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On the basis of information furnished by the registrant, the above named pesticide is hereby Registered/Rcregislered undt!r the Federal Insecticide, Fungieide, and Rodenticide Act.

A cOPl' of the labeling accepted in connection with this Registration/Reregistration is returned herewith,

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ACTIVE INGREDIENT: Diazinon: O,O-dlethyl O-(2-lsopropyl-6-methyl-4-pyrimidinyl) phosphorothloate ................... . • ... 50.0%

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Diazinon ':'0 is a wettable powder. For control 01 certain insects on fruils. nUIS, vegetables. field crops, and ornamentals.

For specific insects. (C{~r to use directions.

Keep Out of Reach of Children

WARNING AVISO PRECAUCION AL USARIO: S ··sted no lee Ingle'i, no use este producto hasta que Ie etiqueta haya sldo explicado am.~lIamellie.

See Aoditional Precautionary Statements Below EPA REG. NO. 34704·

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PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS Hazards to HU'ilans and Domestic Animals

WARNING May be fa:al if swallowed_ May be absorbed throu~h skin. 00 not brealh& dust or spray misl. Avoid cordact with skin. eyes. and clolhm9. Wash thoroughly after handl­ing and before eallng or smoking. Avoid contamination of food and feed. Keep out of reach of domestic animals. 00 not usa on humans or household pels. Do not permit children or pets to go onto sprayed grass until spray has completely dried.

STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT If swallowed: Call a physician or Poison ContrOl Cenler Immedialely. Drink one or two glasses of waler and in­duce vomiting by touching back of throat with finger. Repeal unlil vomit fluid is clear, Do noll'lduce vom;!ing or give anything by mouth to an unconscious person.

If Inhaled: Remove victim io fresh atr. Apply artilical respiration if IOd'cated.

II on skIn: Remove contaminated Clothing and wash af­lecled areas thoroughly WIth soap and water.

If In eyes: Flush eyes with plenly of water. Call a physi­cian if initation develops or perSISls.

Nole to Physician: GastflC lavage IS mdlcated. Atropine sulfate and 2·PAM are specIfic antidotes.

ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS This product is toxic to fIsh, birds, and other wildlife. Birds leedlng on treated areas may bo killed. Keep out of lakes, streams, ponds,lidat marshes, and estuaries,('~for,. elfl!Jt'OCt from tr •• ttd watercr.ss bedI), 00 not appfy to waler that will be used (or'tecrijalf6'naf purposes and human and livestock consumption. Shrimp and crab may bo killed at application rates recommended on this label. 00 not apply where fish, Shrimp. crab, and other aquatic lilo are important resources. This product must not be used In areas where Impact on threatened endangored species is likely. Contact yout Slate Fish and Game Agency before applying Ihis produce. Apply this product only a specified on Ihls labol. This pesticide is highly tOXIC to bees oxposed to direct treatment or 10 reslduos remaining on the Ireated area. 00 nol appty when bees are actively vlsiling the crop, cover crop, or weeds blooming in the treatment aroa. Ap. pllcations should be limed 10 providO the maximum possi. blo intervat between (reatm')nl and the next period of bee activity.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE 1\ is a violation of Foderallaw 10 use this product in a mannor inconsistont With its laboling.

RE·ENTRY STATEMENT 00 not ontor trealed aroas wlthoul protocllvO cloth ng until spra~ s havo dr ed Rccauso c("I'Ion "Iillf'~ may ~ ..... ". II)

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Wrillen or oral warnings must be given 10 workers who are expected to be in a trealed area or in an area about to be Ireated wilh thiS producl. Oral warnings must be given if there is reason to believe Ihal wrinen warnings cannot be understood by workers. When ora! warnings Ie given, warnings shall be given in a langu..:.ge customarily understood by workers.

Vlriltb!'! warnings must include the follo·....-ing information: WARNING

(Insert area or lield description) trealed with Diazinon on (insert date of application.) Do not enler Ireated areas without protective clOlhing unlit sprays have dried. In ease of accidental exposure: Call a doCior (physician), clinic or ilOspilal immediately. Explain Ihallhe victim has been exposed to Diazlnon and describe his condition. For further information see the "STATEMENT OF PAAC· TfCAl TREATMENT."

Oral warnings must include the sarna information Ihat is in the wrilten warning~.

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL PROHIBITION$: Do not contaminate waler, fcod. or feed by storage or disposal. Open dumping IS prohibited. Do not reuse empty container. 00 nOI Sloro under conditions which might adversely affect Ihe container or its ability to function properly. Such condilions Include, but oro nol limited 10, positioning of the container In storage. storage temperalure, potential lor crushing or damage due to stacking, and penetration of mOISlure. ,;!,.TO'i\I\O'E; '3\OUI III sa~1I mennel. 5\010 rn OliglOal con­tainer only. Store In cool, dry place. Keep container tightly closed when not In use. Reduce el~c.~ing height where. localeondiU6M,-ttfli as humidify 01' j)alIet Overhang, Can effect package strenglh. Personnel should use clolhlng and equipment consistent with good pesliCide handling. PESTICIDE DISPOSAL: Wasles resulling from the use 01 this prodUCt may be disposed of on sile or at an ap­proved waste disposal facihtf. CONTAINER DISPOSAL: Complelely empty bag/nto ap.­plicalion equipment. Then dIspose of emply bag in a sanilary landfill or by incmeration. or, il allowed by $Iale and local aulhoritles, by burning. If burned, stay oul of smoke.

GENERAL INFORMATION OIAZINON 50 should be mixed with sufficient water 10 assura thorough coverage unloss otherwise noted in Ihe OIrectlons (or Use, Best conlrol is obtained when ap­plication Is made at first sign of insecls. ApplicatIOns should be lepeated as necessary 10 mainta," control.

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STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT If swallowed: Call a physician or Poison Control Cenler Immediately. Drink ons Ct Iwo glasses 01 waler and In­duce \'Omlling by touching back of throat with finger. Repeat until vomit lIuid IS clear\ Do not mduce vomiting or give anyth;:1g by mouth t? an unconsCIOuS person.

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Note to Physician: Gasllic lavage IS indlcaled. Atropine suliate and 2-PAM are speCific antidoles.

ENVIRONMENTAL HAZAROS This produC1 is loxic 10 rlsh, birds, andolhel w,~d;tfe Birds lead,ng on Ireated areas may be ktlled. Keep out 01 lakes, slreams, ponds, tidal marshes, and eSluarias.(~iQc •. erftuence from trHltd wlJ.rccu, bIeII). 00 not appfy 10 water 1M!" will be used fOf'teci6ali6mif purposes and human and livestock consumption. Shrimp and crab may be killed at application rales recommended on this label. Do not applywhera fish, Shrimp, crab, and other aquatic lila are importanl resourcOs. This product must not be used In areas where impact on threatened endar,gered species is likely. Contact your Slate Fish and Game Agency before applying this prOducl. Apply this product only a specified on thiS label. This pesllcido is highly tOXIC 10 bees exposed 10 direci Irealment or 10 reSidues remaining on Ihe trealed area. Do not apply when bees are actIvely visiting the crop. cover crop. or weeds blooming m the Ileatment area. Ap· pllcations should be hmed to provide the maxImum possi· ble Interval between trealment and Ihe next period 01 bee actiVIty.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE It is a viotation of Federal Law 10 use this product ~n a manner inconsislent vlllh its labeling.

RE-ENTRY STATEMENT 00 not enter treated areas Without prOlectlve clething until sprays have dried Because certain Slales may require moro restrictive reentry ;nlervals for vanous crops treate::i with this product, consult your State Departmeo:l of Agriculture for further information. Do nol appl)'lhis pro· duct in such a manner as 10 directly or through drift ex· pose workers or other persons. The area baing trealed

FRUIT AND NUT INSECTS DIAZINON 50 may be applied using ground or aerial ap· plicalion equipment. For dilute ground sprays. mix specified rate of OIAZINON 50 and apply at 300 10 600 gals. of water per acre. For concantrate ground sprays, use eQuivalenl rates' 01 OIAZINON 50 in minimums of 20·50 gals. of water per acre. Fer aenal applicalions, use eqUivalent ground rates' ot DIAZINON 50 in mmimums of 2·5 gars. of water per acrO. Observe stated time inter· vals between lasl appllcatien and harvest.

'NOTE: The rate of DIAZINON 50 lor concentrale ground and aenal sprays IS based upon a ditute ground spray with conventional ground equipment applied al 300 10 600 gals. of water per acre. " dlfectlons call for 1 lb. el product per 100 gals. of waler, thiS ameunts 10 310 6lbs. 01 DIAZINON SO pet aero when applied as ailuro glound spray volumes.

Almonds f,Mes, Twig bOrors: Apply I·Ph tbs. DIAZINON 50 per 100 gals. of water as infeSlations develop.

Scales (mCludtng San Jose, parlatolla. black, brown, aprico\; Mito eggs (InCluding Eurepean red mite, brown mile): Twig borers. Aphid eggs (including apple, black Cherry, mealy plum); Mealybugs: Apply as a dormanl spray 1·11f2 Ibs. DIAZINON 50 plus 2·3 galS. 01 dormant oil or 1·11Ja gals. supenor type oil per 100 gals. of water.

Almond hults may be fed 10 livestock.

Apples lealhoppers: Apply lib. per l00gals. 01 water in 3-5 ap· plicallOns beginning at petal fall and conlinuing through the growing season. or apply as inlestations develop_

Scales (inCluding San Jese, parlatoria, black, brown. apricot); Mite eggs (including European fed mite, brown mite); Twig borers; Aphid eggs (inctudmg apple. black charf'{. mealy plum}; Moaly bugs: Apply 8S a dormant or detaved-<Sorrtlant spray lIb. of OIAZINON 50 plus 2 gals. dermant oil or 1·1 V, gals. superior type oil per 100 gals. ef wator Ut WdIUI.

Eyespotled bud moth, Fruillree leafroUer, Mealybug: Mix 1 lb. par 100 gals. of water. Mako 3·8 covar spray ap­plications, bcginmng in the pink slage.

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(Insert area or field descfipllOn} Heated wllh Dlazlflon on (insert date of application.) Do not enter Irealed areas without protective clothing unlll sprays have dlled. In case of ace:ldental exposure: Call a doctor (physiCian}. dimc or hospital immedlalely. Explain thatlhe victim haS been exposed to Dlazlnon arId describe l1is condition. For further information see the "STATEMENT OF PRAC· TICAL TREATMENT."

Oral warnings must Include the same information that is in the written .,.,arning~.

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL PROHIBITIONS: 00 not contammate waler, fQ()d. or leed by s:orage or disposal. Open dumping IS prohlbiled. Do no: reuse empty container. Do nol Slore u(lder condltio(ls .... hich rr,lght adversely affect the container or ils abllily , .. lunClion properly. Such conditions Include, but are nol llrllte\! la, poSitioninG oltha container In storaga, storage t'.mparalure, polenllal lor crushing or damage due to SlaCking, and penetration 01 mOISlure. SlO'f\I\QE; 'Slore m ~ah manner. S\O/tl m Oltglnts't COil­tair.er on~/. Store In cool. dry place. Keep conlainec tightly clesed when net In use. Reduce Slacking heighl where. klcal Conditl6l1.j •• t.E-tf as humldllv or ~ O:Vllrha.nog. Can alleel package strength. Personnal shoult. use clethlng alld equipmenl e:onsistSl'lt with good pesticide handling. PESTICIDE DISPOSAL: Wastes resulting Irom the use ollhis product may be dispoSed 01 en sile or al an ap­proved waste disposal racillty. CONTAINER DISPOSAL: Comp'etery emply bag in10 ap­plication equipment Then dispose 01 ampty bag in a sanilary landlill or by incmeration, or, if allowed by State and local authorities, by burning. " burned, stay oul 01 smoke.

GENERAL INFORMATION DIAZINON 50 should be mixed wilh suWcient water 10 assure Ihoreugh coverage unless otherwise noted in the Direction. for USe, Best control is Obtained when ap­plication Is made at (irst sign 01 insecls. Applicatiens shOuld be repeated 8S necessary 10 maintain cor,lro!.

Note: The California Department of Agriculture has set a 5-day reentry lor Diazinon on citrus, grapes, peaches. and nectarines. Five days should elapse between Ihe lime of application and the time a worker may enler Ihe field to engage in any aclivity requiring substantial con­tact with treated foliage. When a mixturs of two or more organic phosphate pestiCIdes IS applied 10 combination, the inlerval should be prolonged by a(ldmg 10 the largest applicable interval an additIonal 50% 01 thai interval.

Since DIAZINON 50 is a wettable powder fOlmulation, constanl agilal!on is necessary during applIcatIOn.

De nol apply within t4 days 01 harvest.

Apples and Pears Codling moth, Rosy apple aphid, Green apple aphid, Wooly apple aphid, Mites: MIX 1 lb. DIAZ/NON 50 per tOO gals. of water. Make 3·8 cover spray applications, begin· ning with the first cover. Applications should be limed ae:· cording 10 insect infestatIons.

Apple maggot: MIX 1 lb. 01 DIAZINON 50 per 100 gals. ef water. Make alleasl3 cover spray applications when flies are active and laying eggs.

San Jose scate crawlers, Forbes scale c~awlers: MIX 1 lb. per 100 gals. 01 waler. Apply early in the season when crawlers lirsl appear. If infestation warrants, make a se· cond apptication 7-10 days laler.

Nole: Mitas will be suppressed If OIAZINON 50 is used in the regular COver spray program. Shght russelmg may Oce:ur on some varieties 01 apples, such as Golden Delicious. Do not apply to apples or pears within 14 days 01 harvest.

Apricots Scales (including San Jose, parlatoria, black, brown apricot, walnut); Mite eggs (Including Eropean red mite brewn mite); Twig borers; Aphid eggs (Including apple: black cherry, mealy plum); Mealybugs: APply as 8 dor. manl spray lIb. 01 DIAZINON 50 plus 2 gals. of dermant 0]1 or 1·1V2 gals. superior type oil per 100 gals. of waler.

