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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCYWASHINGTON, D.C. 20460

OFFICE OFCHEMICAL SAFETY

AND POLLUTION PREVENTION

Sarah H. KuetemeierRegistrations By Design .P.O. Box 1019 JUL 24 2M2-Salem,VA24153

Subject: Bonide Spinosad Concentrate, EPA Reg. No. 4-471Application Dated: May 17, 2012Decision: 466102

Dear Ms. Kuetemeier:

The labeling referred to above, submitted in connection with registration underthe Federal insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act, as amended, is acceptablesubject to the comments below.

Two (2) copies of the finished labeling must be submitted prior to releasing theproduct for shipment. A stamped copy of the label is enclosed for your records. If youhave any questions, you may contact Samantha Hulkower at (703) 603-0683 [email protected].

Sincerely,

v Mark SuarezProduct Manager (13)Insecticide BranchRegistration Division (7505P)

Enclosure: Copy of Label Stamped "Accepted"

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[VERSION A - MASTER LABEL]

Spmosad® Concentrate

[Additional Brand Name(s) Captain Jim s Deadbug Brew® Concentrate Bonide® Captain JacksDeadbug Brew® Concentrate Captain Jack s Deadbug Brew® Concentrate]

Optional Marketing StatementsInsect Control Product

FOR RESIDENTIAL USE IN HOME GARDENS LAWNS AND ORNAMENTALSFor control of foliage feeding worms (caterpillars) thrips and other listed pests in

Fruiting vegetables such as tomato pepper okra and eggplantCucurbits such as cantaloupe and honeydewCole crops (Brassica) such as broccoli cabbage and cauliflowerLeafy vegetables such as lettuce spinach and celeryTuberous vegetables such as potatoes sweet potatoes yams Jerusalem artichoke Chineseartichoke and cassavaLeaves of root and tuber vegetables such as carrot garden beet and sweet potatoPeppermint and spearmintPomegranateRoot vegetables such as carrot garden beet radish and rutabagaSpices such as culantro seed dill seed mustard seed and poppy seedStone fruits such as peaches plums cherries nectarines prunes and apricotsApple and other pome fruits such as pears crabapples mayhaw and quinceBulb vegetables such as dry bulb onion and garlicBushbernes and canebernes such as blueberry blackberry and raspberryCitrus trees such as oranges grapefruit lemons limes and tangerinesSucculent and dried beans and peas such as lima bean snap bean and blackeyed peaTropical Tree fruits such as avocado mango star apple and papayaTree nuts such as pecans almonds cashew and walnutsSweet corn and popcornAsparagusDatesGrapeLeafy and dried herbsStrawberryLawnsOutdoor herbaceous and woody ornamentalsFire ant control in lawns ornamentals home gardens and other outdoor areas

See Home Gardens and Lawns and Ornamentals sections for a complete listing of crops and usesites

Liquid concentrateEasy to useUser friendlyNo guessworkCONCENTRATEFor vegetables apples and citrus treesControls worms (caterpillars)EPA Reg No 4 471 EPA Est No 4 NY 1July 24 2012 - Revised Page 1 of 17 Pages

Kills worms (caterpillars)Controls citrus leafminersControls Colorado potato beetleKills Colorado potato beetleControls certain insects in vegetable gardensControls certain insects in the gardenFor vegetablesNo odor water-based formulaWater-based formulaContains spinosadDo-it-yourself home garden insect controlLeaves no oily residueKills certain home garden insect pestsShort post-harvest intervalPick apples 7 days after sprayingContains [trademark] Naturalyte insect controlA [trademark] Naturalyte® insect control productUse on fruits, vegetables, berries, citrus, grapes, nuts and ornamentals.Kills bagworms, borers, beetles, caterpillars, codling moth, gypsy moth, Japanese beetle, loopers,leaf miners, spider mites, tent caterpillars, thrips and more!Captain Jim's DEADBUG Brew® contains Spinosad "spin-OH-sid". Spinosad is derived from anaturally occurring soil dwelling bacterium that was collected from an abandoned rum distilleryon a Caribbean island in 1982. This unique bacterium was defined as a new species when it wasdiscovered and it has never been found in nature anywhere else in the world. Since beingdiscovered, Spinosad has become a leading pesticide used by agriculture world wide in theproduction of organic produce. Today, thanks to Captain Jim, and his DEADBUG Brew® Spinosadis available to the homeowner.To help avoid insect resistance to Spinosad, limit applications to any specific site to no more thanthe maximum number per year as listed.Use with TURBO for enhanced effectiveness on borers and miners.Be patient, it will take 1-2 days for insects to die off.

