# REGISTRATION 83222

-3 Part 2

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# UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

J. OliverProducts c/o Ms. Jane Miller 

# Biologic Inc. 115 Obtuse Hill Brookfield, 

## CT 06804

DearMs. Miller: WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460

OFFICE OF PREVENTION, PESTICIDES AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES


# SEP 3 02008

Subject: Amendment

- Responseto Fcb 21, 2008 letter implementing spray drift language and Pennethrin RED risk mitigation labeling Permethrin 3.2 AG EPA Reg. No. 83222-3 

# Your submissiondated June30, 2008 The amendmentreferred to above, submitted inconnectionwithregistration underthe Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) section3(c)(7)(a), is acceptable provided 

# that you: 1. Submitand/OT cite alldata orother material required for registration/reregistration ofyour productunderFIFRAsection 3(c)(5) orFIFRA section 4 whenthe Agency requires all registrants ofsimilarproductsto submit suchdata. 2. Make the labelingchanges listedbelowbeforeyoureleasethe product for shipment bearing 

# the amended labeling:

a. 'Ibeparagraphs beginning with "Followmanufacturer's instructions forcleaning

...etc"and "Discard clothingand otherabsorbent materials

...etc" should 

# be enclosed 

# in a box with the heading "UserSafety Requirements". b. 

# Inthe first and third paragraphs oftheEnvironmental Hazards, revise <"this product" to "thispesticide".

c. Relocatetheparagraph beginning "'Do notapplythispesticide 

# in a way...etc." and ending "
...State orTribe, consultthe agency responsible for pesticide regulation" from beneath '"It isa violation ofFedcrallaw

...etc"to appear directly abovetheAgricultural Use Requirements box.

# page 2 of4 EPA Reg. No. 83222-3
d. Inthe Agricultural Use Requirements block, add the following as the last item: PROHIBITION: Harvesting ofconiferseedcones is prohibited within 30 days of application.

c. Undertheheading "ChemigationUse Requirements", delete the precaution "Do notapply when wind speed favors drift beyond the areaintended fortreatment.". The appropriate spray driftprecautions nowappearunderthe heading "Spray Drift Requirements". 

# f. Underthe heading "BufferZones", qualifY the site "ponds" to read "natural ponds" in all locations where the

# term "ponds" occurs. Also. qualifY "streams"to read "permanent streams" and correct the website URL (address) for guidance to read as follows: 

# ww\,v,in.nres.usdn.gov/(echnicali1LUrOl1(lll}v/ncwconbu(p_di' g. On page 5 under "General Usc Information", revise "PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG is toxic to fish." to read "PERMETHRlN 3.2 AG is extremely toxicto fish.". h. In thc Rate Conversion chart, delete theentry "0.40"Pounds Active and "16.0" Fonnulation Ounces, since thatrateexceeds the highest rateforagricultural crops presented inAttachment 2 ofthe Agency's February 21, 2008 letter.

I. 

# Underthe heading "REMARKS" for all crops, replace "Apply everyX days oras needed" with '(Apply when insects first appearand repeat at [add the appropriate interval1 intervals as needed to provide control.". 

# J. In the REMARKS (andthe bulleted notes) for each crop givingthemaximum rate per application and the seasonal maximum application rate, give boththe ounces offormulated product andthe pounds activeperacre for both entries. Forexample, revise the entries to read "Donotapply morethanX 

# fl. oz. ofproduct(Y lb. ai)/A perapplication" and "Do notapply more thanX 

# fl. oz. ofproduct (Y lb. ai)/A

# perseason". Substitute X and Y with theappropriate value for eachcrop. Also, for eachcrop please consistently present the maximumrate perapplication beforethemaximum rateperseason. k. 

# Inthe second set ofdirectionsundertheheading COLE CROPS, addthe missingasterisk before '(Aids in suppression only". L 

# Inthe list 

# ofTarget Pests for Conardsand Turnips, revise "Diamond back moth" to"Diamondback moth".

m. ForALMONDS, revise the first RATE column enttyto read "8

- 10 (0.2

- 0.25)" and revisethe secondentry to read "10 (0.25)".

n. ForAPPLES, revisethe RATEcolumn entry to read "4**~** 

# 10 (0.1

- 0.25)".

## page 3 of4 EPA Reg. No. 83222·3

o. ForFILBERTS, revisethe RATE column entrytoread "8

- 10 (0.2

- 0.25)". Also, 

# in the REMARKS section add "Donot apply more than 

## 10 

# fl. oz. ofproduct (0.25 lb. ai)lAper 

# application" before the seasonal maximum, which should be revised to read "Donotapply more than 30 

# fl. oz. ofproduct (0.75 lb. ai)/A perseason". The REMARKS section does not givea retreatment interval for this crop, only "Apply when insects appear".. 

## p. ForPAPYA (Florida Only), revisetheRATE column entry to read "6 (0.15)" Also, in the REMARKS 

## revise "and repeat at 7-10 day intervals" to read "and repeat at 10

# day intervals", . q. ForPEACHES AND NECTARlNES, revise the RATE column entry (0

## read "4· 10 (0.1

- 0.25)".

r. ForPISTACHIOS, revise the first RATE column entry to read "8· 12 (0.2

- 0.3)" and revise the second entrytoread "12 (0.3)".

s. ForPEARS, revise the first RATE column entry to read "8 • 10 (0.2

- 0.25)" and revise the second entry to read "8

- 10 (0.2

- 0.25)".
t. For WALNUTS,revise the RATE column entry to read "8 • 10 (0.2

- 0.25)".



# u. ForALFALFA, present the perapplication rate before the per-cutting rate. Revise the text forthese 

# entries per item "k" 

# (above).

v. For CORN (Field), Ficld Com Grown for Seed, Popcorn (Pre-emergent Use), revise the first RATE columnentry to read "4·6 (0.1- 0.15)" and revise the rateper 1000 linear feet accordingly. Revisethe first Foliar Use rate to read '4- 6 (0.1- 0.15)".

w. 

# In

# the table under the entry for "Com (Field), Field Com Grown 

# for Seed, Popcorn (At PlantUsc)", for the column 20 inch rOw spacing revise the pounds active peracre to read "0.15" and the formulated ounces peracre to read "6" to be in agreement 

# with the single application maximums permitted for these crops.

x. ForMUSHROOMS, in the REMARKS after "Applyasa fogging oraerosol (reatment." 

# add "Use 

# ofhigh

# pressure hand wand prohibited in mushroom houses." . y. For RANGE GRASSES (newMexico Only), delete "Applyas needed."

z. ForCHRYSANTHEMUMS, inthe REMARKS add "Note: Speonsused for measuring 

# pesticides mustnotbe used for food purposes after use in measuring pesticides.".

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aa. For PINE SEED ORCHARDS, inthe REMARKS as "PROHIBITION

- Harvesting of 

# conifer seed cones is prohibited within 30 days ofapplication,". Also, delete "Avoid contact

# with open water.n. 

# The Environmental Hazards statement lists the appropriate prohibition 

# with respectto application inthe vicinity ofwater. bb. For ROSES (Greenhouse), no directions onhow(equipment)toapplytheproductare 

# given. Please identifY the method ofapplication.

ce. On page 25, revise "should" to "must", so 

# that the sentence reads "Dealers Must Sell 

# in Original Packages Only.".



# A stamped copy 

## ofthe 

# label is enclosed for yourrecords. Please submit three copies ofthe 

# amended labeling bearing the above revisions before you release the amended label for shipment. Please note thatacceptance ofthis amendmentdoes notconstitute reregistration ofthe subject product. 

# Sincerely, George LaRocca. Product Manager 13 

# Insecticide Branch Registration Division (7505P)

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## RESTRICTED USE PESTICIDE 

# Due to Toxicityto Fish and Aquatic Organisms For retail sale to and use onlyby Certified Applicators, or persons under their direct supervIsIon, and onlyfor those uses covered bytheCertIfIed Applicator's certification

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# PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG

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### 36.8% Other Ingredients·'

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### ratio: Max. 42% 

### {±i cis 

### and min. 58% (:t) 

### Irans •• Contains pefroleum distillales, Contains 3.2 pounds pennethrin PIlr gallon as an emulsifiable concentrale.



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• • KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN


# " 

# ,. CAUTION

bya polson control center ordoctor

of water lor 15,20 

### minutes 

# , • then 

### continue rinSing eyo 

## • If !=lGrson is not breathing. caU 91 t oran ambulance. then give artiHcial respiration, preferably by mouth to mouth if possibie 

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## PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS. Hazardsto Humans & 

## Domestic Animals.**Ma~ter** 

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CAUTION. Harmfulil swallowed, inhaled or absorbed through the skin. Avoid contact with skin, eyes or clothing. Avoid breathing vaporor spraymIst. Wash thoroughlywith soap and water after handting. Ramove contaminated clothing and wash belore reuse. Do not allow people or pets on treated surlaces until the spray has dried. Do not touch treated surfaces until the spray has dried. 

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All pesticide handlers (ml)(Grs, toadars, and applicators) must wear: • Long·sleeved shirtand long pants • Shoos plus socks • Chemical-resistant gloves lor all handlers exceptlor

### applicators using motorized grollnd equipment. pilots, ,nd Ilaggers. • Chlilmical-resisfll.l1t apron lor mixi'!rslloaders, persons cleaning equipment, and persons exQOsGC! to the concenlrale. See engineerina controls for pddWonal reqyirements.**AAeHAe-pfGdoot-is4iI~-daru;a...witR-labGkiire¢tisn&** far use, andlor VlMA-mOOJ:\g·-aAG-looGiA@4IsiA{ra-GIGSmI·Gf')ray-taAk tr.aRSfer-Gj'Stem 

### GblGh 

## as U TI/m. or an in**fin~tom,** 

### shirt, paRis, &OG"&, sheGs.**afl~r~leYGs-aro** sl/Waien!. Follow manufacturer's instruction torcleanlngfmainlaining PPE. II no such instructions are avallable lorwashables. use d6lergent and hot water. Keep and wash PPE separatelyfrom other laundry. DiScard clolhing and otherabsorbent materials that have been drenched (except as required by directions lorlise) or heavily contaminated with this prodlrcts concentrate. Do not reuse Ihem. User Safety Recommendations: Users should: • Remova clothin immediatel' il esticide em inside. Then wash thorou hI and out on claan clothin



## Environmental Hazards This product is extremely toxlc to aquatic organisms, including lish and invertebrates. 

### Do not apply direclly 10 water, or to areas where surface water is present or to intertidal areas below the mean high water marie Do not apply when weather condilions lavor drift Irom treated areas. Drift and runolf from trea.ted areas may be hazardous 

### to aqua.tic organisms in neighboring areas. Do not contaminate water when disposing of equipment wash waters. 

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## Physical/Chemical Hazards Do not use orstore near heat or open Ilame. 

