REGISTRATION

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u.s. ENVIROKMENT At. 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. OlivCf Products, 

3187 Robertson Gin Road 

and R/Xknlidde Act. 

L Registration 

_ Reregistration 

I Conditional 

I Bifen 2Ee AG I Insectiddcf).1iticide 

Regi~lnI.tion;$ in no Wily 111 beCo!1Jl{rul>d as lI1l c:OOorsrnll:nl Of ri;>;: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~ or caoccltbc rcgilltrlllj{lnOra pcslicid.o in JU.:eorolln..e with the ACI. The aC(:~ncc 

"fan}' IIllmc in COllna:tiOll with Ih~ regiSlImiOIl ofa pTodU<ll under !his Ad is 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=. 

This product is conditionally registered in accordance with FIFRA sec. 3(c)(7)(A), provided 

that: 

1. You will submit and/or cite all data required for registration/reregistration of your product under 

FIFRA sec, 3(e)(5) when thc Agency requires all registrants of similar products to submit such 

data; and submit acceptable responses required for reregistration of your 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 Number to reud "EPA Reg. >lo, 83222·1," 

b) Revise Prccautionary Statements to read as follows: 

"Maybe fatal if swallowed, Causes substantial bur temporary cye injury. Hannful if 

absorbed through skin or inhaled. Do not get in eyes or on clothing. Avoid breathing 

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 before eating, 

drinking, chewing gum, or using tobacco. 

c) Add "This product is not for sale <;H' UBC in the State of Cali fomi a" to thc label. 

d) Replace '''Inert Ingredients" with Other Ingredients" in the lngredients statements. 

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c) Under Physical Chemical Hazards add the word "Combustible", To the 

beginning of the statement, "Do not usc or store ... etc", 

t) On pages 5 and 6 of the 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 the Aerial Drift 

Reduction Advisory since this section is advisory rather than mandatory. 

g) Under the Remarks and Restrictions section of the Crop tables identify 

\vater as the diligent throughout the label i.e .• "Apply as a full cover spray 

in water in n minimum of75 gallons of finished spray per acre", 

h) Add in parenthesis "(except Florida) next to the citrus crop heading to be 

consistent with the me~t(lO product. 

i) Under the warranty statement change "Except as expressly provided 

herein", with "Except as warranted by this label 1. Oliver Products .... 

Etc". Also add to the beginning of the last sentence, "To the extent 

consistent with applicable law the exclusive remedy of any buyer ... etc". 

j) Submit a revised data matrix listing companies sent ofiers of 

compensation since you havc chosen the "('1te all" method of data support. 

3. Please submit an one year storage stahility study for the proposed product along 

with a corrosion characteristics study. Wc recommend that observation be made 

at 0, 3, 6, 9 and 12 months intervals in the storuge stability snldy. 

4. Please submit three (3) copies of your final printed labcling betorc releasing the 

product for shipment. If these conditions arc not complied with, the registration 

will be subject to cancellation ill accordance with FIFRA section 6(e). Your 

release for shipment ofthe product hearing amended labeling constitutes 

acceptance of these conditions. A s.tamped C()l'Y of the label is enclosed for your 

records. 

If you have any questions regarding lhis action, please contact Be\Vanda 

Alexander of my team at (703) 305-7460. 

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· RESTRICTED USE PESTICIDE - .-~- -:-1 

Toxic to fish and aquatic organisms. 

_ For retail sale to and use only by certified applicators, or persons under their direct supervision and only for the 

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. 

. ............ " ............. ' ....... 74.9% 

.100.0% 

5i usred no entiende la etiQueta, busque a alguien para Que so la explique a usted en detaDe. (If you do not understand the 

label, find someone to explain it to you in detaiL) 

FIRST AID 

C~ ===.===1 Call poison control center or doctor immediately for treatment 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:7te=,c-. - ----- ~-~ 

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Remo .... e contact lenses. if present, after the first 5 minutes, then continue rinsing eye. ! 

If inhaled 

If on skin or 

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Call a oison control cenler or d.Q£LOf for treatmenUidvice. M"~._I·. Move person to fresh air. 

If person 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 off contaminated dothing. 

Rinse skin immediately with plenty of water for 15-20 minutes. 

-,~._~C~a.n a.QQison cont~91 center or doctor for 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 centcror dodor, 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 if swallowed. Harmful if absorbed 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. If you want more options, follow the instructions 

or category E on an EPA chemical resistance category selection chart 

Handlers who may be exposad to the dilute through application or other tasks must wear: 

• Long·sleeved shirt and long pants. 

• Chemical-resistant glolles such as barrier laminate, or Nitrite rubber or neoprene 

rubber or Vilon. 

• Shoes plUS socks 

Handlers who may be exposed to the concentrate through mixing, loading, application or other 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 hot water. 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 of water. 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 or allow it to drift to blooming crops or weeds 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 of Federal 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. 

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AGRICUL rURAL 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 Protection Standard. 

Do not enter or allow 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 ..... ".-:-::l 

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. If crystals are 

observed, warm matena! to above 60°F by placing in warm location. Shake or roll container periodically to redissolve 

solids. 