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«ORGANIClENING

Active Ingredient:spinosad (a mixture of spinosyn A

and spinosyn D) 0.5%Other Ingredients 99.5%Total 100.0%

Contains 0.04 Ib of active ingredient per gallon.

Keep Out Of Reach Of Children

!V For Use in Organic Gardening

Refer to label booklet for Directions for Use.Notice: Read the entire label. Use only according to label directions.Shake Well Before Use - Avoid Freezing®Trademark of Dow AgroSciences LLC

Net Contents

Precautionary StatementsEPA Reg. No. 4-471 EPA Est. No. 4-NY-1July 24, 2012 - Revised Page 2 of 17 Pages

Environmental HazardsThis product is toxic to bees exposed to treatment for 3 hours following treatment Do not apply thispesticide to blooming pollen shedding or nectar producing parts of plants if bees may forage on theplants during this time period This product is toxic to aquatic invertebrates To protect the environmentdo not allow pesticide to enter or run off into storm drains drainage ditches gutters or surface watersApplying this product in calm weather when ram is not predicted for the next 24 hours will help to ensurethat wind or ram does not blow or wash pesticide off the treatment area Rinsing application equipmentover the treated area will help avoid run off to water bodies or drainage systems

Directions for UseIt is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labelingRead all Directions for Use carefully before applying

For residential use in home gardens lawns and ornamentals Not for use on plants being grownfor sale or other commercial use or for commercial seed production or for research purposes

Storage and DisposalDo not contaminate water food or feed by storage and disposalPesticide Storage Store in original container only in secure or locked storage areaPesticide Disposal If partly filled - Call your local solid waste agency for disposal instructions Neverplace unused product down any indoor or outdoor dramContainer Disposal If empty Nonrefillable container Do not reuse or refill this container Offer forrecycling if available or place in trash

This insect control product is intended for control of worms (caterpillars) and other listed insects Thisproduct does not significantly impact predatory beneficial insects predatory mites and spiders whilecontrolling target pests Susceptible insect pests may be observed on plants up to several hours aftertreatment but will have ceased active feeding before being killed

[this section may be listed here as well as on the front panel]Captain Jim s DEADBUG Brew® contains Spmosad spin OH sid Spmosad is derived from a naturallyoccurring soil dwelling bacterium that was collected from an abandoned rum distillery on a Caribbeanisland in 1982 This unique bacterium was defined as a new species when it was discovered and it hasnever been found in nature anywhere else in the world Since being discovered Spmosad has become aleading pesticide used by agriculture world wide in the production of organic produce Today thanks toCaptain Jim and his DEADBUG Brew® Spmosad is available to the homeowner

How to MixAdd the required amount of this product to the specified amount of water mix thoroughly and applyuniformly to both upper and lower surfaces of plant foliage Mix only as much spray as needed for asingle treatment In vegetable gardens for best results do not use not more than 3 gallons of spray for1000 sq ft of area Do not use kitchen utensils for measuring Keep measuring utensils with product andaway from children

Unit of Measure1

Fluid Ounces (fl oz)Milhliters (ml_)

Tablespoons (Tbs)Teaspoons (tsp)

Amount of this product to Use perPint Quart or Gallon of Spray

Per Pint(16floz)of Spray0 25 fl oz75mL1/2 Tbs1 1/2 tsp

Per Quart(32 fl oz)of Spray0 5 fl oz15 ml1 Tbs3 tsp

Per Gallon(128floz)of Spray

2floz60 mL4 Tbs12 tsp

Conversion factors 1 fl oz = 30 mL = 2 tablespoons (Tbs) = 6 teaspoons (tsp) (1 teaspoon = 1/3

EPA Reg No 4 471July24 2012-Revised

EPA Est No 4 NY 1Page 3 of 17 Pages

tablespoon)

How to Apply

Shake Well Before Use

This product may be applied with trigger sprayer hand held backpack or hose end sprayers Use ahose end sprayer that can be adjusted to provide a dilution ratio of about 2 fl oz of this product (4 Tbs)per gallon of spray [Editor s Note The following statement should be included in the label if product ispackaged to be applied with a hose end sprayer ] See Hose End Sprayer Directions below if this productis packaged in a hose end sprayer

Hose End Sprayer Directions[Editors note Formulator label may include directions and graphic for a hose-end sprayerapplication ]

When to ApplyApply when listed pests are present Repeat applications may be made as indicated in the HomeGardens section See your state extension service recommendations for treatment guidelines in yourarea

