John S. Thornton Miles Inc. P.O. Box 4913 8400 Hawthorn Road Kansas City, MO 64120-0013

Dear Mr. Thornton:

Subject: Deleted uses

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Guthion 50% Wettable Powder In Water Soluble Packets EPA Registration No. 3125-301 Amendment application of November 5, 1993

The amendment referred to above, submitted in connection with registration under Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act, is acceptable provided that you:

Submit five (5) copies of your final printed labeling before you release the product for shipment.

If these conditions are not complied with, the registration will be subject to cancellation in accordance with FIFRA sec 6 (e). Your release for shipment of the product bearing the amended labeling constitutes acceptance of these conditions.

A stamp copy of the labeling is enclosed for your record5.

Enclosure

Sincerely your~,

Dennis H. Edwal'ds, Jr. Product Manager (19) Insecticide Rodenticide Branch Registration Division (7505C)

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SPECIAL LABELING REQUIRED FOR BAGS CONTAINING WATER SOLUBLE PACKETS ~, I 7 301-7998.YLD Base Pre-Reg. (799SJ

U.S. LABEL

Reason to lS5ue: To add restriction Oil alfalfa; Date of Draft: lO/25/93{pre·RcuIiCi to delEte uses on artichokes, eggpldnt, and peppers; and to delete trunk spray applications on plums and prunes.

GUTHION SOLUPAK 500/0 WETTABLE POWDER CROP INSECTICIDE IN WATER SOLUBLE PACKETS

FOR EFFECTIVE ECONOMICAL INSECT CONTROL ACTIVE INGREDIENT: O.O-Dimethy( S-[(4-oxo- 1 .2.3·benzGtriazin-3(4H)-ylimethy ll phosphorodithioate ..... "."". 50%

INERT INGREDIENTS: ....... " .... " ... "." .. " ... "" ....................... " .... "" ... " ....... " ........... _..... 50% 100%

Keep water soluble packets in this container and store in a cool dry place. but not below freezing (32' Fl. Protect from heat_ Keep away from optn flame. Do not heat. Entire inner packets dissolve in water. After opening outer bag. drop the required unopened inner packets into spray tank as directed. Do not excessively handle water SOluble packet or expose it to moisture. since this may cause breakage.

DEALERS SHOULD SElL IN ORIGINAL PACKETS ONLY CONTAINS 5 ONE-POUND WATER SOLUBLE PACKETS

EPA Reb' No.3 125-301 TOTAL NET CONTENTS: 2.. POUNDS

STOP - READ THE LABEL BEFORE USE

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

DANGER PELIGRO POISON

(See rear panel for Stdiernents of Practical Treatment and Additiolldl Precautionary Statements).

Si usted no entiende I~ ctiqueta. busque a alguien (If you do not understand the label. find para que se 13 exnlique a usted en detalle. someone to explain it ,te;> you :1. jJ:[..il.)

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GUTHION SOlUPAK

50% Wettable Powder

CROP INSECTICIDE

ACTIVE INGREDIENT: O,O-Dimethyl S-(4-oxo- 1,2, 3-benlotria'in -3(4HJ-yllmethyl phosphurod;thioate ....................... .......... ....... ... ..... 50%

EPA Reg. No. 3125·301

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

DANGER POISON

~See Outer Package for Complete Use and Handling Direct~ons and Precautions Indudmg Antidote StJtCflH.!Ilt}

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PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS

DANGER

Fatal if swallowed, inhaled, pr absorbed through the skin. Do not qet in eyes or on skin, Do not breathe spray mist. Spray operator should work to windward to stay out of droit or mist. Do not contaminate feed or foodstufis. Keep o,-,t of reach of children and domestic aOlmals.

Personal Protective Equipment Handlers who mey be exposed to the dilute through !"'=pplication or othor tbsks must wear:

• Chemlcal·reslstant protective suit

• Water,prool glo,es

• Chemical-reSistant 100twear plus socks

• Chemical-resistant headgear for overhead exposure

• Dust/mi"t filtering respirator (MSHA/NIOSH app(cv~1 number prefix TC-21 C)

Hendlers who may I;e exposed to the concentrate through mixing. loading, a.,lplic8tion, or other tasks must wear:

• Chemical-resistant protective ~uit

• Waterproof gloves

• Chemical-resistant footwear plus socks

• Protective eyeweal

• Chemical·resistant headgear

• For exposures in enclosed a rp..l.c; , a respirator with either an organic vapor-removing cartridge with a prefilt~r approved for pesticides(MSHA/NIOSH) approval number prefix TC,23Cl. or a canister approved fcc pestiCides (MSHA/NIOSH approval number pref.x TC-14GI

• For exposurL5 Qutt.:L(..f..), just/millt filteripQ respirator (MSHA/f JIOSH ap~ro lal ",umber prefix TC-21 CI

POISON

Discard clothing and OUli ~( absorbef'\~ matt-nals that have been drenched or heavily contaminated with this products concentrate. Do not reuse them. Follow manufacturer's instructions for cleaning/maintaining PPE. If no such instructions for washables. use detergent and hot water. Keep and wash PPE separately from other laundry.

Engineering controls statements: Human lIaggers must be in enclosed cabs.

• When handlers use enclosed cabs or aircraft in a ( manner that meets the requirements listed in the Worker Protectiof' Standard (WPSI for agricultural pesticides 140 CFR i 70.240(d)(4,6)1. the handler prE requirements may be reduced or modified as speCified ill the WPS.

• The encio,ed cabs must be used in a manner that meets the reQuirpments listed in the VJorker Protection Standard (WPS) for agricultural pesticide, 140 CFR 170.240(d)(4-6)). The handler PPE requorements may be reduced or modified as specified in the WPS.

User Safety Recommendations: User should:

e Wash hands before eating, drink;ng, cheWing gum. \ u!;ing tobacco or using the toiiet.

• Remove clothing immediately if pesticide gets inside, Then wash lhoroughly and put on clean clothing.

• Remove PPE immediately after handling this product, Wash the outside of gloves before removing. As soon as possible, wash thoroughly and change into ~Iean clothing.

SYMPTOMS OF POISONING: A sense of "tightness" If' the chest. Sweatlrlg. Contracted pupi:s. Stom~ch paill', Vomitmg and diarrhea.