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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 of spill, 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. If dry 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. If these wastes canoot be disposed of by 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 I 

seals. ~~um intact to PO!~!. of purchase. . _. •.. ._ ... _~ . __ . n__ _ • __ • __ 

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 of water 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 of equipment 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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of the equipment set up to obtain effective control of the 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 relief valve, and low-pressure drain appropriately located on the 

irrigation pipeline to prevent water 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 tank when the irrigation system is either automatically 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 motor when 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 apply when wind speed favors drift beyond the alea intended for tr.,atment. 

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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 of appUcation 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 of this 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 of control 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 of Bifenthrin. 

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) of coastal marshes or streams that drain 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 equipment within 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 low volume (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 of increasing 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 droplets and 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 

drift without reducing swath width. 

APPLICATION HEIGHT 

Applications should not be made at a height greater than 10 feet above the top of the 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. 

SWATH ADJUSTMENT 

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 how they 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 Mt and dry. 

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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, if fog is not present, inversions can also be identified by the movement of smoke 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 

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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 

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Eggplant 

Grapes 

Hops 

Lettuce, Head 

Pears 

Peppers, 8ell and Non-Bell 

Spinach 

Succulent Peas and 8eans 

Tomatoes 

ARTICHOKE,-__ 

! C.~ :,ribrate Weevil T~·~r=.r I 0.10 6.4 Make application when .~~.=,.=~ pest infestations reach damaging threshold. Repeat - j Artichoke Plume application at 15-day inteNsls, if necessary 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_'_). ___ ~ __ -.J 

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Vegetables 

including: 

Broccoli 

Chinese 

Broccoli 

(gailon, white 

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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 

Budworm in the finished spray. 

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 of harvesf (PHI). 

air or i water to 

obtain full coverage of foliage (minimum of 10 gallons 

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. 

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rAPhids 

! Cutworms 

Diamondback 

Moth 

, Loopers 

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Lepldopterous 

larvae 

Flea Beetle 

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Grasshopper 

l Plant Bug 

Stink Bugs 

Seedpod Weevil 

Thrips 

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Armyworms 

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Diapropes Root 

Weevil (Diaprepes 

abbreviatus) 

. Southern Blue Green Citrus 

Root Weevil (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 of water 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 14 days of last application. 

Do not apply within 35 days of harvesl (PHI). 

-.=..",,,,,,,CITRUlL,-__ ==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 of the tree. Make application in 

a minimum of 40 gallons of dilute spray per acre. 

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 

10
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 16 fluid 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 per year. 

PPIY the specified dosage in a minimum of 30 

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). 

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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 

.1

1 Whitefly 

. Yellow Striped Armyworm 

i 

. Beet Armyworm 

! 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 for feed. 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 Ib AI 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 or fertilizer. 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., ... ,...., 

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maintained during mixing and application, 

Do nol apply to soil where there is grealer than 30% cover of crop residue 

remaining. 

Do nol graze livestock in treated area or cui treated crops for feed within 

30 days of treatment. 

, 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 3104 fl. 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- 1 OZ.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:O

SAGE 

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 of finished 

Beet Annywonn spray per acre particularly when initial populations are ' 

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

Chinch Bug of emulsified oil may be substituted for 1-2 quarts of water in 

Common Stalk Borer the finished spray when applying byair, 

Corn Earworm 

Corn Roolworm Adults 

Cucumber Beetle Adult 

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 air or ground. 

Ear-Attacking Pes\$ Controt: Make application just 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 

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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 in a minimum of 10 gallons 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 

for feed 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 -ban d treatment over an open seed 

fu:lned behind the 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 of finished spray pe r acre. 

ro ensure uniform mixing and appHCatio n, mbe Blten AG 2EC with water 

orffutilizer in the following manner: 

(5) Fill the spray tank. approximately one-half tuh with water Ot liquid 

fertilizer, 

(6) While *giWting, add the proper amov nt of Biten AG lee then 

(7) ColiliollG' agitation. 

(8) 

Add the test of the water or fertilizer. 

To maintain a unifonn spray mixtu re, a sufficient agitation during 

mixing and application should be pr ovided. 

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.." 

14
.. 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 soil where there is greater than 30% cover of crop 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 of lreatment. 

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 of 2 gallons 

• 

i Army Cutworm 

Beet Armyworm 

Cereal Leaf Beetle 

Chinch Bug 

Common Stalk Borer 

Com Earworm 

Corn Rootworm Adul1$. 

Cucumber Beetle Adult 

, 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 

True Armyworm or Armw;orm Species 

:=~an Cumorm ! 

Yellowsftiped Armyworm _____ ~."~. __ 

of finished spray per acre. VVhen applying by air, 1-

2 quarts. of emulsified oil fmlY be substituted for 1-2 

quarts of water 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 at or shortly before egg hatch. 

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 of the plam. 

TW04potted Spid8r Mite and C-annine Mite 

Contrel: Make appH~tion when coIon,.i.es fir$! form 

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Carmine MiteTwospotted Spider Mile 

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 

andler cultivars. 

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 higher rales. 

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 of cut treated 

crops for feed withtn 1 day of the last application. 

Ute of ultfa low volume (ULV) ~pp1iColltion on com is 

prohibited. ! 

If heavy rainfall is imminen1, do not make aerial or 

ground applications to com. 