# DIRECTIONS FOR USE It is a violation 01 Fedllual Law to usa this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers orother persons, either directlyorthrough drift. Only protected handlers maybe in the area during application. For any roquirements specific to your Slate orTrIbe, consult the agency responsible for pesticide regulation.

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Resistance: Some insects ara kno",m to develop resistance to products used repeatedly for control. Because the development of reslslance cannot be predicted, the use o( this product should conform to resistance managament strategies eslablished tor the use area. Consult your local or state agricultural authorities for details. If resistance to this productdevelops in yourarea, this product. or other products with 

### a similar mode of action may not provide adequala 

### control. 

### If poor penormance cannot be attributed to improper appllcation or extreme weather conditions, a resistant strain of insect may be present. !fyou experience difficUlty With conlrol and resistance is 

### a reasonable cause, immooiatoly consult yOllr local agricultura! advisor for the best alternative method o! contrOl for your area. 

# Agricultural Use Requirements Use this product only in accordance with its labeling and l'Vlth the Worker Protection Standard, 

### 40 CFR Part 

### 170. This Standard contains requirements forthe protection ofagricultural workers on (arms, forests, nurseries and greenhouses, and handlers of agricultura! pesticides. It contains requirements for training, decontamination, notification, and emergency assistance. It also contains specific instructions and except10ns pertaining 

### to the statements on thislabe! about personal protective equipment (PPE) and**restricted~entry** 

### interval. The requirements in this box

### only apply to uses on this product that are 

### covered byWorker Protection Standard. Do not anteror allow worker entry to treated areas durfng the restricted entry inlerva! (REI) of t2 hours. PPE required for early entry 10 treated areas that is 

### permilled underthe Worker Protection Standard and that involves contact with anything that has been treated, such as plants, soil or water, is: • CoveraUs • Shoes plus socks. • Chemical·resistant cloves made ofany wateroroof material. SUS/.'His-baffiar-iaminato sr 

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## Chemigation Apply this product only through the following types ofsprinkler irrigation: centerpivot, lateral move, end tow, side (wheel) roll, traveler, bIg gun, solid set, or handmove irrigation systems. 

### Do notapplythis product through any other type of irrigation system. 

### Do not connect an irrigation system (including greenhouse systems) used for pesticide application to a public water system. CrOp injury, lack of effectiveness, or iIIega! residues In the crop can result from non·unilorm distribution of treated water. For questions concerning calibration consult the equipment manufactureror your IOca! State Extension Service representative. A person knowledgeable of the chemigation system and responsible for its operation, or parson under the supervision Of the person responsible, shall shut the 

### system down and make necessary adius!ments shoufdthe need arise. The system must contain a functional check valve, vacuum relief valve, and low pressura drain appropriately located on the irrigation pipeline to prevent watersource ccntaminaticn from backHow, 

### The pesticide injection pipeline mustalso contain a tunctfonal,**normal~** 

### closed, solenoid'operated valve located on the intake side of the infeCtion pump arn:t cormected to the system interlock to prevent fluid from being withdrawn from the supply tank**~'men** 

### the irrigation system is eflher au!omatica!!y or manually shu! down. The system must contain functional inlerlocking controls to automaticaUy shut off the pesticide injection pump when the water pump motor stops. The irrigation line orwaterpumpmust incl:.tde a furv.:tiona! pressure switch \Nhlch llrill stop the water pump motorwhen the water pressure decreases to the point 1'.-11ere pesticide distribution is adversely affecled. Systems must use a metering pump, such as a positive displacement iniection pump (e.g., diaphragm pump) effectively designed and constructed o( materials thatare compatible with pesticides and capable of being finer with a system interlock. Do not apply when wlnd speed favors drift beyond the area intended fortreatment. PEAMETHAIN 3.2 AG should be applied continUOUSly for the duration of 

### the water application. PEAMETHAIN 3.2 AG should be diluted in sufficient volume to ensure accurate appiicatfon of the area 

### to be treafed. When using chemigation, a minimum of 0.1 inch per acro of irrigation water is recommended. Ag1!ation generally is not required when a suitable dHuent is used. A diluent test should be conducted to ensure that phase separation wil! not occur during dilution and 

### appHcation. Failure!o achieve a uniform di!ulion throughout the time of application may result 1n undesirable residues or less than desirable control. 

## Commercial Impregnation and Application on Dry Bulk Fertilizers PERMETHRIN 3.2AG may be impregnatad on dry bulk fertilizers. When applied asdirected, PEAMETHAIN 3.2 AG 

### Idry bulk fertilizer mixtures provide insect centrol equal to that provldGd by the 

### same rates of PEAMETHR!N 3.2 AG applied in water. The PEAMETHR!N 3.2AG/fertilizer mixtures may be surface applied or shallow incorporated. The higher rate should be used if incorporation is used.

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Impregnation: Apply using a minimum of

### 200 pounds ofdr; bulk fertiliz.er per acre and upto a maximum of

### 450 poundsper acre with Ihe recommended amount

### 01 PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG per acra. Use a closed rotary'drum mi)(!H or a similartype of closod blender !>quipped with suilable spray equipment. 11\6 spray noule[s) should 

### be posHian to pmvide 11 unilorm, line spray pattem over the tumbling ferhlizer for thcrough ooverage. ThiJ physical properties cf fertilizers vary particularly 

### in liquid absorption capacity. When abf;orptMty 1·$ sufl'lcienl, simply spray fmpregnalfon ofthe fertilizer with PEAMETHRIN 3.2 AG provides a satisfactOl)" dry mixture. Ifthe absorptiVe capacity Is inadequate. the USe ofe highly absorptive powder is required to pro\1de a 

### dry, ffO\'1able mixlure. Microcel E (Johnson Manvllll!! Producl Corporaucnl is a rG"cmml1!r:dsd absorbent

### powder. Generally less than 

### 2% by weight of Micmcal E 

### is required. DO 

### NOTimpragnate**P~RMETHRIN** 3.2 AG 01110 straightcoated ammonium nllrateor slmight IlmeSlono becausethM!'! mnltlfiats will nOl absorb the ins«Cltcide. Dry rertilize, blends conlaining mixtures orammonium nitrate or lim9510ne may be impregnaled wilh PERMETHRtN 3.2 AG. Theamount of PEAMETHAIN 3.2 AG aclually required 

## In the preparation of individuaf fertilizer mixtures should be determined carefullyfor 

### "act! prOOUClrOll operation. This is nocessill)' to ensurs thatthe amount oj pesticide acluaJly conlainoo in the mixture applied to tile soil represents Ihe correct rat ofusa. Sulk fe:1iliwr impregnated with PERMETHRIN 3.2AG should be applied immedlalely. not5tor&O:. All individual stale regulations relaling to bulk dryfsrtilizerblending, regiStration. labeli:"lg and applicntion of the mixtures arc Ihe rasponslbility of Ihe individual and/or company selling the fenllfzer and PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG mfxlure.

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### I

BufferZone for Grtlund"t.l.oofication (groundboom. ovorhclld chemlgllltion, orairblast) Do

## not applywithIn 25 feet or acy{!tic habitats (SUCh as. but no{ limite(! to. Jakes, resgrvoirs, rivers, streams, mi'lrches,**pond~;.** estuaries. and commereial froh ponds.

po notaoply when wiud vefocitv el(Ceru;ls to mnh. Do notmake

# an!or around applications into**temoef~c;re** m'lersfons. Inversions are characlerizoo byst?tlle air and increasing lr,mp2rntures "roh height above the ground. M,storfoe 'i'5"'! lndicet!'! the prezcnce ofan invers,on in humid mens, The applicatOr maydefect Ihe presence ofan inversion bv producingsmokeand ob$wving 11 smollQ tayar nearthe ground slJffuce. Use only medium orcoarse spray nozzles (for around and non-ULV aerial application) accorCing to ASAE (S572) definition for standard nozzles. In conditign oflow humidityand high temperature. aoplicatorJ; should usea coarser droplet size. Ground Application For ground aoolications. w:nd speed mustbe measured acii6centtothe apolicafion sUe on Ihe unwind skle. immediately prior to apQlication_ For ground 

### boom applicatioilS. apDlv using a noale height01 no more than.; feet ;;;,c:)ve thil9m:md Dr crop canoDY. For alrWas! applications. turn oil oulward pointing nopiosat row er:ds jHm

...men snrayinQ Iheouter two rows. 

### To minimizespray 101m QV9rti)!l-too in Qrchard aoolications. SPf.'lV must00 diroctl:ld inlo th"" cmmnv. AruialApplicetion TM spray boom shook! L1a mounledon the l'lircm!1 sotiS to m:nimitedriftcallSed hvwinalip or rotorvortice5. The minimum practical boom lenglh should 

### be used and mus! net I?XC:;!fd 75% Qfv..ing soan or 80% rotordiameleL Flight speed and nOZZle O!lenlHlion must be considered in dOlerminirtg dropfet size. 

### Spray mysl 

### be releosru;! 

### at Ihe lowe$t heiglltconsrotoot

### with pest ccniml and flight safety. Do

### not release sorav 

### at a height graater than 

### 10feet abovethe crop m:mQpv unless iii greaterheiol1r 

## is roouired for afrcraft :;:afsty. When {!.Qplicalions aro mru;Le with i!. crC&j-wind. jhe swath

## ''1m b!;! dfsp!a"iid dO\"lllVind. Theapplicalor mustcompengle for this displacementatthe downwind edge

# »' \he aoplicalloo area bV adjustina !he nath oftl-Je aircraft up'uind.

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GENERAL USE INFORMATION lmporlant: PERMETHRIN 3.2AG 

### is loxic to lish. E)(ercise care when making applications near ponds, lakes. streams, reservoirs and other aqlJatic environments wherefish are present. For ad\'ica concerning current control practices with relation to spccllic local conditlons. consult YOlJr lccal State Cooperative Extension or regulalory agencies. PEAMETHRIN 3.2 AG Is lonnulatoo as an omulsifiable concantrale (EC) lonnula!lon and is to be diluted with watorand applied as an emulsion. When tank miXing as an emulsion wilh otherproducts:. obsor"e all precautions and limitations on the labels 01 each product in the mixture. PERMETHRIN 3.2AG can be tank-mixed vnth natlJral pyrethrin-containing products or Insect Growth Regulators (IGRs). Do not tank mixwith dichlorvos {DDVPl orother l'tJmigant products, 

### DIRECTIONS FOR APPLICATION**Unles~** otherwise directed by registered supplemental labeling. 10lkwnhe Directions lor Use in each crop grolJp section. PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG is a 3.2 pOtlnds pergallon fonnuialion 

### oJ the insecticide pennefhrin. Apply PEAMETHRIN 3.2 AG when insects appearorleeding IS noticed. The higher rata should be used as pest populations increase. Repeat the application as necessaryto maintain confrol. Use sufficient waterto obtain lullcoverage. With the exception 01 crops listed oolow. rotational crops sholJld not 

### be planted within 60 days 01 last application. ThiS labal mlJS! lle in the possession ollha user at the timo of applicaHon_ RATE CONVERSION CHART

POUNDS ACTIVE PER ACRE 

### 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 

### 0.40 

# I FORMULATION OUNCES

, PER ACRE 

### 2.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 10.0 12.0 

# i 16.0 

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## Index 

## to Crops Listed on this Label Vegetabte Crops: Artichoke Asparagus Avocado Cole Crops (Srosoicn lOl).ly VegQtables) Collards and Turnips Com, Sweef Com, Sweet (Florida only) Cucurbit Vegetables Eggplant Horseradish leafyVesetabtes (except Srassica) Onions, Bulb and Garlic Peppers. 