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STATEMENTS OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT Organophosphate

In case of poisoning. call a physician immediately. Have patient lie down and keep qUiet. It swallowod. vomiting should be induced. Admmister water freelv and induce vomiting bV givlllQ one dose (1/2 oz. or 15 mI.) of 'Vrup of ipecac. If vomiting docs not occur within 10 1u 20 minutes, administer second dose. If syrup of ipecac IS not available, induce vomiting bV sticking finger down throat. Repeat until vomit fluid is clear. Never give anything by mouth to an unconsCIous person. Professional medical assiMance should be secured im. nediately. II on skin, remove contaminated clothing and wash skin immediately with soap and warm water. II .Y ...... contaminated, wash with flowing water for at least 15 minutes.

T\l PHYSICIAN: ANTIDOTE - Admimster atropine sullate in large therapeutic doses. Repeat as necessary to the point of tolerance. 2·PAM IS also antidotal and may be administered in conjunction with atropine.

Comoound inhibits cholinesterase resulting in stimulatio~ of the central nervous system, the parasympathetic nervouS system, and the somatic rnotor nerves Do not give morphin". Watch lor pulmonary edema, which may develop in serious cases 01 poisoning even alter 1 2 hours. At first sign 01 pulmonary edema, the patient should be placed in an oxygen tent and treated symptomatically.

ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS

This pesticide :s extremely toxic to fish and wildlife.

For terre.trial uscs, do not apply directly to water, or to oreas where surface water is present or to intertidal areas below the mean hi~h water mark. Do not contaminate water by ci~aning of equipment or disposal of wastes. Drift and runofi from treated areas may be hazardous to aQu:::Itic organisms i,: neigt-,boring areas.

This prodl!ct is highly toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment or residues Gil blooming crops or weeds. Do not apply this product or allow It to drIft to blooming CfOpS or weeds if bees are visiting the treatment area. Protective information may be obtained from your CooperatIve Agricultural Extension Service.

RESTRICTIONS

Do not use on other crops used for lood or forage.. Usc only accOlding to label directions. Application at rates above those shown may result in illegal crop residues. Do

not grale livestock In treated orchards or nroves for 21 days after treatment. Do not treat food crops grown u) the greenhouse.

ROTATIONAL CROPS

Do not plant root crops other than those with registered azinphos-methyl uses in alinphos-methyl treated soil sooner than 6 months after the last application. Do not

pl"nt any other crop other than those With registered alinphos-rnethyl uses in treated soil sooner than 30 days after last application.

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DIRECTIONS FOR USE

It IS a violation of t-cdcral law to usc this product in a manner inconsistent with Its labeling. Do not apply this product in a way that Will contact workers or other persons. either directly or through drift. Only protected handlers may be in the area during application. For any requirements specific to your State or Tribe, consult the agency responsible tor pesticide regulation.

AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTS Use this product only in accordance with its labeling and with the Worker Protection Standard. 40 CFR part 110. This Standard contains requirements tor the protection of agricultural workers on farms. forests. nurser;es. and greenhouses. and handlers of agricultural pesticides. It contains requirements for training. decontamination, notitication. and emergency assistance. It also contains specific instructions and exceptions pertaining to the ~tatements on this label about personal protective equipment (PPEI and restricte(t'entry interval. The requirements in this box only apply to uses of t: lis product that are covered by the Worke' Protection Standard.

Do not enter or allow workN entry into treated areas during the restricted entry inter.al (REI) ot 48 hours.

The REI is 72 hours in outdoor areas where average rainfall is less than 25 inches a year.

PPE required for early entry to It eated areas that is permitted under the Worker Protection Standard and that involves contact with anything that has been treated, such as plants, SOil, or water, is:

• Chernical·resistant protective suit

• Waterproof glove.

• Chemical· resistant footwear plus socks

• Chemical·resistant headgear for overhead exposure

IMPORTANT: Read these entire Directions and Condition~ of Sale before u,ing GUTHION SOLUPAK 50% Wettable Powder crop insecticide.

CONDITIONS OF SALE: THE DIRECTIONS ON THIS LABEL WE~E DCTERMINED THROUGH RESEAHCH TO BE THE DIRECTlCNS ~(b ;::ORRECT USE OF THIS PRODUCT. THIS PRCD:.JCT HAS BEEN TESTED FOR A RArJGE O~ WEI,THER CONDITIONS SIMILAR TO THOSE WEATHER cormlTlcNS THAT ARE ORDINARY AND CUSTOM.<.f,Y I;J THE G':OGRAPHIC AREA WHFRE THE PRODUCT I'> LSED. 1"J'>0;rICIENT CONTROL OF PESTS AND/OR If.JURY TU 1 HF CROP TO WHICH THE PRODUCT I'> APPLIED MA Y RESULT FROM THE OCCURREI~":t OF EXTRAORDINARY OR UNUSUAL WEATHEI1.,O&' FROM FAILURf TO FOLLOW LABEL DIRECTIONS.' IN ADDITION. FAILURE TO FOLLOW LABEL DIRECTIONS MAY CAUSE INJURY TO OTHEH CROPS.

ANIMALS. MAN. OR THE ENVI;~ONMENT. MILES OFFERS. AND THE BUYER ACCEP rs AND USES, THIS PHODUCT SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS THAT EXTRAORDINARY OR UNUSUAL WEATHER, OR FAILURE TO FOLLOW LABEL DIRECTIONS ARE BEYOND THE CONTHOL OF MILES AND ARE, THEHEFORE, THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUYER.

MIXING: The enclosed packets cont,ining GUTHION SOLUPAK insecticide are water soluble. Do not allow packet to become wet prior to adding tn the spray tank. Do not handle with wet hands. Reseal outer bag to protect remaining packets.

To prepare the spray mixture, drop tne required number uf unopened packets, as dp.termined under "Re~ommended Application", into the spray tank while fi!lin~ w'th water to the desired level. Operate the agitator w",ie mixing. Depending on the wai.e( :e-nperattlre aile the degree of agitation. the packets should be completely dissolved within approximately 5 minutes from the time they were \ added to the water.