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 of finished s,pi'&y per acre. When 

applying by air, 1~2 quarts of emulsified oil 

many be substituted for 1~2 quarts ofwaler in 

the finished spray. 

By Ground: Apply in a minimum of 20 gallons 

per acre. 

Thorough coverage i$ ese:entiallo achieve 

control. 

Do not apply more than O.31b active ingredient 

(19.2 ounces formulated product) per acre per 

sesson. 

00 not make more than two applications after 

bloom. 

Do not make appHcations leAs thlln 1 days 

apart. 

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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 

or varieties of Citrullis 

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

EGGPLANT -- --------"~""-~~~ 

DOSAGE I 

PEST LBAIIA Fl OZ1.~_~,~ REMARKS AND RESTRICTIONS -'"" 

Colorado Potato 0.033-0.10 2.1-6.4 Sy Air: Make application in a minimum of 2 gallons of flni$hed spray • Beelle Corn per acre. When applying by air, 1-2 quarts of emulsified oil may be 

Earworm subslituted for 1w2 quarts of watsr in the finished 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 not apply 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 

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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 of water 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 per acre per .application. 

Armyworms Do not exceed O.31b al per acre pet'Mason< 

Cutworms 

Leaftollers A spray interval of 21 days between applicaliol\$ must be maintained. 

Loopers 

Root Weevils 0.05-0.1 13.2<1 .• 

The pre-harvest interval (pHI) is 14 days. 

I Ground Application: Full coverage is essenti;!1 for bet restJlts. 

Twospotted 0.1 6.4 Early Season Recommendations: 1 00 ~ 150 gallons per acre. 

spider Late Season Recommend;ptiOO$: 200 - 250 gallons per acre . 

mite 

Root Weovil Control: ~irect spray 10 the base of the plant. Spray up tl"1e 

vine 3 feet and the SOIl surface 1.510 2 feet on either side of the 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 per acre. I 

Use of ultra low volume (ULV) appUcation on hops is prohibited. I 

I '---__ .C , ---~-.,-- c_.~.-J 

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

DOSAGE I 

PEST LB AliA FL OllA REMARKS AND RESTRICTIONS . 

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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 of emulSified oil may be substituted for 1.2 quarts of water 

in the finh.hed spray. 

By Ground: Apply in water a$ necessary for insect control using a 

minimum of 15 gallons of finiShed spray per acre. 

Thorough coverage is essential to achieve control. 

Do not make applications tess than 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 50 gaBons 

to provide thorough 

Air Application: Apply the speCified dosage in OJ mInimum of 10 gallons 

per acre 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 of 3Q..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-______________________________ _ 

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Annyworms 

Corn Etllworm 

Cucumber 

Beetle$ 

Cutworms 

European Com 

Borer 

Flea Beelle-s 

leafminers 

Loopers I Pepper Weevil 

1 Thrips 

I Whitefly 

! Lygus s.pp. 

Broad Mile 

COIrmlne Mite I 

Twospotted I 

Spider 

Mite I 

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 0 blain 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 not apply 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 up to 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 

Pepper Weevil acre by air or 10-50 gallons of finished spray per acre by ground. 

j Thrips 

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

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- Broad Mite li: 12 T61f4-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 ._."., ... -.... -- ~ 

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 of emutsified oil may be substituted for 1·2 qUilrts of water 

English pea leafhopper in tile finished spray. 

Garden pea leafhoppers By Ground: Apply in a minimum of 10 gallons per acre. ~~~- ~ 

n:"~_ ~"., ... " ,_ .... " .• :,,:.I .• '~ .:.: .. :.,.. ~. A C'..,.. .... ., 1 A ....... ' 

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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 

Sword bean Borer 

Cutworms 

Western Bean 

Cutworm 

Com Earworm 

Lcope", 

Corn 

i Rootwofm 

(Adult) 

Thrips 

Webworms 

Pea Weevil 

Pea Leaf 

I 

, 

Weevil 

VVhite~y'~. _-+=; ~ 

Banks Grass 0 Q8-.0 10 I 512-6-1 

Mite 

Twospotted 

Carmine 

Spider 

Mite 

Mite ~ I _--'-'L"'9~~ .. spp. i 

!._-

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. minimum of 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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Com 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 Leaf Weevil 

Pickleworm 

Plant Bug 

Rindworm 

Sail Marsh Caterpillar 

i Sap Beetle 

! Seedpod Weevil I Squash Bugs I 

A 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 

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

J 

WARRANIT 

J. Oliver Products warrants that this product conforms to the chemical description on the label thereof and 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 of which 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 of this 

product. All such risk shaH be assumed by the Buyer. In addition to the foregoing, no purchaser of this product (other than 

an end user) shaM be entitted to any relmbuf'$cment for any loss suffered as a result of any suspension or cancellation of the 

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 product for 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 product or. at J. Olive Products election. the replacement of this product. 

Ammo, Capture, Mustang - trademarks of FMC Corporation 

Ambush, Karate - trademarks of a Syngenta Group Company. 

Asana -trademark of E.!. duPont de Nemours & Company 

Baythroid -trademark of Bayer 

Oanitol-trademarJc:; of Sumitomo Chemical Company, Lid. 

