# REGISTRATION 83222-1 Vol.1

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• u.s. ENVIROKMENTAt. PROTF..GnO:-<" AGENCY Office**QfPe~Licidc Pl'l1gmm~** **Rcgi~lJ3tion** Division {H7505C} 1200**Pcnn~J'I~a.!1ja A~ooll<\**  K.W. Wa.,hlngton, D.C. 20460 

## NOTICE OF PESTICIDE:

{Under**~lFRA:IS** amcndod) 

### J. 

## OlivCfProducts, 3187 Robertson Gin Road

and R/XknliddeAct. 

### L Registration

_ Reregistration 

# IConditional 

# IBifen 2Ee 

### AG 

# IInsectiddcf).1iticide**Regi~lnI.tion;$** in no Wily 111 beCo!1Jl{rul>d as lI1l c:OOorsrnll:nl Ofri;>;:omuWfldaliou**orthj~ prod~1**  by !he**AgCll~y.** In order\0 protect heallh and the cn\imnmtflt, the AdJ.ninistrolor, {)ll hillllWlion, maY:\1 any time**s~** orcaoccltbc rcgilltrlllj{lnOrapcslicid.o in JU.:eorolln..e with theACI. The**aC(:~ncc** "fan}' IIllmc in COllna:tiOll with**Ih~** regiSlImiOIl ofa pTodU<ll under !his Adis not!O he conmrucl;u; giving the regisllaui a rigli[ 10**e~clll~j\'euse Oflh~**  name or!O 11$**U!l~** ifil has b<Ioo**oov~** by 0111=. 

### Thisproductis 

## conditionally registered in accordance with FIFRA sec. 3(c)(7)(A), provided that: 1. You 

## will submit and/or cite all datarequired for registration/reregistration ofyourproduct under FIFRA sec, 3(e)(5) when thcAgencyrequires all registrants ofsimilarproducts to submit such data; and submit acceptableresponses required for reregistration ofyour produd under FlFRA section 4, 

## 2. You will 

## make the following label changes beforc you rclea.<;c the product for shipment: a) Revise 

## the EPA 

### Registration Numberto reud "EPA 

### Reg. >lo, 83222·1," b) 

### Revise Prccautionary Statements to read as 

### follows: "Maybe 

### fatal ifswallowed, Causes 

### substantial bur 

### temporary cye injury. Hannful if absorbed through skin or inhaled. Donot get 

## in eyes or on clothing. Avoidbreathing spray mist. A

### void contact with skin. Wear protective eyewear (goggles, face shield or safcty glasses). Wash thoroughly with soap and water aftcr handling and 

### beforeeating, drinking, chewing gum, orusing tobacco. c) Add "This product is not for sale <;H' UBC 

### in the State ofCalifomia"tothc label. d) Replace '''Inert Ingredients" with Other Ingredients" in the 

### lngredients statements.

Enclosure

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c) Under Physical Chemical Hazards add the word "Combustible", To the beginning ofthe statement, "Do not usc or store
... etc", t) 

### On pages 5 and 6 ofthe proposed label revise the spray drift precautions 

## so they arc consistent with

## the language appearing under Spray Dlift precautions for

## EPA Reg. No. 66222-99. Delete theAerial Drift Reduction Advisory since this section is advisory rather than mandatory. g) Under the Remarks and Restrictions section ofthe Crop tables identify \vater as the diligent throughout the label i.e.• 

### "Applyas a full cover spray in waterin nminimum of75 gallons offinished spray 

## per acre", h) Addin 

### parenthesis "(exceptFlorida) next to the citrus cropheading to be consistent with the**me~t(lO** 

### product. i) 

### Under the warranty statement change "Except as expresslyprovided herein", with"Except as warranted bythis label 1. Oliver Products

.... Etc". Also add to thebeginning ofthe last sentence, "To the extent consistent with applicable law the exclusive remedy ofanybuyer

... etc". 

## j) Submit a revised data matrix listing companies sent ofiers of compensation sinceyouhavc chosen the "('1te all" method ofdata support. 3. Please submit an one year storage stahility study for the proposed product along with a corrosion characteristics study. Wcrecommend that observation bemade at 0, 3, 6, 9 and 12 months intervals in the storuge stability snldy. 

## 4. Please submitthree 

## (3) copies ofyour final printed labcling betorcreleasing the productfor shipment. Ifthese conditions arc not complied with, theregistration 

## will be subject to cancellation 

### ill accordance with FIFRA section 6(e). 

### Your release for shipment oftheproduct hearing amended labeling constitutes acceptance ofthese conditions. 

### A s.tamped 

### C()l'Y ofthe label is enclosed for your records. Ifyou have any questions regarding lhis action, please contact Be\Vanda Alexander ofmyteam at (703) 305-7460.

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• I · RESTRICTED USE PESTICIDE

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Toxic 

### tofish and aquatic organisms.

_ For retail sale

### to and use only by certified applicators, or persons undertheir directsupervision and onlyforthe**L~__ u~**  

### covered

# br the 

### ceftl!led applicator's**cortifica~on.** 

### j

Active Ingredient: Bifenthrin" 

# BIFEN 2ECAG INSECTICIDE/MITICIDE
(2 rnethyl[l,**l'~biphenyij-3-yl)** 

### methyl 3-(2-chloro-3,3,3-trifluoro-l-propenyl)- ByWt.
2,2·dimethylcyclopropanecarboxlate

.....,....... ......_ ..... >0

........." ••••• , ............ _._,........ •
............... ,. 

### .....25.1% Inert Ingredientsu : "........ ., .__ ,..••...••....._... , .......... TOTAL:

.. ,..........._ ......... 'Cis isomers 97% minimum,trans isomers 3% maximum

.

....Contain xylene range aromatic $olvenls This product contains 2 pounds active 'ingred'ient per gallon. 

## KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN 

# WARNING

- AVISO This label must be in the possession of the user at the time of application. ............."

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.......74.9% .100.0%

5i usred no entiende la etiQueta, busque 

### a alguien para Que 

### so la explique a usted en detaDe. (Ifyou do not understand the label, find someone to explain itto you in detaiL) FIRSTAID

# C~ ===.===1 Call poison control center or doctor immediately fortreatment advice. Do not induce vomiting unless told to do so by the poison control center or doctor. 

# I 00 not gi

....e any liquid to the person.

## ~ 00 not '\Ie an
.rung by mouth to an unconscious person.
. ... Hold 

### eye open

# and rinse 

### slowly and gently with water for 

### 15-20"m"'n=u:7 te 

### =,c-.- ---- -**~-~** 

## • • 

## • • I 

### If in eyes 

## • Remo

....e contact lenses. ifpresent, after the first 

### 5 minutes, then continue rinsing eye. 

### !

Ifinhaled

Ifon skin

# or ctothing 

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## • • 

## • • • • Call a oison control cenler or d.Q£LOf for treatmenUidvice.

# M"~._I·. Move person to fresh air. Ifperson is not breathing, call 

### 911 or an ambulance, 

### then give artificial respiration, preferably by mouth·to-mouth. if possible. C,:"II a**poison~.!«»** center or**d~or** for further !reatment**advj~:** ___ _ Take offcontaminated dothing. Rinse skin immediately with plenty ofwater for 

### 15-20 minutes.**-,~._~C~a.n**

### a.QQison**cont~91** 

### centeror

### doctorfor**treatment~~tv~ice=.**

### __**~** NOTE TO PHYSICIAN 

### i

- This product is a pyrethroid. If large amounts have 

### been ingested, the stomach and intestine shouk! 

### be evacuated.

Treatment is symptomatic and supportive. Digestible fats, oils, or alcohol may increase absorption and so should be aVOided. Contains roleum distillates. Vomitin ma _cause aspiration pneumonia. Have the reduct container or label with u when callin a "son control centcrordodor, or oin for treatment. EMERGENCY NUMBERS: • Traneportatlon or spill, call CHEMTREC 800-424·9300. EPA Reg. No.: 83222·xx

Manufactuntd for: 

### J OLIVER PRODUCTS Hernando, MS 

## Net Contents EPA 

### Est No.


### ACCEPTED with COMMIJ.;NTS 

### In EPA Lettg

### er Dated 

# NOV 2 ,COO Under- the F.-deral 1n!le'{:tlc1dn. Fungicide. nnd HJ)lknuM!ie Act. NJ amended. ror the pesticide

## «~aa~~J**Re~** No.

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• PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS Hazards to Humans and Domestic Animals 

## Warning May be fatal ifswallowed. Harmful 

### ifabsorbed through skin or inhaled. Avoid brCOlthing spray mist. Causes substantial but temporary eye injury. Do not get in eyes or on clothing. Avoid contact 

### with skin, eyes or clothing. 

### Personal Protective Equipment: Some malerials that are chemical·reslstanllo this product are listed

### below. Ifyou want more options, followthe instructions or category E on an EPA chemical resistance category selection 

### chart Handlerswho may be exposad to

### the dilute through application or other tasks mustwear: • Long·sleeved shirt and long pants. • Chemical-resistant glolles such as barrier laminate, or Nitrite rubber or neoprene 

### rubberor Vilon. • Shoes plUS 

### socks 

### Handlers who may be

### exposed to 

### the concentratethrough mixing, loading, application orother tasks must wear: • long-sleeved shirt 

### and long pants • Chemicat·resistant gtoves such as barrier laminate, Nitrile rubber, neoprene rubber, or Viton. • Shoes plus socks • Protective eyewear Discard clothing and other absorbent materials that have been drenched or heavily contaminated with this product's concentrate. 

### Do not reuse them. Follow manufacturer's instructions for cleaning/maintaining PPE. lf no such instructions for washables, use detergent and hotwater. Keep and wash PPE separately 

### from other laundry.
USER SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS Users should: • Wash hands before eating, drinking, Chewing gum, using tobacco or using the toilet. • Remove clothing immedialely ff pesticide gets inside. Then wash thoroughly and put on clean clothing.
Environmental Hazards This pesticide is extremely toxic to fish and aquatic invertebrates. Use with care when applying in areas adjacent to any body ofwater. 

### Do not appty directly to water, to areas where surface water is present or to intertidal areas below the moon high water mark. 

### Do not make applications when weather conditions favor drift from treated areas. Drift and run.off from treated areas may 

### be hazardous to aquatic organisms in neighboring 

### areas. Do not contaminate water when disposing of equipment washwaters and rinsate. This product is highly toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment or residues on blooming crops or

### weeds. 

### Do not apply this product orallow it to drift to blooming crops orweeds while bees arc actively visiting 

### the**tr~tment** area. The use of Bifenthrin is prohibited In areas that may result in exposure of endangered species to Bffenthrin, Prior to use in 

### a particular county contact 

### the local extension service for procedures and precautions to use to protect endangered species. Physical/Chemical 

### Hazards 

### Do not use or store near heat or open flame, DIRECTIONS FOR USE It is a violation ofFederal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. Do not apply this product in a way that will conlact workers or other persons. either directly or through drift. Only protected handlers may be in the area during application. For any requirements specific to your State or Tribe, con$ult the agency responsible for pesticlde regulation.**-----------~"-**

AGRICULrURAL USE REQUIREMENTS Use this product only in accordance with its lab&ling and with the Worker Protection Standard 40 CFR part 170. This Standard contains requirements for the protection of agricultural workers on farms, forests, nurseries, and greeflhouses, and handlers of agricultural pesticides. It contains requirements for training. decontamination, notification. and emergency assistance. 

### It also contains specific instructions and exceptions pertaining to the statements on this label about personal protective equipment 

### (PPE), and restricted-cntry interval. The requirements in this box only apply to uses of this product thai are covered by the Worker ProtectionStandard. Do not enter orallow worker entry into treated areas during restricted.entry interval (RE]) of 12 hours.
PPE required for early entry to treated areas thai [s permitted under the Worker Protection Standard and that involves contact with anything that has been treated, such 

### as plants, soil, or water, is: • Coveralls, • Chemical-resistant gloves, such as Barrier Laminate or Nitrile Rubber or Neoprene Rubber or Won. • Shoes plus socks. 