COMPATIBILITY: GUTHI.)N SOLUPAK i< phy.ically compatible with many registered pest;~ldes and liquid fertilIZers. When considenng mixing GUTHION SOLUPAK with other pesticides or with liquid fertilizer. fllst contact your supplier. For further information. contact YOur local Miles representative. If your supplier and Milp~

repre;entatlve hav~ no experience with the com hi nation you are considering. you should cunduct tests to determine physical compatibility.

To determine physical compatibility. pour the recommended proportions of each chemical with the same proportion of water as will be present in the chcmicai supply tank into a suitable container. mix thoroughly and allow to stand for five minutes. !f the combinfltion ( remains mixed, or can be remixed readily, the mixwre is considered physioally compatible. 'Nhen miXing wcnable powder or dry flowable formulations. add anJ disp~rse these fllst. then add liquid pesticides. C<>nduct another compatibility test at concentrations w:lich will be present in the irrigation lines. If there i, ~ny separation which cannot be remix~d readily. M;:es recommends that the combination not be used.

Combination should be kept agitated and should be applied immediately. Do not allow combination to sit for prolonged pewJd r

, in the che~lcal suppl'y tank or irrigation lines.

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DOSAGE: Use specIfied dosage of GUTHION SOlUPAK in thE. amount of water necessary to give complete coverage 01 'ol;3ge Determine the lotal amount of wettable powder to be added to the s;>ray tonk based on the r .. tes under "Recomme,)ded Application". For each one pound 01 wettable powder to be added to the spray tank use one 1 pound pack£::t. For e)Camole. If it is determined that 2 pounds 01 GU7HION SOI.UPAK should be added to the spray tank, add two 1 pound paLke". The t.,."pP. of t::qUlpment used w;!1 determine the roncentl'atlon required; however, use of these packets is r,ol recommended for making highly conce'ltrated mixtures such as used in 3ircralt spraying.

SPRAYING: Work to win~warci. When low volt ... ,.,es 01 spray are applied complete coverage and thorough application arc essential lor most elfect;ve re~ults.

SchedlJle applications in accordanc~ with local cor.Jitior.s. Consult you:, State Agricu!tural C··1lt;:.illlc=nt Station or Extension Service for soecific vse information :l YOl'r area.

CHEMIGATION GUTHION SOlUPAK may be a,)plied through h::commendp.d types of irn0ativ ,l syster"s to mdny crops. The REMARKS section for each crop Lsts the types Gf applicatic,"s alluwed. If application through irrig~tion

systems is not listed in the REMARKS section for" croo, GUTH:ON SOLUPAK may not be applied to that crop thr3ugh irrigation systems.

Type 01 Irrigation Systems: Apply GUTHION SOlUPAK only through sprinklci, mcluding center pivot. lateral move~ side ro!!, overpead solid set, or low r:-ressurr. sprinkler inigatien syotems. Do not applv GUTHION SOLUPAK throuq" any other type 01 Irrigation syst~m.

GflllERAl DIRECTIONS FOR All RECOMMENDED TYPfS OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS Uniform Water Distribution and System Calibration: (he irrigation system must pr()Jlde uniform distribu,:on of treated water. Crop mju,y, lack of effectiveness, or ;;logal pesticide residues in the crop l.an resu!t from nora:;1iform distribution 01 treated water.

The system must be cdlibrated to unilormly apply the rates s~eciflect for r:hemlgution applicatIon fa: spe.:ific crops. If you have quesllons about calibrati~·" you should contact State Extension Service spe'::ialists, cqUlpmf:nt manufacturers or other e'<perts.

Chemigation Monitoring: A person knowleogeable of the cl"temigetlOn system and re~pon'ilble for It~ operations, or under l'1e superVl51(ln of the responsible person, shali shut the s";" .•. em dc.wrl and make necessa;y adjustmeflfs should the need anSe.

Drift: Do .lot appl, wht'll Willet srwecl f,lvor!-. (Irltt hf:voncJ 1hc aH~a intemh!c1 for trP;;tfYllnt.

Requir~d Syslem Salety D ... vices: The system must contain a functional check valve, vac.uum ft~hef valve, aud lew pressure drain appropriately located on the irrigiltior' pipeline to prevent water source contammatlOf' hum hackflow.

The peSlicide injection pipeline must cuntain a function11, <tutom.~tic, Quick·closing check valve to pre\'cn t the flow of lIuid back toward the inlection pump.

The pesticide inJcction pipeline must also contam a functIonal, normally closed solenoid-operaIed valve located on the i"tak~ side 01 thl injection p~mp and cor,nected to the system interlock to prevent fluid from being withc'rawn from the supply tank when the irrigation system is either automatically cr manually '.hut down.

The <ystem must contain functional interlocking controls to autornatlc"l~y ::.nut uii i:-n:; pe::.~!~:d~ in!p.cTion pump when the weter pump motor stops.

Tile irllgatlon line or water pump must include a functional pressure switch which will stop the water pump motOI when the water pressure dgcreases to the point when pesticide distributIon is adversel,' affeqed.

Systell1s must use a metering pump. such as a pOSitive di<placement injection pump (e.g., diaph,agrn pump) effectively ~~siQned and constructed of mi.'!terials that are COmp?tlble WIll) pesticides and capable of beIng fitteti with a system interlock.

Using Water Irom Public Water Sys'ems: DO NOT APPLY GUrHION SOlUPAK THROUGH ANY IRRIGATION SYSTEM PHYSICAllY CONNECTED TO A PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM. Public water system means d system for the p(ovi~ion to the public of piped water for human omsumptiofl it SU('~1 system na:: at least 15 servICe connections or regularly services an average of at least 25 indlvidua:, d311y at least 60 da·fs out of the year,

GUTHION SOlUPAK may be appli~d through any 01 the rec0mmended t·"pes of irrigatIon systems which may be supplipd by a public ' . ."ater system only :1 \t,e wate' from the public water system IS di!)charged into a reservoir t:tnk prior to pesticide introduction. There shall be d campier.:: phySical break (air gap) between the outle: end cf the fill pipe and the top or overllow rim nl the reservoi;· tank 01 at least twiLe the inside diam~ter of the 1111 pIpe. Before beginlling chemigation, alwa;5 make sure tha! the air gap eXIsts and that there is no blockage of H,c ,,'u:low 01 the reservoir tank.