Scout Xtra -trademarJc:; of Hoechst Schering Agrello SA 

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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 of Pesticide 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-'~ 

If 1 W 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: 

"Please review 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 product being 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 of the product 

COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: 

I. TRB has compared the CSF of 83222-R with those of both 279-3069 and 66222-99. After this 

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 exposure route, 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 of similarity to EPA Reg. No. 66222-99 and the cite-all method of support (it might be 

appropriate to indicate cite-all for the acute toxicity studies on p. 3 of the submitted data matrix; 

alternatively, the registrant may wish 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 a TRB 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 Sensi tization 

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 

precautionary labeling 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 III hazard potential by the inhalation exposure route. 

The proposed label for 83222-R also contains these statements. 

4. Based on the 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 

SIGNAL WORD: 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 if swallowed. Causes substantial but temporary efe injury. Harmful if absorbed 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 not get 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). If the Selection Category F/ G gloves 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: 

If swallowed: 

-Call a poison control center or doctor immediately for treatment advice. 

-Have person sip a glass of water If able to swallow. 

-00 not induce vomiting unless told to by a polson control center or doctor. 

-Do not give anything to an unconSCious person. 

If in eyes: 

-Hold eye open and rinse slowly and gently with water for 15-20 minutes. 

-Remove contact lenses, If present, after the first 5 minutes, then continue rinsing. 

-call a poison control center or doctor for treatment advice. 

If on 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/ if applicable: - technical 

Information on symptomatology; - use of supportive treatments to maintain life functions; - medicine that 

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will counteract the specific physiological effects of the 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-specified use directions for 83222-R should be consistent with those of the labels for 

EPA Reg. Nos. 66222~99 andlor279·3069. 

6. This memorandum pertains only to the decision concerning whether the subject product is 

substantially similar to the cited product with respect to acute toxicity. For the purposes of this 

action, TRB has made no determination as to the adequacy of the acute toxicological data base or 

the precautionary statements for the cited product. In addition, for the purposes of registration, 

the CSF for the proposed product may have to be reviewed and accepted by the TRB Chemistry 

Team . 

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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 31 ~g~!'~6;~g~~~ ACTION CODE: [ 1 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 July 21, 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 July 21,2006) 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 of 40CFR §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 of view. 

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. 

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DP BARCODE No.: D333049 EPA File Symbol 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. Preliminary Analysis NA 

830.1750. Certliled limits (Basic CSF) A 469385-02 

830,1600. Enforcement AnaMical Method A 469385-02 

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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 4.9mm2 /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. 

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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 different weights of the same sample. 

The results expressed as % relative standard deviation was found to be ± 0.94% . 

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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 of the 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 letter from 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 

tox studies. and this is not indicated in the data matrix (but I'll simply make a comment in my review about 

that!). ThankS ~ Byron 

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Dear Judy, 

George 

LaRoccalDClUSEPAJUS 

0911912006 09:55 AM 

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

cc 

bee 

Subject RE: 83222~R~ 

The minor differences in the inerts should not significantly change the PC profile so I don't bell eve 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 

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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 

Visi t: 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 

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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 I would 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 to take considerably longer than 3/4 weeks to submit then I would 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 sorry to bother you, 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. Number 27g..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 I submit 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, 

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IFee for Servicel {796960AI .. - ._ ... - ........ - ... . 

I This package includes the following , 

o New Registration 

Amendment 

Studies? Fee Waiver? 

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AO 

BPPO 

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Receipt No. 

EPA File Symbol/Reg. No. t_ Pin-Punch oate:_. 

s-I 796960 

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. ======~ 83222-R 

1 7/24/2006 

[, This item is NOT subject to FFS action . 

Action Code: 

Requested: 1 ;?:5 L/ 1 

Granted: 1 p ~ CO I 

Amount Due: $ /OJ<; 

ReViewer:--:/,-;-4+"J=-,,_f,-;'-_, _____ _ 

Remarks: (/ 

Date: 

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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460 

J. OLIVER PRODUCTS, LLC 

3187 ROBERTSON GIN ROAD 

HERNANDO, MS 38632-

Seplcmbcr 22, 2006 

Report of Analysis for Compliance with 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 staff has completed a preliminary 

analysis of the material, The results are provided as follows: 

• Your submittal was found to be in full compliance with the standards for submission of 

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data contained in PR Notice 86-5, A copy of your bibliography is 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. If you have any 

questions concerning this data submission, please raise them with the cognizant Product 

Manager, to whom the data have been 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@hotmail.com 

VIA FEDERAL EXPRESS TRK # 7911 2719 955G 

September 20,2006 

Document Processing; Desk (APPL) 

Office of Pesticide Programs (7504P) 

U. S. Environmental Protection Agency 

One Potomac Yard 

2777 S. Cry,~tal Drive 

Arlington, VA 22202 

Atl..entiun: Mr. George L:PRocca 

Team 13 ./ 

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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 new product registration for the above referenced product: 

1 ,., Copy Data Matrix 

48938501 3 - Copi<.."S Physical & Chemical Characteristics Srudies.,,-·' ~. 