Uses

Home GardensIn the state of Georgia do not apply this product to Broccoli Raab Chinese Cabbage (Bok Choy)Collards Kale Mizuna Mustard Greens Mustard Spinach Rape Greens

Cropsapple and other pome fruitsincluding crabapples mayhawpears and quince

asparagus (post harvest toprotect ferns)bulb vegetables including drybulb onion garlic great headed(elephant) garlic green onionleek shallot and welch onion

bushbernes includingblueberry currant elderberrygooseberry huckleberryjuneberry Imgonberry and salal

Pests Controlledcodling mothEuropean grapevine

mothleafmmersleafrollerslight brown apple mothoriental fruit moththnpstufted apple budmothasparagus beetles

armywormsdipteran leafmmersEuropean corn borerflea beetleloopersthnps (suppression)armywormsEuropean grapevine

mothfirewormsfruitfly (suppression)fruitwormsleafrollerslight brown apple moth

MaximumNumber of

Applicationsper Calendar

Year6

3

5

6

MinimumDays to

Wait BeforeReapplymg

10

7

4

6

Minimum Daysto Wait from

LastApplication to

Harvest7

60

1

3

EPA Reg No 4-471July24 2012-Revised


canebernes includingblackberry black raspberryloganberry red raspberry andcultivars and/or hybrids of these

citrus trees including grapefruitlemons limes oranges andtangerines (to prevent fruit scaringfrom thrips treat when fruit ismarble size)cole crops (Brassicavegetables) including broccolibroccoli raab brussels sproutscauliflower cavalo Chinesebroccoli cabbage Chinesecabbage (bok choy) Chinesecabbage (napa) Chinese mustardcabbage (gai choy) collards kalekohlrabi mizuna mustard greensmustard spinach and rape greenscucurbits including cucumberedible gourds muskmelons(cantaloupe honeydew etc )pumpkin summer and wintersquash and watermelondatesfruiting vegetables includingeggplant groundcherry okrapepmo pepper tomatillo andtomato

grape

leafy and dried herbs includingangelica balm basil borageburnet camomile catnip chervil(dried) chive chive (Chinese)cilantro cilantro (leaf) clarycoriander (leaf) costmary curry(leaf) dillweed horehoundhyssop lavender lemongrasslovage (leaf) marigold marjoramnasturtium parsley (dried)pennyroyal rosemary rue sagesavory (summer and winter)sweet bay tansy tarragon

loopersthripsarmywormsEuropean grapevine

mothfirewormsfruitwormsleafrollerslight brown apple mothlooperssawflykatydidsleafmmersthripsworms (caterpillars)

armywormscabbage looperdiamondback mothflea beetle

(suppression)imported cabbage

wormleafmmersthripsworms (caterpillars)armywormleafmmersloopersthripsworms (caterpillars)carob mothColorado potato beetleEuropean corn borerflea beetleleafmmersloopersthripsworms (caterpillars)European grapevine

mothleafrollerslight brown apple moththripsworms (berry moth)leafmmersloopersthripsworms (caterpillars)

6

6

6

6

36

6

5

5

6

4

5

74

5

5

1

1

1

all exceptcucumber 3cucumber 1

71

7

1



dathyme wmtergreen woodruff andwormwoodleafy vegetables includingamaranth arugula cardooncelery celtuce chervil Chinesecelery Chinese spinach cornsalad dandelion dock edibleleaved chrysanthemum endive(escarole) Florence fennelgarden cress garden purslanegarland chrysanthemum headlettuce leaf lettuce leafyamaranth New Zealand spinachorach parsley radicchio (redchicory) rhubarb spinach Swisschard tampala upland cressvine spinach watercress wintercress winter purslane and yellowrocketleaves of root and tubervegetables including bittercassava black salsify carrotceleriac (celery root) chicorydasheen (taro) edible burdockgarden beet oriental radish(daikon) parsnip radishrutabaga sugar beet sweetcassava sweet potato tamertrue yam turnip turnip greensand turnip rooted chervilpeppermint and spearmint

pomegranate

potatoes tuberous and cormvegetables including arracachaarrowroot artichoke bittercassava chayote root Chineseartichoke chufa dasheen ediblecanna ginger Jerusalemartichoke leren potato sweetcassava sweet potato tamertrue yam turmeric and yam beanroot vegetables including blacksalsify carrot celeriac chicoryedible burdock garden beetginseng horseradish orientalradish parsnip radish rutabagasalsify skirret Spanish salsifysugar beet turnip turnip rootedchervil turnip rooted parsley

diamondback mothleafminersloopersthnpsworms (caterpillars)