Aphids, Brewn mito (Clover mila), Twospeltad spider mite, Oliva scate cr aw!ers, San Jose scala crawlers: MIX t Ib_ par 100 gals. 01 waler. Apply when aphids, mites, and s .. :ale crawlers first appear.

Olive scale crawlers: MIX 112 lb. 01 DIAlINON 50 plus 1 th gats. of light medium horticultural oil por 100 gals. of wa.ter. Apply whon scale crawlels are present

Apricol maalybug: Mix 1 ib. per 100 gals. 01 water. Apply as a cover spray from pelal fall to June.

Do 001 appty wlIhin 10 days 01 harvest. -- . - '" Blueberrlu Cranbeuy fruitworm, Chafry Iruitworm. Blueberry mag· got, AphidS, Thrips, Twospelled mite: Mix 1 lb. par 100

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Do n{)t apply .... Ih fl 10 days 01 h,m'eSI

C.anbeules B!ackheaded fireworm, Rhopobola naevana' Apply 4 Ibs. in 400 gals. of water per acre

Cranberry fruilworm: Apply 6 Ibs 10 400 gals. 01 water per acre.

Do not apply within 7 days 01 harvest

Figs VlIlegar flV (Drosophila spp.), Oiled frUit beetle: Appty 1 lb per 100 gals. 01 water. 00 nOI apply wilhm 5 days 01 harveSt.

Filb~rts

Filbert leafrcl!er, Aphids: Appty 2·4 Ibs. in 250·400 gals. 01 waler per aCre, as a Ihorough cover spray.

Citru. Fruits (Grapefruit, Lemons, LImes, Oranges, Tangelos, Tang.erlnes. Citrus Citron, Kumquals, and hybrids of these) Citrus aphid, COllonycushiOn scala crawlers, and Soh scale crawiers: AppiV \'l·llb. per 100gals. otwater (max.· imum 1000 gals. per acre) as a tho~ough cover spray 'Hh~n aphids an~ I:f?liler slagss of scale insects Ilrsl appear. ~ IJuiurH &eifrc.}ler: M,x YJ-l lb. per 100 gals. of spray (maxJmum 1000 gals. per acre) when an average 01 50 pere:enl 01 eggs in egg masses have hatched in the spring. Citrus thrip: Apply lib. in 100 gals. 01 water (maximum 1000 gals. per acre) when thrips first appear.

Citrus snow scale: Apply 1·2IbS. por 100 gals. 01 waler (maximum 1000 gals. per acre) as a postbloom splay and again as a summer spray. For heavy srlow scale inlesla· {ions, use the higher dosage rate. Thorough coverage of Iree trunk, limbs, and twigs is essentIal.

Do not apply during bloom. 00 nol apply 10 Cllrus within 21 days of harvest.

Grapes Pacific spider mite, Lealheppers. Grape barry moth, Grape leaffolder: Mtx lib. per 100 gals. olwaler and app­ly es a thorough cever spray, or apply 2 Ibs. per acre in sulflcienl water tOl thorough coverage. Do not apply Within 18 days of harvest

Drosophila spp.: Mix 6 ez. per loogals. 01 waler and app­ly as a therough cover spray, 01 appty a 'naxlmum of 18 oz. per acre in sul!,clent water for Ihor:lUgh coverage when insects hrsl appeal. Make addlllon;tl apphcatlons at weekly intervals as necessary 00 not a~pty wllhlll 7 dayS of harveSl.1I a spleader-sr.cker IS used. do nOi apply within 18 days of harvest.

Olives Olive scala: MIX 3/,·1 lb. of DIAZINON 50 plus tlh gals. of light medIUm summer hortIcultural 011 per 100 gals. of waler. Apply as a cover spray III June or July

Do not apply during bloom to a~'OId lIl!ury 10 pOllinating insects or within 75 dayS 01 harvest

Peac:tl.es and Nectarines Scates (including San Jose. parlatona, black, brown. apncot); Mete eggs (Includmg European red mile, brown

VEGETA3LE FOLIAR INSECTS OIAZINON 50 should always be applied as a spray," suf· ficient waler to assure Ihorough cover ago 01 the fot,age.

Beans (Pole Beans, Snap Beans, Uma Beans)

Black bean aphid, Mexican bean beelle. leafmulors' Apply 1-1'11 Ibs. per acre.

Cucumber beelte' Apply y,,~;, 'b In HJO gars 01 wator per acre.

Do not apply wllhln 7 days 01 Man harvest. Bean fotage or bean hay may be fed 10 dairy and beef callie and sheep. Wait 4 days follow,rg treatmant il forage IS to be cui for hay_

lima Beans Oiptero:JS lealminer, leafhoppers, Mites: Apply lIb. por acre. 00 not apply with," 7 days of boan harvest. Bean forage or bean hay may be (ed 10 da'ry and beel callie and sheep. Wail 4 days fo':owing Irealm&, .. '1()Jago IS to be cut for hay.

Broe:coll, Cabbage, Cauliflowsr AphidS, DiamondbaCk mottl, Imported cabbageworm, Dipterous leafminer: Apply '11.1 lb. per acre. Applocallons at 7·10 day intervals wilt usually be reqUired. 00 nCI apply to brOCcoli er cauliflower Within 5 days, Ot to cabbage withm 7 days, of ha .... esl

Brussels Sprouts Aphids, Oiemonllback moth, Imported cabbageworm: Appty 1 lb. per acro. ApP!'catlons at 7·10 day Inlervals w~1I USually be reqUired. 00 nol apply to brussolS sprouls Within 7 days 01 harvest

\;%119\' Aphids: Apply lib. per aCle. Donal apply ,I,,\t1ln tOdays 01 harves!.

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To trel'll Wooden s'des 01 'beds. posts. door,-. aM door Irames attar p6steuril.lng. mf'( 'h rtl 11'16 ga?s, of 'w!I~r and apply ..... ltl1 a nrus!l

00 not heal composi

Onl003

O··;~.; ''''rip; Appf'( 1 Ib pE'.- Ute. 00 r.O! apply wllhln 10 days (,I h2!Vesi

Pens ,'It:,t;,'ds. LM!rr:r,ers "pp')' "~-l lb. per acro Peas r;,ay te p'cl:eo i"'lfredlp'!E,)' Pea v;ne~ ano pea vho "lay mtly t& t!Jo 10 dar,>, ana beGf caU:e ana sheep W"'I -4 day, ,~~ .......... "" ;, ~_ ;. .... to. eut ~ h.".

;J'Jppef"l Aph:ds. Serpent'r.e lealminer "ppty 1,~ rt>. por ac(e_ 00 ~c.: ap;;fy w:lhln 5 d3'{S c' harves'

Peslllt"ell. "::;"ds, Flp.I!. teel!es Co:orado pOl;tf) bee!'o, Olptemus !ea'm'ne'. A~pty 1,'1-1,'4 lb. ~e' acm

l'br,d('~ c~'C'.:':':!Jer bee!'!). lea!'lop~~~s, S!::.:~!':e'rr a'­rny.· .. orm A9Pt'( l.'.-, Ib rer aCla

OJ nol apply \'.:/1"'1 35 da~'S 01 har\'cs!

fl'adlshes, Parsnip"!!, iurnlps Aph'ds. f1e'3 teE'I'cs, Oip:erous lea!rr''''(!~ "pp'y ','1., Ttl per acre 00 ret ap;;ly w1!!-:''"\ 10 days c! r.ar\'esl

Spfnlch 'Ina eee'tt AphIds, Ofptarous "afmlner: ~ "A-1 'lb. PI' ,..-1 •. 00 not appty 1I"J sptnaeh ~1t'1 to cfIys. Of'to 'beet$ wttl'lln ,,,.; dayS, at hl:tWI'I Squ .. h(Sum_ ond 'MriIoi) Sea Me!ons ImI Squash tectIon. Swnt Com Corn eaM'Orrn: Appty 2·2'h rbs, per !lett! whel'l si!ks first APPO:V T ... :o or three ~eat app!!c<ttlons at 2-3 day In· tervals ..... i!1 usua!"; tJe nece1':S~l!'y Corn may be picked 1'1'1' mediately rorcwlOQ la<:;' app!lcat~o.,. Corn forage may t:e red 10 da!,.,. 8M bee! ealt!e ana sheep.

Actel elsa 10 Corn un~er F!e!d tlnd For<!Gil Insecls_

J~~, ~'I6u\; 'Mlihllll!d.i'I>tr '" ib."" 'lIelO. To CO"llrol lea!m!r.ers ..... ee'<ly app!leallons ate usually (equ'red

Sar.de'1 c;,.rcufT'!:J(!( teer-e. FaH arrtl')" ...... otm. Southern a'­m'ywo"'ll Appty ~,~-, Ttl. per a~ro

Vir.eogar fly (Drosoph'fa 'PD.) Apply V:z ,,,-. tbs per acre \\''3:::''''',' 3,p":::a"~'1s a'c uS'J<l"y !'1~,fred 00 rol a,p'Y ..... ltr,ln 1 day 01 l1al\·tm.

-,.,'"' '(I!tw1I/I 9!!~, C)'c!a.-rcro m'Ie "?P"I'?b 1;1 '100 gals 01 wa~er pCI acre Olrect spray to crowns a.'\(j growing tip!; of p![':nts If i'l· f9$tarCrl is treo:ly. ma)ote a seco'lc appl'cal\o'" no !;:z!er l11a1'l10 day:; ar!c' V"·e I;rsl app!'c~!ion. Repeal i.'Ipp"ca. I'o"S 1!S recessa'"/. 00 1:0' a~"i ..... \?h1

!') 5 days of "'a~l

VEGETASLE!lcil~IN~S~E~C~T~S-----------------------------------­

D!.o\lINO:'>lSOs"'IJ'J"'o a~Na~'S be ap;'-e-; as a s~ra,. ~r, s;!. ':c'(!~t W~I'1r Ie assure '''o'oug'"l Co':e'3t;e ollho SOl!

Carrot f\Jsl fty C<,'rols ,\pr')' t;, ~bs pe~ ac'o 25 a t"e-:ch I~ Ihe seeo f,;'r(,', 201 p!?~~i~~ r~e

Cu!worrns (Surface and Subterranean) S'ccco" K(;'(, Sp'r"3CPt ~russ~'s S;:J'o'J1S lC!I~Cf- S:;'T"re' SQ~(i"'~' Ca!J~ase Lh'8 fk;:l"~ S .... ep\ CO'n C3!"'!la'o"JpPs ~,''Js'''rr-e'o~~ S,\'% Ct,a''J Cau'jrc.\"e r P'i!'!so'/ T(' ..... a~ces Cere'") Pe'J5 Wa;(>rrr.~·a,",s Collards PCi'PO'S \'('1'~r S~·Ja<::f.. C\.cufTot_er~ PC1'l~Cc" fn.di.,.e [escar("e) S":'1[) 8erzns

er'Jac:lca'i~ ;:.& !!Js pD' ae'c !'-Ist eric' 10 P';:I"'!~g \'Io~k i"'~", It'e so: ::n~r,,~·ate',·. 2.:"j j,- "'es 1C' s:;'~<,ce cuI· ,-:(I'mg, 3-6 i-::hO's '0:-' $!.:b'p"n"{,:ln ;:1",':0'11"5

Garden !Jyrnphy!ars (C'(lntlp~dl") Catba!]!: P\:'l<; C:J·rc's Pc'~ e"""" CC"!i n1:'";./'e~ lellU':"':"' p.~':1 Pec!:;

S"~p BI:'Clr'1S 'rc-"rmtc(''>

e'o~d~c,,~ ?C l~s P'" aCrE J~~$! ~.,':."', :0 p''l''li~g Wer).. ;'110 f':l', <\·8 i"che~ ;'1'--::[,(" 3,!""i -n,;~ p'~:::,la"l Itcalrre'l\ I','" a's::: ("('\""c' c·t-e- ~0;! I"sec's CU1 .... C'~'S (sur1'are .md su!)~e'r<l".C:l'1l. ,,...-:-':,0 C--':I{pl'l rt'C'l 'l'3gt;o'$, 81'!d w"e,':"';'''''':

MClle cflckel8 e'l'c<'c' thlJ'5SI:"~· Sr'cctoo ('nbbJr";!;'

C21J1"I~O.·.·0' ('c~lards

f<"'~'-,'{1 fe~"'''''(''a) PI1P;:'P'50 1(:11;. ?:c<j;si-Jes l(!~~uc(j T(''T)3Iees

e·-).,,~~"~t 21" $ "C' a~r" \'.'"'e-"l ;M{lCi<; ?'O (1'1>"''''''' '.~J"'n ~pDfl"''''''');. !",pl~"~ ~",ds c· "9'c'~ 1-:( ~1y5 p~'-,,' to S0;~· !~ Of ~'JC{h'" "".,"r''''r.F.,q ,1'1'1 we"" '<'llf'~" ' 1·? 'f'Or!,ps I""mcdi;!'~",

Onion m<tggols 0""01"'5 ~lJr'('I"i App!IC'lI1:-'l J\pply:> 1M per Jle-ra '"1 Sur-

Fl!!CoANoTo-RAOEINSlCTS

rCI~:'1 ','late' to c!re"ch 11;0 seed turro .... O!l pfanti:1g til"T'e.

fJmadc3s1 Ap,."caPon e'Oa~casl 4·6 tbs_ pCI aero JUS! cr1c' 10 p'a.,:ll1g ' .... o'\: 1"10 so:; 3--4 inches imrred;alety