Any irrigation syst~m USln~,. w,.tc·: supplreci from d plibhc water sy:<:.te·n m'j'5t .,Iso mf:et the follow'Jlg rrqUlrements:

The Pc\tlclde InJectlo:l plpehot'! I,)ust corltalJ~ =) functional, 3utOrTl.1tlc Quick·cloSlll~J cr..er:~.\~alve to 'r..r~\.'';I\t the flow of flUid back toward Hlc Uije( tIOl': pump.

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The pesticide injec'ion pipelinc must contain a tunctiuna:, normally closed, solenoid-operated valve located on the ontake side of the inj~ction p'Jmp and connected to the system intcrlock to prevl~nt fluid from being withdrawn from the supply tank when the irrigation system is clthN automatir:all." or manually shut down.

The systt;m must contain functional Interlocking controls to automatically shut off the pesticide injection pump when the water pump motor stops 0' in cases where there is no water pump, when the water pressure decreases to the po",t where pesticide distribution is adver~ely affected.

Systems must use a metering pump. such as a pOSitive displaceme:1t injectinn rump (e.g.. diaphragm pump) effectively deSIgned and constructed of materials that Ne compatible with pesticides and capable of being fitted with a system interlock.

Do not apply whe!' wind speed favors drift beyond the area intended for treatment.

P.lsting Requirements: This sign is in addition to ~ny sign po'ted to comply with th~ Worker Protection Standa;,i. Post-ing of areas to be chernigated is required when 11 any part .1f cJ treated area is within 300 feet of sensitive -1reas such ,'s r~sidential areas, lauor camps, bUSinesses, day care cfllters, hospitals, in-patierlt clinics, nursmg homes or any p·Jblic a,eas such as schools. parks. playgrnu;lds. or other public facilities not including public roads, or 2)

when the ,~hemigated area is open to the public such as galt cour~e~~ or retail greenhouses.

Posting mus, conform to the fol!owing requirements: Treated areas :;hall be posted with signs at all usual p'lims of en'IY and al~ng likely routes of approach from the Ii~ted sensi'ive areas. When there aie no USUal points of entry. sign~ must be posted in the corners of the treate1 areas and in any other location affording maximum visibility to sensitiv~ areas. The printed side of the sign should face away ;rom the treated ar~2 towards the .ensitive areas. The signs shal! be printed in English.

Signs must be posted pro", to appli~ation and must remain pusted until foliage has cried and soil surface w~ter has ~i:;appt;ared. Signs may 'emain in plaCe indefinitely as Ivng a, .hey are c.)mpo"ed of materidl> to prevent deteriuration and rnalntain le;]ibl1ity for the c1ur-:.tion of the PQsting poo:riod.

All words shal! conS/st of letters at least 2 112 inches t"II, a!ld aol letters and t'":] ::; ,'inbol shall or; a color which sharply contrasts wl:h :hei.- irTImedla~e background. At the top of the ~:gn shall be the wor1s '(rEP OUT. followed by an octagor.dl :;to.J SI~; I symuol at least 8 inches in diam~ter .; .• ntt..nipg tt.(. word STOP. Below the ~VrT'bol s~all b" :;,e •• ords PF::;·;;'::I;)ES IN IR'1IGATION WATER

PostnlQ rl.4lllff.;j for chemlgatlurl doe:; not repidC(: other ~o~ting a,I(J ILcntry Interval requur.ments for farm worker safety.

Compatibility: WtlCIl rTuxlIlg with uH,e( chel.ucctls rete( to Compatibility sectlo'l el!o·ewhcrc un thiS label.

Agitation: For a"phc~tioll of GUTHIOtJ 50LUPAI( alene, a r.hernlcal ~upplV tank i:. necessary for pre· mixing. for a0pllcation of GUTHION 30lU?AK alone or in combination W;UI liquid fertilizer or other chcmir:als, constant stronu n.'~chdnical or hyctrC:tulic a.gltation must be maintained III the che~nical supply tank dunng the entire period oj

application.

Chemical Supply Tank Dilution: When a chemical supply tank i.i used, you must determine the required am::1Unts ')1 GUT<iION SOLUPAK to mix in the tank.

Tt.e amul.nt of GUTHiON SOLUPA'-: needed equals thp number of pounds of Gl1THION SOLUPAK to he applied per acre multiplied by t~,e number of ",.res to be chemigawd.

The amount of solution nee<!ed equals the gallons of solut:on delivered per hour b·,. thf: inject;an pump multlphed b~· the number of hourc. chemigation will take ( place.

F~r example, il you want to ap~ly 2 pound, of GUTHION 50L~JPAK per acre to 130 arlp.s IfI 20 hours and your :n!cctl::ln pump de!I'Ii...-s 15 gallons per hour, YGU nee~: ~ pounds GUT HIOt-; SOlUPAK "er acre X I 30 acres = 260 pounds of GUTHION SOLUP.\K. And. Y0U need: 15 gallons per hour X 20 hours :=; :/)0 gallons (. ~ suspension = 300 ga:lon5 of "vater.

Clrsnin!l th" Chemical Injection Slstem: In order to accurately apply pesticides, the cheml::al injectiod system must be kept clean; fr.:!c of chF!mical 0" fertilizer residues and sediments. Rt:fer to your owners m~'nual or ask your equlpml!nt supplier for cleaning procu:iure tor your Injection system.

Flushing the Ir;igation System: At the e~" 0; the \ app',cation pp.riod. allow time for all lines to 'Iush the pes\lcldc thfO.Jgh dll nozzles or emitters before tUl"ing off IrrigatIOn water. To ~nsure the hnes are flushed an1 fret; of pesticides. a dye indicator may be injecteG into the lines to mark lhe ene' uf tne application period.

SPF:INKlER IRRIGATION SYSTEMS All Clrec,ions and requirements under the GENERAL DIRECTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL RECOMMENDED TYPES OF tRR'GATION SYSTEMS 'eellor- of tr;s label must be followed for sprinkler irrigation systems.

In additIon. the following dirp.ctiOfls apply t,) sprinkler Irngat ... )O sy<:.tems:

Do fH.· apply when Wind speed favors dr~ft beyond the area Hl ended for treatment.