48938502 3 - Copies Identity, Composition and Certified Limits ~ 

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J. Oliver Product:!;, LLC is citing the product Fanfare 2Ee, EPA Reg. N!!l!!ber 66222-99, as the 

me~too registmnt. The application for this product was submitted to tho US EPA July 21, 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. OJJVER PRODUCTS, LLC 

~~"-~<tiL-. Judy Smith 

Aboent for: 1, OHver Products, LLC 

46938S'()O 

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Form Appt(lYed OMB Nos, 2(l7C}.(J060; 2(11).0057; 

UNlI'ED STATES ENVlRONMENTAL PROTECTDN AGENCY 2Q10-01D7:.;<07tJ-Q-122; 201~Ot84. 

1200 PennsyN!i.nn Avenue ,N Ji . o 0 • ••• o 0 0 o 0 0 • 0 •• ••• 

W ASH:!l'GTON ,D C. 204EiO .. 0 0 • 0 0 0 • • • 0 • .. . ... ". 0 0 

. Pape:wo;dr; Re:;I\,l.ctl;:n Aoetlfoi±e: The ptlllliereporilng bl,flOenf<lr litis oolloDr;1lon ofinfom'lelUcn II e&llmttedto ~~e O.26noun; per ,.sponse forregittdn IIt1MIIMaM 0.25i1ours ptrrt.ponsa kif 

rltegIMtio!l8fld special re'oieW a~!Mlles, inGludirog limit for retlding 1M 11lSlt1J~n$ and 1lOITIPr.t1ng the necet!ll~ forms. S8rd comtl'I8l'llll regarding". t:lHden etilmale ar any oiherlllPN 0\11'11 CQlI~ 

infcrmatlDl'l,Includmlllll./(lSl8stlonl forl1lduclng the hlmle!!: to: Olretlor, Colklctlon strateglu CMslcn (2822T), U.S, Enlllrcnmantal Fmt&ctlonAgency, 1200 Pllnntylvanla AVlli"lue, H,WI, WaI~lItgto .. CC . 

OOl'lQl:"ndmfonntomisadd,..., :.. : ••• : •• : 

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De1a Seplember 15, 2006 EPAR4Ig NQJFIII Symbol 83222N R ?ap1 of 3 

Applle:Pnl't/Rtg!elranfa Nlmg&AtIdtau 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.lar Salubllity: Column Elution M.rhod:Sham Flash Met~ N/R 

$~ ~~ NtlI'M &<1d TJI,!Q James Oliver, Prasldent "'~ 

r '" Sept 15, 2006 

/ / 'Form.e570-35 (12'~J Electroroc III'Id Papill' versionJ;aVliliiabiG. StibmH onty Pape-rV(II'SIO!'\. ,.~ey :IlbPllaltl!fe Copy 

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Form Approved OMB Nos. 2070·0060: lOlO-OOS1; 

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

~ 1200 Pennsy:1rannAvenue,N M . 0 0 0 0 0 

o 0 • ••• o 0 0 

h' ASHNGTON ,D r:. 20460 o 0 0 0 0 ... ~. 00 0 0 o 0 0 

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 ..... ,OWMhirlflao. DC.:¥l45:L 

Do not send Ih4 rom Ie Itlkl addrillH. :.. : :: : 

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DATA MATRJX ••••• 0 0 

Date September 15, 2006 EPA Reg NooHe Symbol 83222-R I Page2 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 ..... """,od " or 

.,~",".10<:1..,.., 

830.7050 (NIA) UVNlsible Absorption NIA See 161-2. 

I S~~ 857~3S (".!2::t:,;,.::.,,~_ '~II"., So,''', 001, p"" '~ioo Name BOd Tite James Oliver, President D,,, 

Sept. 15, 2006 

Ag""",·l>r,.,mdl;r"" Copy 

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'~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 ~ , • • • • •• • • • ••• • •• IiJ ASHNGTON ,D t::.. 20460 • • • • • •• ••• •• • • • •• 1 • • • 

•• • • I ~,;;pewelk :"edu~ror. ACtNoo:::e, The pubrlC raportnlll burdan lor 11'110 I1OIlectionofinformriln Ia e81\ml1\OO 10 avemge 0,25 hours per response for regisTal:loI'I actt.'lIJos and 0.25 nouf$ per ra~POmf! for 

mragiWation &rid speciel review actiVitie$, illclutling iime for rolld!ng ihe in5\ructions and comp\ellPtJ tIM! necessary rOl'ms. Sand commenls filgtlll1ing Ilia burOOn eslimata or IU'1r r.>It!er iJ:!pecl cf tills coI!eclloo of 

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$. addtM>$. • • • • • ••• • •• • 

DATA MATRl( • • • • . ••••• • • 

0"" September 15, 2006 EPA Reg Noifie Syrnblll 83222·R I PAge3 (if 3 

Applicanf.slRegl9vant'B Name & Address J, Oliver Products LLC, 3187 Robertson Gin Rd., Hernando, Product BIFEN 2EC AG 

MS 38632 

lng«tdi9ll1 I 

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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Sept 15,2006 

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NuFarm America..:; Inc. 