Root maggots Broccc'! O'USS('I~ s~"ctJls. Catbagc, and Cau"'k.':('r' (I] S'oadc:!sl )\pp'rU'l!'O"l O'caC'casI4-ii lbs. re' ecrf: end iP"red;'31dy .. ';cr~. ir:~o !'"'''' fO'1 3 4 i:-,che." ~c!o:(' seed;no e~lho: i'l th~ st.:'cdtco 0' !'1lhe fie!o 0' belote Ira!'spla~ 1'''9 (2) T'CI.,SP'i)'1! Wa'l" :Ote~~,",) Appfo::at;c., '.~-) ., .... !] Ib In ~O gals ollra"'s,'anl wale' ...... t1e~ 200-300 gals Of w;:r~e; art> Us€'d per are. Ma, ~e appl'ed al Ihe rafe cf '!I-l cuplUI pel p'a"\. e;!t:c: by h:mt- or b,. tracto~· ''''cun!Ed srrayl:" Cqt:1PPBCI with d'op I'!CJ7Zles 10 (!h.'c\ spray to tt:c b:-rse c' Ihe pla!1:' Transplar.\ walc' Ircalrrer.ls fl'<i, rCSU~1 ;'1 S!a'1d rcducI!on dee 10 p!a.,! ~t;oss al lilT'e o~ tra"5p!ant:~

~ad:shes_ f.',i~ 21bs in SO 931s_ 01 water_l\ppty 60·100 r,a!s riel< acre (1-1','J 9:J f s. J:el 1000 "!"'IC31 t(1el of to,v; h Ih(, !O''.'C'd furtoN at plgl"l11i'1g thr''J

WIreworms Oroccc!, End'vc {esc.:vo'el Sn=1p Deans £!rus5('IS Sp'OUIS Ka'e Sp,.,ach Cabt"tag'J lel!uce Summc' SQuac;h ('anla'OH;:::~s li n '1- eeans S",'l'e: Corro Cano~s 1.'VSlf']'!"o"s S~\'eg! PotalOf'S Cou"!1o','.'P! 0:,'C"5 S·.·.;55 C!'>ard ee'cr-) P<,!"SI~1 'rO"1"'2!('''S Cc"ud"s PC(l.-. Wa!crrr.('lc~s Cucumbc's P,",p~er~ Winter Squash

Ot(\'1dcas! [; S I~<: r:'1'" fI':f'!" p:~Or I~ p'ctnHg, 8"0 \','0'1; in!o Sf:''' 4 9 i~chJ5 ~m'~edi"lely

Pola'oes nr(lgC~aSI €.lZ 'b~ cc' acre pr'o' 10 p'an\;ng Irl'!l'!:'dia!el), (I;s\. (lr h(lHO· .... in:o 5":' 4·8 ; .. ~I-:(lS

Southern potato wIreworm J"o!n!oros (SolJ'~ens~(,1Ill! S) Fo' P('\'<I:!o('~, en fT".."" ..

SO'!5, N03.t1caSI 4·lJ1M, 1='(11 ncre PM! to pr(\I11I"9, RI'c immed'a1ety vo'Or1c into soli 3-6 inc"es ~nd'ing on k'Ies. lIoll 01 .... ir9WOtmS.

D~t\7.i~~s:J~i:C:·,;-rj-~~s-t!l "P~d as n ~r;;yi~i~-- ~;~btoml."can cutvrcrm3. 3PPlY JUSI p~;t;PJ;';;ing ":'('n! 'N.'!'>' II) 8<;SU't' 1~.':C·O'Jph f'o.'('f<lgo 0; '''0 !OIl3GO n~D wo'" Inlo 3-G !flth&s (II so;) Immediate-If

o' SO L, d~p~"1;"g C" !be Iy~t' 0' <';1P"ca.:'on V/iro','lOlms. Apply 6·B Ibs PI![ <lcro pr'or 10 planting 8"0 }\Ualf", C!a'o'cr ond -frcroll \<{O!k into 4·8 If'Chos 01 SO:1 im~4Jd':J!Oly.

SN!1.0:} ,,'fa~~a ar!"!';}, Vc~·;:-·"" elf;-/N ~p'"J'd. Pea Ap't!d. Condea' <'p""o Apply 1·210s per ?trc in ~"fflC;e"1 watOr U'llllv~.")pc:·s Plan

[ 1::;JQ n,"-,rh'3. !!'~(1S I\.;"rlf '1.·1 Ib pN 10 proYldlJ cornp'010 (,O"'O'<t9<:' ('I !he uppor portJons 01 ,";ro o!an!<; R6PO;:U apph'afTOn as I"ecessary Gr(l<:~,I~-:';'ln')'s Aprly 1 Ib f~"'" nero (hns~hOPfrers AJ.'tPly 1 Ib per <tcre

(~\I!""C""'" (St:,face ar"ri Sub!orra"f'lan) Aroad>:lISI 48 SJ'lP Moll.:!: Apply :?-2Yl IllS ~el aero Add 1-2 gals 01 II-,S. p~' <ttrl' :I.ISI pIle' 10 r'arl1lng Wo·k into the :::0': .". so'ublo m'''tHa1 0:1 pOr <'Iero 1') tho spray mil/.tura COIl'

l"'oJd;a!c-Iy. :'·3 i"chcs fOr Surf<tce Cu1worms 3-6Inch l"'s %1\ local ~nculturA! aUlhonlies for prOpOr '''nlng 01 I:-r SIJr.!~~rar(lan cul .... orfn$ , ~pr(\ys 03.rt <lr.d be(>f caU '" ,1I1d sI-JCI'lP (1) ITHI/ be {JrUOd i",· n"~tt;:l~l')li fC"'Q.',n,'l 3'P~'C'l1l!c"" {l) 11"\",' hv leo l)'(l1'!-1I (l".,'f:.,~' (Ie :,v ,!T''":''''~'<lt~li f(')"':;',':,:1g cuP"O (I~!! ~~) 1ll3}" !, , ~":' h'l j r'C'-, .,'.,,., :-.'f;:>'f;l (" (.1,1"1)' ; ... ': "", f,." t> l', '" , r< c·, ""A .. .,,' '.!"I.,.,,,.,,,

. !"

C()ln m~.,. bo p'cked 1r'n'YII'd;n!cly 10"0\'11"'9 113S: 3(,)p!!C(} t'O'l Cern for,,!](! m1'1t-(> f("j to 1'1:'1'~' nl'I'I b<"lcf C'<1We. Mfi 5l'>et'p,

f'\llf"n o:::~ ,.~ . .,.. .•. ::o~ I\:,'''.i~ I ... ,,'h .. ~.,~.~ ! ''S'" 1,"". (',~'''.

,,~f. '"'' r".· ,~,.".,~.,,~, " ... ;_,1, II .. , ... ' •.

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., . ~ • , .)0

suva~M • •• ,~I

Aphids, A;>ply ""-"11> ~,,"4. , , 'Haft: Mow 1 dlIy betNeen laS( applb-t~'l and ha~~ ~ a~ ftlrwge may tJoe tea" to f\m-feo;);

Wireworm'S; *ppfy e ~ ~er 'ftre 01'1 a 12·ir.c:h barrl centered m'C th6'fur,ov. i·, sutricl-t r: ..... aler '0 f'trtv1n t~11 cow~ "'\a"'~ apPf!eat:o!, (frt.ctly \~ st1t~ p!et'tos In ~.h.J(tt;\'i 81 CO"."9I1r.g Ii., e

YoboecO Aphid!, F!ea bc-:l'cs "pj::fy , ..... ~ ttl., I:cr aero 00 no\ epp,,", witP11" 3 C!'!tj-S or !"'ar'VCSI. Cutworrr.s e"OB~casll. 6 Its per !Cr(! ~e"cre tran,pl:!:o. lIng .nd \\-'(1,10; Inro 2-( j"trt:es 0/ !Ol) im'71ed ia!{''Y.

Green June beetl" " ..... :l:e '.lllt '\\:!b i .... ~., 9:'~ Of .. • .. ater end ~ a:s a C"c"-:-" (1CO ~. pel 100 sq yds 1 til

FlANGE. PAS TURf, ANO GlIASSLANO INSECTS 8etmudtrgt'l~ Tf11ip'5. Wh~fj;~. GrD.sshQ!1r('~. ,.I\P~"I 1 Ib pOI acre

R!I"gefartd. ~~ture. Ol'!lss Fofwge, Ditch eank~, Rosd5tdH. W~sft'~nd. NOrlcrop .reas. a,urler Strip'" G'asshop~rs_ Arr~", " •. llb pe' tlcre 1 ... s\J'''c'e'll W(!tc' or ali 10 obtah U ..... ·("_'9" covt'ragr- ."1""(''1 '~sec's firSI ap po:!a'. prePentH, h Ihe !l'f\"ItPI"t3: S"'r.(>

"' ... P'

'" 01

5. It> 2 T, 0 1

W ftC

e' T, 0 1

LIVESTOCK INSECTS Shel!p "ile\!:s-' (Kt'::ds::"!..,~l.,..,.--------------------;;:;."t~1 H";,", 9ntto.,at;~. ,",~ •. p!"t'stu."f:J '5p'ay '.h 'n !b in 100 thE gals of wa!e"_ <!<"'C' 3PP'Y 8\ the r2:(' of ~ gal pe' !!!"lmal B(Ji

lo.', {l'1'l"ol'lJoCO'. '~,,, ('resstl~ 'P'ai t.'j~ 1 tb b 100 {ib.IS_

of ware'_ Apr~ 0: '''8 ra!e o! 1 a! pe' a"j:T'~J No S::"i;1\::!er eM ,."~ ; oz it: 6ga!s 0' ""a:~', CrONO 5"teep fT':C

-~-----. ORNAMENTAL INSECTS Te' CC1troi ce:1::l;'l h:ect~ 0'1 C'f'a""'~"~:'Ils ~Ul't-. a50 Arborvitao, "'-l tt-E''T''Jtn. 00~'2S Fi!. Elm. GI2d't" Ha"o'!~O'n, Ho'I,!, JU'lipE!r, Lilal f"O"1 Reso SrT-:'(!o a~G "If"!a:/ j~rli I"e :('C<J~'l'(mc!M ra!~

Insects

i\Fid;eag .... c·m'S. Ca'n;l1'cr, t'.!~ '''';''.''3. C~'f1<1lion St-OOI mite Cyclamen mi~E'S Oip!C"OUS leal'r:"t"S l:uropean p~"e shOal m 11"';I('s. Flea bcel~es, He!I,' toed "'O:-!"'$ lcal~oppers. Ob<:;core r( OT'1":"'orous I('af!le'5, P,I\'el m'~(,5. SCl'!; craV/lers (COl\onycus Pi"£! need!e. S<!rr Jese, S('lj S':":1I ""I. T~·ips. TWQspolted m;!o5. \'IMcll:os Aoo'e.and~~;(>'(>:c~;te·s ('c~~"I'''"S!el \1;Ob.'lOTfl'!;~ chclmc$. Oak l:Joccrs. Ob!:Q1Jc~:l.~~e::: !cafrc!!crs, Poa: slugs •.

Dc 1'101 use On Fc'''''' PC''''~(,!~;3 H,t;s~us. Pa!)aya. Piloa, and

I."~OSB wehWO'tT'5 '.'; ... 'Ii 1)1 ,r:> 9<\IS 1'1 wale' te. , Ih in 101: wh(>rI adults firS1 ac"::"e~r I,':!"" " ~ec~~d and n~:·ti I!pp':cnl;c'"1

LAYIN INSEC'is ToCO~lrol i"~c~;:- ~;s!e~-~~I{';., ""PI} re':'Q.,..."e.,ded rates Fo' i CI1::"'et'5. Eaf'l.',1S'l pca .. ',I ·'T~~d ... s SO .... bugs. and Springia;!s tCI a"o fT'ay cnt~r lh' ~cu~€' s~ra, as 1\ t-".,c of so'; Broumj tho 11( ('I 2·3" P~re:'!: ~"~"{';1!'(',"" " J""~t's~a'l

~J:E.()7AiJi'iiIENT::PCANTER.DOXrRI:"A'i~iENT--Corn ~~I~I~C'("IJ f'::".'!'1' ,,:,'~ 3 Oz p~. bushc>; 0' St'eu as u (It.,. <l'l.I!:~l' ,r, \k" f"'~'('1 box I'I~ n Sl"'('O l'l";"tlll"cnl pnOr to pI ..... ! "r; (",:'"'''. ':'),~,~. ~".''''~'''~, t'I.!'I(j [1f', .... (t,'l'1;\ S"'!!), V/tl"e

..... ' v'-"-'\ .... ~ .. -: •• ' ,.m, '~,:r':,~:·.~> :: '"'. :. ,rf" t-\l""(!~ c.1

,. ., ,. ,,', A,''''', I "(':'l! . ,

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i3rcadeJsl '::-8 los per acre illsi PPO~ 0 p.an !n into (he soil ImmedIately. 2-3 tnches lor surface cui. \>t.:rrms. 3-6 inchtJs for subterranean culworms.

Garden tymphylans (Centipedes) Cabbage Peas C;:orrols Pole Beans Corn Radishes lelluce Red Beels

Snap Beans Tomaloes Turnips

Broadcasl 20 Ibs. Per acro just prior 10 planting. Work into soil 4-8 inches immediately. This preplanltrealOlenl will also control olher soil inseels; cutworms (surface and subterraneaLj. mala crickets, root maggots. and wirewolms.

Mole trlckets Broccoli BruSSels Sprouts Cabbage Cauliflower Collards

Endive (escarole) Peppers Kate Radishes Lettuce Tom31085 Muslard Turnips

Oroadcasl2 Ibs. per acra when Insects ar~ present. Make applicalion to planl beds ar fields ,·2 days pr,or to SOw· ing of soedor tranSplanting an~ work into so!ll·2Inci)es immeO'iately.

OnIon mlggot' OniOns: Fu({ow APPlication: Apply 2lbs. par acre ill ",ufo

FIELD AND FORAGE INSECTS DlAZlNON 50shouldaIYJays be applied as a spray in suf· ficient water to aSSUre thorough coverage of Ihe foliage or soil, depending on the type of application.