## STORAGE AND DISPOSAL

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Pesticide Storage: 

### 00 not contaminate water, food, or food 

### by storage or disposal. Open dumping is prohibited. Do not store this product near fertilizers. seeds. 

### or other pesticides 

### 00 not freeze. Do not 

### store below

### 40"F. Ifcrystals are observed, warm matena! to above 

### 60°F by placing in warm location. Shake or roll container periodically to redissolve solids. 

## i Keep out of reach of children and animals. Store in original containers only, Store in 

### a cool, dry place and avoid excess i heat. Carefully open containers. Damaged or leaking containers that contain product that cannot be used immediately shoufd 

### be transferred to suitable sound containers and properly marked. Reclose all partially used containers by thoroughly tightening 

### screw cap Do not put concentrate or dllute material into food or drink containers Opened partially used pesticides should 

### be stored in original containers when possible. When transfer to 

# I another container is necessary because 

### of leakage or damage, carefutly mark and identify contents of the new container. Keep containers closed when not in use. For safety and prevention of unauthorized use, all pesticides should be stored in locked facmlies. To prevent accidental misuse, different pesticides should be stored in separate areas with enough distance between 

### to provide clear identiflcation_ 

### 1 In case ofspill, avoid contact, isolate area and keep out animals and unprotected persons. Confine spills. To Confine Spill: 

### If liquid, dike surrounding area or absorb with sand, cat litter or commercial clay. Ifdry material, cover to prevent dispersal. Place damaged package in a holding o:mtaineL Identify conterJts_ Pesticide- Disposal: Pesticide wastes are toxic. Improper disposal of excess pesticide, spray mixture, or rinsate is a violation of Federal Law. Ifthese wastes canoot be disposed ofby use according to label instructions, contact your State Pesticide or Environmental Control Agency, or 

### the Hazardous Waste representative ot 

### the nearest EPA Regional Office for guidance_ ContaJner DiSp0$8I: Metal or Plastic Container; Triple rinse (or equivafent), then offer for recycling or reconditioning, or puncture and dispose of in a sanitary landfill, or by other procedures approved by State and local authorities. Do not cut 

### i or weld metal containers. 

### I 

# I Returnable, Refillable Containers: Do not rinse container. Do not empty remaining fonnulated product. Do not break 

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seals.**~~um** intact to**PO!~!.**of purchase.

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__ Chomigation Use Directions Apply this product only through sprinkler including center pivot, lateral move, end tow, side (wheel) roll, traveler, big gun, solid set, or hand move irrigation systems. Do not apply this product throtlgh any other type of irrigation system. Do not connect an irrigation system (including greenhouse systems) used for pesticide application to a publlC water system. For LEPA irrigation a minimum of 0.75 Inch ofwater per acre is recommended. Where non-emulsified oils are used as the diluent, tto 2 pints per acre is recommended. Results from utilizing chemigalfon have been variable and depend upon the set up and calibration ofequipment Crop injury. lack of effectiveness. or illegal residues in the crop can result from non-unifOrm distribution of treated water. Contact your

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• Siale Agricultural Extension Service specialists, equipment manufacturers or other experts for conswtation on the suitability ofthe equipment set up to obtain effective control ofthe target insect pests. A person knowledgeable of the chemigation system and responsible for its operations, or under the superviSion of the responsible person, shall shut the system down and make necessary adjustments should the need arise. Failure to cease application during a mechanical stoppage may result in undesirable residues to adjacent areas. The system must contain a functional Check valve, vacuum reliefvalve, and low-pressure drain appropriately located on the irrigation pipeline to preventwater source contamination from backflow.
The pesticide injection pipeline must contain a functional, automatic, quick-closing check valve to prevent the flow of fluid back toward the injection pump. The pesticide injection pipe6ne must also contain a functional, normally closed, so!enoid-operated valve located on the intake side of the injection pump and connected to the system interloCk to prevent fluid from being withdrawn from the supply tankwhen the irrigation system is eitherautomatically Of manually shut down,
The system must contain functional interlocking controls to automatically shut off the pesticide injection pump when the water pump motor stops

. The irrigation line or water pump must indude a functional pressure switch, which will stop the water pump motorwhen the water pressure decreases to the point where pesticide distribution is adversely affected. Systems must use 

### a metering pump, such as 

### a positive displacement injection pump (e.g. diaphragm pump) effectively designed and constructed of materials that 

### are compatible with pesticides and capable of being fitted 

### with a system interlock.
Do not applywhen wind speed favors drift beyond the alea intended for tr.,atment.

> Bifen AG 2EC should be applied continuously for 

### the duration of the

## ~ter application. To insure accurate application over the 

### area to

# be treated, Biten AG 2 EC should

# bel diluted in

## suffiden~A. minimum of 0.5 inch per acre of irrigation water is recommended when using chemlgation. Agitation generally is not required when a suitable diluent is used. A diluent test should be conducted to ensure that phase separation would not occur during dilution and application. Faiture to achieve 

### a uniform dilution throughout the time ofappUcation may result in undesirable residues or less than desirable control. Resistance Management Some insects are known to develop resistance to products used repeatedly for control. Because the development of resistance cannot be predicted, the use ofthis product should conform 

### to r6$istance management strategies established for the 

### use area. Consult your local or state agriculturat authorities for details. If resistance to this product develops in your area, this product, or other products with a similar mode of action, may not provide adequate 

### control. If poor performance cannot be attributed to improper application or extreme weather conditions, 

### a resistant strain of insect may be present If you experience difficulty 

### with control and resistance Is a reasonable cause, immediately consult your

### J. Oliver Products representative or agricultural advisor for the best altemative method ofcontrol in your area. Rotational 

### Crops If applying to crops for which Bifenthrin tolerances exist, the crops may be rotated at any time, All other crops may be rotated 

### 30 days following the final app6cation ofBifenthrin.
Tank·Mlxture Bifen AG 2EC may be applied in tank mixtures with other products approved for use on registered crops. When tank mixing, observe all restrictions and limitations specified on the label of each product; always fO/low the most restrictive labeling. Test for compatibility of products before mixing. Application InstructioM Application rates are variabfe according to pest pressure, timing of sprays, and field SCOuting. Under light to moderate infestation, USti lower rates. Under heavy Insect pressure and for mite control, use higher rates. Generally, arid climates require higher rates.

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• NOTE: Do nol cultivate within to feel of the aquatic areas so as to allow growth of a vegetative filter strip In New York Siale this product may nol 

### be applied within 100 feet (using ground equipment) to 300 feel (using aerial equipment) ofcoastal marshes or streams thatdrain into coastal marshes. Spray Drift Precautions AU aerial and ground application equipment must be properly maintained and calibrate<! using appropriate carriers. OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS SHOULD BE OBSERVED WHEN SPRAYING IN THE VICINITY OF AQUATIC AREAS SUCH AS LAKES: RESERVOIRS; RIVERS: PERMANENT STREAMS; MARSHES OR NATURAL PONDS; ESTUARIES AND COMMERCIAL FISH FARM PONDS, 

### 00 not 

### make applic<:ltions by ground equipmentwithin 25 feel, or by air within 150 feet of lakes, reservoirs, rivers, pe01'lsnent streams, marshes or natural ponds, estuaries, and commercial fish farm ponds. The buffer zone should be increased to 450 feet when ultra lowvolume (ULV) application is made in cotton, Applications using ULV (ultra low volume) are prohibited on 

### com and hops AERtAL DRtFT REDUCTION ADVISORY This section is advisory in nature and dcas not supersede the mandatory 

### label requirements. INFORMATION ON DROPLET SIZE 

### The most effective way to reduce drift potential is to apply 

### large droplets. The best drift management strategy is to apply the largest droplets 

### that provide sufficient coverage and control. Applying larger droplets reduces drift potential, but will n01 prevent drift if applications are made improperly. or under unfavorable environmental conditions (see Wind, Temperature and Humidity. and Temperature Inversions). CONTROLUNG DROPLET SIZE Volume
- Use high flow rate nozzles to apply the highest practical spray votume. Nozzles with higher rated flows produce larger droplets. Pressure
- Do nof exceed the nozzte manufacturers recommended pressures. For many 

### nozzle types lower pressure produces larger droplets. 

### When higher

### flow rates are needed, use higher flow rate nozzles instead ofincreasing presStire. Number of nozzles
- Use minimum number of nozzles that provide uniform coverage. Nozzle Orientation

- Orienting nozzles so that the spray is released parallel to the airstreilm produces larger droplets than other orientations and is the recommended practice. Significant deflection from horizontal 

### wiH reduce droplet size and increase drift potential. Nozzle 

### Type

- Use a nozzle type that is designed for the intended application. 

### With most nozzle types, narrower spray angles produce larger droplets. Consider using low-drift noules. Solid stream nozzles oriented straight back. produce the largest dropletsand the lowest drift. BOOM LENGTH For some use patterns, reducing the effective boom length to less than 0/. of the wingspan or rotor length may further reduce driftwithout reducing swath width. APPLICATION HEIGHT Applications should not be made at a height greater than 10 feet above the top ofthe largest plants unless a greater height is required for aircraft safety. Making**app~cations** at the lowest height that is safe reduces exposure of droplets to evaporation and wind. SWATHADJUSTMENT 

### When applications are made with a crosswind, tile swath 

### will be displaced downwind, Therefore, 

### on the up and downwind edges of the field, the applicator must compensate for this displacement by adjusting the path of the aircraft upwind. Swath adjustment distance should distance should increase, with increasing drift potential (higher wind, smaller drops, etc.) WINO Drift potential is lowest between wind speeds of 2-10 mph. However, many factors, including droplet size and equipment type determine drift potential at any given speed, Application should be avoided 

### below 2 mph due 

### to variable wind direction and high inversion potentiaL NOTE: Local terrain con influence wind patterns. Every applicatOf' should be familiar with local wind patterns and howthey affect spray drift. TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDtTY When making applications in tow relative humidity, set up equipment to produce larger droplets to compensate for evaporation. Droplet evaporation is most severe lIIIhen conditions are both Mtand dry.

### TEMPERATURE INVERSIONS Applications should not OCOJr dUring a temperature inversion because drift potential is high. Temperature inversions restrict vertical air mixing, which causes sman-suspended droplets to remain in a oorn::entrated cloud. This cloud can move in unpredictable directions due 10 the light variable winds common during inversions. Temperature inI/ersions are characterized by increasing temperatures with altitude and are common on nights with limited cloud cover and lighllo no wind. They begin to fonn as the sun sets and often continue into the morning. Their presence can be indicated by ground 

### fog; however, iffog 

### is not present, inversions can also 

### be identified by the 

### movement ofsmoke from a ground source or an aircraft smoke generator. Smoke thOlt layers and moves laterally in a concentrated cloud (under low wind conditions) indicates an inversion, while smoke thai moves upward and rapidly dissipates indicates good vertical air mixing. SENSITIVE 

### AREAS The**~stidde** 

### should only be applied when the potential for drift to adjacent sensitive areas (e.g. residential areas, bodies of water, known habitat for threatened or endangered spedes, non-target crops) is minimat (e.g. when wind is blowing away from the sensitive areas).
INDEX TO CROPS LISTED ON THIS LABEL 

# • Artichoke Brassicas Caneberries Canola. Crambe, Rapeseed Citrus Cotton Field Com (Grain and Silage), Popcom, Field Com Grown for Seed (At Plant Use) Field Com (Grain and Silage), Popcorn, Field Com Grown for Seed (PRE & PPI) Field Com (Grain and Silage), Popcorn. Field Com Grown for Seed (Foliar Use) Sweet Corn (Grain and Snage), Sweet Com Grown for Seed (At Plant 

### Use) Sweet Com (Grain 

### and**S"~age),** Sweet Corn Grown for Seed (FoftarUse) Cucurbits 

# • Eggplant Grapes Hops 

### Lettuce, Head Pears Peppers, 8ell and Non-Bell Spinach Succulent Peas and 8eans Tomatoes 

### ARTICHOKE,-
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:,ribrateWeevil 

# I 0.10 6.4 Make application when pest infestations reach damaging threshold. Repeat j Artichoke Plume application at 15-day inteNsls, ifnecessary to maintain control.

Moth , 

### i I Application by ground: Apply as a full cover spray in a minimum of 75 gallons 

### of finished spray per acre. 

## l Applicatlon 

### by 

### air: Apply specified dosage in 

### a minimum of 10 gallons per

acre. 00 not apply more than 0.5 lb. AliA per season. _--<-I_a_ifen 2EC may be

## app~~ within 5 days of

## halVe~~.(p~_H_'_). ___

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### I 

# J

# IHead

# arid Stem

- 

### ; BrassiC3

Vegetables including: Broccoli Chinese Broccoli

(gailon, white 

# I flowering broccoli) : Brussels

- Sprouts

Cauliflower Cavalo Broccolo Kohlrabi Cabbage 

### Chinese Cabbage**'** (napa) Chinese Mustard

Cabbage (gal 1 choy)

, 

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Caneberries

including: Blackbenics Bingleberties Dewbenies lowberries Marionberries Qlallieberries Youngberries i loganberries

Raspbenies

### Cutworms-~r 

# --0.033-0,10'\2.1-6.4 Com Earwonn 

# I Tobacco By Air; Apply in a minimum of 2 gallons of finished spray per acre by air. When applying by air, 1-2 quarts of emulsified oil may 

### be substituted for 1-2 quarts of water in the finished spray. Budworm Saltmarsh

Caterpillar 

### leafhoppers Flea Beetles Imported Cabbageworm Cucumber Beetles Aphids Whitefly Armyworms 

### LOOpers SUnk 8ugs Crickets 

### GrOOM Beetles Thrips Wireworm (Adults) Diamondback

Moth Banks Grass Mile 

### Twospotted Spider Mile Pacific Spider

Mite Carmine Mile
I**Lygus,~'PetP"-'_-L**

Leafrollers Orange 

### T ortrix Root Weevils 0.05-0.10 3.2-6.4 By 

### Ground: Apply in a minimum of 10 gallons per acre. Thorough coverage is essential to achieve control.
Do not apply more than a.5 Ib active ingredient (1 quart) 

### per acre per season. Do not make more than 

### 5 applications after bloom.
Do not make applications less than

### 7 days apart.
Do not aPPly within 7 days ofharvesf (PHI).

air or 

### i water to obtain full coverage of foliage (minimum of 10gallons per acre by air and 50 gallons per acre by ground). One application may be made pre-bloom and 

### a ' second applicafion may be made post bloom,
Crown Borer; Make application of 0.1 Ib ai/acrB postharvest (fam or prebloom (spring). Apply as a drench application directed at the crown of plains in a

### f-""c-~~"'-+--~.,'_'--+--'"c--I minimum of 200 gallons water 

### per acre. Greater 0.10 6.4 efficacy is observed when higher water gallonages (up to 400 Gallons/acre) or when an application is made prior to a significant rainfan event.
Do not make both pre-blOom foliar and pre-bloom drench applications.
Do not apply more than a.2Ib. AliA per season.**..---------~-----r_** 

### i 

# I

u __ PEST 

# rAPhids ! Cutworms

Diamondback

Moth



### , Loopers

. Other Lepldopterous 

### larvae Flea Beetle 

# I Flea Hopper



### Grasshopper l Plant Bug



### Stink Bugs Seedpod Weevil Thrips

• '1 Whitefl, Armyworms**~**... 