### Bell Potafoes Tomatoes, Tomatillos Tree Fruit and Nuts Almonds Appte!) Cherrles Filberts Papaya (Florida Onty) Peachos and Nectarines Pistachios Pears Walnufs Other Crops Alfalfa 

### COm (Fietd), Field Corn Gro

....

,o for Seed. Popcorn Pre-emefgent 

### Use Foliar Use Corn (Field), Field Corn Grown lorSeed, Popcorn 

### AI Plant 

### UseMushrooms Range Grass (New Mexico Only) Soybeans Ornamentals Chrysanthemum Conifers (Containerand Field Grown) Omamental Nursery Stock (Field Grown) Pine Seed Orchards Roses (Field Grown) Roses (Gwenhouse) Other Uses Premises Spray Troatmenl of Preconstruction lumberand logs 

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# VEGETABLE CROPS



# - ARTICHOKE I CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZIA (LBSAJlA) Artichoke Artichoke plume 4-12 

## , Apply oy air or ground equipment. Sy a1r, apply 1n a m1nlmum of 

# I 

# , molh 

### (0.1- 0.3) 2 gallons of v:ater per acre. By ground, apply in a minimum ot 

# , Leafminers 

# I 10 gallons of watsrper acre. Use sufficien1 water to oblaln full 

## I coverage offoliage. 

# , , Apply every 10 davs as needed. Applicalivns may be maoe up to harvest [){) nol apply more than 0.9 Ib aliA perseason. Do not a I'more lhan 0.3 10 ai/A er a icalion.

ASPARAGUS 

# I
CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE 

# IREMARKS 

# I FlOZl.t.. (LBSAlfAi 

## , ! i Asparagus Asparagus beetle 

### 2-4 

# i Cutworms 10.05 0.1) 

# I Asparagus beetle 4 

### : Posl harvest appltcalion only. Apply 

### to the fern stageof the Japanese beetle (0.1) 

# I asparagus planl afterspear harvest when larval and adult slages 

# I (Adultstage)· are present. Lygus bugs 

# I Tamished planl bug 

### ! "Not for control of lhis insect in Cal[fomla 

## • Apply by ground in a minimum 0110 gallons ofwaterper acre. Use sufflcientwater toobtain full coverage at foliage. 

# · Do nol aPDIl! more than O. t Ib;,)JA tlilr IH21llicalion. 

## • Do nol apply more lhan 0.4 lb aitA per season. 

## , • Apply every 7 days as needed_ 

### ! 

## • Donata I wilhin 1da of harvest. 

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## Master Label-Marked Copy Page 8 or26**r-----------.--------~------------.~** AVOCADO 

## I**~~~~.-~~~-.~~~,--.----------~------~** CROP

Avocado

CROP
Broccoli, Cllinese Broccoli (gai lon, whileflowering broccoli), Brussels Sprouls; Cauliflower; Cavalo broccoio. Kohlrabi

Cabbage, Chinese Cubbage (napa. tighl·haaded varieties only) TARGET PESTS


### Avocadocalerpillar Avocado lace bug Avocado leafhopper Avocado Icafrollor Avocado looper Avocado tree girdler Avocado v/hltefiy Brown softscele Mirids Omnivorous looper 

### Orange tOririx Scale crawlers Spanworm Thrips Twighorers 

# I RATE FlOZIA 

### {LBSAVAI 8 (0.2)



# , 

# I REMARKS



### Apply by ground equipment in 25-400 gallons of finished spray 

### per acre. Apply al'eU' 7 days as needed. 

### Apply when 

### insectsfirst**appear~e~7-to-1O-day WeW!i~GmkId-lG-ji}l'G'JWG-GGffifaI.**  Do not apply more tban 0.21b !IrA perapplication.
Do not apply more than 0.8 10 aifA perseason. I Do not graze livestock In treated areas.

Do not feed cover crops from treated areas to liveslock. Do notapply viithin 7 days of harvest

COLE CROPS

_ SrasslCi1 Leafy Vegetablas TARGET PESTS RATE 

# I REMARKS FlOZJA 

# , {lBSAVAl Cabbage looper 

### 2-4 Apply by air orground equipmenl, excepl for cOllards (ground Armyv.'Orm spp, 

# , (0,05-0,1) applicaUon only). Byair, apply in a minimum of Z gallons of Imported waler peracre. By ground, apply in a minimum of 10 gallons of

cabbageworm 

## , walar per acre. Usesufficient walar 10 obtain full coverage of Diamondback molh 

# ,foliage. Planl bugs 

# i 

# I Thrips Cabbage aphid' Apply every 5 days as neaded. 00nol ,'lppJy 

### within 1 dayof harvest**~** Do nol apply more lhan 0.8 pound of aClive ingredient perseason. Do nol a!;!Rly more than O.21b airA oeraoolica1iQQ, 

# I 

# I BrJ.!Si:els**SQrQ!,!l~:** 

### QQ 001 aQ21'1 more lhan 0.'1 Ib ai/A [;!er 

# I seascn. Do nol ap!)!y more than 0.11b 

### aVA per application.
Caulillowsr: Do nol apQ]J: more thun OAlbailA (0'2Ib aliA in HII 

## , 

# I I oerseason. Do nol apPly more than 0.1 Ib

### airA peraDPIk:aHon, 

# , I
• Aids inthe suppression only Cabbage looper 

# I 2-8 Apply by air or ground equipmenl, exceptfor collards (ground Imported (0.05
- 0.2) 

# !app1icaUon only). By air, apply in a minimum of 2 gallons of

cabbl.lgeworm waler peracre. By ground, apply in a minimum of 10 gallons of Diamondback molh

. water per Ilcre. UsesufflCionl waler 10 oblain full coverage of Soulhem while 

# I foliage.

buUerily 

# , Cabbaoe aohid' 

# I !



# I !



# i

! 

# I

### CROP I 

### CoHards (AR, AZ,

GA, IL, NC, OK. SC, and TX only)



## I

Tumips (FL, GA, IL,

IN, OK, SC, TX, and 

### WAonty) 

### I



# , 

# I Armyworm spp. Cutworms Flea beetles

TARGET PESTS

Beot army,,/orrn Cabbage looper Com earn'Orm Cutworms Diamond back moth European corn

borer Fall armyworm Green cloveNlOrm Imported

cabbageworm Leafhoppers Leatmtner Southern armyworm Southem white

butterfly Tobacco budworm Vegetable ieafminer Aphids' Beet armyv.'Orm Cabbage tooper Corn earworm Cull'mrms Diamond bac!< moth European com

borer Fall armyo.'lOrm Green clovef\vorm Imported

cabbageworm Leafhcppers Lealminer i 

### SOUthern armyworm 

# I

Southern white

butterfly Tobacco budworm 

# IVegetable laafminer

AOhids' 

# I I

I 

# I 

# I I 

# '-8 (0.1 -0.2)

## Master Label- Marked Copy 

## Page 9 of26

Apply every 5 10 days or as needed. Do not apply within t day of harvest. 

### 00 not apply more lhan 

### 0.4 lb ailA {0.8Ib aiiA in 

### Hll per season. 

# I i 

### Do not apolv more than 0.2 Ib 

### aiJA per apolicalion,

Aids in the suppression only

COLLARDS andTURNIPS RATE 

# IREMARKS FL OZ/A (LBS AlIA)


# --

2-4 

# I Apply with ground equipment only. Apply in a minimum of 10 (0.05
- 0.1) 

# Igallons of water per acre. Use sufficient water to Obtain futt coverage ot foliage. Apply every 3 days or as needed, bul do not exceed 8 applications. Do not apply within 1day ot harves!. 

# i Do nota!2!2t!l**mor~** 

### than 0.45 lbai/A Qer season. Do not aQpl!l 

# Imon)! than 0.t51b ailA per aoplication. 

# I

00 notgraze treated areas or feed crop refuse to tivestocK. 

# I• Aids in the suppression only



### 2-4 

# I (0.05-0.1) 

# I I
, 

# I I 

# , 

# I I 

# ,

, I

### l'VInster

## Label

- Marked Copy 

## Page 10 

## of26

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# ICROP TARGET PESTS

Corn, Sweet Corn 

## eaM'Orm Corn rootworm

beelles· Cutworms European corn

borer Fall armyworm Flea beeUe Hop vine borer Lealhoppers Soulhern armyworm Stalk borers CORN, SWEET RATE FLOZJA (LBSAI/A)



## 4-8 (0.t-O.2) REMARKS
Apply by air or ground equipmenl. By all', apply in a minimum of 2 gallons of water

### per

### ocre. By 

### ground, apply In 

### a minimum of 

### to gallons of water per acre. Usesufficient water to obtain full coverage of foliage. Do not apply more than 0.81b ellA per season. Do not apply more Ihan 0.21b aiiA per appliCation. Apply syery 3 days or as needed.
Do not apply within 1 day of harvest. 