It IS recommended that nOlzles If' the Immediate area of : control panels, chemica! supply tanks, ptJmf,JS and system ">atety deVices be plu~ged to prevent chemical

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Center Pivo; and AUlometic·Mvve Linear Systems: IrIJect the specified dosage per acre continuously for one complete revolution or move of the system. DO NOT USE END GUNS. For a foliar application. the system should be IUn at maximum speed. For a soil application. the system should be run at a slower speed with application III ilt

least 1/4 inch of water.

Solid Set and Manually l:ontroneo Linear :>YSU:-I11S: r-or foliar application. injectio'l should be during !t.e :"st 30 to 60 minutes of regular irrigation period or as a Sf iJar.ne 30 to 60 minute application not as!-J.ociated wit:1 a regular irrigation. For soil treatment. application st·uuld be 10 at least 1/4 inch of water. DO NOT USE ENU GUNS.

-RECOMMENOW APPLICATIONS

CROP INSECT LB GUTHION REMARKS SOLUPAK

FIELD CROPS Leafhoppers 1/2 to 1 AD,:>ly specified dosage per acre by air or ~.lfalfa ground equipment. Use at least 10 gallons of Birdsfl)ot trefoil water per acre with ground equipment and at (East of the least 1 gallon of water per acre for aerial Mississippi River • application. It may be necessary to use 20 to Only) 25 gallons of water per acre on heavy growth

- for control of alfalfa weevil or Egyptian alfalfa

Alfalfa weevil 3/4 to 1 weevil with ground equipment. For application

Egyptian alfalla weevil by irrigation systems: Apply specified dosage per acre. follow all directions given under the

I GHEMIGATION section of this label.

I 0,.:/ eme application per cutting may be made regardless of rate. "'rrnulation or method of appl'cation used.

Alf,lfa plal.t bL:g 1 Fleahopper Not for use on alfalfa grown for seed.

Grasshoppers LygUS bugs Do not apply within 14 days of harvest at the

S~itt!ebugs rates 0f 1/2 to 3/4 pounds :Jer aCle or within I 16 days of harvest at the rate of 1 pound per acre.

I --Rye Cereal leaf beetla 3/4 to 1 Apply specified dosage per acre in sufficient

I water for complete coverage. Do not apply m~re than once per season. Do not harvest

I fO' food. feed. forage or graze Within 30 days of treatment.

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FRUIT

RECOMMENDED ~PPLI'::A nONS :=1 NOTE: It is suggested Ihal when treating fruit during the bloom poriod, bee keepers should be warned well in advance to remove hives 8 sa1e distance from orchards to be (rea.ed. .

CROP

FRUIT Apples Crab apples Pears

Cherrit::!s

Nectannes reaches

(Eastern U_S.I

INSECT

Aphids' Apple maggot Codling moth Furopean ap~ie sawfly Eye-spotted bud moth Forbes scale Fruittree leal roller Green f!'uitviorrn· Leafhoppers' Mealybug' 0, ange tortrix Pear midge Plum clJfcu!io Putnam scale Red-banded leaf roller San Jose' scale' Stink bug Tarn1shed plant bug·

Eye-spotted bud moth Forbes scale Fw~t flies Fruitfree leat roller lesser peach tree borer Plurr. curculio San Jose' scale" Cherry leal miner Mineola moth

Aphids' Cotto~y peach scale European truit lecanium scale Forbes scale Lesser peach tree borer Orienta~ fruit moth Peach twig bo'er Peach tree borer Plalynola lIavidana leal roller Plum rurCl..liQ

Redbanded leal r "IIer San Jose scale· Stink bug Thrips Tar.lIshJd rlant bug T errapll. scale \"/ .. :.-,.)< scale

V/htk p£~ach scale

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11/2 to 314 Ib per 100 gallons)

1-1/2

1112 pound per 100 gallon,)

1-.3/4 !O 2-1/4

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REM.'l.RKS

Apply specified dosage per acre hy air or ground equipment in sufficient water for good coverage. Up to 12 pounds GUTHION SOlUPAK may be applied per crop season_

Allow at least 7 days b~tween applications and 7 days between last application and harvest.

GUTHION SOlUPAK is compatible with dormant and summer oils which may be added to ap;>Ie and pcar sprays in accordance wit: I local recommendations.

Apply specified dooage per ilcre as a full coverage spray_Up to G pounds 01 GUTIiION SOLUPAK may be ap~licd per acre per crop season.

Allow at Icast 14 days between applications and 15 days between last application and harvest_

C~lilornia: Apply post-harvest only.

Apply specified dosage per acre as a full coverage spray_Allow at least 14 days between applications_

A tOlal of 6-3/4 pounds per acre per crop season f":1ay be applr':!d to nectarines. A total at 9 pounds per acre per crop s~ason ,"ay be applied to peaches. I

Allow at least 21 days between last application and harvest.

For control ul peach tree borc', apply 2 or 3 sprays to trunk from ground to scaffold limbs, t"nen with moth flight.

For contfuJ of scale, apply when crawlers arc prescnt.

GUT HION SOlUPAK IS compatible with dorfl12flt and summp.r oils whIch n.ay be added tr. peach sprays In accordance with

I local rccommendatlOlh_

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FRUIT (Continued) Nectarines Peaches

(West of the Rocky Mountains)

Plum Prunes

(Eastern U.S.)

Plums Prunes (West of the Rocky Mountains)

RECOMMENDED APPLICATIONS

INSECT

lesser peach tree borer Oriental fruIt moth Peach twig borer Peach tree borer P/alynola flavidana lea! roller Plum curculio Redbanded leaf I(Ilier Stink bug Thrips Tarnished plant bU:J

Aphids' Codling moth Eye-spotted bud moth Forbes sC31e FruittreE it. ~f roller Lesser peact, tree borer Orange tortrix Peach tree borer Peach twig borer Plum curculio Redbanded leaf roller San Jose' scale' Stink bug Tarnished plant bug' Tussock moth

American plum borer

Codling moth Eye-spotted bud moth Fruittree leaf roller lesser peach tree borer Orange tortrix Peach tree borer Peach twig borer Plum curculio Redbanded leaf roller StInk bug

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3 to 4

1-3/4 to 2-1/2

1112 to 518 Ib per 1 00 galion~1

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2 to 4

TarnIshed plant bug' Tussock moth

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REMARKS

Apply specified dosage per acre. Allow at lea!:ot 14 days between applications.