## PEST Diapropes Root

Weevil (Diaprepes abbreviatus)

. Southern Blue Green Citrus RootWeevil (Pachnaeus Lifus) Blue Green Citrus 

### Root Weevil (Pachnaeus opalus) 

# I

Brown Leaf NotCher (Epicoorus mexicanus)

, Little leaf Notcher 

# i (Artipus floridanus) 

# , 

# .1

... .=- ffiexnts 

### (S%ooprs spp) 

## i Asian Cockroach (Bial/efta asahinae; REMARKS AND RESTRICTIONS By Air: Apply in a minimum of 2 gallons of finished spray per acre by air. When applying by air, 1-2 quarts of emulsified oil may be substituted for 1-2 quarts ofwater in the finished spray. By Ground: Apply in a minimum of10 gallons per acre. Thorough coverage is essential to achieve control.
A maximum of no more than 0.08 Ib active ingredient (5.12 ounces formulated product) can be applied per acre per season. 

### Do nol apply within 14days of last application.
Do not apply within 35 days of harvesl (PHI).



## -.=..",,,,,,,CITRUlL,-
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# ==0'; DOSAGE REMARKS AND RESTRICTtONS 16-32 ounces (0.25-0.50 pound Make application by ground equipment to bare soil active) per acre beneath citrus trees; applying uniformly from the trunk to the drip tine ofthe 

### tree. Make application in 

### a minimum of40 gallons ofdilute spray peracre.

6.4
- t6 fl. ounces (0.1- 0.251b a.i.) per acre By forming a barrier which provides contact 

### activity 

### on newly hatched larvae (neonates), this product protects citrus 

### tree roots from Dlaprepes Weevil

. and other ci1rus root weevil feeding.

Application timing is very crilical. According to current information peak emergence 

### of the adult Diaprepes Weevil varies by citrus growing region, These mergence peaks can be affected dramalically by environmental factors, such as soil moisture. Two peaks are typically oboorved**~** first in the spring and then later summer or early fall. Typically, Southern Blue Green and Blue Green Ci1rus Weevils and Fuller Rose Beetle exhibit a single emergern:e peak in 1he spring. The Brown and UttJe Leaf No1chers usually exhibit three emergence peaks
- spring, summer and fall. 

## I Timing of appfica1ion can be accuratety forecasl by observing adults, since emergence varies seasonally and by location. Adults are most active during early morning and late afternoon. An estimation of numbers can be made by trapping throughout spring and summer (emergence periods). Following adult emergence from the soil, 

### egg laying will occur for 8 to 10 

### 1 weeks. laval invasion of the soil will begin 2 to 3 weeks following adult emergence. Prior 10 drop of the neonates. it is cri1ical to have Bifen AG 2EC soil



# __J

# I-

Make application to individual citrus resets. When not in solid planted rows, using hand-gun or shielded sprayer. 

# i Generally the peak emergence of Diaprepes rool

# I
weevil OCClIrs during the spring. A minor emergence of Diaprepes root weevil may also 

## I i occur in the faD, depending on weather commons,

Use 32 fluid ounces formulated product to obtain the longest resfdual management 

### of Diaprepes rool weevil, if the citrus grove 

### 10 be treated is in an area where weather conditions are conducive to primary 

### pest infestations occurring in the spring.
VVhere 

### the citrus grove to be treated is in an area ' 

# i where weather conditions will promote more than

one peak of pest emergence, apply 16fluid ounces formulated product and apply 16 fluid ounces formulated product latef in 

### the season. 

### If infestation 

### extends beyond the reSidual! protection of Bifen AG 2EC, additional i management strategies should be used (Le. foliar adult control Of soil larvae control such as nematodes). Contact your state agriculturol Extension Speciatist as to the recommendation suited for local conditions. Do not apply through irrigation systems. 00 not allow any application of Bifen AG 2EC to contact fruit or foliage. Make application by ground equipment only. Air applications are prohibited 

### " i Do not apply**mo~** than a total 

### of 32 flUId 

### ounces of formulated 

### product (O.Slb. 

### aJ.) per 

### acre peryear. of 30**PPIY** the specified dosage in a minimum gallons of finished spray 

### per acre.

____ n. _ ••
_**Th~_~':il** (preharvest.inte:rval) is 1**d~y** 

### ____ _

__ -;;="COTTON_.-_ 

# I

EU.opean"""c"o"m

# Bo.CPe"~S,,T,---- _+,:LC;""AJlS;

# ~St~:"~~O"ZJ;;CAc-1 REMARKS AND RESTRICTIONS

, , , 0 02 

# 0-;-0' j 1 3---64 Bifen AG 2EC may be applied in water or refined 

# I**~~~= i~~;:e_d)_T_h_ri_P'_**  _ __ --' __ -

# ~_~ vegetable oil (soybean/cottonseed).

# •

• Boli'weeCC"'7.;,---- Bollworm 

### Cabbage looper Cotton Aphid Cotton Fleahopper 

### Cotton leafperiorator Cutworms Fall Army.yorm Plant Bugs Saltmarsh Caterpillar Southern Garden leafhopper Stink Bugs

, Tobacco Budworm
.11Whitefly

. Yellow Striped Armyworm 

## i

. BeetArmyworm 

# !Carmine Spider Mite 

### 'llY9US spp.

Pink BoRworm Twospotted Spider Mite 2.6-6.4 Application in Water: (Air Application) 1 gallon per acro. When applying by air, t quart of emulsified oil may 

### be substituted for one quart of water in the finished spray. 1 (Ground Application)

- Make appjication in a minimum of 

### 5 gallons per acre. Ul V Application: Apply the recommended rate 

### of Brren AG 2EC in refined vegetable oil in a minimum of 

### 1 quart of finished spray per acre 

### with aircraft calibrated to give adequate coverage. 

### Botl Weevil Control: Make application at an interval of 3 to 4 days until pest numbers are reduced to acceptable levels. 

### Mites and Aphids Control: Make application when pests first appear. Repeat 

### as necessary to maintain control. Make application at higher rates once a damaging threshold is established. Do not apply more than 

### 0.5 pound active ingredient per acre per season. Do not make more than 

### 10 synthetic pyrethroid applications (of one product 

### or combination of products) to a cotton 

### crop in one growing season. Synthetic pyrethroid products include Ambush®, Ammoil!l, Asana* 

### XL Baythrold*',**capture~,** Danner, Karate"', Mustang«-, and Scout 

### X-TRA®.
Do not graze livestock in treated areas or cut treated crops forfeed. 

# I

The pre,harvest intervalJPHI) is 

### 14 days:._ 

# I

FIELD CORN (GRAIN AND SILAGE), POPCORN. FIELD CORN 

### GROWN FOR SEED AT PLANT USE

# I'**--~-** PEST

### .c---.----j~**._.r;>:9~AGE** Com Rootworm, larvae 

### 0.0046 0.30 Northern IbAI fluid Southem per ounce REMARKS AND RESTRICTIONS

### -~ Make application as a 

### 5 to 

### 7 inch T-band treatment oller an

## ope~ furrow. Position 

### the spray nozzle behind the planter shoe, in front of the press wheel centered over the row. The table betow should be used to determine the Biten AG 2EC needs per 

### acre. The**app~cation** should be made in a minimum of 

### 3 gallons of finished spray per acre. Western 1,000 s per 

# I

# ~ycutworm I

# ~:ntworm Spedes i Grubs 

# I ,Seed Com BeeUe

, Seed Com Maggot

True Armyworm Of Armyworm Species Wireworm /lfnear 

### t,ooo feet of row



### 0.0023 10 O.()(W; IbAt per 

### 1,000 linear feet of rem linear feet of rem To ensure uniform mixing and application, mix Bifen AG 2EC with water or fertilizer in the following manner: (1) Fill the spray tank approximately one-half full with water Of liquid 

### 0.15 to fertilizer, 

### 0.30 (2) While agitating, add the proper amount of Biten AG 2EC then fluid (3) Add the rest of the water orfertilizer. Continue agitatkm. 'ounce (4) To maintain a uniform spray mixture, a sufficient agitation during

s per mixing aod application should be provided. 1,000 Applications of Biten AG 2EC alone or in recommended tank mixtures, in linear conjunction with in furrow pop-up fertilizers may 

### be used. Pelform a jar 

## I feet of compatibility test with the appropriate ratio of Bifen AG 2EC and fertili2:er 

# I**rem'-..J~lo,,-,e~n.!~~** the mixture**"~U** stay in**sot~"?n.** Constant**.~itation** should 

### .be j**f">:"~_** Ar·

....**"~'._**. ...•**:_:-l~I~.',:**..,_•. ,**~A,<,,..rl.,** ...,....,

# •

•**'7c-;-,-;-~-~-.-c~--­** maintained during mixing and application,
Do nol apply to soil where there is grealer than 30% cover ofcrop residue remaining.
Do nol graze livestock in treated area or cui treated crops for feed within 30 days oftreatment.


# , Do nol apply more than 0.1 pound active per acre per season as an al J plant application.

36 30 0.080 4.4 

### 5.12 FIELD CORN (GRAIN AND SILAGE), POPCORN, FIELD CORN GROWN FOR SEED**-.=~~** REMARKS AND RESTRICTIONS 

### (PRE & 

### PPI)

### r==:f:!£ES~T __

### ~**_~_.-!DO~S~A",GE**__ 

# -+
__ J Black:

### ~utwonn 0.04710 3104fl. The 3-4ozJA rate must be applied as Pre-Plant Incorporated (PPI)

While Grub 0.062 pound ozJA Pre- and can be tank mixed and applied with PP! 

### herbicide$.. Do nol Wirewonn 

### AlIA Pre- Plant incorporate any deeper than the intended planting depth and no Seedcom Maggot Plant Incorporated deeper than 3 inches. Incorporation depth shouk! be dose to the Armyworm spp. Incorporated (PPI) intended seed planting depth. Sialkborer " _(PPI) Black Cutworm 

### 0.040 LB 

### 2.56 FL.

, Army.vorm spp. AI/A Pre- 

### 1OZ.lA PreThe 2.56 o:zJA rate may 

### be applied Pre-Emergence 

### be tank mixed and applied with PRE herbicides. (PRE) and can 

### 1 

## ! 

## i Stalkborer

## ,~tergence**17;Re~n.'" L~**  

# __ -LlPR§)L_-'.-""'",

## _L-~ 

# .--
......

# ~ FIB.D CORN (GRAIN AND SILAGE). POPCORN, FIELD CORN GROWN FOR SEED**~=-,(",FOUI\R_**USE)

# I~Prrn~h,.y-d·~··**utwPoErrn~!"-~**__ +-c'LB AII:OSAGE

# FLc.;0",Z1"A"-+=--c,-c~"R=EM=AR=K"S"AN=D,-R"E"Se.T"R"ICT"",,,O",N,,S7-c~_ 0.033-0.10 2.1-6.4 By Air: Make application in a minimum of 2·5 gallons of finished spray per 

### acre by aircraft. 

### Use 

### 5 gallons offinished Beet Annywonn spray 

### per acre particularly when initial populations are '

, Cereal Leaf Beetle heavierthan normal to improve control by aircraft. 1-2 quarts

Chinch Bug of emulsified oil may be substituted for 1-2 quarts ofwater in Common Stalk Borer the finished spray when applying byair, Corn Earworm Corn Roolworm Adults Cucumber BeetleAdult Cutworm 

### Spedes European Com Borer Fall Armyworm 

# I Flea Beetle

Grasshoppers Greenbug Japanese Beetle Adult Sap 

### BeeHe Southern Armyworm Southem Com Leaf ! Beetle 

# I ,

Soulhwestem Com Borer Stinkbugs LJamished Plant Bug Sy Ground: Make application in a minimum of 

### 10 gallons per acre with ground equipment. Thorough coverage is essential to achieve controt when applyil19 by airor ground. Ear-Attacking Pes\$ Controt: Make applicationjust before silking. Repeat as necessary to mainlain control. Southwestern Corn Borer, European Com 

### Borer: Initial application for com borer control should be made al or ) shortly before egg hatch. J Other Insect Pests Control: Make application when infestation first appears. Repeat as necessary.