### L ·Pest does not occur on this crop in Calilornia

# f~op- --- CORN, SWEET (FLORIDA ONLY) TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FL OZJA (LBSAI/A) 

# - Apply 

### byair or ground equipment. By

# a~7 , Corn, Sweet Asler leathopper 4-10 Com oarWOfm 

### fO.1
- 0.25) 2 gallons of water per acre. By ground, apply in a minimum of Cutworm 

# !10 gallons ofwator peracre. Use suflicient water to obtain full European corn coyerage of foliage.



# bO"" Fall armyworm [ Do not apply more than O.B Ib aiiA perseason. SOlllhem amlyworm 

# I Do not appty more than 0.2 Ib aitA perapplicatiQ!!. 

## i Apply cyery 3 devs or as needed. 

# IDo notappl' within t day of harvest. 

# I

## :\cluster Label- 

## Marked Cop), 

## Page 11 

## of26



# ----_ .. 

# -I CUCURBITVEGETABLES 

# I**REMARK~-** ------ CROP TARGET PESTS 

# I RATE FLozrA (LBSAVA) Cucurbit Aphids 

## I 8 Apply by air or ground equipment. By air, apply in a minimum of 

# , vegelables' Lealminers 

# , (O.2j 4 gallons of water par acre. By ground, apply in a minimum of Souash buns 20 gallons of wn!er per acre, Usesufficient wafer to obtain full Cabbage looper 

### 4-8 

# Icoverage of foliage. Cucumber beetle (O.t
- 0.2)

(adult) Apply every 7 days or as needed. Applications may be made up Cutw<lrms 

# i to harvesl leafhoppers Me1onworm Pickleworm Cantaioupe: Do nol aooll! mQr§ tOl!n D.§; lb ai/A It.2 lb aifA in HI) Plant bugs per season. Do not apply more than 0.2 tb 

### ailA perapplication.

(ir:clooing lygus and Stink bugs) Cucumber, Pumpkins, Squash, Watermelon: n 

### I Rindworms 

# I Squash vine borer 

# j than 1.21b niiA Qar**~eason.** 

### I era lication

. • Cucurbi! vegelables include: Chayote (frui!). Chinoscwaxgourd (Chinese preserving melon), Citron melon, Cucumber, Gherkin, Gourd (edible) (includes hyotar:. cucuzza), Luffa spp. {includes hechima. Chinese okra). Momordica spp. (includes balsam apple, balsam pear. bitter melon, Chinese cucumber). Muskmelon (hybrids and/orcultivars of Cucumia melo, inclUding lrue cantaloupe. cantaloupe. casaba, crenshaw melon, golden pershaw melon. honeydew melon, honey balls, mango melon, Persian melon, pineapple melon, Santa Claus melon, and snake melon), Pumpkin; Summer Squash (includes crookneck squash, scallop 

# i squash, straightneck squash, vegetable marrow. zucchinI), Winter Squash (includes buttemut squash, calabaza, hubbard squlish,

C. milcta, C. Q:ePQ, acorn souash,

### s~ghetUsquash). Watermeton (includGS hvbrids and/orvarieties of Citrulius spp,)

EGGPLANT CROP 

# ! TARGET PESTS 

### I RATE 

# IREMARKS 

# , 

# I FL OZlA 

### I (LSSAlfA) Eggplant Colorado polato 

### 8 Apply by air or ground equipment. By air, apply in a minimum of beetle 

### 10:21 2 gallcns of water per acre. By ground, apply in a minimum of Cabbage leoper 4- 8 togallons of waterperacre. Use sufficient waterto oblain full Flea beetles 

## ! (O.t
- 0.2) coverage of foliage. Vegelable leaiminer 

# I . Apply every 7 days or as needed, using sufficient waterto obtain 

# , ur.iform coverage. Do not apRIl! more tllan 0.6 lb aVA p.O Ib aiiA in H!} perseason. Do not aoply more than O. t5 lb ai/A oer aoplicalion. 

### Do not a I within 3 da s of harvest.**~.r 3~ter**  

### Label- 

## Marked Copy Page 12 of26

HORSERADISH CROP TARGET PESTS RATE 

### REMARKS FLOZIA (LBS AliA) Horseradish Imported crucifer O.t% active As a spring preplant dip, soak sets for 30 minutes and air'dry weevil (Baris solution (2 pt, t before planting. lepidii) oz per

### I~~O caiions 

### 8 

# I Forfoliar application, apply willl ground equipment in a minimum (0.2) 

# I spray volume of 20 gallons finished spray per acre. Make up to 

## I 3 foliar appHcat!ons as needed to control weevil adulls during 

## I I ovipositlon. 

# · Do not apply within 30 days of harvest. 

## • .QQ not apply mQra than Q.45 !b ai/A Der season. 

# · QQ nQt**appl~** 

### more 

### t!:!all 0.15 lbaVA [leraoollcallon. 

## • Apply every .to..J1m oras needed.

LEAFY VEGETABLES (except Brasslca) CROP TARGET PESTS 

## i RATE REMARKS 

# I FLOZJA (LBSAI/A) Leafy vegetables· Aphids 

# I 4-8 

# IApp!y by air or ground equipment. By air, apply in e minimum 

### oi Beet armyworm (0.1
- 0.2) 2 gallcns of water per acre. By ground, apply 1n a minimum 

### of 

# I Com earworm 

# I 10 gallons ofwater per acre. Use sufficient water to obtain full Cutworms 

# ! (1)verage ot loliage. 

## ! European corn 

# , borer 

# I Celery: Apply every 7 days or as needed. Fall arm¥,'/orm Green c1overworm Leafminers 

# I I 

### Do not apply more Ihan 1.0 Ib aliA (1.2 Ib alIA 

### in HI) oer

### season. Southern armyworm Tobacco budwcrm Do not ap[lly more than 0.2 Ib ailA per applicatfon. Alfalfa looper 

### 2-8 Cabbage looper (0.05-0.2) 

## ! Leafhoppers 

# i Spinach: Apoly every 3 davs oras needed. DQ nQlllpply more than 0.61b ailA Qer season_ 

### Do nQt !J,Qply OOQ(g: lhan 0.21b ai/A 

# I per application. 

## ! 

# ILettuce: Apply every 7 days or es needed. Do not apply more

than O.Slb ai/A {1.2Ib aVA 

### in HI) per season. Dg ngt aQQly more than 0.2 Ib ai/A per appllcation. 

# I I 1Do not aoolv within t day of harvest. • Leafy vegetables: Amaranth (!eafy amaranth, Chinesespinach, tampala), Arugula (Raquette), Cardoon, Celery, Chinese celery, Celtuce, Chervi!, Chrysanfhemum (edibfe·feaved and garland), Corn safad, Garden 

### Cross, Upfand Cress (yellow rocket, winter cress), Dandelion, Dock (sorrel), Endive (escarofe), Florence fennel (finochio), Head and Leaf Lettuce, Omch, Parsley, Garden Purslane, Winter Purslane, Radicchio (red chicory), Rhubarb. Swiss chard, Spinach (including New Zealand and vine, Malabarspinach. Indian spinach).Master Labcl- Marked Copy 

### Page 13 of26**~~-----~----~~----~- ~---,** 
CROP
Onion, bulb Garlic

CROP 

# I Peppers. bell ONIONS, BULB and GARLIC TARGET PESTS 

## RATE FL OZlA (lBSA!iA) REMARKS
Annyworms 6 -12 Apply by airor ground equipment Byair, apply in a minimum of

,**~O:':iO~':::Ih:ri~p~'**___**+_::(O::.~15::-:0::.3:,),-..j** 

# 5gallons of 

### 'linter per acre. By ground, apply In a minimum of 

## r 20 galions ofwaler peracre. Use sufficienl waler 10 obtain full

Culworms 4 - 12 coverage of 10Hag€!. Leafminers 

### (0. I
- 

### 0.3) Onion maggols

(adults)**Stin~** bugs 6ag;n applicalions when pesl 8PP€tarand repeal 

### as necessary 10 mainlainconlrol. Usolhe higher label rales as On!on Ihrlps p-opuiation increasEs and avoid rescue situations. Onions; Do 

### not aOOv more Ihan 1.0 Ib aiiA oerSf!;'}son. AoQly every 

### 7 days or as needed. 

### Do nol apRiv more Ihan 

### 0.3 Ib ailA perapplicaHoo.

Do nol 

### apr',v -mlhin t day 01**harv~** 

### __________ 

### ..J

TARGET PESTS
Cabbage looper Corn earwonn CUlwonns Flea beetle Pcpperwee\'il Vegetable leafminer European com

borer 

# I ! 

# I

, PEPPERS, SELL RATE FL 

### OVA IlBSAI/A\



### 4-8 (0.1- 

### 0.2)



### 8 (0.2) 

# I REMARKS
Apply byairorground equipment. By air. apply in a**min~num** of 

### 2 galions of walerper acre. 

### By ground, apply ina minimum 01 10 gallons of\lllllerperacre. Use sufficienl walertoohlain lull 

# I coverage 01 foliage.

00 nol aoply more than 0.8 Ib ailA per season. Do nol apply more than 

### 0.2 10 ailA oar application. Aoply

# e'le: 5 davs or

# as needed.
Do not aP3w:thm 

### 3 days ofharvest. 

# I

,

## MasterLabel

- Marked Copy Page 

## 14 of26

POTATOES 

# _I**~** 

### CROP TARGET PESTS RATE 

# I REMARKS FlOZ/A iLBSA1/A' Potatoos 

### As!erlealhopper 

### 4-8 

# !Apply by air or ground equipment By air, apply In a minimum of Beel/llTIlyworm (0.1-0.2) I 2 galions of waler peracre. Byground, apply In 11 minimum of Cabbage looper 

# i 10 gallons of water per acre Use sufficient water to obtain full Colorado potato 

# Icoverage offohage

bootie 

# i Cutworms European com 

# I PERMETHRIN 3 2 AG also may bo applied uSing refined nonborer 

# I volatile vegetable oil for**con~roi** 

### of listed pesls. PERMETHRIN Potato aphid 3.2 AG should be diluted with oil and applied in a minimum of Potato flea beoll& 

# ! one quart total volume per acre using equipment calibrated to Potato leafhopper 

# ! give adequate coveroge. Usesufficient spray volume to obtain Potato psyllid full coverage. Potalo tubervlOnn 

# i i Tarnished planl bug 

# i , Do nol Ileal)! more than 0.81bailA per**seaso~.** 

# , i 

# , 1 

# I Do not apply morg than 0.2 Ib aliA oar application. 

# I 

# I

A"" .,'N 10

# d,,,,,,., "'d'd. i Do not applv within 14 days of harvest. 

# I
i TOMATOES, TOMATILlOS 

### I CROP TARGET PESTS 

# I RATE 

### REMARKS FL 

### OllA 

## i (LBS AVA) Tomatoes Beet armyworm 

### 2-8 Apply byair or ground equipment. By air, apply in a minimum of Tomatillos Cabbage looper (0.05 -0.2) 

# I2 gallons of water per acre. By ground, apply in a minimum of Colorado potato 

### to gallons of Vlater per acre. Use sufficient water to obtain full

beetle coverage 01 foliage. Granulate cutworm Homworms 

# I 

# [ Southern armyworm Dc not apply to cherry tomatoes 

### orothor varieties Ivhich produce Tomato fruitworm 

# I Iruil less than one inch in diameter. Tomato pinlo'lOrm Vegetable 

### Do not a[;!QIy: more than 

### 0.6 Ib gliA {Q.8 Ib ai/A in HI) Qer season.

leafminers ! 