diamondback mothleafminersloopersthnpsworms (caterpillars)

armywormscutwormsleafminersloopersthnps (suppression)fruit flyleafrollersmothsnaval orangewormpeach twig borerthripsartichoke plume mothColorado potato beetlecorn borersleafminersloopersthripsworms (caterpillars)

armywormsEuropean corn borerflea beetleleafminersloopersthrips

6

6

4

3

6

3

4

4

4

10 14

7

7

1

1

7

7

artichoke 2all others 7

3



(18

spices including allspice anise(seed) annatto (seed) blackcaraway caper (buds) carawaycardamom cassia (buds) celery(seed) cinnamon clove (buds)common fennel coriander (seed)culantro (seed) cumin dill (seed)Florence fennel (seed)fenugreek grains of paradisejuniper (berry) lovage (seed)mace mustard (seed) nutmegpoppy (seed) saffron star anisevanilla and white pepperstone fruits including apricotscherries nectarines peachesplums and prunes

strawberry

succulent and dried beans andpeas including adzuki beanblackeyed pea chickpeacowpea crowder pea edible podpea English pea fava bean fieldbean field pea garbanzo beangarden pea green pea kidneybean lentil lima bean lupinsmungbean navy bean pigeonpea pinto bean runner beansnap bean snow pea sugar snappea tepary bean wax bean andyardlong beansweet corn and popcorn (forearworms treat silk frequently asit grows)tree nuts including almondscashew chestnut filbert(hazelnut) macadamia pecanspistachio and walnuts

flea beetleleafmmersthnps

borersEuropean grapevine

mothfruit fliesfruitwormJapanese beetleleafmmersleafrollerslight brown apple mothoriental fruit moththnpsworms (caterpillars)armywormsEuropean grapevine

mothleafrollerslight brown apple moththnpsborersJapanese beetleleafmmersloopersthnpsworms (caterpillars)

corn borersearwormworms (caterpillars)codling mothfilbert wormhusk fly (suppression)leafrollerslight brown apple mothnavel orangewormspeach twig borerpecan nut casebearerredhumped caterpillarshuckwormswebworms

5

6

5

6

6

5

10

7

5

5

3

7

14

apricot allexcept cherryplum prunenectarine 14

cherry plum andprune 7

nectarinepeach 1

1

succulent 3dried 28

1

1



r«tropical tree fruits includingacerola atemoya avocadobinba black sapote canistelchenmoya custard apple feijoaguava llama jaboticaba longanlychee mamey sapote mangopapaya passionfruit pulasanrambutan sapodilla soursopSpanish lime star apple starfruitsugar apple ti leaves waxjambu(wax apple) and white sapoteall crops listed in this table

suppression ofEuropean grapevine

mothkatydidslight brown apple moththripsworms (caterpillars)

fire ants

4 7 1

See application directions in Lawns andOrnamentals

Lawns and OrnamentalsUse Site Pests Controlled Directionslawns worms including small (<3/4 )

armyworm and sod webwormcat fleas (suppression only)

Mix the amount of this product specified per gallon ofspray and uniformly apply a minimum of 3 gallons ofspray per 1000 sq ft of area Delay watering ormowing for 12 to 24 hours after application

Armyworms For best results apply in early morning orlate afternoon

Cat fleas Apply early or late in the day since controlrequires contact with dilute spray before dryingThorough coverage is necessary Reapply in 7 to 14days to control adults that have emerged from pupaepresent at time of initial treatment

outdoorornamentals(herbaceous andwoody plants)

emerald ash borergall midgesleaf feeding beetles(including Japanese beetle)

leafmmerssawfly larvaespider mites2

thripsworms including loopers

webworms bagworms gypsymoth and tent caterpillars

Mix the amount of this product specified per pint quartor gallon of spray and uniformly spray foliage to pointof runoff Uniform coverage of upper and lower leafsurfaces is essential for effective insect control

lawnsornamentalshome gardens(see listed cropsin previoustable) and otheroutdoor areas

fire ants Individual fire ant mounds Mix the amount of thisproduct specified per gallon of spray and use asprinkler can or similar device to apply the dilutedspray as a mound drench using 1 to 2 gallons permound Do not use pressurized sprays Apply about10% of the spray volume around the perimeter of themound and the remainder directly to the mound Donot disturb fire ant mound prior to application Ifpossible apply following recent rainfall For bestresults apply when weather is cool 65 to 85 F or inearly morning or late evening