A total of 6-3/4 pounds per acre per crop season may be applied to nectarines. A total of 9 pounds per acre per crop season may be applied to peaches.

Allow at least 21 days between last application and harvest.

For control of peach tree borer, apply 2 or 3 sprays to trunk from ground to scaffold limbs, timed with moth flight.

Apply specified dosage per acre as a full coverage spray. A total of 6-3/4 pounds per acre per crop season may be applied to plums and prunes.

Allow at least 10 days between applications. Allow at least 15 days between last application and harvest.

For control of scale, apply when crawlers are present.

GUTHION SOLUPAK is compatible with dormant and summer oils which may be added to prune sprays in accordance with local recommendations.

Apply specified dosage per acre as a full coverage spray. A total of 6-3/4 pm •. ,ds per acre per crop season may be applied to plums and prunes.

Allow at least 10 days between aprlications. Allow at least 1 S days between last application and harvest.

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FRUIT Apply specified dosage per acre to foliage using (Continued) approximately 200 gallons 01 water for good Blackberries Leafhoppers 1/2 coverage. Boysenberries Leaf rollers Loganberries Do not apply more than twice per season. nor Raspberries within 14 days of harvest.

Leaf miners 5/8

Aphids· 5/8 to 1

Obscure root weevil 1 For control 01 root weevil prior to harvest apply specified dosage per acre to lower portion of canes and to the soil beneath the plants using approximately 200 gallons of water. Do not apply more than twice per season. Do not make applications within 3 days 01 harvest.

• • Blueberries Blueberry maggot 1 to 1-1/2 Apply specified dosage per acre with aerial or Fruitworms ground equipment using sufficient water for good

(Eastern and lecanium scale coverage. North Central Plum curculio States only) A total of 3 applications may be mad~ per crop

season regardless of rate or formulation used.

Allow at least 10 days between applications and at least 7 days between last applir 3tion and harvest.

Cranberries Cranberry fruitworm 1 to 2 Apply specified dosage per acre by air using Spargana/his sulfureana sufficient water for good coverage. For Tipworm

, application by irrigation systems: Apply specified dosage per acre. Follow all directions \Jiven under the CHEMIGA TION section of this label.

Flreworms 2 A total of 3 applications may be made per crop. season regardless of rate or formulation used.

Allow at least 14 days between applications and at least 21 days between last application and harvest.

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FRUIT (Continued I Citrus FrUits

Grapes

Strawberries

Aphids' Black scale Brown solt scale Chaff scale Citricola scale Citrus mealybug Citrus root weevil complex Citrus thrips Cottony-cushion scale European brown snail Florida red scale Fruittree leaf roller Fuller rose beetle Glover scale Orange tortrix Purple scale Snow scale Western tussock moth Whiteflies

California red scale Yellow scale

Grape berry moth Grape can girdlers Grape mealybug Leafhoppers' Rednanded leaf roiler Thrips Grape leaf skeletoni,er

Aphids' Meadow spittlebug Oblique-banded leaf rJller Obscure root weevil Omnivorous leaf tier Pea leaf weevil Small black (grass) weevil Strawberry leaf roller Whitefly

2-1/2 to 4

4

1-1/2 to 2

Apply specified dosage per acre as a full coverage spray. .A. single application per year may be applied up to wlthm 7 days of harvest. Where 2 applications are required, allow at least 28 days between the second application and harvest.

A total of 2 applloatlons may be applied per fruit year regardless of rate or formulation used.

Do not pick fruit or do other work involving contact with the tree (such as pruning I within 7 days after treatment.

The citrus root weevil complex includes sugarcane rootstalk borer (apopka weevill. fuller rose beetle, little leaf notcher, and two species of blue green citrus root weevil.

Apply specified dvsage per acre as a full coverage spray.

A total of 3 applications may be made per crop season regardless of rate Of formulation used.

Allow at least 14 days between ";>olications. Minimum dosage spedied may be appll~d up to narvest. With higher rates allow at least ~ f) I days between last application dnd harvest. I Apply specified dosage per acre as a full coverage spray using suffir.ient water for good coverage. For application by Irrigation systems: Apply specified dosage per acre Follow all dlfections given under th~ CH':MIGATION section of this label.

A to!al of 4 appl'cat'~r~ may be -nade per crop season reg;udless of fate or f)rmu'atlon used.

Allow at least 5 dave ~ctwee 1 a~~llcatlons and at Ic;)st 5 days tc t f ef~n last J,),Jlicatlon and harvest .

• In somo areas, these species may have df!Veloped resistance to organophosphatt2 insecticides. GUTHI('IU ;nsecticide used alone may not provide satisfactory control in those Breas. Consult your local agricultural advisor or coor'9rative e_tension service for recommendations.

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, NUTS Apply specified dosage as per acre bv

I Almonds Peach twig borer 3 to 4 concentrate sprayer or as a full coverage spray

Navel orangeworm using not more than 400 gallol1s of finished spray per acre. If conditions die tate an aerial spray _ apply specified dosage by _.ircralt in not less than 20 gallons of water per spray. Application is limited to one do.·mant spray andlor two post·bloom sprays per s"ason. last application may be made up to 28 .Iavs before harvest. Allow at least 120 davs between the dorma'll and the first post·bloom spfav and at least 28 davs between the post·bloom spraVs. Do not graze livestock in treated grov.,s for 21 days after treatment.

Filberts Apple mealybug 3 to 4 Apply specified dosage per acre as a full Filbert worm coverage spray. (

(Pacific Filbert aphid Northwest Filbert leaf roller A total of 3 applications may be made per crop I only) season regardless of rate or formulation used.

Allow at least 14 days between applications and at least 30 aays between last application and harvest.

Do not graze livpstock in treated groves for 21 days after tre~tmf'~It.

Pecans Aphids· 3 to 4 ApplV specified dosage pcr acre as a full Fall webworm

, coverage spray.