## ! 

# I i 1 

### Do not apDl)! more than 0.2 Ib aitA perapplication. 

## 1 Applv every 7 days or 3S needed. 

# i ! ! 

# I !**Ma~** 

### be aeelied ue unW harvest. 

# I

# , Master Labcl- Marked Copy Page 

### 15 of26



# TREE FRUIT AND NUTS
ALMONDS 

# ,--- CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZ/A 

# I (LBS AliA} Almonds 

# ! Navel orangeworm 

# I 8 -16 Peach !wlg borer ! 

### (0.2-0.4) 

## , I 

# i 

# !
Anh: 

# I 16 (OA)



## • QQ not m2Qly more**O.~ii** 

### 112 ai/A geraQI2Ik;ation. 

## • 00 Dol aQrnll more than 

### 0.75 III 

### ailA Qer season. 

## • APPly eveIJl1Q Qal(:s or as needed. 

# • Do not grale livestock in trsaled areas. 

# · Do not feed cover

### crops from treatad areas to livestock. 

## • Do not appl' within 7 davs of harvest.

CROP
Apples 

# I TARGET PESTS

I 

### Green (ruitv:orm

Oblique banded

leafroller Plum curcu!io Redbanc!ed

leaJrolJer Rosy apple aphid Spotted lentiform

leafminer Tarnished plant bug WhiteappJe

leafhopper 

# I RATE 

# I FLOZJA (LBS AliA)


## , 4-16 (0.1-004)

I 

# I Apply when insects appear and repeat as required to maintain contrOl. 

# I

Apply by air orground equipment. By air, appJy in a minimum of 

## I 15 gallons of water per acre. By ground. apply in 

### 25-400 gallons

, of finished spray per acre. 

# I

App'y by ground oquipmantonly in a minimum of 15 gallons of water 

### peracre. Applk;ation should follow mowing o! weed growth to ensure maximum coverage ofthe soil surface_ 

### j Overhead mois!ure followino application will enhance activitv.

APPLES 

# l REMARKS 

## , 

# I 

# !Applybyground equipment only. Apply In 

### 25-400 gaJJons of i finislled sj:r8y per acre. 

## I 

# I**AQQI~** everY 10 davs or as needed. 

# , , , I·when ins 

# , a and re eat as r i, to main io 

# lApp,

. control. ec s ppear p 

### Ia 

# IDo not apply more than 0.5 !b ailA perseason. 

# IDo not aooly more than 0.25 Ib ajlA perapplication. 

# I 

# I

Do nol graze livestock in treated areas. Do not fe"d 

### covercrops from !realed areas !o livestock.
Do nol a J after etal fall. 

# , I ICROP

Cherries (includes Swee! Cher(les and Tart Cherries)

CROP

i Filberts 

### TARGET PESTS

Green In.lifworm lesserpeach Iree

borer Plum curculio Redbanded

ieafroller Ro&echafef Tarnished planl 

### bug



### TARGET PESTS

Filbertworm Oblique banded

Isalroller 

# I \tastcrLabel- Marked Copy Page 16 of26

CHERRIES 

# i
RATE FlOZIA 

### (LBSAUAj



### 4--8 (0,1 -0.2) REMARKS
Apply by ground aquipmenl only. finished spray per acre. Apply 

### 'Nnen insects firs! appear. Aop!y every 10days or all nesdedApply in 

### 25-400 gallons of 

# I ,

00 nol apply wilhin 

### 3 days of Ilarves!.
Do no! apply more !han

### 0.6 !b aitA per se3son. 

# IDo ,,",pplymu, Iii"

### 0,2 Ib ,ilA P"

# ,pp1'~lio", , Do no! 

### graze livestock In**!rl~aled** areas. 

# i 

# I00 notfeed cover ClOpS from irealed areas !o lives!ock. I casl oftl',o RockiGs: 00 nol exceed 6 app!icalions perseason, 

# I wi'Jl 

## no more !han 4 applica!iof1s after pelal fall. 

# i 

# 1i I 

# I

IWes! ofthe ROC!;ias: 

### Do no! apply more lllilfl 

### 4 applica!ions per

, season, wl!h 

### no more Ihan 

### 3 

### a lications aller lal !all.

FILBERTS RATE FLOZJA lBS AltA)

8- 16 (0.2
- 0.4) REMARKS
Apply by airor ground equipmenl. By air. apply in a minimum of iO gallons ofwa!ar per acre. By ground, apply in 

### 25-400 gallons of finished spray par acre. Do oo! apply ",liUlln 14 days of harvest.

, 00 no! apply mOfe lhan 1.81b ai/A per season. 

# I 

# I Apply whoo '""," .,,''',

# ~__-'

________________'-

____________

# li':":C:':":":":""'Ecoeli:":":,:,::~'~~L"f~~""'i!~e'e:,:"::c:'C"""'£'O,"liV"'"',''',-ekc,______

## .J

## Master Label

- Marked Copy Page 17 of26

PAPAYA (Florida Only) 

# , 

# I

CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FL O'lJA (lBSAVA) Papaya Aphids 

# --r 8 

# , Apply by ground equipment only. Apply in 

### 25·400 gallons a! BrO\'Jfl soft scale (0.2) 

# , finished spray per acre. 

# , Mealybug 

# ! Papaya fruit fly 

# I Spray to wet all foilage. Apply when insects first appearand Papaya webworm Papaya ""hitefly repeat at7-tO day intervals as needed to provide control. Scale crawlers 00 not app!y within 7 days of harvest i 

### Appl\! ev@:!y10da\!sorasnQsdod. 

# I 

# I Do not apply more than 0.75 Ib ai/A per season,



## , 

# I 

# I Do not apo!y more than 0, t51b ai/A per application. 

# !**19G-n~eF&** lhan 1,;,): 

### p0Hmjs of ooive-iAgr-OOien4ler

......re 

## , 

# I ! 

### fjer-seaSQf.l, 

# I

000019"'0 

## ",,,took '0 

## "ealed "'''. 

# I Do notfeed cover crops from treated areas to livestock. 

# i

- PEACHES and NECTAR!NES CROP TARGET PESTS 

# , RATE REMARKS FlOZIA {LBS

# AVA) Peaches Green fruitworm 

### 4-12 Apply by airor ground equipment. By air, apply In a minimum at Nectarines lesserpeach tree 

### i 

### (0.1

- 0.3) to gallons ofwater per acre. By ground, apply in 

### 25·400 gallons borer o! finished spray per acre. Spray to wet all foliage. Orienta! fruit moth 

# I I Peach twig borer Do nof apolvrnore than 0.751b aVA perseason. Plum curculio Rose chafer 

### i 

# I 

# I

Tarn!shed plant bug 

# , Do not apmv more ,han O.25lb aVA cer apQlication. 

# I 

# i Aoplv eveN 10days or as needed.**~filI~~UAd!KIf..aGUv&-+AgrOOiont** 

### per lli:ro 

# I 

# -- I , Do not a wit/tin t4 lI. 

### s of harvest. pply 

### d Y Do not graze liVestock in treated areas. Do not feed covercrops from treated areas to livestock.

## MasterLabel

- l\'larked Copy 

## Page 18 of26

PISTACHIOS TARGET PESTS 

## [ RATE 

# I REMARKS CROP 

### [ 

# i I 

### FLOZlA (LBS

# AliA) Pistachios leaffootM bugs 8-t6 Use sulficient water to obtain full coverage of loliage. Naval ora.ngeworm (0.2
- 0.4) Peach tlvig borer Plant bugs Stink bUQS J 

### Ants 

### 16 Application shoukl foBow mowing of weed growth 10 ensure (CA) 

### maximum coverage of the soli surface. Overhead moistUre following

### apPrf~aiion will enhance activity. 

## • Apply byairor ground equipment. Byair, apply in a minimum of to gallons 01 water per acre. By ground. apply in 2&.400 gallons 

### of Ilnished spray per acre. 

## • Do not applyafter 10 percent hull splil. 

## • Do not agglv more than 0.9 Ib ai/A Qer sea§Qn. 

## •**8QQI~ ~:iQ!Y**  

### 10**da~s** 

### or as needed. 

## • Do not**agQ!~** 

### more than 0.3 Ib ailA Q§:r aQolication. 

## • Do not graze livestock in irealed areas. 

## • Do nolleed cover crops from treated areas 

### to livestock. 

# · Mav be aoolied UP until harvest

PEARS



## , 

# , CROP TARGET PESTS 

## I RATE 

# I REMARKS 

# I FlOZlA (LBS AI/A) 

# I Pears (Donnant Pear psylla 

# I 8

- 16 

# IMay be combined with 2 to 8 gallons ofspray oil pel acre. Apply

### throUg~t~elayed (0.2-0.4) I during the dormant through delayed donnant growth periods Dormarlt 

# , ) only.., Pears (Pre-Bloom) Codling moth 

## I 8 - 16 

### [ Pre-bioom sprays can be applied frem donnant through bud Green fruitwonn 

# I {0.2-0.4) 

# Iburst stages. Pear psvlla 

## • Apply by air or ground equiprnenL By air. apply 1n a minimum 0110 gaUons 01 'I'Iaterper acre. By ground, apply in 25·400 

## , 

# • • gallons 

### of fmlshea spray per ac.e. Use suffiClen. water.o obtam unllorm coverage. 00 not apply more than O.65lb ai/A perseason. Do

### not apply more It@n 0.25 1'0 ailA per application. • Apply every 10**Qa~s** 

### oras needed. • Do not graze livestock in treated areas. • Do not feed covercr s from treated areas 

### to livestock. 

# ,

, I 

# i
I , 

# I

# , 1----

CROP TARGET PESTS

WalnU1s Codling moth Navel orangeyrorm Walnut husk fly



# I

OTHER CROPS

CROP

Altalfa: lucerne, sainfoin, holy clover, esparcet, blrdsfoo1 trcfoit and varieties and/Of hybrids of these. Atfalfa grown for 

# ,,," j TARGET PESTS 

# I Alfalfa caterpittar

ArmYl'forms Blue altalfa aphid Cuw,orms Green clovarworm Green peach aphid loopers Pea aphid Spottedalfalta aphid Velvetbean

caterpillar Webworms Alfalfa weevil Cucumber beeUe Egyptian alfalfa



### weevil Moadow spittlebug Plant bugs

(inc!uding 

### Lygus spp.) Potato leafhopper Stink bugs 

# I 

# I ! 

# I I 

# , ,

! 