1Mix5fl oz of this product per gallon of spray and apply to foliage and bark of the tree when adultemerald ash borer are first observed emerging from the bark or when adult emerald ash borer are firstnoticed feeding on the leaves of the tree Reapply every 7 to 10 days until no additional adult emeraldash borer activity is observed Applications to trees already heavily infested may not prevent theeventual loss of the tree due to existing pest damage

2Apply when spider mites are first observed prior to webbing and before mite populations have becomesevere Reapply after 7 to 10 days (3 to 5 days in greenhouses and structures that can be altered to beclosed or open) to contact newly hatched nymphs and repeat until infestation is managed Uniformcoverage of both upper and lower leaf surfaces is critical Addition of a nonionic spray adjuvant at

EPA Reg No 4 471 EPA Est No 4 NY 1July 24 2012-Revised Page 8 of 17 Pages

If0 1% v/v has been shown to enhance control of spider mites (follow surfactant manufacturers labelrecommendations)

Limited Warranty and DisclaimerSeller warrants that this product complies with the specifications expressed in this label To the extentconsistent with applicable law Seller makes no other warranties and disclaims all other warrantiesexpress or implied including but not limited to warranties of merchantability and fitness for the intendedpurpose To the extent consistent with applicable law Seller s liability or default breach or failure underthis label shall be limited to the amount of the purchase price To the extent consistent with applicablelaw Seller shall have no liability for consequential damages

For information on pesticide products (including health concerns medical emergencies or pesticideincidents) call National Pesticide Information Center at 1 800 858 7378

Bonide Products Inc6301 Sutliff Road

Onskany NY 13424

[batch code inserted at production]

©Bonide Products Inc All Rights Reserved

[VERSION B - FOR READY TO SPRAY PACKAGING]

EPA Reg No 4 471 EPA Est No 4 NY 1July 24 2012-Revised Page9 of 17 Pages

Spmosad Ready-to-Spray

[Additional Brand Name Captain Jim s Deadbug Brew® Ready to Spray Bonide® Captain Jack sDeadbug Brew® Ready To Spray Captain Jack s Deadbug Brew® Ready to Spray]

Optional Marketing StatementsInsect Control Product

FOR RESIDENTIAL USE IN HOME GARDENS LAWNS AND ORNAMENTALSFor control of foliage feeding worms (caterpillars) thnps and other listed pests in

Fruiting vegetables such as tomato pepper okra and eggplantCucurbits such as cantaloupe and honeydewCole crops (Brassica) such as broccoli cabbage and cauliflowerLeafy vegetables such as lettuce spinach and celeryTuberous vegetables such as potatoes sweet potatoes yams Jerusalem artichoke Chineseartichoke and cassavaLeaves of root and tuber vegetables such as carrot garden beet and sweet potatoPeppermint and spearmintPomegranateRoot vegetables such as carrot garden beet radish and rutabagaSpices such as culantro seed dill seed mustard seed and poppy seedStone fruits such as peaches plums cherries nectarines prunes and apricotsApple and other pome fruits such as pears crabapples mayhaw and quinceBulb vegetables such as dry bulb onion and garlicBushbernes and canebernes such as blueberry blackberry and raspberryCitrus trees such as oranges grapefruit lemons limes and tangerinesSucculent and dried beans and peas such as lima bean snap bean and blackeyed peaTropical Tree fruits such as avocado mango star apple and papayaTree nuts such as pecans almonds cashew and walnutsSweet corn and popcornAsparagusDatesGrapeLeafy and dried herbsStrawberryLawnsOutdoor herbaceous and woody ornamentalsFire ant control in lawns ornamentals home gardens and other outdoor areas

See Home Gardens and Lawns and Ornamentals sections for a complete listing of crops and usesites

Liquid concentrateEasy to useUser friendlyNo guessworkCONCENTRATEFor vegetables apples and citrus treesControls worms (caterpillars)