! HickorV shuck worm Leaf miners A total of 3 applications may be made ~'er crop May beetles season regardless of rate or formulation llsed. !'ecan casebearer Southern green stink bug Allow at least 7 days between applications. Spittlebugs \

Twig girdlers Do not apply alter shuck spl:t. I Walnut c8te:pillars Livestock may be grazed ill treaied groves after a 21·dav post·treatment interval.

• In some areas, these species may have d~veloped resistance to organophosphate insecticides. GUTHION insecticide used alone may not provide satisfactory control in those 8re8S. Consult your local agricuitural advisor or cooperative

I extension service for recommendations. 'I

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NUTS Apply specified dosage per acre as a full coveraQe

IContinued)

I spray by air or ground_

Walnuts Codling moth 3 to 4 Fllbertworm A total of 3 applications ma'{ be made per crop

Navel season regardless of dosage or formulation used_ orangeworm

Walnut husk fly Allow at least 14 days between applications Red-humped except in the case of split application described caterpillar below.

Ailow at least 21 days between last application and I>arvest. Do not graze livestock in treated gro'/es for 21 days after treatment.

2 + 2 Split Application: On large trees where coverage is difficult to obtain, an aerial application followed by a ground applicatoon may be made. In order to achieve control at this rate, the two applications must be made within 10 days. Allow 21 days from the last application until harvest.

VEGETABLES Aphids' 1 to 1-1/2 Apply specified dosage per acre in sufficient Broccoli Cabbag~ looper water for complete coverage. Do not apply Brussels sprouts Diamondback within 7 days of harvest for brussels sprouts, 15 Cabbage moth jays of harvest for broccoli and cauliflower, nor !Includes Imported wit~"n 21 days of harvest for cabbage. tight-heading

I cabbageworm

) varieties of Do not exceed more than ~ applicatioils per ~

Chinese cabbage) sed50n. Cauliflower

Caobage maggot 1/4 to 3/8 ""X specified dosage In 50 gallons of wate!'". A;>ply 4 to 6 ounces of this emulsion per plant at or immediately C!fter transplanting.

Cabbage maggot 1 -112 Apply specified dosage per acre on suffiCient IDirect seeded water for uniform distribution. MIX In upper 2 fields In inches of soil prior to seeding or spray in the seed California only) row at planting time. Usually 2 additional sprays

are necessary during the growing season. depenl'lng on time of year and maggot populations. Do not apply within 21 days of harvest.

Do not exceed more than 3 applications per

~abbage magqot

season.

I 1-112 Apply specified dosage in 300 to 4,,(, IIdlions of (Transplant fields water per acre as a 5011 drench In rows when Hl Cahtornl~ only) damage first appear". Arldltion.il applications

may be necessary. [,0 n,lt )pply w,tt>,n 21 days of harvest.

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I Do not exceed more I~?rl 3 ar'pllr::O~lons per season. - -- , .

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VEGETABLES (Continued) Celer~-

Cucumbers

RECOMMENDED APPLICATIONS

INSECT

Aphids· leaf miners leafhoppers Spittlebug' Tarnished plant bug

Spotted cucumber beetle Stripen cucumber beetle Western-striped cucumber beetle

LIJ GUTHION SOLUPAK

REMARKS

Apply specified dosage ,n 100 gallono of water as a full coverage spray·· using not more than 200 gallons of finIshed spray per acre_ Do not apply within 14 days of harvest.

00 not exceed more than 3 applications Pt:( season.

Apply specified dosage per acre in sufficient water for complete coverage. For application by irrigation systems: Apply specifif!d dosage per acre. Follow all directions given under the CHEMIGA nON section of this label. A total of 3 applications may be made per crop season regardless of rate, formulation or method of application used.

I Allow a' least 7 days between applications and at least 1 day between last application and harvest.

Onions Thrips 1 to 1-1/2 Apply specified dosage per acre by air or ground equipment in sufficient water for complet" coverage. For application by irrigation systems: Apply specified dosage per acre. Follow all directions given under the CHEMIGATlm, section of this I~bel. A total of 3 applications may be made per crop season regardless of rate, formulation or method of application used.

(Green and Dry)

Potatoes Colorado potato beetle 3/4

f---------+---------Banded cucumber beetle leaf millers

Euro~.eal1 corn borer -::f..3 ~eetle

I.e ... fhoppc rs SOltt:ebl,gs Tl.nlshed oiant b~~

Tuberwo·m

314 to 1

ltol-1/2

1 -lie to 1-1/2

Allow at least 7 days between ,-ppltcations for dry bulb OIliOIlS. Allow ill least 10 days between applications for green onions.

For dry onions, allow at least 28 days cetween last application and har-'est.

ror green onions, allow at least 14 days between last application and harvest.

Apply specified dosage per acre in suffiCIent water for complete coverage. For application by irrigation systems: Apply specified dosage per acre. Follow all directions given u~der the CrlEMIGATION section of this label. A total of 3 applications may be made per crop season regardless of rate, formulation or method of application used.

Allow at least 7 days between aDpll~atlons and 7 days between last application and harvest.

NOTE: Resistance of Colcrado potato beetle has occurred if) some areas. Consult your local Extension Service or Miles Sales ,I

Representative for detaif •.

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VEGETABLES Colorado potato beetle 3/4 Apply specified dosage per acre by air or (Continued I ground equipment in sufflcitmt water for Tomatoes complete Go .... erage. For i.pplication by

irrigation systems: Apply specified dos~ge per acre. Follow all directiClns given 'Jnder the CHEMIGA liON sectior of this label. A

Banded cucumber beetle 3/4 to 1 total of 4 applications may be made per

Drosophila crop season regardless of rate. formulation

Green stink bug or method of application used. The high

Leaf mine.s rate:, should be used where heavy

Whitefly infestations of late ;nstar lepidopterous larvae lIarge worms.) and pinworrT's are'

Aphids' 1 to 1· 1 12 present.

European corn borer Allow Flea beetles at least 7 days between

Grasshoppers ~pplications.

Leafhoppers Rate of 1· 1 12 pounds per acre (JI less may Thrips I . be applied up to day of harve't .

l·uberworm 1 ·118 to 1 ·1/2 Rates above 1·1/2 pounds require an iflter\lal of "4 da~s between last application anc' harvest.