# ! MasterLabel- Marked Copy 

### Page 19 oJ 

### 26

,---, 

### WALNUTS RATE 

# I REMARKS FlOVA 

## i (LBSAVA)



# a-16 Apply by air or ground equipmenl. By air. apply in a minimum of (0.2- OA) 10 gallons o! water per acre. By ground, apply in 25-400 gatlons of**~ni$hed** spray per acre. Use sufficiem water to obtain uniform coverage, 

# IAppty I'mcn insects appear. 

# I

Aoplyavery 10 davs oras nellded.
Do noi apply more than 0,75 

### 10 aliA 

### per season, 

# I00 not agp!v more than 0.25!b aliA**~r** apQligatiQn. 

### ! Do not

### a I 

### ppywithin 1 do.

### yof harves!.
Do not graze livestock in treated areas. Do not feed cover crops from trea1ed areas 10 livG$tock,



### ALFALFA 

## RATE FlOZlA (lBSAM)



### 2-8 (0.05 -0.2)



### 4-8 (0.1 -0.2) 

# IREMARKS 

# I [ Apply by air orground equipment. By air, apply In a minimum of



### 2 galtO!1s ofwater 

### por acre. By ground, apply in a minimumof 

# i to g.allonll of water per acr.e: Usehfgher gallonage, 5-10

### ~IIO~ 

# I ,

by air or 20 by ground, offmlshed spray per acre when foliage IS dense and/or when pest populat\ons arc hiQh. 

# i Use higher recommGnded dosagG for increased pest pressura cr

'II for increased residuat pest control. Avoid apptication when bees

are actively foraging by applying during the early morning or 

### ! during the evening hours.

Apply only to fields planted to pure stands ofalfalfa. May be**appli~d** up until harves; when rates of O. t pound per active per Gcre or tess are used. When mtes greater than 0.1 pound active per acro

### are used, 

### do not apply within t4 days of harvcst.


### Do not apply more than 0.2 Ib ailA perculling.
00 not apply mere than 0.2 ib ai/A per application. 

### Apply every 

### 30 days or (1,$ neooed. 

# I I

## MasterLabel

- Marked Copy 

## Page 20 of

## 26

CORN (FIELD), FIELD CORN GROWN FOR SEED, POPCORN (Pr&-emergent and Foliar Use) CROP TARGET PESTS 

# I RATE 

# i REMARKS 

# I FLOZIA 

# , 

# , {LBS AliA) 

# I Field Corn, Field Army..vorm 

# I 4 

### 8 May 

### be applied as a preplant incorporated, pre·emergence, or at com grown for Cutworm {O.t 

### -0.2) planting time application, Apply 

### in the time period Irom 5 days seed, Popcorn Stalk borers as a broadcasi prior to ptanling up to emergence01 the crop. Apply as a (Pre-emergent Use) sprey broadcastspray by ground or air or 4-15 inch band using $uHicient spray volume to achieve adsquale coverage. 

### OR 

# , ! 0.3 -0.6 

## , Unear row ca!culations should 

### be used proportional to the 

## , 

# ! i cz per WOO standard Band WidthiRowWidth lormula to adjust rales tor 

# I linear feet row 

# Idifferent band widths or row spacings. Use higher rates of 

# I (based on a 4rr PERMETHRIN 

### 3.2 AG when incorporating inlo Ihe soil without band and 40" exceeding the recommendoo dOGage. row spacing) 

# i 

# I , When using tank mixes, obsSlve all restriclions and precautiol1S 

# , I 

# : Wilich appearon the labels 01 these products. Prcvide constant 

## I 

# i agltatJon during mixing and application to keep Ihe mixture in solution. FJeld Corn, Field Arrny'liOrm 

### 4 

# • 

# IApplv ever'! 7 days or as ngedeg. I Corn Grown lor (including Fail

Seed. Popcorn Army\'1orm) 

# i (D. 1 .- 0.2) 

### ! (Foliar Use) Com borer 

# ICo nQt**l:g?.2I~** mer.., than 

### 0.45 Ib ailA gPor season. European, I 

# I i Southwestem 

# IDo not**aopl~** more than O.t51b aitA peraggliCatlon. Com earworm 

# I Com rootworm 

# i

beetles 

# I**~i-aj;lply-mGl"'-IM~AQ4..aG\We-iAgreGiGfI~eHlGm** Cutworm 

### peT saaseR Flea beetle 

## , 09 l'1ef**m~tm_ls·ieGs-tR;m·6-Ga-y&-a~** Hop vine borer Sialk borers 

# iWhen Irealing for stalk borers, PERMETHRIN 

### 3.2AG must be Web\','Qrms 

# i Western bean 

### 2-4 I applied When or shortly before Iha stalk borer larvae are moving 

# , CUtworm into the corn from surrounding weeds and grasses. Mowing or (0.05
- O.t) bumdown herbicide is suggested

## to lniHale movement. For control ofcom eerYIorm. apply just belore silklng and continue as necessaryto maintain control. 

## • Apply by air or ground equipment Byair, apply in a minimum 01 2 goJloos ot water peracre. By grcund, apply in a m,'nJmum of 

### to gallons of waler per acre. Use sufficient water to obtain full coverage of foliage. 

# I • Do not apply withio 

### 30 days of halVest of groin or fodd&r (stover), 

## • Forage may be harvestoo on the 

### dayof<lpolicatior..

CORN (FIELD), FIELD CORN GROWN FOR SEED, POPCORN (At Plant Use) CROP TARGETPES!S RATE REMARKS 

## , FLOZIA Field Corn, Field Armywolm 

### 0.3 0:;:: per 1000 Apply as an in lurrow, band or T-band trealment using a corn grown lor Culworm linearfeet01 minimum 4" bar.d. seed, Popcorn Seed corn maggot' row Use table betowto determinethe PERMETHRIN 

### 3.2 AG needs (At Plant Use) Wireworm' lor eachacra. 

# I• i '

# "~

# ~ , ; 

## ,

## MasterLabel -lHarked Copy 

## Page 21 of26



# ,---------------------------------------------------------.,

CROP

Mushrooms (Mushroom houses llnd adjacent premise areas)

CROP
Range Grass (New Mexico only) 

# I 

# I

, 

# I MUSHROOMS (Mushroom Houses and Adjacent Premise Areas) TARGET PESTS

Mushroom flies

(Sclarld and Phorld adults)

TARGET PESTS
Range caterpillar 

# I RATE

, FLOZ 

# i lLaS AI) 

# ! 2-2.5 

# I (0.05
- 

### 0.0625) 

# I
I 

# I , I 

# I i 

# i REMARKS
Apply in 30 

### ounces 01 waterorsuitable diluent. 

### Use t quart 

### 01 solution per stanCllrd double house (35,000 cu, 

### fl.: 8000 

### sq. ft.). 

# IApply"

## a foggiog '""'0001 I,,,lm,,t. 

# j Do not apply within 3 days 01 harves!.
i 

### Preparation 01 the building priorto fogging: (1) Crose all doors, 

# i windows, and ventilators, (2) Lock or barricade 

### all entrances, 

# i turn off pitot lights, post 'Naming signs, and take precautions to 

# I prevent persons and animals from entering the area. Use prior

, to filling the house, during coot-.down, during spawning, up to 

# ! pinning, and between breaks. Do not use when mushrooms are

, present. Treat oncedaily as needed when lIies appear. 00 not

'I make more than 20 applications priorto pinning ollirst break;

apply no more than two applications between each break. Do 

# I not apply more than 30 applications total por crop 01 5 breakS.

LenQth of exposure time should be limited to 1 hour; then 

# i ventilate the house. Use tans to ventilate in houses that do not 

# j have torced aircirculation. 

### ! 

# i Wear a respirator with ellher an organic vapor-removing

cartridge with a pre·1iIter approved lor pesticldes (MSHAfNIOSH I**app~o~t** 

### number pretix**TC-~C),** 

### or a canisterapprovad**~~r** 

### I nestiCKles IMSHAINIOSH approval number prefixTC-14G!.

RANGE GRASS {New Mexico Only} 

# I RATE REMARKS 

# I FL OZlA (LBSAI/A) 0.4 

# 1 Apply by 

### air or ground equipment. By air, apply in a minimum 01 

### (0.1) 

# 12 gallons of yater per acre. 

### By ground, apply In a minimum ot to gaUons ot tinlshed spray per acre. Use sufficient volume to obtain uniform coverage. 

# I I 

## , 

# , 

# I

Apply as needed. 00 not apply more than once per year. 

# i 

# I Cattle mlly be present curing application. 

# I i Do not harvest or feed havto livestock.

# I MasterLabel- Marked Copy Page22 of

## 26



# ,---------_._._--_.-

CROP
Soybeans SOYBEANS TARGET PESTS 

## j RATE

, FlOZlA 

# i (U,?SAVA) 

### Sean leafbeetle 

# I 2
- 4 Cabbage looper (0.05
- 0,1) Com rootworm

beetle 

### I' Cutworms ,I 

### Flea beetle Green cloverworm 

# IJapanese beetle 

## I Mexican bean 

# I beetle Potato leafhopper 

# j Sa!tnarsh caterpillar 

# I

{Woolybear caterpillar) I 

# ! Apply by airor ground equipment By air. apply in a minimum of

'1' 

### 2 gallons of water per acre. By ground. apply in 

## a minimum of

, 10 gallons ofwater per acre. 

# I

PERMETHRIN 

### 3.2AG may aiso be applied using refined non

# I volatile vegetabfe oil for**co~trol.of** 

### listed**p~sts: PE~~ETHR!N** 



### . 3.2 AG shOuld be diluted With Ol! and applied In 

### a minimum of 1 

# I i 

### Quart total volume per 

### acre using equipment calibrated to give

adequate coverage. When applying In water by aireralt, t quart : of Oil may be substiluted for 1 

### quar! 01 waler per gallon of 

# I finished spray.

Do notaoply more than 

### 0.4 Ib eVA par 

### S&1son. Thistlecaterpillar 

# I Ve!ve!bean 1 

### Do not apply more than 0.21b 

### aliA per application,

### ~~~~t'~"P~iliI~I'~'------~--------__1 Seet 

### armyv.'Orm 

### 4

- 8 

# I cern eai"\'.'orm {0.1

_ O.2} : 

### Applv every 10 days or 

### as needed_ Soybean looper 

# i Webworms 

# I Do not graze treated areas orfeed soybean forage or 

### hay. 

# i Do not appl' within 

### 60 days

### 01 halVest. 

# ORNAMENTALS
CHRYSANTHEMUMS CROP TARGET PESTS 

# I RATE 

# i REMARKS FlOZ 

# , L (LBS AI) Chrysanlhemums Uriomyza !eafminer 

# i 20 AVOid spraying the blooms. May be applim.! on

### a weekly flies 

### [0.5) schedule. 

# i per 100 gallons of water 

### G<wOOR: NOTE: PERMETHRIN 

### 3.2 AG has demonstrated 

### {1 teaspoon per 

# ! galien} ; exceilent plantsafetY; however, not all cultivars have been 

# I Itested. Before treating large numbers ofplants ofa particular cullivar, treata few plants and observe prior to full"scale application,

CON!FERS (Con1alner and Field Grown) CROP 

# ITARGET PESTS 

# ! RATE 

# !REMARKS 

## I FlOZlA (lBS AliA) Conifers Nantucket pine tip 

# I 4-8 PERMETHRIN 

### 3.2 AG may be diluted in a non-volatae vegetable (container and field mOth (0.1

- 0.2; 

# I oil Of 

### water in 

### a minimum of 1 

### gellon of finishoro spray per 

### acre grown) using equipmentcalibrated to give adequate coverage. 

# I I 

# j Begin appllca1ion when the adults appearand repeat at5 to 7

day intervals or as needed throughout the season. 