__ -' Mite Control: Make application for Banks Grass Mite

# •

• True Armyworm or 

### Armyworm Species Webworms Westem Sean Cutworm Yellowstriped Armyworm

Banks Grass Mite Cannine Mile 

### TWQ$potled Spider Mile**"'.~"**



### j PEST 

# 1

Com Rootworm, Larvae i Northern 

# I Southern Western 

# I 

# I I**~~"-**

Army Cutworm Cutworm Species Grubs Seed Com Beetle Seed Com Maggot True Armyworm or 

# , Annyworm Species

## IWi~'!!2.rm**"~-.'. ,,-,~** **.---,-c,--;c-~-;:--;-;---~'~-- -CC~**  control when colonies first form prior to 

### leaf damage or

-, 

### 0.08-0.10 

### 5.12-6.4



# , I 

# I discoloration and hefore dispersal abolle the bottom 

### third of the plant TwO$p<rttud Spider Mite and Carmine Mite Control: Make application when colonies fitSl fann prior 10 leaf damage or 

### discoloration and before wide-spread mile di!'ipersal 

### Ihroughoullhe canopy. 

### Higher rates Will be necess&ty for he.vier initial pest populations and corn under 

### heat or drought stress. Field 

### experience with 

### dimethoate 

### at 0.5 Ih 

### active per acre in tank mixture 

### has demonstllllied 

### good control under these 

### conditions. 

### Mite Control in Texas, New Mexico. Oklahoma. and Arizona: By Air: Make application in a minimum of 5 gallOO$ of 

### finished SPray per

### acre, By Ground:Apply ina minimum of 10gallons per acte. ()Q not apply more than 

### 0.3 pound active per acre per season including pre and ppi, 

### at plant, plus foliar applications. Do not graze livestock in treated areas or cut treated crops forfeed within 30 days- of

### the last application.
Use of uHra low volume (UlV) application on 

## com is prohibited. Do not make aerial 

## or ground applications to com if heavy

, rainfall is imminent. 

# I Use of this product on com 

### is prohibited in

..n coastal

counties. The pre-harvest interval (PHI)**i~~~ d_~.~y=.,,-**  _____ -, SWEET CORN (GRAIN AND SILAGE)

SWEET CORN GROWN FOR SEED**~~"."".~-** 

### DOSAGE 0,0046 

### 0.30 pound ffuid active ounce



### per II per 

### 1,000 1,000 linear linear feet of 

### feet of



### row row OJlO23 

### 0.15 to 

### 10 

### 0.30 0,0046 fluid pound 

### ounre 

### active 

### 5pe'



### p.' 1.000 

### 1,000 linear linear 

## reet of (AT PLAN'f USJ;); 

### REMARKS AND RES**~~TIONS** Make appflcation as a 5 

### to 7 inch T-band treatment over an open seed 

### fu:lned behindthe planter shoe, in 

### he row. Use the table 

### below to per w;re. M

..ke application 

### in $' 

### furrow. The s.pray nozzle should 

### be posi ' front 

### of the press wheel centered over t detennine the Biffln AG 2Ee needs minimum of3 gallons offinished spray pe

### racre.

ro ensure uniform mixing and appHCation, mbe Blten AG 2EC 

### with water orffutilizer in the following manner: 

## (5) Fill the spray tank. approximately one-halftuh 

### with 

## water Ot liquid fertilizer, (6) While *giWting, add

### the proper amovnt of Biten AG 

## leethen ColiliollG' agitation. (7) (8) Add the test 

### ofthewater or fertilizer. To maintain a unifonn 

### spray mixture, a sufficient agitation during ovided. mixing and application should be pr Applications of Bifen AG 2EC atone or in recommended tank mixtllf'eS, in m may be used. Perfotm a jar In of Bihtn AG 2EC and fertilizer conjunction 

### with in furrow pop-up fertilize**~mpalibility** 

### test with the aPPfOP..nate ral' 

## • 

# , __l-l_\..t_r.**~~.\_:..t_ ~** **~** • c.-rr.n ...n.."

# .. feet of 

### row to ensure the mixture win stay in solution. Constant agitation should 

### be



### row

Row Spacings (inches Bifen AG 2EC (pounds ai per 

### acre**Bife~** AG 2EC (formulated**OUD~s** per ac maintained during mixing and <lpplicalion. Do not apply to soilwhere there is greater than 30% cover ofcrop residue remaining. 

### The pre·harve$\: 

### interval (PHI) is 30 dtlY$. 

### Do not 

### graze DveSiodt in treated area or 

### cut treated 

### crops for feed wrthin 30 days oflreatment.
Do not apply more than 0.1 pound 

### <Jctive per 

### acre pEir season 

### as an at piant ®Plication.



# ..J 40



### . 

### 38 0.060 

### 0,_ re) 

# [ 3,' 4.1
SweET CORN (GRAIN AND SILAGE)

SWEET CORN GROWN FOR SEeO (FOUARUSE 

# - 36 

### 30 0.069 0.080

4.4 

### 5.12 

## ,



# .,k
PEST 

### i Aphids DOSAGE 

### LB AHA FL<'QZiA

# ~-+:="" 0.033-0.10 

### 2.1..n.4 REMARKS AND RESTRICTIONS**.~~~~~~~~.** By Air: Make application in a minimum of2 gallons



# • i Army 

### Cutworm Beet

### Armyworm Cereal Leaf Beetle Chinch Bug Common Stalk Borer Com 

### Earworm Corn Rootworm Adul1$. Cucumber BeetleAdult

, Cutworm Species

European Com Borer 

### Fall AnnYNOnn Flea 

### Beetle Grasshoppel'$ GreenbUg Japanese 

### Beetle AduH sap Beetle Southern Armywonn SOU1hem Com Ltl'af Beetle 

### i Southwestern Corn Borer

Stinkbugs Tarnished Planl Bug TrueArmyworm or Armw;orm Species

# :=~an Cumorm 

# ! Yellowsftiped 

### Armyworm _____

# ~."~. __ offinished spray per acre. VVhen applying by air, 1- 2 quarts. 

### of emulsified oil fmlY be substituted for 1-2 quarts ofwater in the finished sproy. By Ground: Apply in a minimum of 10 gallons per 

### acre, Thorough coverBge Is essenlialto achieve control. Ear·Attacklng PaslS Control: Make application when $lIking begins. Repeat as necessary 10 maintain control. Southwestern Com Borer, European Corn Borer: Make 2 applications. klr com borer control 

### wUh the initial 

### application ator

### shortly before egghatch.
other Insect 

### Pests Control: Make <1pplication 

# I When infes.talion first appear. Repeat all' necess8f)'.
For Control of Miles: Make application for Banks Grass Mites control when 

### cclonies first rorm from prior 10 leaf damage or discolotation and before dispersal above the bottom Ihird ofthe plam. TW04potted Spid8r Mite and C-annine Mite Contrel: Make**appH~tion** when coIon,.i.es fir$! form

# •

• Banks Grn$$ Mite Carmine MiteTwospotted SpiderMile



## CROP Chayote (fruit)

Chinese waxgouro (Chine$e preserving melen) Citron melon Cucumber Gherkin Gourd, edible

(indudes hyloan, cucuzza), (Luffs spp.) (mcfudes hechima, Chinese okra), (Momordica spp.) (includes balsam apple, balsam pear, bitter melOn, Chinese cucumber) Muskmelon (hybrids andlercultivars. 

### 0.08-0.10 

# ------,-r:c;,-----------------------c-c--c----. 5.12-6.4 

### poor 

### to leaf damage or discoloration and before

PEST Aphids 

### Culwmm Cabbage Looper 

### Leafhoppers. Cucumber Beetles Squash Bug$. Melonworm 

### Pickleworm Planl Bug Slink Bugs Rindworm**Squ~sh** Vine Borer Armyworms Com EalWOrm lobacco Bud'oNorm Grasshopper



## -- 

# I widespread mite 

### mspersal throughout the canopy. 

### Heavier initial populations and com under heat or drought stress wiU require higherrales.
Do not make more than 0.2 pounds active ingredient (12.8 ounces fOmlulated product) per acre per 

### season. Do not graze livestock in treated areaS 

### ofcuttreated 

### crops forfeed withtn 1dayofthe lastapplication.
Ute 

### of ultfa low volume (ULV)**~pp1iColltion** on com 

### is prohibited. 

# !
If heavy rainfall is imminen1, do not make aerial or ground applications tocom. Use of Biren AG 2EC on com is prohibited in all 

### coastal counties

. The pre-harvest inletval (PHI) is 1 de

. CUCURBfTS**_·_~"'**

## __**'~_.n~**

## .**.__~_·_·~.··.,**



## DOSAGE LB AIJA FL 

### REMARKS AND RESTRICTIONS 

### OVA

..**~-** 

### ...". '-"'

### . ----. 

### O.()4..0.10 

### 2.8-6.4 By 

### Air: Make application in a minimum of 5 gallons offinished s,pi'&y peracre. When applying 

### by air,**1~2** quarts ofemulsified oil many

### be substitutedfor**1~2** quarts ofwalerin the finished spray. 

### By Ground:Apply in a minimum of 20 gallons peracre. Thorough coverage i$ ese:entiallo achieve control.
Do not apply more than O.31b active ingredient (19.2 ounces formulated product) peracre per sesson. 00 notmake more than

### two applications after bloom.
Do not make appHcations leAs thlln 1 days apart.

## 1-~cu,umiS melo) 

# I 0.08-0.10 (indudes 

### Whitefly true cantaloupe, Banks Grass Mite 

### cantaloupe 

### Twospotted Spider casaba, crenshaw Mite 

### 5.12··,3.4 The pre-haNest Interval (PHI) is 3 days.

melon, golden, Carmine Mite 

### pershaw me/on, Lygus $PP. 

### honeydew melon, honey balls, mango 

### melon, Pr:trsiao melon, pineapple melon, Santa 

### Claus melon, and snake mulon) 

### Pumpkin (cucurbifB spp.) 

### Squash, summer (includes Grookneck squash, scallop 

### squa$h, :Sb'tlighlrte<:k 

# • squash, vegetablemarrow, zucchini) $q1,l.;ilsh, wjnter 

### (includes butternut 

### squash, calabaza, hubbard squash (C. m;xff;; 

### C. pepo), 

### 'inclUdes 

## acom squash, spaahetti 

### squash) 

### Watermelon, (includes hybrids and orvarieties of 

### Citrullis



## ------- ----------'--". EGGPLANT



## --**--------"~""-~~~** DOSAGE I PEST 

### LBAIIA 

### Fl**OZ1.~_~,~** REMARKS AND RESTRICTIONS -'"" 

### Colorado Potato 0.033-0.10 2.1-6.4 

### SyAir: Make application in a minimum of

### 2 gallons offlni$hed spray 

# • Beelle Corn peracre. When applying 

### by air, 1-2 quarts ofemulsified oil may 

### be Earworm subslituted 

### for 1w2 

### quarts ofwatsr in thefinished spray. European Com By Ground:Apply in a minimum of10 gallons per acre. Borer Flea Beetle Thorough coverage is essenlial to achieve control. Cabbage Looper Cucumber Beetle 

### Do not ffiilke applications less than 7 days apart Tomato Pinworm 

# I Tomato Homworm 00 notapply more than 0.2 Ib active ingtedient (12.8 oum;:es Vegetable lea1mlner 1ormulate<:l product) per acre per season. 