NOTE: Resistance of Cuk"ado potato

Fruitworm 1·1/2 to 3 beetle has occurred ill some areas.

Hornworm Consult YGur local Extension Service or Pinworm MILES Sales Representative for dptails.

Yellow·striped arnyworm

-In some areas, these species may have developed resistance to organopt'osphate insecticides. GUTHION insecticide used alone may rIot provide satisfactory control in those an"as. Consult your local agricultural adVIsor or cooperative extension service for recommendations.

I MELONS Leafhoppers 3/4 to 1 A.pply spcclfip.d dosa(,e per acre in Honey:lew Melons Leaf millers suffic;ent water to give complete cove;age. Muskmelon For application by Irrigation systems: (C.ntaloupel Apply specified dosage per acre. Follow all

Watermelons dorections given under the CHEMIGA TION Other Melons sectIOn of tnis label. A total of 3

applications may be made j.Jcr crop season RJndworms 1 regardless of rate. formuiat;on or method Spolt"d cucumber beetle of applicati0n used. Stroped cucumber beetle Western-striped 1 Allow at least 5 <lays he\""ecn applicatonn, cucumber beetle and at least 7 d~vs ;'etw~en lost

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ORNAMENTALS Use 4 pOll"d~ per 1 00 gallons of water

Southern Pine Concworrr) See RemJrks (0 2 % dilution) as a ,u!1 coverage spra'y· • .

Seed Orellard, Seedwofm USt! 2.25 pounds per 10 gill!OIlS of water (1% dilution) for low volume sprayers. Apply f'rst application within 30 days following conelet closure, followea by 3 to 5 applications (at least 30 days apartl. P pply approximately 5 to 10 gallons of the 0.2% dilution with high volume sprayers or approximately I to 2 gallons of the I % dilution with low volume sprayers per tree. Thorough coverage of cones is necessary for ma;.(imum contr']!.

Ornamentals Aphids 3/4 to I Apply specified dosage per 100 gallons of Nursery Stock CerOCf)CCUS scale w3ter. Spray all foliage surfaces includi!1g

Euonyrnus scale underside of !!...3ves for complete Juniper scale coverage. For conlrol of bl3Ck pine leaf, Lace bugs brown soft, European ~11ll and Putnam Leafnoppers I scales, use the higher r~te. Repeat C!~

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Olive scale OvslCiSheli !:-cale Pulvinaria scaie Thrips

Brown Stlft scale 2 Putnam scale .- ( European elm scale 1·1/2 to 2 Black pine leaf sCdle --

I Cone midge 4 to 8 Apply specified dosage per 100 gallons of Cone moth water. Time dpplicatlol.s to coincide w:1h

moth flight w~len cones are open for pollination. Thorough coverage " necessary for maximum control. Repeat as necessary.

Eurepean pine shoot moth 3/4 to 1·1/2 A.ppiV specified dosage per acre In Nantucket pine tip moth sufficient water for good coverage. Time

applicaticns to coinCide with moth flights.

Injury to haw~holn or American linden may occur under some conditions.

Christmas trees Scale spp. 3/4 to 1·1/2 ApplV f)~eL:ifled dosage per acre Jir or Sawfly"pp ground equipment in sufficient 'Water to

~ European ;:ine shoot moth {::lIve complete coverage but not less than Eastern pine shoot borer 1 gallon per acre. Time applications. to "lan'ucket pine tiP moth (..orncidc v.' it h susceptible PLst

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-In some areJs. these species Iflay have devt~luped

resistance to organoph:l!'phate Ins(!ctlt:idcs. GUTHION insecticide used alLne may '~ot provide satisfactory control in those areas. Consult your local c:gflcultural advisor or c(loperativp. extension service for recommendations.

•• This cOllcentration is r.alcujaH~d for conventicnal hydraulic-type sprayers. '~hen lower vo!~m1(!S of spray are applied PCI acre with cuncentrate ~praycr5. If,(;n.asc the cone. ntr~tion of GU1HION SOllJPAK "' the ,pray rnixlUre irl order t" apply "",CUrlt of GUTHION SOLUPAK per acre '~Quivalent to a full covcraye s~ray. In Sou:hern Pille Seed orchardJ where r.ondltion.; dictate an air arplication, apply dosage per acre cqwvalent to a full coverag(~ ground spray in not less than one gallon of water per acre_

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL

Pesticide Disposal: Do not conlamiO~t0 water, food Of

feed by storage cr dispos ,I.

Pesticide wastes are acutei.,. hazardous. Improper disposal of excess W·sticide. spr.:ty mixture, or rinsate is a violation of Federal l"w_ If these wastes connot i:>e disposed of by usc according to label in'tructions_ contact 'your State Pesticide ('f Environment.lI Centrol Agency, or the Hazardous Waste repl esentative at the nearest EPf· Regional Office for guidance.

Container Oispos,"lf: 00 nOl u.c;e container III connection with food, feed, or drin'<ing water. Completely empty carton into application eQuip:nent. Then dispose of empty carton in a sanitary landfill or by incineration, or, il allowed b~ State and local aUlhorities, by hu,,"ng_ If b'Jrned, stay out of smoke.

Store in a cod, dry pl()cE: and In such a manner as to prevent cross contamination with other pesticides, fertilizers, f"od and leed. Do not store below freezing (32°F). F.J(pos:.Jre to rnolsture or exr:essive handling of water soluble packets may cause breakage_ StNe packpts in or;ginal container znd out of the rea,=h of children, pleferably in a locked storage are?_

Handle and open contamc:-- In a .nanner as to prevent spilldge. If the container IS leaking or rnawria! spilled for any reason or cause, carefully sweep material into a pile. Refer to Prec3Litl:1nary Statements on label for naZitrdho associ~tcd with the handling of tnl~ material. Do not walk through spilled material. Dispose of ptsticirlt as dire.:ted above. In spill or leak incicents, kee~ unauthorized people away. You may CO:1tact t;,c Miles EmergcllCY Ae~.ponse Team for decontamination procedUlcs or any other assistance that may be neccS5ary. The Miles Kansas City Emergency Response Telephone No_ I:; 816-242-2582. or contact Chemtrer. at 800-424-9300

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