Alfalfa, Cloyer and Trefoil Spotted allaUa aphid. Yellow clover aphid, Pea aphid, leafhOppers, Planl bug nymphs. t,-tIIes: Apply ~.·1 tb. per acre.

GraSShoppers: ApPly 1 lb. per acre.

CUlworms (Surface and Subterranean): Broadcast 4·8 Ibs. per acre just prior to planting. Work into the soil im· mediately, 2·3 inches for surfaco cutworms, 3-8 inches lot subterranean cutworms.

Dairy and beel cattle and sheep (1) may be grazed im­mediately following application, (2) may be led green allalla or clover immediatelv following cutting. and (3) may be ted hay provided a/lalfa or clover IS not cui lot hay lor 7 days following trealrnent.

Alfalfa weevil larvae; For coctlrol in the spring, apply 2·3 lbs_ per acre when leedlng damage to growing tips becomes evidenl. Repeal applica\lOn, if necessary. If damage is already extensive. Cui the hay and make ap­plicalion to lhe slubble. 00 not graze dairy and beel anime!s or sheep lor 2 days. 00 not Cui for hay for 10 days follOWing treatment.

Do not spray livestock dlf8Clly excepl as mdicated below under livestock Insects. With eilher air or ground equipment.

Do nol 1I0ai durmg bloom 10 aVOId injury to pollinating IOsoctS.

Corn Com rootworm larYae­(P::stemergence Basa! Treatmenl):

Apply , Y.·2lt~ oz. per 1000 linear feel at corn row in suf· flcient water to wet base of corn plant and a narrow band of soil next II) the plant. Refer to rON spacing chart for amounts recommended per acre Cover lIealed band With 2-3 inches 01 SOil uSing a disk hillel or cultivator im· mediately al10l spraying. Applicalion should bl} mado al the f,rst Sign ot corn rootworm larvae. Appl,catlon should nol be mado later Ihan June 24 in Ihe Middle Com Bell

0'- JulY' in tho Northo.-" Corn Botr.

SUGGESTED nATES ACCORDING TO AOYl SPACING FOR

CORN ROOTYlORM LARVAE CONTROL

AmOunt ot lInoer FUI Dlulnon SOfAer.

01 Corn POllemergenc. Spicing Row/Acre Dual Trel(mln(

46" 10,e9O U·26 01 42" 12.455 15'1,·31 oz. 40" 13.066 16·320l (1-2 LbS)

"''' 13.939 17 .... ·3Soz

"''' 14.250 16·360l 30·· 11.42' 22-44 oz (1'h·2~~ bs) 24" 21.780 27""·5501. "' .. 26.136 32·6-401. (2·4 Ibs) 15" 34,6"6 44·86 oz.

Note: Fr'r row 1,paC'r!]s no: IL$!O(i. calculi'lto Ihe a; ("'_J"r"\:,, :1')~ lY'" 'dlL'~ I .\'".,! ". I',~ 41' 1:< n 1(1.,.,' I !.lure-,

See~o.:Q'" "-'<lr;g'JI IJ'OIl,1'- rl~1 ,1 tll')~ rw i'lva II)sl ':"oJr

to o!aolino. Work Into 2 inches of soil Immadialalv. Culwo,ms (Surlace and SubloUanoan): OtoadcaSI 4.8 Ibs. per nClO, For surfaco culwOtms apply just plior 10 planting or when larYao first appoar and work into '·2 in­cMs of soil immedialoly. 00 nol apply lalor Ihanlay.by.

stress at time of transplanting.

Radishes: Mix 2tbs. in 50 gals. of water. Apply 80·100 gals. per acre. (1+1 Vl gals. PI;lC 1000 Hneer feet of row) in Ihe seed furrow al planling Ilm~.

Wireworm$: B!occoli Endive (escarole) Snap Seans Brussels SprOUlS Kate Spinach Cabbage lelluc:e Summer Squash Canlaloupes lima Beans Sweet Corn Carccts Muskmelons Sweet PotatOeS Cauliflower Onions Swiss Chard Celery Parsley Tomatoes Collards Peas Watermelons CUCumbels Peppers Winler SquaSh

Broadcasl 6-8 Ibs. per acre prior to planting. and \'lark inlo soil 4·8 inches immediately.

Potaloes: Broadcast 6·12 Ibs. per acre prior 10 planting. Immediataly disk or harrow inlo soil 4·6 inches.

Southern potlto wireworm Potatoes (Soulheastorn US.): For polatoes on mineral solis, broaocas\ 4-8 Ibs. per ecre prior 10 prantfng, end Immediately work Inlo soli 3-6 Inches depending on Ioca· lion of wir6\'\"Orms.

For sublerrenean cutworms, apply jU$t prior to planting and wo:k iOlo 3·6 inches of soil immodiately_

Wireworms: Apply 6·6Ib:s. per ncre prior to planting and work into 4·8 inches 01 soil immediately.

Corn leaf aphid: ApplV 1·2tbs. per acre in sufficient water 10 plovioe complete coverage of the upper portions 01 plan!s_ Repeat application as necessary.

GraSShOppers: Apply 1 lb. per acre.

Sap beetle: Apply 2·2'12 Ibs. per acre. Add 1.2 gals. of soluble miosra! oil per acre to the spray mixture. Can· sult local agricullural 8ulhmilies lot proper liming of sprays_

Corn may be picked immediately following last applica. tion. Corn lorage may be fed to dairy and beel callie, ano sheep.

Cotton Spider mites. Aphids. Leafhoppers, Lygus bug. Cotton loatwOlm, Cotlon leafpe/foralOI: AppJy 1·2Ibs. in 5·25 gals. of waler per acre. Repeat as inlestalion warranls.

00 not epply within 14 days 01 harYOsl. 00 not graze Irealad colton planls. or leed gin wastes to livestock.

Cowpeas Cutworms (SIJlface and Subterranean): Broadcast 4·8 Ibs. per acre, just puor to planling. Work into 2·3 inches 01 soil fOI s .. :rface cutworms. 3-6 inches for subterranean cutworms.

Hops Aphids, Mites: Apply 2 Ibs. por acre. Do nol appfy ..... IIhln 14 days 01 harvest.

lespedez8 Cutworms (Surface and Subterranean): Broadcast 4·8 Ibs. por acre just prior to planting. Work into 2·3 inches 01 soillmmedialety for surface cutworms. 3-6 inches lor subterranean Culworms.

Peanuts Culworms: Apply 4lbs. per 8CrO in a 12·inch band over the row. Uso sulhcionl water to achiove thorough covorago. 80gin appl1cahon when smalllarYae appear Two or throe additionat applications al 3-week intervals may bo necossary_ Do nol apply wilhin21 days 01 peanul harYesl.

Note: livestock (1) may be fed peanut hulls. (2) may be fod peanutlorage 7 days loll owing troalment, end (3) may bo led peanut hay 21 days following treatmont. Sorghum Sorghum midgo: Appty '/,-1 tb. per acre whon 90% of the heads havo emorged from Ihe bOOI. Ropeat applica­tion within 4 days.

CtOP may be led to IIvostock immodlately 101l0wing Ireal. mon!. 00 nol apply Within 7 days 01 harvesling for grajn.

Cutworms (Surface and Subterranean): Broadcast 4.8 Ibs. por acre iust plior to planling. Work into 2-3 inchos of soil immedlatoly for surface cutwolms, 3·6 inches fOI subterranean cutworms.

Soyb-eans Cutworms (Surfaco 8Ild Subterranean): Broadcast 4.8 lbs. per acro just prior to planting. Work into 2·3 inches orsoi! immod·atoly lor 51",1.1(" {,II,'/' 'n,~,.:i (J L'" J., . .,!M subtoflanoan' .· ... ·"111".

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Grasshoppers: Apply t lb. por aC18.

WiroworMS: Broadcast 6-8Ibs. Par ecro just prior to planl. ing, and work infO 4-8 inches Of soi: immediately. Tops

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Do not use on Ferns. Poinsetlla. HLbiscus. Papaya. Pilea. end G; Mimosa webworms' Mix V2 oz. 10 3 gals. of water (or 1 lb. in 100g when adults first appear. Make a second aOd Ihird application at

LAWN INSECTS To Gontrol insecls listed below. apply recommended fates. For ins Cflckets, Earwigs, Fleas. MIII:peoes. So ..... bugS. and Springtails (COlh and may enter the house. spray a 5·11. band of soil around the hou: 01 2·3 ft. Repeal appliccltion if necessary.

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MLlhP6des tI 01. 3 gals RhOllasgraS$ scales S oz. 25 gals'

ApplicatIon can be made In 3 gals. QI waler per 1000 sq. fl. Tn, application.

Boxelder bugs: Spray bugr )utside Ihe home with l1/J,"'Ih oz. in . around foundation. Windo-oNS. doors. Iree trunks, and inlo cn

SEED TREATMENT-PLANTER-BOX TREATMENT Corn S~edcor~ beetle: mix 3 oz. pel bushet 01 seed as a dry m.xtut8 In the p!anlet box 8S a seed "aalmant plior to planting.

Corn, Peas, Soybeans, and Beans (lima, Snap. White and Kidney) Seeocorn maggot: MIX V, oz. per bushel of seed as a dry mixture in Ihe planter box as a seed treat· men! prior 10 plafltrng.

Planter·box Mixing Instructions- Stll seed slLghlly using a mixing stick. AddLlional mlxLng Will result Irom the operalion 01 Ihe planter. DO NOT MIX WITH BARE HANDS.

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On the basis of information furnished by the registrant, the above named pesticide is hereby RegisteredjReregistered und.:r the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act.

A copy of the labeling accepted in connection with this Regislration/Reregistration is returned herewith.

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ACTIVE INGREDIENT: Diazinon: O,O-dlethyl O-(2-isopropyl-6-methyl-4-pyrimidinyl) phosphorothloate" ... .

INERT INGREDIENTS: .............. . TOTAL

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Diazinon 50 is a wettable powder. For control 01 certain insects on fruits, nuts, vegetables. field crops, and ornamentals.

For specific insects. tefer to use directions.

Keep Out of Reach of Children

WARNING AVISO PRECAUCION AL USARIO: 51 usted no lee Ingles, no use esle producto hasta que Ie eliqueta haya sldo explicado ampliamente.

See Additional Precautionary Statements Below EPA REG. NO. 34704-

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PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS Hazards to Humans and Domestic Animals

WARNING May be fatal if swallowed. May be absorbed through skm. Do nol breathe dust or spray mist. AVOid contact with skin, eyes, and clothing. Wash thoroughly aller handl· ing and belore eating or smoking. AVOid conlamination ollood and leed. Keep oul 01 reach 01 domestic animals. 00 Olot use on humans or household pets. 00 not permit children or pels to go onto sprayed grass until spray has completely dfled.

STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT If swallowed: Call a physician or Poison Control Center Immediately. Dunk one or two glasses 01 water and In· duce vomiting by touching back 01 throat with finger. Repeal unlil vomit lIuid IS clear, Do not Induce vomiting or givo anything by mouth to an unconscious perso, •.

II Inhaled: Remove victim to fresh au Apply artiflcal respiration if Indlcatod.

If on skin: Remove contaminated clothing and wash al· lected areas thoroughly With soap and water.

II In eyes: Flush eyes with plenty 01 water. Call a physi· cian il irritation develOps or persists.

Note to PhysIcian: Gastric lavage IS indicated. Atropine sulfate and 2·PAM ars specifiC anlldotos.

ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS ThiS producl is toxic to fiSh, birds. and olher wildlife. Birds loedlng on treated araas may bo loHed. Keep outol lakes, streamS, po,!ds. tidal marshes, and eSluariosi(~tQc, eUIutn4:t from tr .. Wd wl1.r"'A"~ bIdI), 00 nol appfy to waler tMt will be used lonecreati6naf purposes and human and livestock consumption. Shrimp and crab may be killed al application rates recommended on this label. Do nol apply whero fish, shrimp, crab. ar.d other aquatic life are Important resources. ThiS prod:JCI must nOI be used 10 aroas where Impact on threatened endangered species IS IIkely_ Contact your Slate Fish and Game Agency before applYing this product. Apply this product only a Spoclfled on thIS label. This pesllcide is hiphly 10kiC 10 bees oxposed 10 direct trealmenl or 10 reS'duos remaining on Ihe treated area. 00 nol apply whon beos aro aCIIVely vIsiting Ihe crop. cover Crop, or weeds blooming In the tr('atment area. Ap. pl;catlOns should be limed to provide tho maximum possi. ble Interval between lreatment and tho noxl poriod of beo activity.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE It IS a Violation of Fedoral Law 10 usa tillS product in a ma'lOor inconSistent w'th lIs labolmg

RE-ENTRY STATEMENT

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Written or oral warnings must be given to workers who are expected to be in a treated area or in an area about 10 be trealed with thiS product. Ora! warnings musl be given if there IS reason to believe that written warnings cannol be understood by workers. When oral warnings te given, warnings shall be given in a language customarily understood by workers.

Written warnings must include Ihe following information: WARNING

(Insert area or Ileid description) Ireated With Dlazinon on (insert date of application.) 00 not enter treated areas withoet protective clothing unlll sp'<-ys have dried. In case of accIdental exposure: Cal! .I doctor (PhysiCian), clinic or hospital immediately. Explain that the victim has been exposed 10 Dlszmon and describe his condition. For further informatien see lho "STATEMENT OF PRAC· TICAL TREATMENT:'

Oral warnings must include tho same Information that is in the written warning~.