## I Whilefty 

# , I Armyworms The 

### pre-MaNes( interval (PHI) is 7 days, 

# , Plant Bug 

# ! stink Bug Thrips 

# I



# ---**"A'~'~** ____**--""~'-"--~-"** 

# I

# •

• Banks Gras'S Mile 

### Twospotted Spider 

### Mte Cannine Mite Pacific Spider Mite**J:tg~$ $P~** 

## __"_"

___.

PEST Cutworms 

### Eastern Grape

Leafhopper Grape berry moth 

### Japanese Beetles

(adutt) 0.08-0.10 5.12-6.4



### DOSAGE LB AlIA FlOZJA 0.05

### to 0.10 3.2

### to 6.4 

### GRAPES

C C 

# ci REMARKS ANDRESTRICTIONS 

### By Air: Make application in a minimum of 

### 10 gallons of 

### finl$he<! spray. When apptying by air. 

### 1 to 

### 2 quarts of emulsified oil may 

### be substituted for 1 to 2 quarts ofwater in the finish«l spray. 

### By Gf()und: Apply in a minimum of 25 gallons of finished spray. Variegated Leafhopper 

### Western Grape Thorough coverage is essential 

### to achieve oontrol. Leafhopper 

### 0.10-- 

# I Black Vine Weevil**-'-~'-K.r~-·"--** 

### When pest pressure is moderate 

### to- severe, use higher rate. Glasywinged SharpShooter 

### Do not apply more than 0.10 Ib ai per acre per season. 

# , TW(lspotteQ Spider 

# I I Mile**--~-,-,- ."'-~** 

### __:!:he pre-harvest [nlewal (PHI) is 30 days. I 

## HOPS

------**-"--,,--~"-,.~-** 

# 1 OOSAGE**·_~C.~~_** 

### PEST 

### LBAIIA FLOZIA REMARK.S AND RESTRICTIONS Aphids 0.00-0.1 

### 3.8-6.4 

### Do not exceed 

### O.11b ai peracre per.application. Armyworms 

### Do not exceed 

### O.31b al peracre pet'Mason< Cutworms 

### Leaftollers A spray interval of21 days between applicaliol\$ must be maintained. 

### Loopers Root Weevils 0.05-0.1 

# 13

.2<1.• The pre-harvest interval (pHI) is 

### 14days. 

## I GroundApplication: Full coverage isessenti;!1 

### for betrestJlts. Twospotted 

### 0.1 6.4 Early Season Recommendations: 100**~** 150gallons per acre. spider Late Season Recommend;ptiOO$: 200
- 250 gallons per acre
.



### mite RootWeovil 

### Control:**~irect** spray 10 the base ofthe plant. Spray up tl"1e vine 3 feet and the SOIl surface 1.5102 

### feet on eitherside ofthe plant 

### Air Application for late SM$()n control of twospotted 15pider mites:

# I Apply no I-!Jss than 6,4 02: (0,1 Ib ai) 

### per application in a minimum 

### of 

### to gallons peracre. 

### I 

# I Use ofultra lowvolume (ULV) appUcation on hops is prohibited. 

# I

'---

__.C 

# ,**---~-.,--**

### c_.~.-J

CCCC

___ -, __**==:;:-_-TL"'E~n'_'u""cEJ.~.c**

# ___________c, DOSAGE 

# I LB

### AliA FL OllA REMARKS AND RESTRICTIONS

. 

## PEST

# •

• Aphids Armyworms 

### Com ESJWQrm Cucumber BooUes Cutworms Oiamondback Moth 

# !Flea Beetles 

# i Imported 

### ' Cabbageworm



### leafhoppers Loopeffi 

### Salt Marsh 

### Caterpill<!r Stink Bug spp. 

### Tobacco Budworm 

### Whitefly

Lygus, !Spp• Carmine Mite Twnspotted Spider 

### Mite**Cod'''~g** Moth Cutw()rms 

### Greo"

Fruitwonn 

### loalhoppers Leafminers 

### Leaftollers lygus 

### spp. Plant Bugs 

### Plum Curcvlio San Jose



### Scale (CraWlers) 

### StinkBugs Tarnished

Plant Bugs 

### 0.033-0.10 

### 2.1-6.4



### 0.00-0,10 5.12-6.4 By

### Air: Make application in 5 gallons per acre. When applying by air,**1~2** quarts ofemulSified oil may be substituted for 1.2 quarts ofwater 

### in the finh.hed spray. By Ground: Apply in water a$ necessary for insect control using a minimum 

### of 

### 15 gallons offiniShed spray peracre. 

### Thorough coverage is essential to achieve control.
Do not make applications tessthan 7 days

### apart
A 

### maximum of 0.5 Ib 

### active ingredient may 

### be applied per acre per 

### season. The pre.harvest inlerval (PHI) is 7 days.

.**~**



### gallons of 

### I spray 

### per of finished spray per acre) coverage. 

### i of

### 50gaBons to provide thorough
Air Application: 

### Apply the 

### speCified dosage in OJ mInimum of 10 gallons 

## peracre by 

## aiL Do not apply more !heEn 0.5 pound active per acre 

### per season With no more than 0.45 

### pound active 

### per acre applied after petal fall. 

### Apply 4$ neeeuary to maintain control using a minimum of3Q..day spray iotefV31. Do not graze livestock In treated orchards or cut treated cover Cf'Op$ for 

### feed.

# 1r;;;;;"",",'dliPi<iOrio:<i6to0:2j3JfitOii21~ The pre.!uuvcst interval (PHI) 

### is 14 days.



### r-____ --,- __**==;;-;:-~P'-'E"'PiP_'E""R"'S,** 

### ..**B~LL** 

### AND NON-BELL 

## I 

# I

PEst 

# I DOSAGE 

# I -LBAJfA 

# I FL OZJA REMARKS AND 

### RESTRIC"-n"O"N"s"-
_____ -'

L-______________________________ _

# •

• Annyworms Corn Etllworm 

### Cucumber Beetle$ Cutworms 

### European Com

Borer Flea Beelle-s 

### leafminers Loopers 

# I

PepperWeevil 1 Thrips 

### I Whitefly 

## ! Lygus s.pp.

Broad Mile 

### COIrmlne Mite I Twospotted 

### I Spider 

# I Mite


## PESTS 0.033-0.1 2.1--8.4

0.08-0.10 5.12-6.4



## DOSAGE Make appliC?tion In sufficient water to 

### 0blain uniform coverage. Apply as a minimum of 

### 2 g<;lllon8 per liICI'e, t using a minimum of 

### 10 gallons of needed, By Air; Make application using By 

### Ground:Apply 

### with ground equipmen finished spray per acre. Do not make appflcations Ie$S than 7 days 

### apart. Do notapply more than 0.20 pound active

### ingredient per acre per season. The pre-harvest intefVsl (PHI) is 1 days.



### - 

## SPINACH REMARKS AND RESTRICTIONS 

### Coloilldo Potato 6eetle 2,1 to 

### 6A OUTJC8S 

### (0.033 Whit.fly 

### "'"""'I: Ground 

### or Air Application: Apply 

## fnilar Tomato Pinworm to O. 

### to pound active) per treatments of Biten AG 2EC 

### at rates 

### of upto 0.4 pI. (0.1 Ib active) 

### Tomato Hornworm 

### .e", per acre 

### at minimum 7-dcq intervals up to a Ina)(imum of "**Arm~orms** 

### apptications. Com EalWOrm Cucumber Beetl," Fire Ant Control: Apply to 

### the soil (at planting) or as a foliar Cutworms treatment by 

### ground or air at rates of up to 

### 0.4 pI. 

### (0.1 Ib active} per European Corn Boter 

# .om at minimum 

### 7.oay intervals 

### up to 

# • maximum of • 

### Flea 6eetfes applications.. Leafminers. Loopers Apply the specified dosage in 

### 5-50 gallons of tinished spray per PepperWeevil acre by airor 

### 10-50 gallons offinished spray per acre by 

### ground. j 

### Thrips Do not make applications less than 7 days apart. ' Whlleffy



### ..**~.-~~.-** 

## -

Broad Mite 

## li: 12T61f4-ounWl (0.08 Do not apply more than 0.4 pounds- active ingredient per acre per 

### 8.,mks Gross Mite to

### 0.10 pound active) per season. Twospolted Spider Mite acre Cannlne Mite The preharvest interval (PHI) 

### IS 40 days. Pacific Spider Mite lygus spp. Fire Ants ._.".,

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### -....

## --**~** SUCCULENT PEAS AND BEANS



## -**DO~~GE** 

### CROP 

### PEST LBAIIA FLOZiA REMARKS AND RESTRICTIONS 

### Pea (Pisum spp.) Flea Beetle 

### 0.02&.0.10 1.6-8.4 

### 8y Air: Make application in a minimum of 

### 2 galton$ of

Dwtl[f 

### pea Grasshoppers finished spray per acre. When a:pplying by air, 

### 1·2 quarts Edible-pod pea Aster ofemutsified oil may be substituted for 

### 1·2 qUilrts 

### ofwater English 

### pea leafhopper in tile finished spray. Garden pea leafhoppers By Ground:Apply in a minimum of 

### 10gallons per acre.**~~~- ~** **n:"~_ ~".,** ..." ,_.... " .• :,,:.I.•**'~** .:.:
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• Green pea 

### Snow pea Sugar snap pea 

### Pigeon pea Bean (Pha.seolus



### spp.): 8roadbean (succulent) 

### Lima bean

(green) 

# !**:~~s** Armyworm Fall Armyworm Southern

Armyworm 

### YeUowstriped

Armyworm 

### Bean leaf Beetle Runner bean Cucumber Snap bean Beetles Wax bean Japanese 

### Bean (Vigna spp.): Beelle

Asparagus bean, (Adult) 

### Blackeyed pea Sap BeeUe 

### Chinese Plant Bug I longoo<!ln Stink Bugs 

### i Cowpeas Tarnished Moth bean Plant Southern pea Bug 

### Yardlong bean ) Alfalfa Jackbean Caterpillar Soybean Cloverworm 

# I (immature seed) European Com

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### Com Earworm 

### Lcope", Corn 

### i Rootwofm (Adult) Thrips Webworms Pea Weevil Pea Leaf I Weevil

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# 512-6-1 Mite Twospotted Spider Mite

### ~ Carmine Mite 

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### !._-


### ounces**A~"""'."mS-lncluding:** pound active) 

### per acre Beat Armyworm, Fall ArmYNQfm, Southem 

### YeUowsmped Armyworm 

### Bean Leaf Beetle 

# !Cabbageworrn

, C;lrmine Mile I Cloverworm i Do not apply mom than 0.2 Ib active ingredient (12.8 ounces formulated product) 

### per acre per season. The pre-harvest interval (PH!) is 3 days.



# _I

control. minimumof 

### 15 spray per acre with ground Thorough coverage is essentla! to achieve 

### control. Do not apart. make applications less than 10 days 

# I

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• rCom 

## RootW'orm Cucumber Beetles 

### Cutworms Diamoodback Moth 

## I European Corn Borer

Flea Beetles Flea Hopper Grasshopper Japanese Beelle (Adult) Leafhoppers

, Loopers J Lygus spp.



### Melonworm Pea Weevil Pea LeafWeevil 

### Pickleworm Plant Bug Rindworm Sail Marsh Caterpillar 

## i Sap Beetle 

## ! Seedpod Weevil 

# I Squash Bugs 

# IA maximum of 4 appliCations may be aPPlied per I 

### season. The pre.harvesl interval (PHI) is 1 day.

- Slink Bug spp.



### Tobacco Budwonn Tarnished Plant Bug 

### Thrips Two Spotted Spider Mile 

### Vtlhitefl**t..:=!"",y~~~**__ _

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WARRANIT J. Oliver Products warrants that this product conforms to the chemical description on the label thereofand is reasonably fil for purposes staled on such label only when used in accordance 

### with directions under normal use conditions. II is impossible to eliminate all risks inherently 8SSOCialed with use of this product Crop injury, ineffectiveness, or other unintended consequences may result because of such factors as weather conditions, presence of other materials, Of the manner of use or application, all ofwhich are

### beyond the control of

### J. OrIver 

### Products. To the fullest extent permitted by law, 

### J. Oliver Products shaU not be liable for consequentiat. special. or indirect damages resulting from the use or handling ofthis product. All such risk shaH be assumed by the Buyer. In addition to the foregoing, no purchaser ofthis product (other than an end user) shaM 

### be entitted to any relmbuf'$cment for any loss suffered as a result ofany suspension or cancellation ofthe registration for this product by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Except as expressly provided herein, 

### J. Oliver Products, makes no warranties, guarantees, Of representations of any kind, either expressed or Implied, or by usage of trade, statutory or othelWise, with regard to the product sold, 

### including, but not limited to merchantablHty. fitness for a particular purpose, use or eligibility of the productfor any particular trade usage. The exClusive remedy of any buyer or user of this product for any and alilosse5. injuries, or damages resulting from or in any way arising from the use, handling, or application of this product whether in contract, warranty, tort, negligence. strict liability, or otherwise, shall 

### be damages not exceeding 

### the purchase price paid for this productor. 

### at J. Olive Products election. the replacement ofthis product. Ammo, Capture, Mustang
- trademarks ofFMC Corporation Ambush, Karate
- trademarksofa Syngenta Group Company. Asana -trademark of E.!. duPont 

### de Nemours & Company Baythroid -trademark ofBayer Oanitol-trademarJc:; of Sumitomo Chemical Company, Lid. Scout Xtra -trademarJc:; of Hoechst Schering Agrello SA

# •

• UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460

OFFICE OF PREVENTION. PESTICIDES AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES



### 18 October 2006 MEMORANDUM TECHNICAL REVIEW BRANCH SIMILARITY CLINIC DETERMINATION

Subject: Name ofPesticide Product: EPA Reg. No. IFile Symbol: BIFEN 2EC AG INSECTICIDE/MITICIDE 83222-R DP Barcode: 0333050 Decision No.: 369373 PC Code: 128825 (Bifenthrin 25.1

## %) From: Byron T. Backus Ph.D., Toxicologist Technical Review Branch Registration Division (7505P)

# (.\~_n~**(o('fr'L-'~** 

# If1W k 

# J't**/;.:.~**

# c. To: BeWanda Alexander/George Larocca, RM Team 13 Insecticide Branch Registration Division (7505P) Registrant: J. OLIVER PRODUCTS, LLC FORMULATION FROM LABEL: Active lngredient(s): 128825 Bifenthrin 

## Qther lngrcdient(s): % by 

### wt. 

## 25.1% 

## 74.9% 

## Total: 100.0% ACTION REQUESTED: Thc Risk Manager requests: "Pleasereview for substantial similarity to EPA Reg. No. 279-3069."