# ! I

i



# I

# I CROP

Ornamental nursery slock (field grown) 

### Muster Label- 

### Marked Copy 

### Page 23 of26

ORNAMENTAL NURSERY STOCK (Field Grown) TARGET PESTS
Bagworm Beet annyo.>lOrrn CabbagQ !ooper Citrus thrips laoo bug**lealhoppe~** leatminers Whilellies RATE FlOZ (LBSAIl



### 4-8 (0.1-0.2) per 

### 100 gallons at waler 

## 1 REMARKS 

# I , I PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG may be used to centrol specltied pests on 

# I ncn·edibte ornamentals and non·bearing ptants offrutting 

# !species. 

# I i

### ~ioR? NOTE: Marg1nat teat bum may occur on Satvia, 

# I , ,i Dieffenoachla and Pteris Fern. Application 10 blooming ptants may cause oro'tlfllng of pelats. 

# i

II ' 

# IPERMETHRtN 

### S.2 AG Ms demonslrated e)(cetlem 

### plant satety; 

### " I' however, not all species and cultivars have been testoo. Before 

# l ________ L

_______ .J.I

______

# .J.J'~""''1'"".g~'','''_'''~o!!"~m"'.'"',',o.',p~"JO~"-'O~'~'!£iP'~rt~.!'l!"-i~'-"".'~'£i'"'cy,_'_10_'_'_' __ 1' , few olants 

### and observe prior to full-scale annlication.

.

CROP

Pine seed orchards

CROP

Roses (tield grown) TARGET PESTS

Conewonns Seoo ougs



# !TARGET PESTS 

# , 

# I Hgjiolhis spp. 

# I

! , , piNE SEEDORCHARDS RATE 

### FLOZ



### 8 in 100 gallons

el wa1er (0.025% dilution

byw9ight) 

### '2 in 100 gallcns

at water (0.12:5% dilution by weIght) 

### 30 peracre 

# j REMARKS 

## 1To control webbing ceneworm - make tirsl applicalion within 1

week of iemale flower closure orpeak pollen 

### tIIghL To control other ceneworms andseed bugs
- mllKe tirst application within 

### SO days tollow1ng temale flower closure. Rapeatapp!iCalions at 

### 4week inlervals, out do nOI appty more than 

### 6 applications.
For high volumesprayers, apply 

### 5 to to gallons at Ilnished spray per IrEe.
For lo\"rvolume sprayers, apply too galions pertroo.
Fer aerialapplication, use in nolless than 10 gallons 01 water. 00 not graze**lil'esto~** in trealed areas. Do not feed Caller crops trom treated areas to livestock. Avoid conlact with a en water.

ROSES (Field Grown) RATE Rt:.MARKS FlOZlA (LBS AlIA)

.



## 4-S Apply by airor ground equipment. By air, apply**~'"l** a minimum ot I (O.I-O.2) 2 galions at water per acre. By ground, apply in a minimum or . 

### to gailons at finished spray peracre. 

# IMaster 

### Label- Mnrl(ed Copy Page 24 of 2"

ROSES (Greenhouse) 

# , CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZ (LBSAI) Roses Beet armyworm 

# I 8 PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG is nol phytotoxic to the loIlowing varieties (grconhou'lc) Co.bbnQctoopor (0.2) 

## I of grccnhou!lo ronc:;: Buitano., Bottinn, Cam. Mtll, Coquotto, Omnivorous per 

### 100 gallons 

# I Excitement, ForeverYours, G. Wave, Jack Frost. Jr. Bridesmaid, 

# I tealroller of water**~/latildor,** Paul's Plnk, Samantha, Seventeen, Sooia, TOlVn Crier, 

# ITropicana and 

### Visa. Othilrvarieties mayvary in theirsensitivity 

# I to PERMETHRIN 

### 3.2 AG, and

### asma!! number

### 01 plants should be treated under local conditions to determine ptant safely prior

. to commorciat 1.100. 

# OTHER USES

SITE

ForApplication In: Dairies, Barns, Feedlots, Stables, Poullry houses, Swine and Livestock houses

General Information PREMISES SPRAY (For Agricultural Use Only) 

# ITARGET PESTS 

# I i 

# ! House 

### flies, Stable 

# I flies and other manure breeding 

# I flies



### Also aids in 

### the 

# I reduotion of Cockroaches,

" Mosquitoes and Spiders 

# I I RATE FLOZ 

# IREMARKS 

# i 4 

# ISpray directly to walls 

### and cemng 

### as residuat surfacetreatment to 

### 12.5 gallons i only. Re-treat as necessary, but notmore often than once every of water ' 

### 2 weeks. Sprayer: apply 

### 1 gallon pgr

### 750 sq. 

### ft. 

### of space 

### 00 not treat manure or litter. Do nol apply directly to livestock or poultry. Avoidcontamination of leed and wateL The use ofaoy residualfly spray should be supplemental with proper m!i!lure management and generel sanitation to reduce or eliminate flv braedino-sites. 

## TREATMENT OF PRECONSTRUCTION LUMBER AND LOGS PERMETIiRIN 3.2 AG shOuld be diluted

... 

### Jith water. To prepare the spray. dilute PERME7HRIN 3.2 AG as shown in the lollowing spray dilution chart: 

## ! GALLONS OF PERMETHRIN GALLONS OF PERMETHRIN GALLONS OF PERMETHRIN GALLONS OF SPRAY 

# I 3.2 AG FOR 3,2 AG FOR 3.2AG FOR MIXTURE DESIRED 

### 0.5% 0.75% 1.0%

, SOLUTION SOLUTION SOLUTION 

### 40 

# , , '!:. t 

### 80 I 

# I m 2 200 2\6. 3% 

### 5 

### 400 

# I**7~** 

### 5 

### 10 800 

## i 10 15 

### 20

, 

# , i DIrections for Applicatron To protect unseasoned lumber and logs from wood destrOying insects, such as Termites, CarpenterAnls and Beetles {Ambrosia, Powder-post, Old house borers and olhersj, tctallytreat wood

### \-vith a 0.5% to**1.0~-;** So(ulion of PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG. This solulion can be applied by\'arious methods including spraying, brushing, dipping, and pressure treatment. Frequent monitoring of dip 

### and pressure systems are necessary to insure thai the deSired level 

### 01 PERMETHRtN 3.2 AG 

### is maintained. Wood can be handted affer treafmentwhen dry. 1 

# I
I

, 

# I I

## Mn"terLabel- Marl.ed Copy Page 25 of26

1. 

### Fordip trootmenls, lhe 

### \vood shouid be totally submersed in the solution until thcroughly wotand t!1en allowed 10 dry In a suitable localion. D!pping solutions towhich PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG has been 

### added should beagitated before use It left unusedfor long periods of lime. Sediment, debris and other deposils should 

### be periodically cleaned 

### ftom the tank. 

### 2.

3. 

### 4. For pressure treatments the wood should be placed in lhetreatment chambet, the PERMETHRIN 

### 3.2AG solution added and the system pressurized up to 

### 250 pSi for up to one hour depending 

### on the densityand type ot\\,'{)od treated. After the pressure is 

### released and lhe syslem drained, Ihe 

### wood should 

### be placed in a suilable location for drying. For spray treatmenls. the wood should be sprayed lhoroughly including back and ends. For brush lreatmenls, all parts of wood surfaces should be thoroughly lreatGd. 

## STORAGE AND DISPOSAL PO$tlcideStorage Store at temperatures above**40~F** 

### (saC). If feasIble, shake container well before using. If crystals form, warm to room lemperalure by placing conlainer in a room al ambienl lemperature 70e F**(21~C)** 

### until crystals dissolve. Do not use or slore near hGat. open Iiame or hal surfaces. Keep outof reach of children and animals. Slore in a dry place and avoid excess heat in slorage. Store in original containers only. Carefully open containers. After partial use, replace lids and closetighlly. Do not putconCllntrate or dilute material into food or drink conlainers. Do not contaminale olher pesticidGs. fertilizers, water, food, or feed bystorage or disposal. In case of spill, avoid contacl, isolate area and keep oul animais and unprotected persons. To confine spill. dike surrounding area or absorb wilh sand, cat litter, commercial clayor gel absorbenls. If 

### dry material, cover fo prevent dispersal. Place damaged package in a holding conlainer. Identify contents. Pestlcide DIsposal Pesticide wastes are toxic. Improper disposal of excess pesticide, spray mixture, or rinsale is a violalkln of Federal 

### Law. If 

### these wasles cannol be disposed of by use according 10 label instructions, contact your State Pesticide or Environmental Conlrol Agency, or the Hazardous Waste representative at the nearest EPA Regional OHice 

### for guidance. Container DIsposal Metal Containers; Triple rinse (or equivalenf). Tnen offer for recycling or reconditioning, or puncture and dispose of in a sanitary landfill, or by otherapproyed Stale and Local procedures. Plastic Contiliners: Triple rinse (or equivalent). Then offer for recycling ::Ir reconditioning, or dispose of in a sanitary landfill, or incineration, or, if allovmd by state an610cal authoritiBS, by buming. If bumed, stay out of smoke. Returnable/refillabteSealed Containers: Do not rinse container. Do not empty remaining formulaled product. Do not break seals. Retum inlactto pointof purchase.



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# Dealers Should Sell in Original Packages Only.