EPA Reg No 4-471 EPA Est No 4 NY 1July 24 2012-Revised Page 10 of 17 Pages

cKills worms (caterpillars)Controls citrus leafminersControls Colorado potato beetleKills Colorado potato beetleControls certain insects in vegetable gardensControls certain insects in the gardenFor vegetablesNo odor water-based formulaWater-based formulaContains spinosadDo-it-yourself home garden insect controlLeaves no oily residueKills certain home garden insect pestsShort post-harvest intervalPick apples 7 days after sprayingContains [trademark] Naturalyte insect controlA [trademark] Naturalyte® insect control productUse on fruits, vegetables, berries, citrus, grapes, nuts and ornamentals.Kills bagworms, borers, beetles, caterpillars, codling moth, gypsy moth, Japanese beetle, loopers,leaf miners, spider mites, tent caterpillars, thrips and more!Captain Jim's DEADBUG Brew® contains Spinosad "spin-OH-sid". Spinosad is derived from anaturally occurring soil dwelling bacterium that was collected from an abandoned rum distilleryon a Caribbean island in 1982. This unique bacterium was defined as a new species when it wasdiscovered and it has never been found in nature anywhere else in the world. Since beingdiscovered, Spinosad has become a leading pesticide used by agriculture world wide in theproduction of organic produce. Today, thanks to Captain Jim, and his DEADBUG Brew® Spinosadis available to the homeowner.To help avoid insect resistance to Spinosad, limit applications to any specific site to no more thanthe maximum number per year as listed.Use with TURBO for enhanced effectiveness on borers and miners.Be patient, it will take 1-2 days for insects to die off.

FOR ORGANICGARDENING

Active Ingredient:spinosad (a mixture of spinosyn A

and spinosyn D) 0.5%Other Ingredients 99.5%Total 100.0%Contains 0.04 Ib of active ingredient per gallon.

Keep Out of Reach of Children

For Use in Organic Gardening

Refer to label booklet for Directions for Use.Notice: Read the entire label. Use only according to label directions.Shake Well Before Use - Avoid Freezing^Trademark of Dow AgroSciences LLC

Net Contents

EPA Reg. No. 4-471 EPA Est. No. 4-NY-1July 24, 2012 - Revised Page 11 of 17 Pages

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Precautionary Statements

Environmental HazardsThis product is toxic to bees exposed to treatment for 3 hours following treatment Do not apply thispesticide to blooming pollen shedding or nectar producing parts of plants if bees may forage on theplants during this time period This product is toxic to aquatic invertebrates To protect the environmentdo not allow pesticide to enter or run off into storm drains drainage ditches gutters or surface watersApplying this product in calm weather when ram is not predicted for the next 24 hours will help to ensurethat wind or ram does not blow or wash pesticide off the treatment area Rinsing application equipmentover the treated area will help avoid run off to water bodies or drainage systems

Directions for UseIt is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labelingRead all Directions for Use carefully before applying

For residential use in home gardens lawns and ornamentals Not for use on plants being grownfor sale or other commercial use or for commercial seed production or for research purposes

Storage and DisposalDo not contaminate water food or feed by storage and disposalPesticide Storage Store in original container only in secure or locked storage areaPesticide Disposal If partly filled - Call your local solid waste agency for disposal instructions Neverplace unused product down any indoor or outdoor dramContainer Disposal If empty Nonrefillable container Do not reuse or refill this container Offer forrecycling if available or place in trash

This insect control product is intended for control of worms (caterpillars) and other listed insects Thisproduct does not significantly impact predatory beneficial insects predatory mites and spiders whilecontrolling target pests Susceptible insect pests may be observed on plants up to several hours aftertreatment but will have ceased active feeding before being killed

[this section may be listed here as well as on the front panel]Captain Jim s DEADBUG Brew® contains Spmosad spin OH sid Spmosad is derived from a naturallyoccurring soil dwelling bacterium that was collected from an abandoned rum distillery on a Caribbeanisland in 1982 This unique bacterium was defined as a new species when it was discovered and it hasnever been found in nature anywhere else in the world Since being discovered Spmosad has become aleading pesticide used by agriculture world wide in the production of organic produce Today thanks toCaptain Jim and his DEADBUG Brew® Spmosad is available to the homeowner

How to Apply

Shake Well Before Use

Application Spray as directed - complete coverage is important Treat when insects begin to appearand repeat treatments to maintain control as directed Carefully follow all label directions and anylimitations of use such as the amount of spray to apply or PHI (pre harvest interval) for particularvegetable crops

TWIST & SHOOT™ READY TO SPRAY INSTRUCTIONS1) Make sure control knob is in OFF position then connect to garden hose2) Turn water on at faucet When spraying low growing plants and small shrubs twist the control knob

right to the FAN position When spraying taller trees shrubs and other plants twist the controlknob left to the STREAM position for extended reach and more uniform coverage The productmixes automatically with the water as you spray

3) To stop spraying turn the control knob lever to the OFF position Turn off water at the faucet anddisconnect sprayer from garden hose

EPA Reg No 4 471 EPA Est No 4 NY 1July 24 2012-Revised Page 12 of 17 Pages

When to ApplyApply when listed pests are present Repeat applications may be made as indicated in the HomeGardens section See your state extension service recommendations for treatment guidelines in yourarea