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# •

• BACKGROUND: 

## TRB has asked for a clarification regarding this application, as the cover letter ITom the registrant states that the productbeing cited is EPA Reg. No.**66222~99.** 

## The RM has stated that on the 

## registration application fonn the registrant statcs they are similar to EPA Reg. No. 279-3069, but after reviewing some**e~maiI** 

## messages to George LaRocca they have stated that**279~3069** 

## is for Iabcl1ing and 66222-99 is for the composition ofthe product COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: I. TRB has compared the CSF of83222-R with those ofboth 279-3069 and 66222-99. Afterthis 

## comparison, TRB 

## concludes that**83222~R** 

## is toxicologically substantial1y similar to EPA Reg. No. 66222-99, and is more similar to 66222-99 than 279-3069. The difference impacts on the eye irritation potential; the precautionary statements for 66222-99 indicate it

## is in Toxicity Category II by this exposureroute, white the precautionary statements for**279~3069** 

## indicate it is 

## in Toxicity Category III

## by the same exposure route
. 2. The aeute toxicity data requirements tor 

## the registration of83222-R can be satisfied on the basis ofsimilarity to EPA Reg. No. 66222-99 and the cite-all method ofsupport (it might be appropriate to indicate cite-all for 

## the acute toxicity studies on p. 3 ofthe submitted datamatrix; alternatively, theregistrant maywish to cite the specific MRID numbers for the acute toxicity studies submitted for 66222-99). 3. Based on the precautionary labeling of

## the currently registered (cited) product. EPA Reg. No. 66222-99, the following is thc acute toxicity profile for EPA File Symbol 83222-R (note: there is 

## an acute toxicity profile for**66222~99** 

## in aTRB review [2 

## Dec. 2003, Eugenia McAndrew to Susan Stanton, 0293852)] for 66222-00 [now 66222-99]): Acute Oral 

## LDso Acute Dennal 

## LD50 Acute Inhalation LCso Primary Eye Irritation Primary Dermal Irrit. Donnal Sensitization Toxicity Category II 

## Toxicity Category 

## U1 Toxicity Category

## Ill*' Toxicity Category 

## 11 Toxicity Category III Negative Similarity (66222-99) Similarity (66222-99) SimilllTity (66222-99) Similarity (66222-99) Similarity (66222-99) Similarity (66222-99) "'Classified as Toxicity Category 

## TV in the review dated 2 December

## 2003; however, the precautionarylabeling tor 66222-99 includes the fo11owing: "Harmful if.

..inhaled. Avoid breathing spray mist," and there is a first aid statement addressing inhalation exposure. These are consistent with

## a Toxicity Category 

## IIIhazard potential by 

## the inhalation exposureroute. Theproposed label for 83222-R also contains these statements. 4. 

## Based onthe acute toxicity profile above, as 

## well as information in 

## the CSF, the following are the precautionary and first aid statements for EPA File S)-mbol 83222-R, as obtained from the Label 

## Review System:

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# •

• PRODUCT IO 

### #: 083222-00001 PROOUCT NAME: BIFEN 2EC AG INSECTICIDE/MmCIDE PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS SIGNALWORD: WARNING SPANISH SIGNAL WORD: AVISO 

### SI 

## usted no entlende la etlqueta, busque a algulen para que se 

### la expllque a usted en detalle. (If

### you do 

## not understand the label, find someone to 

### explain 

### It In

### you In detail,) 

### Hazards 

## to Humans and Domestic Animals: Contains Petroleum Distillate. May 

### be fatal 

### ifswallowed. Causes substantial but temporary 

### efe injury. Harmful 

### ifabsorbed through sldn or lnhaled. Avoid breathing spray mist. Avoid contact 

## with sldn, eyes or dothlng. Wash thoroughly with soap and water after handling and before eating, drinking, chewing gum, or using tobacco. Do notget In eyes or on clothing. Wear protective eyewear 

### (goggles, face shield, or safety glasses).* Remove and wash contaminated dothlng before reuse. Wear long-sleeved shirt 

### and long pants, socks, shoes! and chemical-resistant gloves (such as Barrier laminate, Butyl Rubber, Nitrile Rubber, VIton, Barrier laminate, Viton, Selection Category F, G). 

### Ifthe Selection Category F/ Ggloves do not provide adequate protectlon for this pnxluct, the registrant should Indicate a specific glove 

## category from 

### the 

### EPA chemical 

## resistance glove selection chart 

### that will provide adequate protection. 

### First Aid: Ifswallowed: 

## -Call a poison control center ordoctor immediately for treatment advice. -Have person sip a glass ofwater Ifable 

## to swallow. -00 

### not induce vomiting unless told to by 

### a polson control center 

## or doctor. -Do 

### not give anything to an unconSCious person. 

### Ifin 

### eyes: -Hold eye 

### open and rinse slowly and gently with water for 

### 15-20 minutes. 

### -Remove contact lenses, If present, afterthe first 

### 5 minutes, then continue rinsing. 

### -call 

## a poison control center or doctor for treatment advice. Ifon skin: -Take off contaminated dothing, -RJnse skin Immediately with plenty of

### water for 

### 15-20 minutes, -Call a polson control center or doctor for treatment advice, If 

### inhaled: -Move the person 

## to fresh air, -If 

### person Is not 

### breathing, call 911 or an ambulance, then give artificial respiratkln/ preferably mouth-tomouth 

### if possible. -Call a polson control center or doctor for further treatment advice. NOTE TO 

### PHYSICIAN: May pose an aspiration pneumonia hazard. Contains petroleum distillate. NOTE TO PHYSIQAN: Note In 

### PM/CRM/Reglstrant: 

### The proposed label should contain a "Note In 

### Physician", 

### The following statements are suggested 

### types of information that may 

### be Induded/ ifapplicable:
- technical Information on symptomatology;
- use of supportive treatments to maintain life 

### functions;

- medicine that
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# •

• will counteract the 

### specific physiological effects ofthe pesticide;
- company telephone number to 

### speclflc medical personnel who can provide specialized medical advice. Have the product container or label with you when calling a polson control center or doctor or going for treabnent. You may also contact 1-800-lOOC-XXXX for emergency medical treatment information. 

### 5. Label-specifieduse directions for 83222-R shouldbeconsistent withthose ofthe labels for 

## EPA Reg. Nos.**66222~99** 

## andlor279·3069.
6. Thismemorandum pertains onlyto the decision concerningwhether the subject productis substantially similar to the citedproduct withrespect to acute toxicity. Forthepurposes ofthis action, 

## TRB has made no determination as to the adequacy ofthe acute toxicological database or the precautionary statements for the cited product. In addition, for thepurposes ofregistration, the CSF for the proposed productmayhave to bereviewed and acceptedbytheTRB Chemistry Team

.

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# •

• FEE

DATE OUT: 2QJQCTOBERl20!>6 SUBJECT: PRODUCT CHEMISTRY REVIEW OF MP [l EP [Xl DP BARCODE No,: 

### 0333049

### E~A File

### Symbol No,: !l3222,R PRODUCT

, 

### FOOD USE [X PCC: 128825 D""isi<,n

# ~g~!'~6;~g~~~

# [1 

# 31 ACTION CODE: R3G

FROM: Hari Mukholy, 

### Product Chemistry Team 

### Technical Review Branch / AD (750SP) TO:

# C?l~

. 1,,\7"C\\'b 

# ,1\00
BeWandaAlexander 

### I George LaRocCa, AM 13 

# '1\**."~.** V\ Insecticide Branch / AD (7508P) 

### \.J 

# \1)

# \1'

INTRODUCTION: The Agent. Judy Smith, on behalf of the registrant, 

### J, Oliver Products, LLC has submitted 

### product chemistry data to support the**"Me"Too~** 

### registration of the proposed end-use product EPA Reg. No. 83222·R, The registrant has submitted the product chemistry dala corresponding to Subgroup A & B under MRID Nos. 469385·01, 469385-02. The registrant has also submitted a CSF for proposed formulation and a proposed product specific label both dated July21, 2006. Both the proposed and the cited and accepted end-use product are liquid insecticide formulations, The density, pH, and flash point of the proposed formulation (density 0,915-0,925; pH S.7and flash point 65G) are very similar to the cited product. The applicant has ctaimed that the proposed product 

### is substantially similar (Me-Too) to the registered producl EPA Reg. No, 66222-99 (according to registrant's leHer to George LaRocca dated September 20. 2006), The TRB has been requested to evaluate product chemistry data submitted and to determine proposed product's similarity with the cited products for registration of the proposed product. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS t. The source materials of the single active Ingredient in proposed and the cited products are Blfenthrin Technical (for the proposed product: 2, The nominal concentrations of the active ingredients in the proposed and the cited products are 25.1% and match with the label claims of their respective labels (proposed label: dated 7/21/2006 & cited labels: accepted on 8/2212006). The certified limits 01 the active ingredients in the proposed and the cited product CSFs are in compllance with the standard certified limits set lorth in 40CFR§158.175(b){2). 2. The CSF of proposed formulalion (dated July21,2006) is filled out correctly 

### & completely. The CSF for proposed formulation is in compliance with PR Notice 91-2. All the inert ingredients present in the proposed formulation are cteared for food uses.

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• DP BARCODE No., 0333049 EPA File Symbol No., 83222·R PRODUCT NAME' SIFEN2ECAG


### 3. The data submitted corresponding to guidelines 830.1550 (product identity 

### &composition), 

### 830-'600 (materialS used 

### 10 produce the product), and 830.1650 (description of 

### blending process), 

### 830·1670 (discussion of

### formation of impurities) satisfy the product chemistry data requirements of 

### 40CFR§158.160 & 

### 158.i65 respei:tlvely [MAID No. 46008S-02}. 

### 4. The data submitted corresponding to guideline 830·1800 (enforcement analytical method) saUsfythe data requirements of 40CFR§15s'180. The proposed formulallon was analyzed by Gas Liquid Chromatography Method {MRID No. 469385-02). 

### 5. The data submitted corresponding to guideline 830 series subgroup S, wilh the exception of 

### storage stability (830-6317) and corrosion characteristics (830--6320) satisfy the data requirements of40CFR §1S8.190 [MRID Nos.**469385~1** 

### &**~ 4693SS~02J** 

### . 6. The physical or chemicat hazard statement, "Combustible. Do not use or store near heat or flame" 

### has not been added completely in the proposed label dated Juty 21,2006. The word "Combustible" should precede the statement

CQNCLUSIONS:
The TRB has reviewed the product chemistry data submitted for the proposed end use product and has concluded that 1. The proposed product (EPA File Symbol No.**83222~R,** 

### BtFEN 2EC AG) is substantially similar to

### the cited product (EPA Reg. No. 66222-99) from the product chemistry point ofview. 2. All inert ingredients present in the formulation are cleared for food use. The CSF for proposed fonnulation (dated July 21, 2006) is acceptable

. 3. The product chemistry data submitted for the guidelines 830 Series Subgroup A and Subgroup B (except for one year storage stability and corrosion characteristics) are acceptable. 4. The regislrant shall generate one year storage stability (830.6317) and corrosion characteristics (830.6320) data on the proposed product. It is recommended that the observations be made at 0, 3, 6, 9, and 12 month intervals. The results must be submitted to 

### the Agency in the etectronic format and as well as a hard copy.

### DP BARCODE No.: D333049 EPA FileSymbol No.: 83222·R PRODUCT NAME: BIFEN 2EC AG



### PRODUCT CHEMISTRY DATA (SERIES 830 Subcroup A & Subgroup B

SUbgroup A Data Required MR!DNa. F 

### JliII d 

# • 830.1550. Chemical llientily (Same as basic Re(!. Product. CSF) 

### A 469385-02 830.1600. Beainnino Materials 

### A 469385-02 830.1650. Formulation Process 

### A " " 

### " 830.1670. Discussion of Impurities A " " " 

### -830.1700. PreliminaryAnalysis NA 

### 830.1750. Certliled 

### limits (Basic CSF) 

### A 469385-02 

### 830,1600. EnforcementAnaMical Method 

### A 469385-02 

# •

# •

• DP BARCODE No.: D333049 EPA File Symbol No.: 83222·R PRODUCT NAME: BIFEN2ECAG

Data Reguired Value or 

### MBIQ NQ.

Subgroup B 

## flII1IIo.I! Qygl!tgl, Descric,
830.6302. Color 

### A Yellow 469385-02 

### 630.6:303. Physical State 

### A Liquid. viS(:ous. " 

### 830.6304. Odor 

### A Slight, original 

# .' 830.6314. Oxidation/Reduction Action 

### A None-NJA 469385-{)1, 830.6315. Flammability 

### A 120 Q 

### F 

## " flammable 830.6316. Explodability 

### NA Not explosive 

## " Bao.6317. Storage stability G 83{).63t9, 

### Miscibility A 

### Soluble 

### in 

### " 

### Xylene 830.6320. Corrosion Characteristics G 

### 830.6321. Dielectric Breakdown voltage 

### NA 830.7000. pH 

### A 4.75 " 830.7100. Viscosity 

### A 4.9mm 2

### /s(cSt) 

### " 830.7000. Denslty/BuJk Density 

### A 0,982 

### 469385-02



### ExpJaMlion&: 

### A

### = The Requirements Were Fulfilled; N

... The RequlrenH'tnls Were Not FulfiUed; 

### NA:: Not Applicable; G = 

### Data Gap; U :: Requires Upgrading; I '" Incomplete or In Progress: W '"Waived.

# •

• DP BARCODE No.: 0333049 EPA File Symbol No.: 83222·R PRODUCT NAME: 

### 61FEN2ECAG

830.1800 (Enforcement analytical method): (MRID No,**469385~02)** 

### Gas chromatography using a capillary column was used to separate the active ingredient from the impurities in the technical product and determine lis quantity_ The external standard method was used for quantification purposes and data acquisition system was used to calculate peak areas. Detection was achieved using a flame ionization detector. 