1333 Burr Ridge Parkway, Suite 125A 

Burr Ridge, IL 60527 

The Ortho Business Group 

D/B/A The Scotts Company 

PO Box 190 

Marysville, OH 43040 

FMC Corp. Agricultural Products Group 

1735 Market St 

Philadelphia, PA 19103 

Bayer Environmental Science 

A Business Group of Bayer CropScience LP 

PO Box 12014 

Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 

Scotts Company, The 

12111 Scottslawn Rd 

Marysville, OH 43041 

Mclaughlin Gonnley King Co 

8810 Tenth Ave North 

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, OH 43537 

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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 of North America Inc. 

4515 Falls ofNeusc Rd, 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 of North America Inc. 

4515 Falls of Neuse Rd, Ste 300 

Raleigh, NC 27609 

Spray Drift Task 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 Reentry Task Force 

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 

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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROT.CTION AGENCY 

WASHINGTON, D,C. 20460 

July 27, 2006 

PLEASE RETURN A COPY OF THIS LETI'ER WITH PAYMENT 

OPP Decision Number: D-369373 

EPA File Symbol or Registration Number: 83222-R 

Product Name: BIFEN 2EC AG 

EPA Receipt Date: 24-JuI-2006 

EPA Company Numher: 83222 

Company Name: J. OLNER PRODUCTS, LLC 

JAMESOLNER 

J. OLIVER PRODUCTS, LLC 

3187 ROBERTSON GIN ROAD 

HERNANDO, MS 38632-

OFflCEOF 

PREVENTION, PESTICIDEs AND 

TOXIC SUDSTANCES 

SUBJECT: Receipt of Application Subject to Registration Service Fee - Fast Track 

Dear Registrant: 

The Office of Pesticide Programs has received your application tor registration. If you 

submitted data with this application, the results of the PRNM 86-5 screen will be communicated 

separately. During the administrative screen, the Office of Pesticide Programs has detennined 

that this Action is subject to a Pesticide Registration Service Fee as defined in the Pesticide 

Registration Improvement Act. 

The Action has been identified as Action Code: R30 

NEW PRODUCT;ME-TOO PRODUCT FAST TRACK; 

Within 30 days, please remit payment in the arnowlt of: $ 1,050 to the address below. 

If you do not submit payment within 30 days of the date of this letter, the Agency wHl r~e<:t your 

application pursuant to Section 3(0)(3)(B) ofFlFRA. Any subsequent submission relating to this 

action must be submitted as a new application. . 

By USPS: 

USEPA Washington Finance Center 

Pesticide Registration Service Fec 

PO Box 360277 

Pittsburgh, PA 15251 

By Courier: 

U.S. EPA Washington Finance Center 

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Pesticide Registration Service Fee 

C/O Mellon Client Service Center 

500 Ross Stree~ Room 670 

Box 360277 

Pittsburgh, PA 15251·6277 

Attn: EPA Module Supervisor 

Telephone: (412) 236·2294 

All payments must be in United States currency by check~ bank draft, or money order 

drawn to the order of the Environmental Protection Agency. To ensure proper credit, please 

write the OPP DECISION NUMBER on your check, and enclose a copy of this letter with your 

payment. 

You may be eligible for a full or partial waiver of the registration service fee if, for example! 

you qualify as a small business or are applying for a minor use, or if your application is solely 

associated with an IR-4 tolerance petition. Please be advised that if you intend to request a 

waiver, you must do so in writing within 15 days of receipt of this invoice instead of remitting 

the amount indicated above. OPP will not consider waiver requests after the registration service 

fue has been paid. Information regarding eligibility and how th request and document a fee 

waiver is available on the OPP Fee for Service web site at www.epa.gov/pesticideslfees. 

Please send Registration Service Fee Waiver requests to: 

By USPS: 

Document Processing Desk (W AlYER) 

Office of Pesticide Programs (7S04P) 

u.s. Environmental Protection Agency 

1200 Pennsylvania Avenne NW 

Washington, D.C. 20460 

ByCouricr: 

Document Processing Desk (W AlYER) 

Office of Pesticide Programs (7504P) 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 

Room S-4900, One Potomac Yard 

2777 S, Crystal Drive. 

Arlington, VA 22202 

A PRIA decision time review period will not start until a fce waiver is granted and/or the 

Agency receives certification that the outstandblg fee has been paid. If the Agency does not 

receive certification of pa)'Illent for this action or a fee waiver request within the next 45 days. 

the Agency will presume that you no longer want to pursue this action. The Agency will then 

initiate a process that may result in administrative withdrawal of this action. 

If you have any questions, please contact the Pesticide Registration Service Fce 

Ombudsman at (703) 305-6249. 

Front End Proeessing Staff 

Infonnation Technology & Resources Management Division 

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Environmental Protection Agency Amendment 

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,\IiI oloclvct is similar Of idel'ltical in composition and labelino J. Oliver Products. LLC 

3187 Robel1$Qn Gin.Ro<KI '", 

Hemando, MS 38632 EPA Reo, No,279-3069 

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J. OLIVER PRODlJCTS., LLC 

3187 Robertson Gin Road· Hernando. Mississippi 3S632 

Phone: (662) 429-7621 0 Fax: (662) 429-6598 

OJiverjo65(illliotmaiJ.com 

VIA FEDERAL EXPRESS TRK # 7921 58591485 

July 21,2006 

Document Processing Desk (APPL) 

Office of Pesticide Programs (75U4P) 