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL PROHIBlTIONS: 00 nol contaminate water.lood, or feed by slorage or disposal. Open dumping IS prohibIted. 00 not reuse emptyceniainor, 00 not ;:,~Ofe under conditions which might adversely allectlhe conlalnef or its ability to funcUon properly. Such conditions Include, but afe not limIted to. poSitioning 01 the conlalnerln storage. storage temperature, potential lor crushing or damage due 10 SlaCking. and penetration 01 mOisture '?ilOPrI\(.'I.'E; '3\tltl:l "1 &11'''' Ulannl:lr. S\OII:lIn Olll.llnb' (;or.­lalner only. Store In cool, dry place. K"p eonltinet tlghttf closed when not In use. Reduce Itlcking height Yt.h't' leeaJ CondHlOM:et.l:n as humidity Of PIMl overhang, can effect package strength. Personnel shoutd use clothing and equipment consistent with good pesticide handling. PESTICIDE DISPOSAL: Wasles resulting from the use 01 this product may be disposed 01 on site or at an ap­proved waste disposallacihty. CONTAINER DISPOSAL: Completely elnpty bag Into ap­pllcal10n equipment. Then dispose of 8nlply bag in a sanitary landfill or by InClnel81tOn, 0', il81101'o'0d by State and local authollllOs. by burning. If burned, stey cut 01 smoke.

GENERAL INFORMATION DIAZINON 50 should be mixed with sufficient water 10 aSSurO thorough cover ago unloss olherwlso noted in Ihe Direction, (or Us., Basi conlrol is obtained when ap· plication Is made at first sign of insect;:,. Applications should be repealed as necessary 10 mainlaln control.

Note: Tho CahferOia Departmont of Agriculture has sct a 5·day Jeonlry lor Dlaz.non on Citrus, grapos, poachos. and noclorinos Flvo d<lYS should olapse between tho Illno 01 OOphc,II'n'l ,111,1 Ihl,t "I'!.I WCl'~'!' '1'.1'( 1',,"" 'I ·_,·:.'1 ......... ,

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STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT If swallowed: Call a physician or Poison Control Center Immediately. Drink one or twa glasses 01 waler and In­duce vomlling by tOUChing back 01 throal with linger. Repeal unlil vomillluid IS clear, Do not mduce vomIting or give anything by mouth 10 an unconSCIOUs person.

If Inhaled: Aemo ... e victim io fresh air. Apply artifical f'lspiralion iI IndIcated.

If on skin: Remove c,onlamlnated clothing and wash af­fecled areas thoroughly with soap and water.

I( In eyes: Flush eyes with plenty of water_Call a physi. cian if iHilation develops or perSIsts.

Note 10 Physician: Gastric lavage IS indicated. Atropine sulfate and 2-PAM ara specific antidotes.

ENVIRONMENTAL HA7.ARDS This product is toxic to fish. birds, a;ld other wildlife. Birds lee ding on (reated areas may be kIlled. Keep out of lakes, straams, POf!.ds, lidal marsh.es, a. nd e$tuaries,(~tQr .. effluerlcll~ tr.a&Id w.u.rcr ... bIdI). 00 not applY 10 waler that will be used lOr'tsc;J<itf6naf purposes and human and livestOCk consumption. Shrimp and crab may be killed at application rates recommended on Ihis lab!)l. 00 not apply where fish, shrimp. crab. and other aquatic hie are Important resources. This product must nol be used_ 10 ~reas where Impact on Ihreatened endangered species IS hkely. Contacl your State Fish and Game Agency before applying this product. Apply this product only a specifIed on thIS label. This pesticide is highly tOXIC Ie. bees exposed 10 direct treatmenl or to reSidues remaining on the treated area. Do not apply when bees are actcvely viSiting the crop. cover crop, or weeds blooming 10 the treatment area. Ap­plicatIOns should be limed 10 provide the maJ(imum possi· ble Inlerval between trea!ment and the nexl period of bee activity.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE It is a violation of Federal law 10 use Ihis product in a manner inconsislen! Wllh ils labeling.

RE-ENTRY STATEMENT 00 not enter treated areas wllhout prOlective clolhing unlll sprays have dried. Because certain slates may require more restrictive reentry intervals lor vanous crops tre~ted wllh thiS product. consult your Slate Department 01 Agriculture lor furthor information 00 nol apply this pro· duct in such a manoer as 10 directly or through drill ex· paso workers or other persons. Th6 area being treated

FRUIT AND NUT INSECTS DIAZINO~150 may be apphed using ground or aerial ap­pllcalion equipment. For dilule ground sprays. mix specif,od rale 01 DIAZINON 5(' and apply at 300 to 600 gals of water per acre For concentrate ground sprays. usa equivalent rates' 01 DlAZINON 50 in minimums of 20·50 gals. 01 waler per acre. For aOfla1 appltcations. use equlvllenl ground rales· 01 DIAZINON SO in mmimums 012·5 gals. of walor per acrf\. Ob:>erve staled trme iOler­vals between fast apphcation and harvest.

• NOTE: The late 01 DIAlINON 50 lor concentrate ground and aeflal sprays IS basod upon a dIlute ground spray With conventional ground equipment applied at 300 to 600 g~'ls. of waler per acre. If directions call lor I lb. of product oer 100 gals. 01 water. thiS amounls to 3 to 61bS. 01 DIAZINON 50 per acro when applied as dlluto ground spray ~olumes.

Almonds Mltos. TWig borors: Apply I·Ph Ibs. DIAlINON SO per 100 gats. 01 water as infeslations develop_

Scale'i (mcludlng San Jose, parlalolla. black, brown, apncot. Mtle oggs (Including European fed mite. brown mile); TWIg borors. Aphid eggs (including apple, black chOrry, mealy plum): Mealybugs: Appl~ as a dQrmant spray '·1Vllbs. DIAlINON SO plus 2·3 gals. of dormanl oil or l·llh gals. supenor I~pe 011 por 100 gals. of walOf.

Almond hulls may be fed 10 IIveslock

Apples I.oathoppors: Apply lib. per 100gals. 01 wale: .n 3·5 ap­plicallons boglnnlng al pOlal fall and conlln.Jlng through thO grOWing season. or apply as InleSlatlons dovelop.

Scalos (inClUding San Jose. parlalOtta. black, brown. apllcOI). Mite oggs (Including European rod 01110. blorlll mile); Twig borors, Aphid eggs (inCluding applo. h;ack Chtuy, mealy plum). Moal)' "ullS. Apply as 8 dormant Vi dela)·od-dorl,.u,1 spray t lb. 01 DIAZINON 50 pl'JS 2 gl'i.: dormanl oil or 1·1 V, gal!'. suponor typo oil por teO g<lls of wator VI l'rdlUI.

Eyespolled bud moth. Ffllltlree leafroller, Moalybu~: M.x 1 lb. por 100 gals, of walor. Ma ... e 3·8 covor sprOi' Il;'l' pllca\lons, boglnnlng m tho pln"l s1o.go.

(insert date cf app! C<thon ) Do not enter Ireated areas without prc:eCIi',e c!othmg unt,1 spfa~s have dned In case of accf :.enlal exposure: Call a doctor (physlc,an), climc or hospllallmmed,atcly. Explain thai the victim h3S been exposed to Dlazlnon and descnbe hiS condilion. For further informalion see the "STATEMENT OF PRAC. TICAL TREATMENT."

Oral warnings mustmclude the same information that is in the wrillen warning~.

P~O!,~T~~~~o~o~a~'"~ ~~~~~!;d I by slora~a or disposal. Open dumpmg ,$ prohib,'ed. Do not rause ampl) conlainer. 00 001 slore under condItions which might ar,v( rsely ellecl Ihe conlainer or lIs abihty to function pro;o.e·ly. SUCh cond't,ons mclude. but are no! IImltod to, positioning altha container In storaco, sto. age temperatura. potenhal (Of crushing or damage due to SlaCking. and pene!ration 01 mOISlure_ ~;lOR"'C'E:; Store Ih stl'tu manner. S\or8 m ougln81 (;00-tainet' only. Store In tool, dry place. KMp eonlai,..., lighUy clost<! ,.hen not In use. Reduce ttaeking height wh.r. SocaIConditlOnl,-ltfl1 tiS humkfrlyoc ~Ov.rMng, Can -ellect package strenQth. Personnel should use clolhlng and equipment COt1SiSlent wilh good peslicide handling. PESTICIDE DISPOSAL: Westes resullir,g Irom Ihe use of this product may be disposed of on sila or at an ap­proved waste disposat facillly. CONTAINER DISPOSAl.: Completely emply bag into ap­plication eauipment. Then dispose of emply bag in a sanitary landfill or tty incmeralion. 0:, il allowed by Stale and local authorities. by burning. II burned. slay out 01 smokn.

GENERAL INFORMATION OIAlINON 50 should be mixed with sufficient water to assure thorough coverage unless olherwise noted in Ih£ OIrectlons for Use. Best conlrol is obtained when ap· plication Is made al first sign 01 insects. Applicalions should be repeale~ as necessary to maint.un conlrol.

Note: The Calilo;nla Department 01 Agricullure has set a Soday reenlry for Diazinon on cilrus. grapes. peaches. and nectarines. Five days should elapse belween the time of applicallon and the time a worker may enter the lield to engage in any activity requiring substanlial COil· lacl with treated fohdge. When a mixture of two or more Otganic phosphate peslicldes IS applied In comblnalion, the inlerval should be prolonged by adding to the largest applicable interval an additional SOQb 01 thet inlerval.

Since DIAlINON 50 is a wellabls ~owder tormulahOn, conslant agilallon b necessary durmg apphcallon.

00 nol apply wllhin 14 days 01 harvest

Apples and Pears Codling mOlh, Rosy apple aphid, Green apple aphid, Wooly apple aphid. Miles: MIX I lb. DIAZINON SO per 100 gals. of water. Make 3-8 cover spray applications. begm­ning with the Ilrst cover. AppticallOns should be timed ac­c")fding to insect inlestatlons.

Apple maggot: MIX 1 lb. 01 DIAZINON 50 per 100 gals. of water. Make at least 3 cover spray appllcallor.- when flies are active and laying eggs.

San Jose scalo cra ..... ,ors. Forbes scale crawlelS: Mix 1 lb. per l00gals. of waler. Apply early In the !'eason whon crawlers first appear. II mleslatl(,' warrants. make a se­cond applicatio., 7·10 days later

Nole: Mites Will be suppressed II DIAlINON 50 IS used in the regular cover spray program. Slight russellr.g may occur on somo vurielies 01 apr los, such as Colden Delicious.

l)o not apply to apples or poars Within 14 days 01 harvesl

Aprlcols Scales (mcludlng San Jose, parlalolla. black. brewn apricot, walnut); Milo eggs (mcludmg Eropoa'l rod m1l6. brown mite); Twig borer~; Aphid oggs (Includlr,g applo. black chorry. meaiy plum); Mealybugs: Apply as a dor. mant spray lib. 01 CI"ZINON 50 plus 2 qals. 01 dOlmam oil or I·'V, galS. suporior typo oil per 100 .1a,s. of water.

AphidS, Grown milo (Clover Ollie), Twos JOllod spidtr mila, Oliv I 'icall) crawlers. San Joso scalo crawlors: MIX lib. por Ill. gals. 01 waler. Apply when aphids. miles. and scalo crawlors (IISI appear.

Olive scalocrawlors: MIX IJllb 01 OIAZINON 50 plus llh galS. of lighl medium horticultural oil por 100 gal'i. 01 waler. Apply whon scalo crawlols aI,) prO)$Onl

Aprlct\ mearybug MIl{ lib. por 100 gals. ot wator. ApP!1 8S Q C';',or spray from potal 10.11 to June

00 r,ol ap9ty Within 10 days. at harvast.

IJlyebenl •• CranMr'~ IrU'lwo:m, Cherry Iruilworr", Blueberry mag· got, AphidS. T:I'IPS, TwospOlIod mile. MIX t Ib_ per 100

B'a:;"'headed Ilh'wor' .. R!;':;'-';lA cd fiJc' • .J'-'J App''!': Its "140:'0 gals. 01 ... ,ah.:r pel aue

Cranoerry frui;'o'iorm: APP:Y 6 Ibs .n 400 gal5_ 01 .... atl)r per acre.

Do not apply wilhin 1 da}'$ 01 harvest.

Figs Vinegar fly (D(osophi1.~ spp.), Dried IrUlI beelle: Apply 1 lb. per 100 gals. of w<;'er. 00 not apply w,thln 5 days 01 harvest.

Filberts Filbert lealroller, AphidS: Apply 2·4 Ibs. in 250-40) gals. of water per acre. as 8 !horough covor spray.

Cltru. Frdts (Grapefruit. Lemons, Urnes, Oranges. Tangelo •• Teng.!rlnu, Citrus Citron, Kumquats, and hybrids of Ihue) CllhJS aphid. COllonyc'JshiC'1'I scale crawlers. and Soft <>I:ale crawlers: Apply VI·1!b. per lLlO gal'). 01 water (max· imum 1000 gals_ p"r acre) as a Ihorou)h cover spray 'Hh~n aphl1:!!> lind (:(a"~9r 512;ljl'i 01 sCele illsecls IlrSI appear •.

_ FJuittr .. \leafrc.Jer: Mil 'h-l Ib, Pto't 100 gal:;. of spray (muJmum 1000 gals ~ef acre) when an average of 50 petCenl of eggs in egJ) masses have hatch(;d In Ihe spring.

Citrus thIJP: Apply t lb. In 100 gals 01 water (maximum 1000 gals. per acre) When thrips firsl appear.

Citrus snvw scale: Apply t·2IbS. per 100 gals. of waler (maximum 1000 gals_ par acre) as a postbloom spray and again 8S a summer spray_ For heavy snow scalo desta· tions, llS(I the higher dosage rale Thorough cO'~eraga 01 tree trunk, limbs, and twig"t IS esse,llra'-

Do r.ot apply dl,lfing bloom. 00 nOI apply to ctlrus Within 21 days of harvest

Grapes PacifiC spider mite. leafhuppers. Grapo berry mOlh. Crape leaf/o!der: Mtx lib. per 100 galS. ofwaler and app­ly as a thorough cover SPf!Y, or apply 2lbs_ per acro in sulf,cient water lor thOl()Ugh coverage. Do nol apply within 18 days 01 harvost.