### Detector linearity range was tound to be from 22.5 to 224.9 mg for Bifenthrin standard in 25 ml ethyl acetate using a 41J1 injection volume and a spilt ratio 1:100. The calculated coefticient if 

### correlation was 0.9993. 

### The precision was calculated from duplicate injection of 8 differentweights of the same sample. The results expressed as % 

### relative standard deviation was found to be ± 

### 0.94%

.

# •

• BeWanda A/exander/DCIUSEPAlUS 

### 101t7/2006 03:44 PM To Byron BackusIDC/USEPNUS@EPA


### cc bee Subject Re: Clarification needed on**a3222~R** 

### BIFEN 2EC AG OP# 

### 3330SOiEll On the registration application form they state that they are similar to Capture 2EC Reg. No.**279~3069.** 

### After reviewing some e.mail messages to George LaRocca, they have stated that 279-3069 is for labeling and 66222-99 for composition ofthe product BeWanda Alexander US Environmental Protection Agency OPPTSlOffice of Pesticide Programs Registration Division Insecticide Branch, Team 13 Mail code: 750SP (703)305-7460 alexander,bewanda@epa.gov Byron BackuslOC/USEPNUS Byron BackusJDCIUSEPAIUS 

### 10/t7I200603:21 PM To BeWanda AlexanderIDCfUSEPAAJS@EPA


### cc Clarification needed on 83222-R BlFEN 2EC AG DP# Subject 333050



### On the bean sheet for this product the instructions indicate to review for substantial similarity to EPA Reg,**279~3069.** 

### However, the cover letterfrom the registrant stales that the product being cited is EPA Reg. No.**66222~99,** 

### and this would 

### be consistent with the proposed labeling (the precautionary labeling for**279~3069** 

### indicates that product is in EPA Tox. Cat. III in terms of

### eye irritation potential; the labels for**66222~99** 

### and 83222-R indicate EPA Tox. Cat. II for eye irritation potential). Do I compare the CSF for**83222~R** 

### with 279-3069 or**66222~99?** 

### The registrant is probably going to have to go cite-aU on the acute toxstudies. and this 

### is not indicated in the data matrix (but I'll simply make a comment in my review about that!). ThankS**~** 

### Byron

# •

• DearJudy, George LaRoccalDClUSEPAJUS 

### 0911912006 09:55 AM To 

### Judy Smith <judys53@midsouth.rr.com> 

### cc bee Subject RE:

### 83222~R~

The minordifferences inthe inerts should not significantly change the PC profile so I don't belleve it is necessary to submit a new

### CSF. If

## we have

## a concern with the current 

### CSF it wlll be identified 

### in our review.

George laRocca, PM 13 

### Insecticides Branch Registration Division Office of Peslicides Programs, US EPA 

### 703-305-6100 larocca.george@epa.gov Visit: hnp:"www.epa.gov/pesticldes/ Judy Smith <judys53@mldsouth.rr.com> Judy Smith <judys53@midsouth.tr.com> 

### 0911912006 09:02 AM To 

### George laRoccaJDClUSEPNUS@EPA


### cc Subject RE: 83222·R

# •

•

l Mr. LaRocca, :t 

### just wanted to let you know that J. 

### Oliver Products is going to get the product chemistry data. According 

## ::0 the lab, it 

### should be ready in three/four weeks, and will have both subgroups. Thank you so much for your help. I don't think you will remember me, as it has been a while, but I am Judy Oldham Smith a.l'ld 

### used to work for 

### Helena 

### Chemical as Registration Manager. I retired in 2000, then had to get back with it as a 

### consultant later on. Just wanted to reintroduce myself to you. It was 

### always a pleasure working with you then too. Judy Smith 

### -----Original Message----- Prom: LaRocca.George@epamail.epa.gov [r:lailto:LaRocca.George@epamail.epa.gov] Sent: Monday, August 21, 2006 2:08 PH To: JUdy Smith 

### Subject: RE: 83222-R**Subg~oup** 

### A 

### data(product idencity and composition, description of materials co produce product, description of formulation process, certified limits, and en50rcement analytical method) is product chemistry guideline series 830-1550 thru 830-1800. Subgroup B 

### {physical/chemical characteristics) is product chemistry guideline series 

### 830-6302 thru 830-7300. George LaRocca, PM 

### 13 Insecticides Branch Registration Division Office of Pesticides Programs, US 

### EPA 703-305-6100 larocca.george@epa.gov Visit: http://'liww

.epa.gov/pesticides/

Judy Smith <judys53@midsout h.rr.com> 08/2112006 02: 07 ?N 

### George LaRocca/DC/USEPA/US@EPA To



### cc 

### Subject. RE: 83222-R



### Qh, excuse me, 

### what do you 

### mea:') by group 

### alb for pr-od. 

### che..'n. data? SOrry, Judy -----Origi:1al Message----- From: LaRocca.George@epamail.epa.gov

# • Dear Judy, George LuRorx:aiDCIUSEPAJUS 

### 081211200602:01 PM To Judy Smith <judys53@midsouth.rr.oom>
co bco Subject Re:

### 83222-R~

If

### it

### will only take 

### 3/4 weeks to submit the data(GroupAlB)lhen 

### Iwould wait and submit when the studies are finished, The tlmeclock for review(90 days) will not start untll a decision is made on the fee waiver(which hasn't occured yet) so you will 

### have time to submit the data and have it reviewed. If it is going totake considerably longer than 3/4 weeks to 

### submit then Iwould request an extension of

### the PRIA due date to allow us time to complete review. George laRocca, PM 

### 13 Insecticides Branch Registration Divlsion Office of Pesticides Programs. US EPA 703-305-6100 larocca.george@epa.gov Visit: http://'Mvw.epa,gov/pesticidesJ Judy Smith <Judys53@midsouth,rr,com> Judy Smith <judys53@midsOuth,rt,eom> 

### 0812112006 12:06 PM To George LaRoccafDCIUSEPNUS@EPA 

### cc Subject 

### 83222-R

• Good morning, Mr.laRocca: I'm sorryto botheryou, but 

### need your advice on the above sUbject application for registration of a pesticide, You informed me 

### that we could nol do a**cite~Gdl** 

### for a**~me-too"** 

### without product chemistry. I 

### belleve my client Is going to submit physichem. data for this application, but 

### it may take two to fOUl 

### weeks to get this information to you. When submitting the application, I submitted 

### it as a**"Me-too~** 

### for Capture, EPA Reg. Number27g..3069, but that was for the labeling portion of the application, The CSF that

### was submitted is 

### the actual**~Me-** 

### Too" 

### for the composition of this 

### product. which is a Makhteshim product, which I failed to tell 

### you in letter accompanying the application. 

### My question is: Should 

### Isubmit a revised 8570-1 with the phys/chem. data reflecting this information? Also, as my customer is just starting up his business and needs the product registered as quickly as possible, how long 

### will submitting the phys/Chem. data set us back? Would it 

### be better (lime wise) to self-certify the phys/chem. data and

### submit the actuaJ data at a later date?? I really hate to trouble you with this, but t

### want to give him 

### good information, and 

### I trust that you are the only one that can help me. I really do thank you in advance for whatever Information you can give me. Thank you much,

### JudySmlth



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## J. OLIVER PRODUCTS, LLC 3187 ROBERTSON GIN ROAD HERNANDO, MS 38632- Seplcmbcr 22, 2006



### Report ofAnalysis for Compliancewith PR Notice 86-5 OWK:EOF PREVENTION, PEf;T!C!DES A.'ID TOXIC**SUB~TANCES**



### Thank

### you for your submittal of 21-SEP-06. OUf 

### staffhas completed a preliminary analysis ofthe material, Theresults are provided as follows:



### • Your submittal was found to be in full compliance with

### the standards for submission of



# • data contained in PR Notice 86-5, A copy ofyourbibliographyis enclosed, annotated 

### with Ma.'itcr Record ID's (MRIDs) assigned to each document submitted. Please use these numbers in all furore references to these documents. Thank you for your cooperation. Ifyouhave any questions concerningthis data submission, pleaseraise them 

### with the cognizant Product Manager, to whomthe data havebeen released

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# J. 

# OLDTJiJR PRODUCTS.LLC 3187 Roberlson Gin 

## Road· Hemando, l\.-fi$sissippi 38632 Phone: (662) 429-7621 • Fax: (662)429·6598 01iverjo65@hot mail.com VIA FEDERALEXPRESSTRK

### # 7911 2719 955G 

### September20,2006 

## DocumentProcessing; Desk (APPL) Office ofPesticide Programs (7504P) U. S. Environmental Protection Agency One Potomac Yard 2777 S.**Cry,~tal** 

### Drive 

### Arlington, VA 22202
Atl..entiun: 

### Mr. GeorgeL:PRocca 

## Team 13 ./

./ 

### RE, BIFEN 2Ee AG EJJA REG. NO. 83222-R Dear Mr. LaRocca: 

### A!j. requested, enclosed please find the following 

## in support of 

### J. Oliver Products, L-LC application for a newproduct registration for the abovereferenced product: 

### 1,., CopyData Matrix 

### 48938501 3

- Copi<.."S Physical & 

### Chemical Characteristics Srudies.,,-·'**~.** 

### 48938502 3

- CopiesIdentity, Composition and Certified Limits**~** ,/ 

### J. 

### Oliver Product:!;, LLC is citing the product Fanfare 

### 2Ee, EPA Reg. N!!l!!ber 66222-99, as the**me~too** 

### registmnt. Theapplication forthis 

### productwas submittedtothoUS EPAJuly21, 2006, 

### lffurther information is nocded, plca.sc 

### do not hc:-,;tatc to contact me 

### by telephone @{662)562- 

## 7667 or

## by eIlUliJ 

### @jydvs5H{imjdsolllh,rq:om. 

### Sincerely, 

## 1. OJJVERPRODUCTS, LLC

# ~~"-~<tiL-. Judy 

### Smith Aboent for: 1, OHver Products, LLC 46938S'()O

# @ FormAppt(lYed OMB Nos, 2(l7C}.(J060;2(11).0057; UNlI'ED STATES ENVlRONMENTAL PROTECTDN AGENCY 2Q10-01D7:.;<07tJ-Q-122;**201~Ot84.** 

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### Seplember 15, 2006 EPAR4Ig NQJFIII Symbol 83222N R 

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### J. Oliver Products LLC, 3187 Robertson Glr. Rd., 

### Product B1FEN 2EC AG 

### Hernando, MS 3se32 Ingnrdiltrlt GuidallM Rofatllrlcs Number GWdeline Study Name MRIO Numbai' Submlt\l!r Sfa"" 

# """ 830.1550 (61-1) 

### Product Identity and Composition 

### J. Oliver Products Own 830.1600 IS1-2lall 

### Description ofMsterlsls Used 

### to Product Proo'uot: 

### J. Oliver Products Own 830.1620 (61-2(e» 

### Description of Producllon Process NIR 830.1650 (61-2(a) 

### Description Of 

### Formulalton Process 

### J. Oliver Producls Own 830.1670 (61-2(b)) 

### Dlsoussion of Formation of 

### lmDurltles 

### J. Oliver Products Own 830.1700 (62-1) 

### Preliminary Analysis 

### NJR 830.1750 (62-2\ 

### Certification of LImits 

### J. Oliver Products Own 830.1800 (62.3) 

### Analytical M.lhod.lo Ven/v Certlfled Limits 

### J. Ollvar PrOducts 

### Own 830.6302 (63-2) 

### COIOf 

### Waiver Waiv.d flRH 92-5 

### B30.6303 (63-3) 

### Physical State 

### J, Oliver Produ,*, Own 830.630'4 (63-4\ 

### Odor Waiver W&I\led PRN 

### '92-5 

### 830.7200 (63-5) 

### Melting Poinl N/R 830.7220 (63-3) 

### Boiling Point NfR 

### 630.7300 (63-7) • Qui' 

### 0.",1" r**SpO~fic** 

### Grav",,-. 

### Own 830.7840 (63-8) 

# . W.larSalubllity: Column Elution 

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### / / 'Form.e570-35**(12'~J** Electroroc 