U. S. Envirunmf;lntul Protection Agency 

One Potomac Yard 

2777 S. Cry!>1n1 Drive 

• Arlington, VA 22202 

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AttentiDn: Mr. George LaRocca 

Team 13 

RE: HIFEN ZEe A(; 

EPA REG. NO. 8J22Z·XX 

Dear Mr. laRocca: 

Enclosed please filld the tollowing in support of J. Olivf:I' Products. LLC application for new 

product Te/;,olstraliDll for the above referenced product: 

I - 8570-1 Application Fum 

2 - 8570~4 Copies of the CSF 

1 ~ 8S70--21 Fonnulator's Exemption Form 

I - 8570-34 CcrtilicaHon with Respect to Citation of Data witlllist ofcornpallies 

sent offer!> for compensation attached 

5 T Copies Draft Lai:lcling 

This applicalion is a "Me-Too" application citing: the product Capture 2Ee, EPA Reg. Number 

279~3069 a'} our m(:~lO(l -rcgistruni. The label has been changed to avoid copyrighl infringement, 

bUllhe intended meaning remains the same. 

ff further infonnation is needed. please do not hesitate to conlact me by telephone@ (662) 562-

7667 or by email @jlldY55J::£tlllid:;o~J\UI.:~Qill. 

SillCCrcly, 

J. OLIVER PRODUCTS, Ll.C 

<:::~\.l.~~ ct}) 

Judy Smith 

Agent for: J. Oliver Product·;:, LLe 

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Geneml Use Pattern{s) [1m IlII thooe claimed for tills orodocl usinQ 40 CFR Part 1511) _N_ 

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NO,." , labeled for aIIlhe same lItie$ 00 your 1a00l, you do not rteed 10 

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0 I am !'o)I:{lOI'ldlrlg lOa Data.Cal~ln Notice. and hava indudod wIh thlG foon a Usl of CM'Ip&I'lie$ &en( offeIs of OOmperlsaOOo (ttJe oaw MIll!ix foon should 

be IlSGd for Itlis piJfJIOrmj. 

SEeilON I: METHOD OF 

0 I am U$ing the cife-mi method of SIlpPOrl ;pnd luwelllduOOd with Irns brm 0 I am using the 500ctIvc method 01 oopport (or t:i~ 0J11ion 

II lilll of oompaflleS :reot offers 01 compensation (the Data Mattix form uOOor Itwt saIDctIw me\ho(I), ;);I'l0;l h<wO' i(l(:fvc:lQ(ll'lilh this bm a 

should be UGOO for Ihl$l1utpO$&J· 

,.,d). ........ requiremenb (!he Data Matrix bJm roost be 

SECTION It: GENERAL OFFER TO PAY 

(Re~ilo:d if U51f'1g U1e ciIe-vII method or whet1 using the cite-lIli option uooerthe :SeIedIve me!tTOO Io.salisfy one or Il'\Ilre data mqliimlMlll$J 

0 I hereby offI'Ir and agree 10 pny oompcnsa!loo. to DIhiIr pmsons. wittI mgatd 10 100 apfll'OWII of thl$ application, 10 \he e:derd: required by FIFRA. 

$ECnON III: CERTlFICA"'QDN 

, II '.~"-,' i dam BUbmItied orated it! the 

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I Cilrtify that lor eatl1 C!Xdl!ailte use sludy cih!d inllllpport or Ihill regi5\rofkm Qr reregistrntioo, lhat lam tie OI'i:lin~ data .wbmitler orthat Ilw.ive 00Iain0d 

the written permiseion of'lhe original daU! submiMr 10 ciHt thai study, 

Qacfl shq died In support aflhiG Al(lls1r.aJICIn 

submil1or: , )~ '::'.::'::: '" , of 1fIQ origa,llI dala r,i", , , 

"" . i ;;;;,;,;: , ~kl' •••• .. . ', .. "', • • •••• I certify tool in all in:Ranoes where an offer of compensation is reqlllrod. copies of all offers to pay ~Iion aoo ~ of l~iJ.dJ'~ in 

accordance-with soctian5 :l(c)(I)(F}alldlor 3(c)(2}{S)of FlFRAare available and will be SlJbmilled 10 w. AoatIcy upon reqW51. SholIId I fd 16 p.o.!\QwcO 

evide!\Ofl t<I!he N!ilrl(;yUPOn reqlIl!$l:.I Ilt!Qemand lhallhe Agerv.;y may"initiale (Icliof1 to deny. cancel or51lSpend!he registraOOnofmy prodoclincd1lxmitywilh 

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I certify IhlJttlw 3tatemeols I haw made on this form IInd.lI oIttachments to it a~ true, Accurate, and complote. l.ck~.;ft;M 11111/ •• 

knowingly falM 01 mlslMdlng statement may be pllnlshable by fine or Imprlsonmant or both undarapplleabWI taw. • ••• 

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Environmental Prot.tetion Agency 

Washington, DC 20460 

Fonnulator's Exemption Statement 

(40 CFR 152.85) I ",,,-m', N,_ ,,'" Ad"~, IJ. Oliver Products, LLC 

3187 Rubertson Gin Road 

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Hcmando, MS 38632 III FEN 2EC A(] __ . __ . ____ . .......,j 