O(OSophifa spp.: Mix 6 Ol. per 100 gals_ of waler and app­ly as a thorough cover spray, or apply a maxtmum of 18 Ol_ per acre in sull,c'ent water lor thorough coverage when insects first appear. Make addll,onal applicatIons a' weekly intervals as necessary Do nOI apply wllhm 7 days of harvest. " a spreader-Sl.eker IS used. do nOI apply Within 18 days of harvesl

Olives Olive scale: MIX l/(·llb. 01 o/AZI:'I.!ON 50 plus 1'h gals. ollight medIum summer hOrtiCultural Oil per 100 gals. 01 waler. Apply as a cover spray ,n Juno or July

00 not apply durmg bloom 10 a .. o,d IOJury 10 polhnalmg insects or wllhln 75 days of harvesl

Peaches and Neclarlnes Scales (Includmg San Jose. parlatorla. black, brown. aprlcol); Mile eggs (including European red mite. bro ..... n

VEGETABLE FOLIAR INSECTS OIA.;:INON so should always be apphed as a spray In sui· ficient waler 10 assure thorough coverage ollhe 10llago.

Beans (Pote Beans, Snap Beans, lima Beans)

Black boan aphid. Mexican bean beeUe. lealm,ners­Apply 1·1V2 Ibs. per acre.

Cu::umber bee!", ~pply -'~.}. '0 'n ·.on !}J1S 01 walar per acre.

00 not apply wlthm 7 day::. of bean harvest. Bean lorago or boan h .. y may bo led IJ da'!), and boef caUle and sileo.,. Wait 4 day:> follow,':; "ealmenl if (orage IS to bo cui for hay.

lima Beans Dlpterousleafmlnor.lea'''c.ppers. M,tes: Apply I Ib per acro. Du not apply Wlth,n 7 days of bean harvost Boan I::llago or bea') hay may lJe led 10 d8<fy and beel callie and sheop. Wall 4 days I,i.owing troatment II forage IS to be cut for hay.

Broccoli, Cabbage, Caultllower Aptllds, Diamondback me!h. Imported cabbagoworm, Dipterous loalminer: Appl~ v,·llb. per acto Appllcallons all-tO oay intervals \,"" usuaHvbe reqUired 00 not apply 10 broccoli or cauhllower ..... Ulin 5 days. or to cabbage wllh,n 1 days, 01 harvest

Brussels SprOUls Aph,ds. Dlamondbac;.. moth. Imported cabbageworm: Apply 1 lb. sJer acre. Apr~.caliOr.s at 7·10 day mlervals WIll usually bo requlrOd 00 oat apply 10 brussels sprouls wilh_n 7 days 01 ilarvesl

£ftllel§ Aphids: Apply lib. por actO 00 (lot apply .... 1I1:n 10days 01 harvest

allor h"sks CfJ.ck_

Pineapple Pineapple scalc: Apply 10 Ibs. DIAZINON 50 plus 2 gals ollighl medium hort,cultural 0,1 III 500 gals. 01 water per acro (0 Ihe vagelaltve sl,ps on the planllol!owmg harvest of Ihe pineapple.

Pineo.pplo mealybug: A,ply 4 Ibs. per acra. May be ap· piled on day of harves!.

Pineapple lorage and reluse may be led to IIveslock 7 days following tasl applicahOn

Plums and Prunes SCdleS (lOcludmg San Jose. parlalona, t'llack, brown. opricot); MIle '3ggs (mcludlng Eutopean red mile. brown mile. pearleaf bhsler mite); T ..... ig borers; Aphid eggs (m· clulling apple, black chorry. mealy plum); Mealybugs: Apply as a dormanl spray 1 Ib_ 01 DlAlINON 50 plus 2-3 galS. dormani oil or 1-1 III gals supenor type 0,1 por tOO gals. 01 waler. For lale Aprtf or May appllcallons. m'l{ 1 lb. 01 D.AZINON 50 piuS I gal. of lighl med'.Jm sum· mer hortlcullura! 011 per 100 galS. 01 water.

Brown mile (Clover mite,. Europcen red mite: Apply 1 lb. in 100 gals. o! waler. I

lealcurl plum ilphid. Mealy plum aphid, Thisl/e a.,hld: Apply 1Il·1 lb. por 100 gB.ls. of waler.

00 t:ot apply wlthtO 10 days of harvest.

StraNberrlea Aphld'i. r ..... ospoued spldor flIlte· App:y 1 Ib_ In 100 gals . c-I water per acre

CYClamen mlla- Apply 21bs In l00gals olwaler por acre. dlfecltng spray to plant crowns PlanlS should be sulll­cianlly agllated to assure Ihorough covo,age 01 Iho foliage_ Make add,t,onal apphcallons. It r>eeessary. alief harvest.

Mole cttckot: Broadcast 2lbs. per acro when lRsncts are presenl. Apply 1-2 days belore transplanting and mix In· to the lap 1·2 inctes of SOil immediately

Sirawberry lealroller: MIX 1,~·1 lb. per 100 gal~_ of ~,ater. Apply 200 gals. spra)' per acre when blossoms show COIOf.

Do not apply wllhln 5 days 01 harvest

Walnuts AphidS. M,tos· Apply 2lbs_ per acre as a 10hage spray

COdhng mOIh. Scale crawlers. Walnul calerp~J1ar Appl,! 6 Ibs pef acre.

00 nOI apply allot lhe husks on.ACCIiPrED

Celery Aph,dS. Flea bootlos acro

WffJi COMMENTS .. EPA Let1er ~

NOV 141985 Under the Federal I • FIII~J-.ricide. and Hoden=~ ~ ns .lmended, fOT the pestirdd "'l.ostel'ed under EPA Reg. ~

);,¥ 70 '1-6U Apply lib In l00gals of waler por

Dipterous ioalmtner: Appty In_llb_ per acre 10 svlhe,ent waler to achlevo Ihorough covorage whon mfeSlal,ons Illst appear. Rapeal as necessary

Do nOI apply wlm,n to days 01 halvosl PianlS Should Ou markellflmmed (lOps removed, boloro be,ng shlppod or usad. Tops should not be used lor lood or load

Collards, Kete, Swiss Chard, Turnip Tops AphidS, Importod cabbagoworm. Diamondback moth. HarlequlO cabbago bug. Corn eam.·orm: Apply 1/1-1 lb. per acre. Do not apply 10 collards. kale Of turnip lOpS Wllhtn 10 days. or to SWISS chard Wltllln 12 days. 01 harvest

Cucumbers Aphids, Sorponhne leafmmer. ThHPS: Apply 1 Ib per acro. Do not apply wllhlO 7 days of halvos!.

Lettuce and Endive AphidS. D'ptorous loafminer: Apply 1f~·llb. per aero Do not apply Within 10 dnys of harvost

Melons and Squash (Cantaloupes, Casabas, Cren­shaws, Honoydew Melons, Muskmelons. PersIan Melons, and hybrIds of thete; WatermelC'ns and their hybrids; Summar and Winter Squash) AphidS. lealhoppors. Mites: Apply ,·IV, lb. per acro Serponltne 10aI01'nor. Thrips: Apply IIl·llb per acre Do n.)1 apv'y to molons or winter squash wllhm 3 days. or to summer squaSh wllhrn 7 days. of harvost.

Mu.htoom HOUle. Mushroom Illes tPhor1ds CllllI SI:I&fld:!o): Mi~ .·0 Ib~. in GO gals_ 01 waler (0 50.0 10 1.0% 8ctual dial. Ion) and spray on oulslde and IOs,de walls Gnd ventilalols 01 mushroom

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.,"' ..... "' ........... - ..... ·1· ........ • .. • _ ... " ......... ~- .................... """ ... , heating. 00 not spray com(X)sl in beds Of aftjJr spawning. To treat wooden sides 01 beds. posts. doors. and door barnes after pasteurizing. mix 1h lb. in 6 gals. 01 walar and apply witt"! 8 brush. Do not treat composl. Onions Onion thrips: Apply 1 lb. per acrs. Do not apply wilhin \0 days 01 harvest.

Pen Aphids, lealminsr$: Apply \',·1 lb. par acre. ?eas may be p;cked immediately. Pea lIines and pea vine hay may be led to dairy and beel cattle and sheep. Walt 4 days 'ol_nolI Ir •• , ... _o' if lO""'OQ ,. 10 b .. C<.II fOr h.y. PepptU Aph1dS, Serpentine (ealminer: Apply'll lb. per acre. 00 not apply wilhin 5 days of harvest.

Potatoes Aphids. Flea beaUss, Colorado polato beelle, Dipterous 18afmiR6r; Apply !h.~ lb. {ffl{ acrs.

Banded CUCumber beetle, leafhoppers, Southern ar· myworm: Apply lA.1 lb. per acre.

00 not apply wilhin 35 days of harvesl.

Radtshes. Parsnip., Turnips AphidS. Rea beeUes, D1pterous leafminer: Apply Vz·1lb. per ac-re. Do not appty within 10 days 0; harvest

VEGETABLE SOIL INSECTS QIAZ[NON 50 should always be applied as a spray in suf· ficient water to assure Ihorough coverage of the soil.

Canot rusl fly Carrols: Apply 4 Ibs. per acre as a drench to the seed furrow at planting time.

Cutworms (Surface and Subterranean) Broccoli Kate Spinach Brussels Sprouts lelluce Summer Squash Cabbage Uma Beans Sweet CQrn Cantaloupes MuSkmelons Swiss Chard Caulillower Parlsey Tomatoes Celef)' Peas Watermelons Collards Peppers Winler Squash Cucumbers Potatoes Endive (escarUle) Snap Beans

Broadcast 4·8 Ibs. per acre just prior to planting. Work into thtl soil immediately, 2·3 inche:;. for surface cut· worms, 3-0 inches for subterranean cutwOfms.

Garden symphylan. (Centipedes) Cabbage Peas Cartots Pole Beans Corn Radishes Lettuce Red Beets

Snap Beans Tomatoes Turnips

Broadcast 20 Ibs. per acre just prior to planting. Work into soil 4-Blnches immediately. This preplanltreatment will also control olher soil inSOCIS; culworms (surface and subterranean), mole criCkets, root magg·,ts, and ..... ireworms.

Mole crickets Broccoli Brussels Sprouts Cabbage Caulillower Collards

Endive (escarole) Peppers Kale Radishes lettuco Tomatoes Mustard Turnips

Broadcasl2 Ibs. per acre when Insects are present. Make application to plant beds or fields 1·2 days pncr to 50\1'

ing of seed or transplanting and work into sOil 1·2 Inches Immediately.

Onion m'1J90\s Onions: Furrow Application: Apply 2lbs. per acre in suI·

FIELD AND FORAGE INSECTS alAlmON 50 should always be applied as a sprsyln suf· ficiont waler to assure thorough coverage of the foliage or soil, doponding on the type 01 applicalion_

Alfalfa, ClOVer and TrefOil Spotted alfalfa aphid. Yellow ciovol aphid, Pea aphid, leafhoppers. Planl bug nymphs. Mires: Apply ~·1 lb. pel acre.

Gresshoppers: Apply 1 lb. per acre.

Cut ..... orms (Surface and Subterranean): Broadcast 4·8 Ibs. per acre just prior to planting. Work Into the soil 1m· mediafely. 2·3 inches for surfate CUfworms, 3·6 inches lor subterranean cutworms.

Daif)' and bee! callie and shoep (1) may be grazed im· modiately following application. (2) m&.y be fed groon allalla or clover immedlatoly fOllowing culling. and (3) may 00 fed hay proVidod alfalfa or clovor IS nOf cui lor hay lor 7 days follOWing lreatmont.

AI/alia weev,tlarvM_ FOI control In Iho :,p'lng. apply 2·3

APhid;:oiPi;';;;i;afminer: Apply Yz·1Ib. per acr,. 00 nol apply 10 spinach witt:in 10 daY', or to beets within 14 days, 01 hatY'" Squash (Summer and Wlnltr) See MelOns and Squash section.

Sweel Com Corn eafWOrm: Apply 2·2'12 Ibs. per acre when silks firs: appear. Two or thrae repeat applicalions "t2-3 day in· tervals will usuaUy be necessary. Corn may be picked im· mediately following laSI application. Corn forage may be fed to dairy and beef caUie and sheep.

Refer also 10 Corn under Field and FOfPge Insects.

Tom.ta.. Aphid" Dipterous (eafmfner; Apply v.z lb. per acre. To control leafmln.rs weekly applications are usually required.

Banded cucumber beeUe, Fall armyworm, Southern ar· myworm: Apply lAo·1 lb. per acre.

Vinegar lIy (Drosophila spp.); Apply Ifl-·l v.r Ibs. per acrB. Weekly applications are- usually required.

00 not apply within 1 day of haNest.

WaterctHI (HIwaw only),» Cyclamen mite: Apply 11b. in 100 gals. otwater per acre. Dirscl spray 10 crowns and growing lips ot planlS. It in· festati~n is heavy, make a second application no later than 10 days after the first application. Repeat applica· tions as necessaf)'. 00 ~lol £!ppiy willlin 5 days of haNes!.

ticienl water to drench the seed furrow at planting time.

Broadcast Application: Broadcast 4·8 Ibs. per aCre juSI prior to planting. Work into soil 3-4 inches immediately.

Rool maggots Broccoli, Brussels sprouls. Cabbage, and Cauhflowef: (1) Broadcast Applicalion: Broadcast 4-6lbs. per acre and immediately work into the soil 3-4 inches before seeding, either in the seedbed or in Ihe field ur before transplan· ting. (2) Transplallt Water (Drench) Applicaticn: Mix Y"Vl lb. in 50 gals. of trensplant water, when 200-300 gals. of waler are used per acre. May be applied at the rate of Vz·l cupful per plant, either by hand or by tractor· mounted sprayer equipped with drop nozzles to direct spray 10 tha base of the plant. Transplant water treatmenls may result in stand reduction due to plant stress at lime of transplanting.