Uses

Home GardensIn the state of Georgia do not apply this product to Broccoli Raab Chinese Cabbage (Bok Choy)Collards Kale Mizuna Mustard Greens Mustard Spinach Rape Greens

Crops

apple and other pome fruitsincluding crabapples mayhawpears and quince

asparagus (post harvest toprotect ferns)bulb vegetables including drybulb onion garlic great headed(elephant) garlic green onionleek shallot and welch onion

bush berries includingblueberry currant elderberrygooseberry huckleberryjuneberry hngonberry and salal

canebernes includingblackberry black raspberryloganberry red raspberry andcultivars and/or hybrids of these

citrus trees including grapefruitlemons limes oranges andtangerines (to prevent fruit scaring

Pests Controlled

codling mothEuropean grapevine

mothleafminersleafrollerslight brown apple mothoriental fruit moththnpstufted apple budmothasparagus beetles

armywormsdipteran leafminersEuropean corn borerflea beetleloopersthnps (suppression)armywormsEuropean grapevine

mothfirewormsfruitfly (suppression)fruitwormsleafrollerslight brown apple mothloopersthnpsarmywormsEuropean grapevine

mothfirewormsfruitwormsleafrollerslight brown apple mothlooperssawflykatydidsleafminersthnps

MaximumNumber of

Applicationsper Calendar

Year6

3

5

6

6

6

MinimumDays to

Wait BeforeReapplymg

10

7

4

6

5

6

Minimum Daysto Wait from

LastApplication to

Harvest

7

60

1

3

1

1



ISfrom thnps treat when fruit ismarble size)cole crops (Brassicavegetables) including broccolibroccoli raab brussels sproutscauliflower cavalo Chinesebroccoli cabbage Chinesecabbage (bok choy) Chinesecabbage (napa) Chinese mustardcabbage (gai choy) collards kalekohlrabi mizuna mustard greensmustard spinach and rape greenscucurbits including cucumberedible gourds muskmelons(cantaloupe honeydew etc )pumpkin summer and wintersquash and watermelondatesfruiting vegetables includingeggplant groundcherry okrapepmo pepper tomatillo andtomato

grape

leafy and dried herbs includingangelica balm basil borageburnet camomile catnip chervil(dried) chive chive (Chinese)cilantro cilantro (leaf) clarycoriander (leaf) costmary curry(leaf) dillweed horehoundhyssop lavender lemongrasslovage (leaf) marigold marjoramnasturtium parsley (dried)pennyroyal rosemary rue sagesavory (summer and winter)sweet bay tansy tarragonthyme wmtergreen woodruff andwormwoodleafy vegetables includingamaranth arugula cardooncelery celtuce chervil Chinesecelery Chinese spinach cornsalad dandelion dock edibleleaved chrysanthemum endive(escarole) Florence fennelgarden cress garden purslanegarland chrysanthemum headlettuce leaf lettuce leafyamaranth New Zealand spinachorach parsley radicchio (red

worms (caterpillars)

armywormscabbage looperdiamondback mothflea beetle

(suppression)imported cabbage

wormleafmmersthripsworms (caterpillars)armywormleafmmersloopersthripsworms (caterpillars)carob mothColorado potato beetleEuropean corn borerflea beetleleafmmersloopersthripsworms (caterpillars)European grapevine

mothleafrollerslight brown apple moththripsworms (berry moth)leafmmersloopersthripsworms (caterpillars)

diamondback mothleafmmersloopersthripsworms (caterpillars)

6

6

36

6

5

6

4

5

74

5

5

4

1

all exceptcucumber 3cucumber 1

71

7

1

1



Ife//I18

chicory) rhubarb spinach Swisschard tampala upland cressvine spinach watercress wintercress winter purslane and yellowrocketleaves of root and tubervegetables including bittercassava black salsify carrotcelenac (celery root) chicorydasheen (taro) edible burdockgarden beet oriental radish(daikon) parsnip radishrutabaga sugar beet sweetcassava sweet potato tamertrue yam turnip turnip greensand turnip rooted chervilpeppermint and spearmint

pomegranate

potatoes tuberous and cormvegetables including arracachaarrowroot artichoke bittercassava chayote root Chineseartichoke chufa dasheen ediblecanna ginger Jerusalemartichoke leren potato sweetcassava sweet potato tamertrue yam turmeric and yam beanroot vegetables including blacksalsify carrot celenac chicoryedible burdock garden beetginseng horseradish orientalradish parsnip radish rutabagasalsify skirret Spanish salsifysugar beet turnip turnip rootedchervil turnip rooted parsleyspices including allspice anise(seed) annatto (seed) blackcaraway caper (buds) carawaycardamom cassia (buds) celery(seed) cinnamon clove (buds)common fennel coriander (seed)culantro (seed) cumin dill (seed)Florence fennel (seed)fenugreek grains of paradisejumper (berry) lovage (seed)mace mustard (seed) nutmegpoppy (seed) saffron star anisevanilla and white pepperstone fruits including apricots