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, ~ an autholiled fepr&&entative of the appliCant for roglslmtion o(Um product Identified above, I (':(lnlfylhal ~--- .--•• --.-.-J 

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(1) Thi5 product coTl1alns the foIkIWlng active ingrcdieflt(s): 

Bifenthrin: (2 mciliylt I, J'-biphcnyll-3-yl) methyl 3~(2-chloro~3.3,3~tribluoro-l-propenyl)-2,2~ 

dimelhylcyr.:lopropanecarboxlate 

(2J Of ttmse, each adlve irlgredl001 fi$led In par.tgfaph (~)" pre!Wf1\ IiOlGty 3$ tho rewtt of the use of that activo Ingredioo\ in !he manulaQuring, 

Ionnufatlan Of repawgiog anothrlr prodod wI~ch ronlairn; that adive ingredient which is regislored under F1FRA Soc\ion 3, ill pun::hased by 

us ffom anoll1er ptlf$Oll alld m6cl\itoo requirements of 40 eFR ooction 158.50(0)(2) or (3). 

(3) Indicate by checking (A) or (B) ~ow which parngrnph applies: 

71 (A) AIl accuroio Confidential StatetneTl1 of Formula (EPA FORM 857(4) fGrllle above identified prodUCll$ IIltIIched 10 this statement. 

That fcmnula staUlment indicaUls, by company name, registrallon m;mbof, and product name, the source of the active ingrediont(s} fisted In 

paragraph (1). 

OR 

"I (B) The Confidenllal Statement ot Formula (CSF)(EPA Form 857o-t) rofolenced 3b<Jve and on file with the EPA Is compklte, CI.lrrenl. an 

lIccurate and conlains the information required 00 tho CI.lrrem CSF . 

(4) The following lIctive ingredients in lhl$. produd qualify for the tormulalor's exomption. 

(2 methYI[I,I=:I;;'YII--jmfcnthr;nr~::~I~;~O '--~678:~rn'~~OO'~1 I methyl 3~2~chloro-3.3,3~tribI11()ro~ 

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NuFarm Americas Inc. 

1333 Burr Ridge Parkway, Suite 125A 

flurr Ridge, IL 60527 

The Ortho Business Group 

D/B/A The Scotts COlllpany 

1'0 Box 190 

Marysville, OH 43040 

FMC Corp. Agricultunll Products Group 

1735 Market St 

Philadclphia,PA 19103 

Bayer Environmental Science 

A Business Group of Bayer CropScicnce LP 

PO Box 12014 

Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 

Scotts Company. The 

1211 1 Scottslawn Rd 

Marysville, OH 43041 

McLaughlin Gormley King Co 

8810 Tenth Ave North 

Minneapolis, MN 55427 

Amvac Chemical Corp 

Attn: Jon C. Wood 

4695 MacArthur Court, Suite 1250 

• Ncwport Beach, CA 92660 

Southern States Cooperative, Inc. 

6606 West Broad Street 

Richmond, VA 23230 

Nisso America Inc 

Agent for: Nippon Soda Co. Ltd. 

45 Broadway, Suite 2120 

New York, NY 10006 

The Andersons l,u\\TIl,'crtilizer Division. Inc. 

DBA/Free Flo",' Fertilizer 

PO Box 119 

Maumee, OH 43537 

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Agent filr: SUlllliland Corp. 

7210 Red Road, Suite 20M 

Miami, FL 33143 

Lcsco Inc. 

1301 East 9

1h Street, Suite 1300 

Cleveland,01l44114 

Makhteshim Chemical Works Ltd. 

clo Makhteshirn~Agan of North America Inc. 

4515 Falls of Neuse Rd, Ste. 300 

Raleigh, NC 27609 

Registrations by Design, Inc . 

Agent for: Howard J'crtilizer's Chemical 

118 Yl E. Main St., Suite 1 

Salem, VA 24153 

Micro-Flo Company LtC 

530 Oak Court Drive 

Memphis, TN 38117 

Control Solutions, Inc. 

5903 Genoa-Red Iliuff 

Pasadena, TX 77507 

Rusty Millar 

Agent for: Arizona Chemical Group Inc. 

650 MichciMrena St 

Los Angeles, CA 90026 

Makhteshim-Agan of North America Inc. 

4515 Falls of Neuse Rd, Stc 300 

Raleigh, NC 27609 

Spray Drift Task Force 

1900 K Street, N W 

Washington, DC 20006 

Bengal Products, Inc. 

13739 Airline Hwy 

Baton Rouge, LA 70817 

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423 Riverview Plaza 

Trenton, NY 08611 

Outdoor Residential Exposure Task Force, LL.C. 

1350 I Street, NW 

Washington, DC 20005 

Agricultural Reentry Task Force 

1350 I Street, N. W. 

Washinglon, DC 20005 

Non-Dietary Exposure Task Force (NDE'!'F) 

190() K Street, NW 

Washinb1on, DC 20006-1 IDS 

Atex~ Inc, 

PO Box 5126 

Valdusla, GA 31603 

AgricuJtural Handlers Exposure Task Force 

PO Box 509 

Macon, MO 63552 

Pyxis Regulatory Consulting, Inc. 

Agent for: Ensystex II, Inc. 

4110 136lli St., NW 

Gig Harbor, W A 98332 

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