Radishes: Mix 2 lbs. in 50 gals. of water. Apply 80·100 gals. per acre. (1·1 Vl gals. per 100\) linear feet of row) in the seed lurrow at plaming time.

Wireworms Broccoli Endive (escarole) Snap Beans Brussels Sprouts Kale Spinach Cabbage leltuce Summer SquaSh Cantaloupes lima Beans Sweet Corn Carrots Muskmelons Sweet Potatoes CauliflOWer Onions Swiss Chard Celef)' Parsley Tomaloes Collards Peas Watermelons Cucumbers Peppers Winter Squash

Broadcast 6-8 Ibs. pet acre prior to planting, and work into soil 4·8 inches immediately.

Potatoes: Broadcast 6·12Ibs. per acre prior to planting. Immediately disk or harrow into soil 4·8 inches.

Soulhern pOlato wireworm Potatoes (Southeastern U.S.): For polatoes on mineral salls, broadcast 4·8 Ibs. per acre pllor to pfantfng, aM Imm$d"l8tely work Into !oiI3-B Inches depending on Ioca· lion of vrJreworms.

For sub/eusn6an CulWorms. apply /USI prior (0 planting and work into 3·6 inch.es 01 ~oil immediately.

Wireworms: Apply 6·8 Ibs. per acre prior to planting and work into 4·8 inches Qf soil Immediately.

Corn leaf aphid: Apply '·2Ibs. per acre;n sufficient water (0 provid'" ".omple(e co .... erage of the uooer portions of planls. Rol"peat application as necessaf)'.

Grasshoppers: Apply 1 lb. per acre.

Sap beetle: Apply 2·2'h Ibs. per acre. Add 1·2 gals. of soluble mineral oil per 8cre to the spray mixture. Con· sult local agricultural authorities for proper timing of sprays.

Corn may be picked immediately following lasl applica· tion. Corn forage may be fed to dairy and boof caltie. and sheop.

Collon Spidor nlitos. Apllids. loalhoppf'rs. lygus hug. Collon I •. \'. r·" ('~ '.,,, I •. ·.' .. "1 ... '., ,-.• "1 1? 11 ... n r,.::If.

APh;d':-AWly 'h:I,I~- ~ .. NII_ ' -., f . "

Not.: Allow 1 day between last application and harv$sl. aaguse and forage may oe '-cI 10 liveslock.

Wireworms: Apply a Ibs. per acre on a 12·inch ban~ centered ~, th8!lur'OW.ln suHici(r.! water .'0 cbllin ' thofough coverage flake applicatiCli' direCtly \0 set..l. pieces in o~.fur'l'o,w al co ... ering till e. • :

Tobacco AphidS, Flea beetles: Apply 'h.'t4; Ibs_ par acre. Do not apply wilhin 3 days 01 harvest.

Cutworms: Broadcast 4-G Ibs. Ptr acre before transplan· ting and work Into 2·4 Inches 01 SOIl immed1ately. Grefln June beeU'" I'Nae; Mill: V. Ib io SO aals_ 01 water and .pply a~ a dre'lch (100 gals. per 100 sQ. yds.) to

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Mote cricket: Broadcast 2lbs. per acr., when Insects are preSent. Make application 10 beds or fieldS 1·2 (fays prior to sowing seed or transplanting. and wOrit into 1·2 inches of soil immediately. Soedcorn maggot Broadcast Application: Broadcast 3 Ibs. per acre. 3·4 weeks before transplanting. Work inlO 2 inches 01 soil immedialely.

Transplant Water Appllcalion: MIX 1 Vl·3 oz. in 50 galS. 01 transplant water.

W1reworms: Broadcast Application: Broadcast 4-6 tbs. per acre, 3-4 weaks before transptanhng. Work into 6·9 in· ches of SOIl il11mediately.

Transplant Water Applicat10n: M,x flh·3 oz. in 50 gals of Iransplanl .... ater_

RANGE, PASTURE,ANDGRASSLAND INS-'CTS Bermudagr... . Thrips. WhIteflies, Grasshoppers: Apply 1 lb. p6r acre.

Rangeland. Pasture. Grass Forage, Ditch Banks, Roadsldet , Wasteland, Noncrop Areas, Barrier Strips Grasshoppers: Apply lA·1tb. per acre in suli1cienl waler or oil to obtain Ihorough co..-erage wl>an insects (list ap. pear, preferably in Ihe nymphal slago_

LIVESTOCK INSECTS Sheep "Ticks" (Ked.), LIce High gallonage, high pressure spra:,-: MIX \';; lb. in 100 gals. of water, and apply at the rale of 1 gal. per animal.

low gallonage,low preSSule spray: M,x 1 lb. in 100 gals. of water. Apply al the rale of 1 qt per animal. Spnnkler Can: Mix 1 oz. in 6gals. of waler. Crowd Sheep

ORNAr~ENTAL INSECTS

Dairy and beef catUe, and sheep (1) may be grazed 1m· medialely following application. (2) may be fed green forage immediately following culling. and (3) may be fed hay, provided grass is not cut for hay for 21 days 11 the spray IS a water solution, Qr for 30 days if Ihe Spray 1S an 011 sotutlon. 00 not spray livestock directly w1th ellher au Qr ground equ1pment except as Indicallld under LivesloeJc Inseers 00 nol repeal epP',calion (or 30 days.

inlO a small pen and sprmkle 1 q1 of Ih1s mlx1ure over the head, neck. lOP. and Side 01 each sheep. 5111 or egllate mJxlure freQuenlly.

Note: Do nol slaughler sheep WIthin 14 days aller treal· men\. Repeat appltcat10ns as necessary

To control (:ertain insects onornamenlals. such as Arborvitae. Azalea. B1rch. BOXWOOd. Camel!a. Carnal10n. Chrysan. Ihemum, Douglas Fir, Etm, Gladioh. Hawthorn. Holly, Juniper. lilac, locust. Mar'9, Oak.. P1ne. Plum. Popfar. Rilododen· dron. Rose, Spruce. and Willow. appty the recommended rates indicated below.

Amount 01azinon 50 to Use

per 3 gals. p$r 100 Insects waler gals. waler

Aphids. Bagwotms, Camalio'l bud mItes. Carnation shoot miles, Clover mIles. Cyclamen mitos. Diplerous lealmmers. European pine shoot moths. European red mites. Flea beetles, Hotty bud motlls. leafhoppers. Obscure root .... ·ee ... ils. Vz oz. 1 lb. Omnivorous IEaftiers, Privet m11es. Scale crawlers: (Cottonycushlon, lecanium, Pine needle. San Jose, Soft scale). TIlnps. Twospolted mites, Webworms. Whltaflies Apple·and·thorn skeletonizers. Cotoneaster webworms. Fall webworms. Hemlock I'll oz. 3lbs_ chermes. Oak loopers. Oblique banded teafrollers. Pear slugs. T enl caterpillars

00 not use on Ferns. POlnsetlla. H1blscus. Papaya, Pllea, and Gardema, smce 10Jury to the plants may OCCur.

M;1\osa webworms: Mix Ih oz. In 3 gals. 01 water (or 1 lb. in 100 gals. of water) and apply as a Ihorough lohar spray when aduUs (irsl appear. Make a second and Ihird application at 4·5 waek imervals.

LAWN INSECTS To control insects listed below. apply recommended rates. For ·nsect'S such as AnIS. Brown dog licks. Clover mIles. Cnckels. Earwigs. Ficas, Ml1lipedes. Sowbugs, and Springlails ~Collembola). which are commonty found near the house and may enter the house, spray a 5·1t. band of soil around lhe house as well as Ihe house loundation wall to a he:ght of 2·3 ft. Repoat application II necessary.

Ralol1000 SQ. h

InseclS DltllU~n 50 WauH RomollkS

La ... n chinch bugS 2·30z 25 gals' Use hlghel late for looQ(;1 rosldual (Of"IlIOI snd ,n Of 3-6 oz. la""os 01 dense QrO'/'llh lUCh II 51 Augu$llne

18""o5

AOls. Armywormt. CIO\u m'.es. 5p'.nQ· SPOI spray ani hillS aod .... ,up ground nOSI opon-111.11:;;. (~fllIlIl\.lolel. C· .. ""l~.'s. Cu .... "" ... r .. , 30'/1 "'0' OIQQel wuPS. Earwl\i~ "1\ fhes. La ..... For lawn blllbugs. luovate the laPin thorought)' billblo-gS. Sod w.bworl' Ill ..... n moltl~1 ImmB<l"lale'Y aU.r Ireatment

""""".' For 111\ lit ... mo. tOI"" )U"ICI *a1er weU beiore !real' m.nl. but I:Illay .ppliC;.t,oll 1.101,1 gra" " (lr1 00 tlOI waler ag,un unlll neunary

Brown dog licks. Bermltjaglass mltos. n', Ol. 3 gals 00 tlol apply to .nlmals ChiQgell. FI,,,. Lulhoml, For brO>'tn clog I""". spray grass an" undol Shrub-

bery. particularly nea' hout-e MIllipedes ••• 3 gals Ahodesgrass scales , .. 25 gals' Apply when cra""lelS luSI emecge

ApplicatIOn can be made In 3 gals. 01 water per 1000 sq. ft. Thoroughly water trealed area Immedlaloly followmg application.

Boxelder bugs: ~pray ~ugs outs1de the home with 1 Vl.2tn oz. in 1 gal. 01 wator. At the same time. spray thoroughly around foundal10n. Windows, doors, troe !runks, and into cracks and other places where Iho IOsects hido_

SEED TREATMENT-PLANTER-BOX TREATMENT Corn S~edcOt~ beetle: m1X 3 Oz. par bushel of seed ~s e dry mixture In the planter box. as a seod treatment prior to planling.

Corn, Peas, Soybeans, and Boans (Uma. Snap. White and Kldnoy) Soedcorn magg01 M1X ';1 oz per bushel 01 sef!d as a (fry m'l-Iuro In the p!a<Jter bOX as a soed troal'

..,... 10 rl.lol·no:;

Note: If seod has not been IreatM WItt a tung1c1do. uS!} Captan or Thiram in combinal10n with OIAZINON 50 at rates mdicated on lunglc;de paCkage Fa11ure to uso a fungicide WIth OIAZINON 50 may result In injury tn tho seod. lithe seod /foalmenl incroases the fncrron belwoen seeds sufl,crontto reduce the lala 01 dellvory through Ihe planlor. 1fJ oz 01 graph1te par bushel 01 soed shr ·d bo added as a drdllubrICfI/l! Ach/<:lfh" ,,11"''''' I ..... -

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Garden 5ymphylans (Centipedes) Cabbage Peas Cauols Pole Beans Corn RadIshes Lettuce Red 8eels

Snap Beans Tomaloes Turnips

Broadcast 20 Ibs. per acre just prior 10 planting. Work iolo soil 4-8 inches immedialely. This preplanltreatment will also coollol othet SOl) ;nsecls; cutwotms (sul1ace and subterranean). mole crickets. root maggots, and wireWOrms.

Mol. cl'ck~l. Broccoli Brussels Sprouts Cabbage Cauliflower Collards

Endive (escarole) Kale letluCe Mustard

Peppers Radishes lomaloes Turnips

Broadcast 2lbs. per act's when insects are present. Make application (0 plant beds or fiards 1·?' days pllor (0 sow' ing 01 seed or Iransplanlmg and work inlo so:ll·2Inehes immedialely.

OnIon mlggol, Onions: Furrow Application: Apply 2 ibs. per acre in suf-

FIELD AND FORAGE INSECTS DIAlINON 50 sl10uld always be apphed as a spray in sui· lreient warer [0 assure Ihorough coverage of the Ioliage or soil. ~epending on the type 01 application.

AUalta, Clover and Trefoil Spoiled alfalfa aphid. Yellow clover aphid, Pea aphid, leafhoppers. Plant bug nymphs. "Mes: Apply ¥,,-, lb. per acre.

Grasshoppers: Apply 1 lb. per acre.

Cotworms (Surface and Subterranean): Broaacasl 4·8 lb$. per ser8 just prior 10 planting. Work into the 501' im­'lladialely, 2-3 inches for surface cutworms, 3-6 inches for subterranean cutworms.

Dairy and beef cattle and sheep (1) may be grazed im· mEtdiately following application. (2) may bt) led green alfalfa or cWV8( immediately fOllowing cutling. and (3)may be led h:ty provided alfalfa or clover IS nOI cut for hay for 7 days folCowing Ireatment.

Alfalfa weevil larvae: For conlrol in the spring, apply 2-3 Ibs. per acre when feedmg damage to glowing tips becomes 8videnl. R8peal applical1On. " necessary. If damage is already extensive. cut the hay and make ap­plitafion [0 [he sfubb[e. Do nol graze dairy and beer animals or sheep lor 2 days. Do not cut lor hay lor 10 days following treatment.

Do nolspray livestock olfeclly excep! as ind/caled bEl/ow under Livestock Insects. With either air or ground equipment.

Do not treat during bloom 10 avord Injury to p<Jllinaling insects.

Corn Com rOotworm larvae­(Postemergence Sasal T roatmenl):

Apply 1 v.·2'h 02. per l0c0flnear feel 01 com lOW in suf· flcient water to wet base 01 corn planl and a narrow band of soil I18Jd 10 Ihe plant ReIer 10 row spacmg drart for amounts recommended per acre. Cover treated band wI(h 2·3 inches o( SOil UStng a disk hi{jer or cultivator im­medIately aher spraying Application should be made at the first Sign 01 corn loolworm larvae. Application shoutd not be made later than June 24 in Ihe Middle Corn Belt or July in Ihe Northern Corn Bell.

SUGGESTED RATES ACCOROING TO ROW SPACING FOR

CORN ROOTWORM LARVAE CONTAOl

Amount 01 lin .. , Fe.' Oll1lnon SOIAcr.