diamondback mothleafmmersloopersthnpsworms (caterpillars)

armywormscutwormsleafmmersloopersthnps (suppression)fruit flyleaf rollersmothsnaval orangewormpeach twig borerthripsartichoke plume mothColorado potato beetlecorn borersleafmmersloopersthripsworms (caterpillars)

armywormsEuropean corn borerflea beetleleafmmersloopersthrips

flea beetleleafmmersthnps

borers

6

4

3

6

3

5

6

4

4

10 14

7

7

10

7

1

7

7

artichoke 2all others 7

3

14

apricot all

EPA Reg No 4 471July 24 2012-Revised


Illcherries nectarines peachesplums and prunes

strawberry

succulent and dried beans andpeas including adzuki beanblackeyed pea chickpeacowpea crowder pea edible podpea English pea fava bean fieldbean field pea garbanzo beangarden pea green pea kidneybean lentil lima bean lupinsmungbean navy bean pigeonpea pinto bean runner beansnap bean snow pea sugar snappea tepary bean wax bean andyardlong beansweet corn and popcorn (forearworms treat silk frequently asit grows)tree nuts including almondscashew chestnut filbert(hazelnut) macadamia pecanspistachio and walnuts

tropical tree fruits includingacerola atemoya avocadobinba black sapote canistelcherimoya custard apple feijoaguava llama jaboticaba longanlychee mamey sapote mangopapaya passionfruit pulasanrambutan sapodilla soursopSpanish lime star apple starfruitsugar apple ti leaves waxjambu(wax apple) and white sapote

European grapevinemoth

fruit fliesfruitwormJapanese beetleleafmmersleafrollerslight brown apple mothoriental fruit moththnpsworms (caterpillars)armywormsEuropean grapevine

mothleafrollerslight brown apple moththnpsborersJapanese beetleleafmmersloopersthripsworms (caterpillars)

corn borersearwormworms (caterpillars)codling mothfilbert wormhusk fly (suppression)leafrollerslight brown apple mothnavel orangewormspeach twig borerpecan nut casebearerredhumped caterpillarshuckwormswebwormssuppression ofEuropean grapevine

mothkatydidslight brown apple moththripsworms (caterpillars)

5

6

6

5

4

5

5

3

7

7

except cherryplum prunenectarine 14

cherry plum andprune 7

nectarinepeach 1

1

succulent 3dried 28

1

1

1



7/isLawns and OrnamentalsUse Site Pests Controlled Directionslawns worms including small

(<3/4 ) armyworm and sodwebworm

cat fleas (suppression only)

Uniformly apply a minimum of 3 gallons of spray per 1000sq ft of area Delay watering or mowing for 12 to 24hours after application

Armyworms For best results apply in early morning orlate afternoon

Cat fleas Apply early or late in the day since controlrequires contact with dilute spray before drying Thoroughcoverage is necessary Reapply in 7 to 14 days tocontrol adults that have emerged from pupae present attime of initial treatment

outdoorornamentals(herbaceous andwoody plants)

emerald ash borergall midgesleaf feeding beetles(including Japanese beetle)

leafmmerssawfly larvaespider mites1

thripsworms including loopers

webworms bagwormsgypsy moth and tentcaterpillars

Uniformly spray foliage to point of runoff Uniform coverageof upper and lower leaf surfaces is essential for effectiveinsect control

1Apply when spider mites are first observed prior to webbing and before mite populations have becomesevere Reapply after 7 to 10 days (3 to 5 days in greenhouses and structures that can be altered to beclosed or open) to contact newly hatched nymphs and repeat until infestation is managed Uniformcoverage of both upper and lower leaf surfaces is critical

Limited Warranty and DisclaimerSeller warrants that this product complies with the specifications expressed in this label To the extentconsistent with applicable law Seller makes no other warranties and disclaims all other warrantiesexpress or implied including but not limited to warranties of merchantability and fitness for the intendedpurpose To the extent consistent with applicable law Sellers liability or default breach or failure underthis label shall be limited to the amount of the purchase price To the extent consistent with applicablelaw Seller shall have no liability for consequential damages

For information on pesticide products (including health concerns medical emergencies or pesticideincidents) call National Pesticide Information Center at 1 800 858 7378

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