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### StibmH onty Pape-rV(II'SIO!'\.**,.~ey** :IlbPllaltl!fe Copy 

# • •**..-'~** Form Approved OMB Nos. 2070·0060: lOlO-OOS1;

### ~~l UN1I'ED STATES ENVlRONMENTAL PROTEC?DU AGENCY 2070.()fOl; 2070·0122: 207(}-O164

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0 0 0 o 0 0 Pape\>,'Crl<. ,",cd1.lctbn AcUlotx:e, The p!.Iblic reporting burden for lhl$ cot!edlon of iofolmlllion\Ill estlmatcdlo average 0.25 hours PIlr**r~** for regilsl!tloorlllcli'.'ities and 025 MOIJI'$**~f** response for**reregiW~lkm** and special review acthIiUes, including lime lor reading Ihe il1S\'n.dions and cempleting tl1a necessary foons. Send comments regarding lhe bUfden estiMate or any olIIei" aspect or this coll«tbn (If irdomla!.bn, irdudin9 Sug9@5OOllsrorredUClnglhabUrdo:!nlo:0iIllcior.Coli<lcronSlrateglm;Division(2822n, U.S. Environmental ProlecUoo N.Jancy, 1200 PIH1!'1&yNania Avooue, N

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### ••••• 0 0 Date 

### September 15, 2006 EPA Reg NooHe 

### Symbol 83222-R 

# IPage2 01 3 

### Applicanl'slRegislmnt's Name &

### Address 

### J. Oliver 

### Products LLC, 3187 Robertson Gin 

### Rd., Hernando, 

### Prodll<:lBIFEN 2Ee AG MS 38632
klgre<§enl GoJide!ine Relemnee Numbllr Guideline Stud)' Nalllll MRIDNumber Submillur Stalus 

### N", 830.7860 (63-8) Water Solublllty:Generator Column Method 

### NIR 830.7950163-9) Vapor Pressure 

### NIR 830.7370 (63·10) Dissociation Constant 

### NIR 830.7550;830-7560: 830-7570 Octanol·Water Partition Coefficient 

### NIR 830.7000 (63-12) pH 

### J. Oliver Products Own 830.6313 (63·13) Stability 

### NIR 830.6314163-14) Oxldtzjno or Reducino Action J, Ol'lver Products Own 

### 830.6315 (63·15) Flammability J. Oliver Products Own 

### 830.6316 (63-16) Explodiabliity NIA net O)(p/ooiV8 

### 830.6317 (63-17) Storage Stability Waiver Waived PRN 92-5 

### 830.7100 (63-18) Viscosity 

### J. Oliver Products Own 

### 830.6319 (63-19) Miscibility Waiver I'Q\**d~yt<l>d ",I~"**  

### 830.6320 (63-20) Corrosion CharacteriS1lcs J. Oliver Products Own 

### 830_6321 (63-21) Dielectric Break.down Voltaae W.'A.not

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### 830.7050 (NIA) UVNlsible Absorption 

### NIA See 161-2. 

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# '~ioo Name BOd Tite James Oliver, President 

# D,,, Sept. 15, 2006 Ag""",·l>r,.,mdl;r"" Copy 

# • •

# '~l farmA;lpll)'led OMS Nos. 20r0-006o-, 2010-0051;

. OMTI'ED STATES ENVlRONM BNTlI.L PROTECTDN AGENCY 2010-1)1Q7; 2070-Ot:2:2; 21170-0164

## ~:;7' 1200 PennSyNa..'1:B.Avenue,N**~** , 

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# J inff.mns\i:;ln, incll.lding suggestions for reducing iM bUl'llerl t:l: Dfrector, Colloctbn Stl'a1&gJos DMslon(28221), U.S.**En~lt<:Inman\a1** Pro\f!mion Ageooy, 12{)O**Pef\f\5y!~nlu** Avenue,**N.W..w~h¥liI6m. ~~.**  Do nol send 100 fOln\ 10 !hi$. addtM>$. 

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### 3 Applicanf.slRegl9vant'B Name &Address 

### J, Oliver Products LLC, 3187 Robertson Gin Rd., Hernando, Product 

### BIFEN 2EC AG MS 38632
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Guideline Refewl"II)e Nt.tmOOt Gufde1ioo SW(iy N/lmi:l MRlD Numbflr**SubmlU~** status Nolo 

### 81·1 Acute Oral Toxicity: Rat Pay 

### 81·2 Acute Dermal TOle/city: 

### Rat Pay ; 

### 81·3 Acute Inhalation Toxicity: Rat Pav 

### 81-4 Primary Eye Irrila!lon: RabbH Pay 

### 81-5 Primary Dermal Irritation: Rabbi! Pay 

### 81-$ Dermal Sensillza1ion: Guinea Pig Pay

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• NuFarm America..:; Inc. 1333 BurrRidge Parkway, Suite 125A BurrRidge, IL 60527 

## The Ortho Business Group D/B/AThe Scotts Company PO Box 190 Marysville, OH43040 FMC Corp. Agricultural Products Group 1735 Market St Philadelphia, PA 19103 

## Bayer Environmental Science A Business Group 

## ofBayer CropScience LP PO 

## Box 12014 Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 Scotts Company, The 12111 ScottslawnRd Marysville, OH 43041 MclaughlinGonnley King Co 8810 Tenth AveNorth Minneapolis, 

## MN 55427 

## Amvac Chemical Corp Attn: Jon C. Wood 4695 MacArthur 

## Court, Suite 1250 Newport Beach, CA 92660 

## Southern States 

## Cooperative, Inc. 6606 

## West Broad Street Richmond, VA 23230 

## Nisso America Inc Agent for: Nippon Soda Co. Ltd, 4S Broadway, Suite 2120 New 

### York, NY 10006 

## The Andersons Lawn Fertilizer Division, Inc. DBA/Free Flow Fertilizer PO Box 119 Maumee, OH43537

# •

• H. R. Mclane, Inc. Agent for: Sunniland Corp. 

## 7210 Red Road, Suite 206A Miami, FL 33143 

## Lesco Inc. 1301 

## East 

## 9'" Street, Suite 1300 

## Cleveland, OH 44114 

## Makhteshim Chemical Works 

## Ltd. c/o 

## Makhteshirn-Agan ofNorth 

## America Inc. 4515 

## Falls ofNeuscRd, Ste. 300 

## Raleigll, NC 27609 

## Registrations by 

### Design, 

## Inc. Agent for: Howard Fertilizer's Chemical **118 Y2**  

## E. Main St., Suite I 

## Salem, VA 24153 Micro-Flo Company LLC 530 

## Oak Court

## Drive Memphis, TN 38117 

## Control Solutions, Inc. 5903 

## Gcooa-Red Bluff Pasadena, TX 77507 

## Rusty Millar Agent for: Arizona Chemical Group Inc. 650 

## Micheltorena St 

## Los Angeles, CA 90026 

## Makhteshim-Agan ofNorth 

## America Inc. 4515 

## Falls ofNeuse Rd, Ste 300 

## Raleigh, NC 27609 

## Spray 

## DriftTask Force 1900 K 

## Street, NW Washington, DC 20006 

## Bengal Products. lnc. 13739 

## Airline Hwy 

## Baton Rouge, LA 70817

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# •

• United Phosphorus Inc. 423 Riverview Plaza Trenton, NY 08611 

## Outdoor Residential Exposure Task Force, L.L.C. 1350 I Street, NW 

## Washington, DC 20005 Agricultural ReentryTaskForce 1350 I Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20005 

## NonwDietary Exposure Task Force (NDETF) 1900 K Street, NW Washiogton, DC 20006·1108 

## Atex, Inc. PO Box 

### 5126 Valdosta, 

## GA 31603 

## Agricultural Handlers Exposure Task Force PO Box 

### 509 

## Macon, MO 63552 

## Pyxis RCb'lllatory Consulting, Inc. 

## Agent for: Ensystex II, Inc. 4110 136'" St., NW Gig Harbor, WA 98332

# •

• UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROT.CTION AGENCY WASHINGTON, D,C. 

### 20460



## July

## 27, 2006

PLEASE RETURN A COPY OF THIS LETI'ERWITH PAYMENT OPP DecisionNumber: D-369373 EPA File 

## Symbol orRegistrationNumber: 83222-R Product Name: BIFEN 2EC AG EPA Receipt Date: 

## 24-JuI-2006 EPA CompanyNumher: 83222 CompanyName: J. OLNERPRODUCTS, LLC JAMESOLNER J. OLIVERPRODUCTS, LLC 3187 ROBERTSON GIN ROAD HERNANDO, MS 38632- OFflCEOF PREVENTION, PESTICIDEs AND TOXIC SUDSTANCES



## SUBJECT: ReceiptofApplication Subjectto Registration Service

## Fee

- Fast Track Dear Registrant: The Office 

## ofPesticide Programs has receivedyour application 

## tor registration. 

## Ifyou submitted data

## with this application, the results 

## ofthe PRNM

## 86-5 screen 

## willbecommunicated separately. During the administrative screen, the Office 

## ofPesticide Programs has detennined that 

## this Action is subjectto 

## aPesticide Registration Service Fee as defined in the Pesticide Registration ImprovementAct. 

## The Action 

## has been identified 

## as Action Code: 

## R30 NEW PRODUCT;ME-TOO PRODUCT FAST TRACK; Within 30 days, pleaseremit payment in the 

## arnowlt of: 

## $ 1,050 to the address below. 

## Ifyou 

## do not submit payment within 30 

## days ofthe 

## date ofthis 

## letter, the AgencywHl**r~e<:t** 

## your applicationpursuant to Section 3(0)(3)(B) ofFlFRA. Any subsequent submission relating to this action must besubmitted as a new application. . By

## USPS:



## USEPAWashington Finance Center Pesticide 

## Registration Service Fec PO Box 

## 360277 Pittsburgh, PA 15251 

## By Courier:

U.S. EPA 

## WashingtonFinance Center

# •

• Pesticide Registration ServiceFee C/O Mellon Client Service Center 

## 500 Ross**Stree~** 

## Room 670 Box 360277 Pittsburgh, PA 15251·6277 Attn: EPAModule Supervisor 

## Telephone: (412) 236·2294 

## All payments must be 

## in United States currency

## by**check~** 

## bankdraft, or money order drawn to the order 

# ofthe Environmental ProtectionAgency. To ensureproper credit, please 

# write the OPP DECISION NUMBER on

# your check, 

# and enclose 

# acopy

# of this letterwithyour payment. 

## You maybeeligible for afull or partial 

## waiver ofthe

## registration service fee if, 

## for example! you qualifyas asmall business or are applyingfor aminor use, or if your

## application is solely associated 

## with an IR-4 

## tolerance petition. Pleasebe advised that 

# ifyou 

## intend to 

## request a waiver, you must do so in writingwithin 15 days ofreceipt ofthis 

## invoice instead ofremitting 

## the amount indicated above. OPP will not considerwaiver requests afterthe registration service fue hasbeen paid. Informationregarding eligibility and 

## how threquest and document a fee waiveris availableonthe OPP Fee for Service web siteat www.epa.gov/pesticideslfees. 

## Please send Registration Service FeeWaiver requests to: 

## By

## USPS: Document ProcessingDesk (W 

## AlYER) 

## Office ofPesticidePrograms (7S04P) 

## u.s. 

## Environmental ProtectionAgency 

## 1200 Pennsylvania AvenneNW Washington, D.C. 20460 ByCouricr: 

## Document ProcessingDesk (W 

## AlYER) 

## Office ofPesticide Programs (7504P) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 

## Room S-4900, OnePotomac Yard

2777 S, Crystal Drive. Arlington, VA 22202 

## A PRIA decision time reviewperiod will not startuntil afce waiveris granted 

## and/orthe Agency receives certification thatthe outstandblg fee has been paid. If

## the Agency does not 

## receive certification ofpa)'Illent for this action or afee waiver request within the next 

## 45 days. theAgencywill presumethat you no longerwant topursue this action. TheAgencywill then 

## initiate aprocess that mayresult in administrativewithdrawal ofthis action. Ifyou 

## have any questions, please contact the Pesticide Registration Service Fce 

## Ombudsman at (703) 305-6249.

Front EndProeessing Staff 

## Infonnation Technology & 

## Resources Management Division

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