01 Corn Postemerg.nce Spicing Row/Acr' B ... , T,e.lmenl

" .. 10.690 14-2601

~2" 12.4.5S . IS'h·31 02 .;:-., 13.068 16-3201. (l-':! Ibs)

""" 13.939 11\'1·3~ 01

,."" r4.250 18-36 Ol

~" 17.424. 22-« ell (1'h·2l1.o tJs) N" 21.780 27VJ-SS OZ

"'"" 26.136 32-64ol (2-4 IDS J 15" 34.848 44·8801

Note: For row spa.:mgs r.ot Irsleo, calculate the ap· propriate dosage rats;; bas8d on the 4D-inch row Iigur6S.

Seed '\In ma.ggot: Broadcast ((·8Ibs. per acre lust prior to olanlino. Work Into 2 inches 01 soil immediatelv. Cutworms (Surlace and Subterranean,: Broadcasl 4·8 Ibs. per acra. FOr surface cutworms apply just prior to planling Of w~en 13rvae lirsl appear and work in/a 1·2 i'l' ches 01 $oil immediately. Do not apply later than laY·by.

9a.s. p r a r in (he seed lurrow al plan ling I.me

Wireworms Broccoli Endive {eScarole} Snap Beans Brussels Spro'Jts Kale Spinach Cabbage lettuce Summer Squash Cantaloupes lima 8eans Sweet Coen Carrols Muskmelons Sweet Potatoes CaulillOwer Onions Swiss Chard Celery Parsley Tomato3s Collards Peas Walermelons Cucumbers PEtppers WintEtr Squash

Broadcast 6-8 Ibs. per acre prior to planting, and work inlo soil 4·8 inches immediately.

Potatoes: BroadcasIS·12Ibs. per acre prior to plantmg. (mmediately disk or harrow into soil 4·8 inches.

South'rn potato wIreworm Potatoes (Southeastern {J.S.}: For potatoes on mineral soils. broadcast 4·8 Ibs. "or acre prior \0 pfantfng. ana immedie.tely work inlo soil3-6loches depending on k)ca. lion 01 wireworms.

For sublananean cutworms. apply just prior 10 planting and wOrk into 3·6 incheS of soil immediately.

Wireworms: Apply 6-6 Ibs. per acrEt prior to planting and work into 4·8 inches 01 soil immediately.

Com leal aphid: Apply '~2Ibs. per acre in surflcient water to provide complete covetaga of the upper portions 01 planls. RePilal applic:alion as necessary.

Grasshoppers: Apply 1 lb. per acre.

Sap beetle: App!y 2-2112 Ibs. Pt.r acre. Add 1·2 gals. 01 soluble minersl oil per acre (0 (he spray mixture. Can· sult local agricultural authorities for proper timing of sprays.

Corn may be picked immediale!y l,allowing lasl applica­tion. Corn forage may be fed to dairy and beef cattle. snd sheep.

Cotton Spider mites, AphidS. leafhoppers. Lygus bug. Cation lealwOlm. Coflon leafpBtlotafor: Apply 1·2 Ibs. in 5·2!' gals. 01 water per acre. Repeat as infestation warr?nIS.

00 not apply within I (( days of harvest. 00 not graze beated cotton plants. or leed gin wastes to livestock.

Cowpeu Cutworms (Surlace and SubtP"'anean): Broadcast 4-8 Ibs_ per acre. just prior to planting. Work into 2-3 inches 01 soil lor surface cutworms. 3-8 inches for subterranean cutworms.

Hops Aphids, Mites: Apply 2lbs. per acro. 00 flol apply wlthrn 1(( days of harvest.

lespedeza Cutworms (Surface aod Subler/anean): B(oadcast 4·8 Ibs. per acre just pdor to planl,ng. Work into 2·3 inches of soil ImmedIately for surface cutworms. 3-6 mches for subterranean cutworms

Peanuts Cutworms: Apply 4 Ibs. pl)( acre in a 12·itTch band over the row. u~o suffICient water to ac!lieve Ihorough coverage. BegIn application when small larvae appear. Two or throe additionat applications at 3-week intervals may be necessary. Do nol applywilhin 21 days of peanul harvest.

Note: livestock (1) may be fed pnnut hulls. (2) may be fed pBanul fO(8g0 7 days follawing freatment, and (31 may be led peanut hay 21 days fOllowing treatment.

Sorghum Sorghum midge: Apply If .... ' lb. per acre when 90% 01 the heads have emerged from the boot. Repeat applica· lion within 4 days.

Crop may be fed to livestock immealately lollowing treat· ment. 00 not apply wllhin 7 days of harvesting lor grain.

Cutworms (Surface ana Subtorranean): Broadcasl 4·8 Ibs. per acre just prior to planting. Work into 2-3 inches of soii immedrately for surface cut ..... orms. 3-6 inches lor subterranean cutworms.

Soybeans CUlworms (Surface and Sublerranean): 6roadc~s( 4-8 Ibs. per acre just prior 10 planting. Work into 2·3 inches of soil im!llediately for surlace culworms. 3'6 inches lor subtarranaan cutworms.

Sugar Beets Be61 'eathoppe.·, Oiplerous leafminer, Aphids: Apply ~·I Ill. !Jtli 8(;IU_

Grasshoppers: Apply 1 It per aCle.

Wireworms: Broadcasl6-B ItJs. per 8cre iust prior 10 planl­ing. an~ work inlO 4·8 incttes of soil immediately. Tops fray fQ V~1 fn Imel an1 cfajry anlOlals

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Apple-and-thorn ske:elonlzers. CGlo'1easter .... eb .... orms. Fall .... eb ... orrns. H(-!T.""cll.

chermes. Oak loope's. ObhQueoar.ceo leahollers. Pear slu s. Tenl c:ate'p,lla's 3 .:.~

00 nol use on Ferns. POrliseU·a. H·/JiSCUS. Papaya. Pl/ea. and Gardenra. Since onJury to file plants ~ay occur.

MImosa webworms: M!:~. 'h OZ. In 3 gals. of watar (or I lb. in 100 gals. of water) and apply as a Ihorough Iollar $pray when adults fIrst appear. Make a second ar.d third applIcation at 4·5 week Intervals.

LAWN INSECTS To (antral insects lisled below. apply recommeMed rates. For insects such as ArltS. Brown dog Itcks. Clover mites. Crickets, Earwigs. Fleas. Mtllipedes. SO\lbugs, and :Jp(;nglails (Col/embora}. which are commonly (ound near 1M houS8 and may enter the house. spray a 5-h_ band 01 soil around the house as well as the house 10undatiOn wall to a heighl of 2-3 h.. Repeat apphcation II necessary.

R~I.I1000 $Q. n In~eclJ DJ~lmon 50 Wal81 Rom<l'),

la..1"1 ch,neb bugs 1·301 2S 9~!S • Us. h'gher late 101 Ioru;)1J1 UI~>dUal contlol and on o. 3·601. laolWns o,.,.,ns" t;J.ov.;h. Such" 51 AuguS!rnof

1 .... 1"15

Anls. AlM)'#WOI'mt. Clcnu mit,s. Spr,ng. Spol spray .nl luli, .nd ... asp O'OV/'lCli nOSI cpon· la,ls. (C<J(!O;I"'~')' Cr.-j~/S. Cur.<oJ".·· .. f <0, .3 gollS ,nq' O~" l'I"Up$, Ear...~. 1,,1 Illes. la ... ' For I .... n blUtl~,. i1r>g'lt lfie 1,"'11 IhOCQughll billbV9" Sod ~rl' 5 {Lawn mO!MI. HnmtdlJlely e"er trellmenl - FOI 1',lff,. •• mow "".n lI.n(llUI., ",ell belole Ifn\-

mini. but (I.lay .W"e.lron unt,t wan 0' dll D. nOI vtalel Ig&l1'I vnN nICUSl'J

Blown dOt;J Ii(:k$. 8.rm~aora$S m,leS. lV.ol 3 gals Do nol apply 10 an'ma!s. CtUwer •• FIIU. lU!~I' For bro".n dog lICkS. SPIll Qlass and una .. shll .. \).

bary. partICularly "'!!al house MoIbpeMS 8., 3 gals R~S9(lISS scales , ., 25 gals' Apply "'hen c, .. w!els ("SI emerg'"

Apphcallon can be made In 3 gals_ 01 water per 1000 $Q. ft Thoroughly wale! Healed area ImmedJBlely fO!Jowmg application.

Boxelder bugs: Spray bugs oufsrde Ihe home with 1 Vz·2VJ oz. in 1 gal. of water. AI the same time. 5pray thoroughly around foundation. windows. doors. tree trunks. and into cra.cks and olhar placos where the Insects hide.

SEED TREATMENT PLANTER-BOX TREATMENT Corn Seedcorn beeUe: mill:: 30l_ per bushel 01 seed as a dry mixture in the plantel box. as a seed treatment prior to planting.

Corn. Peas. Soybeans, ana Beans (lima. Snap. White ana Kidney) Seedcom maggot: M,x 'il oz. PO( bushel of seed as a dry mnl.turo in the planter box as a seed treat· men( prior (0 planting.

Planter·box Mixing InstruC:!ions' Sirr seed slrghlly using a mixing stick. Add,tional ml;l;.lng w,lI result Irom the ooera/ion 01 Ihe planler. DO NOr MIX WITH BARE HANDS.

FLY CONTROL Fly conlrolln barns and animal steepr •. g quarters (except d8lfy .lams. mllk rooms, and poultry houses).

Residual Sprays: Remove ammals Irom buildings prror to Ireal'":1enl and k'!ep an,ma;s out lor at leas! 10.;1 hours. MIX 2 Ibs. of DIAZINON 50 In 25 gals. of waler and apply as an overall spray 10 ceilings and walls of Jlvesloc'. sheds. call barns. hCf1 barns. loallng sheds. and other farm bUlldrngs ex­cept poultry houses, daifybarns. and m;/k (ooms. Areas where llies conglE!ga1e. such as garbage dumps and COr· rals. should be Spl i)"lld tf'lOloughfy. longer resrdual con­trol r.:ay be obtai leo by in.::reas,ng the rata to 4 Ibs. in 25 9a!s. 01 Wale' App! -:"I~!1S ~h('uld be made 10 pamt 01 runoff. One 9 II of th.~ a~X)\(' spray shOuld cover from 350-750 sQ. h.. {I ar"a.lIe~nl! <:g on Ihe surface traaled. Repeal appJ1c·.hons as JI~"t.llaIJOnS waflanl.

Conditions of Sale and warranty

Note: II seed has not been freated With a fung:clde. use Caplan Or Thiram in combinaflon wJ!h O'llZINON 50 at rate~ l~dlCaled on lunglcide paCkage FaIlure to use a funglcu:1e wllh DIAZINON SO may resulf In injury to (ile seed. II the seed treatment increases Ihe hlclron Mt .... een seeds sufflcienf (0 reduce If'le rate of delivery throul"!h tho planter. % oz. 01 graphtte per bushel ot seed sho~rCl be added as a drill lubricant. Adlust the planter to gIVe Ihe reqUired rate 01 seed delivery Wllh Iho bealed seed

Caution: DIAZlNON 50 treated graIn cannot be used lor teed tor IfVeslock. or (or ff'lQ p, eparatlOn of products lor human consumption.

Ball Sprays: MIX lhe appropnale amount 01 OIAZtNON 50 With 1 Ib 01 sugar {Of 2 Cups 01 syrup or molasses} fOf fh6 deSired ap'l:'\:(\[ron

For knapsack or Similar type sprayer, mix '/1 lb. With the sugar In 2'12 galS. 01 water and spot treal areas he­quented by Ihes mclud,ng cracks. Crovlces. doorways. around wmdo~s. OJ olher areas wholo Illes conglogalo Repeal applications as lIy populaloons warrant

For sprmUmg can applrcatron. mrx "2 oz With the sugar ·n 5 gals. 01 water end sprrnkle h9hUy over Ihe !tOOt In

areas Irequented by Illos. ApplrcahOn~ every day or two Will generally be reQullad

Do not contaminate milk. fead. dunkmg waler, or apply to ammals or poultry. 00 not use \0 edible product areas c! food processing planls Of other aroas where food IS commerCially prepared or processed 00 nOI use In

dwelhngs.

The Olrectlons (Or Use c'lhls prOduct reflect the opmron 01 experts based on held use and lests. The duec!rl.tns are believed 10 be reiJable a1c1 should bo 10110wad c<uofuJly. However. II IS ImpoSSIble 10 6!1minafe all IIsks lIlhefenlly associated with use of Ih s PlooUCt. ClOP IOlury, inefleclLveness. or other unrntended consequel.Ces may fesult because 01 such faclors as we<.tlr-er condillons. presence 01 a/hor malerials. or Ihe mann(lr 01 use or applicatIon all of whrch are beyond ttle control 0' Plaue Chemical or the SeUer. All such risks shall be assumeCl by the Buyel. PI411e Chemrcal warrants that this prodl.cl r;onforms (0 (he chemical descripllon on Ihe label and is ruasonably ht I.:)r the purposes referred to in the Olreclions lor Use sublact 10 the in'leram nsks refelred to above Plaus Chemical makes no other express or Implied warranty of Fitness or Merchantlitl1lty or c.ny other expreu 01 Implied warranty. In no case shall PlaUe ChemIcal 01 Ihe Seller be liable for consequcntlal, 5opeclal, cr Indirect damages resulllng 'rom the use or handling 01 this product. Platte Chemical ar.d the Saller ollEolthls producl. and Ihe Buyer and usor accepl il. subjO':IIO Ihe toreg:lfrgCondWons 0' Sale and Waflo!!'nly, wh'ch maybe vaned only bo agr<lemenf III wrlllng $Ign­ed by a duly authorizM representatIve of Plalte Chemical.

Olllllnon M!xture RO NA2783

r~ "-~~': ___ I T'C\'I'\"o ..... ""b.·.~ ~. PLATTE CHEMICAL CO. 150 S. Main 51., Fremont, NE 68025 CGPL ILS'". 053 :0496 OBV83

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