## MasterLahel- Marked Copy Page 26 of 26



## WARRANTY STATEMENT James Oliver Products, LLC warranls that this product conforms to the chemicatdescripUon on the label thereof and is reasonably fit lor purposes stated on such tabel only when used in accordance with directions under normal useconditions. It Is impossible to eliminate all risks inherently associated with usc of this product. Crop injury, ineffectiveness, orother unintended consequences may result because otsuch factors as weatherconditions, presence 

### 0/ othermaterials, or

### the manner

### 01 useorapplication, 

### all of which are beyond the control 

### 01 James Oliver Products, LLC. To the extent at!owed by law, James Oliver Products, LLC shall in no event be liable lor consequenfial, special, or indirecf damages resulting from the use or handling ot this product. 

### All such risks shall be assumed by the Buyer. In addition 

### to theforegoing, no purchaserof fhill product (other than an end user) shall 

### be entitled fo any reimburSGITlent forany toss suffered ase resull ofany suspension orcancellation 

### 01 the registrafion for this product bythe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Except, as warranted by tl1is laba!, James Oliver Products. LLC makes no warranties, guarantees, or representations 

### 01 any kind, either expressed or implied, orby usage 

### of trade, statutoryor otherwise, with regard to tl1e product sold, inctuding, but not limited to merchantability,fitness lOr a partlcularpurpose, useoreligibllilyof the product for any particutartrade usage. To the extent consistent with apPlicable law, the exclusive remedy of any buyer or userof this product tor any and all losses, injuries, ordamage resulflng from or in anywayarising from the use, handling, or application 

### 01 this product, whether in contract, warranty, tort, negligence, strict iiability, orothel\'iise, shan be damages not exceeding the purchase price paid for fhis product or, at James Oliver Products, LLC election, the replacement

### 01 thiS product.

EPA

### Reg. No. 83222-3

(submit 053008) 

### J, Oliver PrOducts 3187 Robertson Gin Ad.

Hernando, MS 38632 EPA Est. No, 53883-TX'()02 7401-TX-001 44616-MO-o01

# June 30. 2008 

# DocumentProcessingDesk (RED) 

## Office ofPesticidePrograms (7504P) 

# US Environmental Protection Agency One Potomac Yard 2777 S. Crystal Drive 

# Room S-4900, 41hFloor Arlington. VA 22202 Attention: 

## Mr. GeorgeLaRocca (PM#13) 

# RE: Pennethrin 3.2 AG; EPAReg. No. 83222-3 

# Revised Labeling as per AgencyLetter 

# dated February 21, 2008 Dear Mr. LaRocca: Please find enclosed the revised labeling as requestedby the Agency in the letter dated February 21,2008. This label was due May 30th, 

# 2008 buthad been misplaced 

# by my client. We are enclosing the following documents to comply with this request: 1. One (1) 

# copy ofmarked labeling with the deleted text lined through and the additional text underlined. 

# 2. Three (3) copies ofclean labeling. Should you have any questions, or wish to reach me, please feel free to contact our office at 203- 740-1200. 

# Sincerely,

# l1u:1LAgent to J. 

# OliverProducts

lIS Obtuse Hill· Brookfield, Connecticut 06804· USA Voicc: 203.740.1200· Fax: 203.740.1220· Email: lmiller@biologicconsulting.com

# ,.,. 

# M"" .,;M_."r".

......**~**

# ..,.".. F**~A,** 

# '" . O. No. 

# """

# . ,.,..,,- United States 

# § Registration OPP klMltlfl.r Numbef 

# &EPA Environmental Protection Agency Amendment W

.. 

### hingt.n, DC 20460 

# I Other

Application for Pesticide
- Section I 1. Cornp.nylProduct

### Number 

### 2. EPA. Product

### Manl;et 3, Propo.ed Ciuei{"lCItion 

## 83222·3 

## G. LaRocca 

# o Non• 

# o Rutrict.cl •• Company/Produtt (Nam.) 

## PM.



## Permethrin 3.2 AG 13 5. Name**.~** 

### AddteD of Appllc.nt (Include ZIP CDd.j 

### 6. Expedited Reveiw. In accordance 

## with F1FRA Section 3(c1(31 

## J. Oliver Products Ib){i), my product [s similar or 

### identical in composition and labeling 

## 3187 Robertson Gin Road to: 

## Hernando, MS 38632 EPA. Reg. No. 

# o ChIck H 

### th&;#. n.w IddrNfl 

## Product Name 

## Section
- II 

# 0 Mn,ndment· Elcpl.in below. 

# U Final 

### printed 

### l.b.E.in repson•• to 

### A;.ncyI,nerder.d 

# :J RlSubmies.ion inre,pOlUle to Allencv I,nor deted 

# 0 "1.1, 

### Teo" Application. 

# 0 Notificetion' Explain below. 

# 0 Othe'

- Explain b.tow. Explanation: Use addition,1 peOee,1 if necusery, IFor sectlen Iond 

### Section II.} Revised labeling as perEPA 

### letterda1ed February 21,2006.**~** 

# Section
- III to MI,.rill Thi8PrOcNct Willa.**Plck~1d** 

### In: Child-R.sistant Peckaoino Unit P.ck'Oing Wiler Salubl. P.ck'oino 

### 2. Typ. af Contliner 

# Et Et 

# a Y

.. 

# f;J

MO'. 

## No No No PI"tie GIIS. I 

## CNtlliclltion

## must If**~**

### .." No. p.r If 

### "Yes" No. per Peper Unit P.ckegino wot. conU!ner Pickage wgt conteiner ather (Specify!' 

## be submitttJti 

# , 3. 

### Lac.tion of Net Contentl Information .(. Sb:I(I) Ret.til Cont.tirter S. 

### Loc.tion of label OIll1ctionl



# IJ Lob., 

# LIConteiner 

# I=l 6. 

### MInnerin Which Lebel i, 

### Affixed to Product 

# tjUthoo!1l.P

### h 

# 0 Othlt Paper ued 

### Stemired

# Section
- IV 1. Contlct Point /Complefe lrllfM diret;tfy b-rDw

### for 

### identlficeriDn of 

### individwl

### to beconrectld, 

### if neCU$ery', to

### proCH# this .""nc.ritJn.1 

### Hom. 

## -r ... TelepheM No. Iinciudl Ar
..

### Code) 

## Jane M. Miller Agent 

### (203) 740-t2QO 

## Certification 6. 

### Olte Applicltion Icertify thet the atetoments I

# rn.VI made on this lorm and 

### ell ett&Chment. thereto are true, Iccurlte 

### .M complete. Rectlj'ved I**eCkno~~1l1** 

### thlt .ny knowlinglly fel" or misleeding ,tetementmlybl puni,hlble by 1Ine 

### or impri.onment or both U 

### IrIpplicable lew. 

## (Stampedl
2. Signer.1 3. 

### Title 

# fY\ 

# IY\.)I AgM'**~** 

### .(. Typed 

### anw S.Oet• 

## Jane 

## M. bmr:r 

## June 30, 2008



# .. 

# '.

. . EPA Form 8570-1 IRlV, 3-94)PreVIous editiOns Ite ebsolete, 

### Whltl 

### EPA FilII 

### COf'y (ontlnll)

## MasterLabel-Marked Copy Page 1 of26



## RESTRICTED USE PESTICIDE 

# Due to Toxicityto Fish and Aquatic Organisms For 

### retail sale to and use only by Cartlfled Applicators. or persons under Ihelrdirect supervision, and onlyforthose uses covered bythe Certified Applicator's certlflcation 

# PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG

Active Ingredient Permethrtn'

.......................................................................................36.8% Olherlngredlcmts'"

.........................................................................**~** 

### TOTAl.

......................................................................................... tOO.O% "cisltrans 

### raHo: Max. 

### 42% (:t) oisand 

### min. 58% 

### (±) lrans 

### •• Contains petroleum distiBates. Contains 3.2 pounds permothrin per gallon 

### as an**amulslt~e** 

### concentrate. 

### KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN 

## CAUTION

to do so by

### apotson control centerordoctor

ot water tor t5·20 minutes
thon continue rinsing eye 

## • • • If 

### person is not breathing, call 91 

### t oran ambulance, then give 

### arlilieial respiration, preterably by mouth 

### 10 mouth if 

### possible

Net Corttents:

__

## PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS. Hazards to Humans & Domestic Animals. 

## MasterLabcl-Marked Copy Page 2of26

CAUTION. Harmful 

### it swallowed, inhaled or nbsorbedthrough theskin. Avoid contactwith skin, eyes orclothing. Avoid breathing vapor or spray mist.Wash thoroughlywUh soap and watar after handling. Remov6 contaminated clothing and wash before reuse. Do not allow people orpets on treated surfaces untU thespray has dried. Do not touch troated surfaces until the spray hasdlled. 

## Personal Protection

All pesticide handlers (mixers, loaders, and applicators) must woar: -long-sleeved shirt and long panls • Shoes plus socks • Chemical-resistant glovestorall handlers GXCept for applicators using motorized ground equipment. pilots. and lIaggers. • Ch6!T!ical-resistanl apron tor mixerslloaders, persons cleaning eguipment, and persons exposed to theconcenlrate. See engineering controls for additionel requirements. ,"floftl'lo "Kldllell; siluted iR a666FSaR&O 

### with labekjireGli0n&4Of 1169, al1dAJr vmeR I'IIbdR9 eRd IQadiAg IISiFl9 a GleGed sllraytaJlk traRsf9r 'YGtom sUGh 81; U fum, Gr an iA liRe inj9GI:or t;ysillm,**S~iR,** paRts, GOGks,**s~ells,** eRd watel'pTeef 616'>'e6 8Fe sllffieioFlI. Follow menutacturer's Instruction for cleaning/maintaining PPE. If no such Instructions areavailable torwashables, use detergent and hot water. Keep end wash**pp~** sGparalely from olher laundry.

User Safety Racommendatlons: Usersshould: Remove clo\hin Immedlatel 

### if sticide ts Inside. Then wash thorou I and ut on clean clothin



## EnvIronmental Hazards This produot 

### is extremelytoxicto aquatic ornamjsms.iQCludiog tish and iny!!rtebrales. Do notapply direcUy

### to water, or

### to areas where surface water is present orto intertidal areas belowthe meanhigh water mark. Do not applywhen weather conditions favor driftfrom treated areas. Drift and runofffrom treated areas may be haZardous to aquatic organisms in neighboring areas, 00 not contaminate waterwhan disposing ot equipment wash waters.

This product is highlytoxic to beos oXj)Osed 10**~** treatment on bloomlng crops orweeds. Do not applythis product oraHow it to drifllQ blooming 

### crops orwoods while beas areactivelyvisiting Ihetreetment area. 1I01llillille 10 'oleamlRg, plllloR shodaiRg Of Flestaf**~WGiRfi** pait6 ol-plaRtr; if Deea mayklr.age 91'1 Ihe plaFlt!! dw,il'lll thill time peFied. ne3 day limlt®clFI Gi9B!! I'Igl 3!JPly 

### if**~e** appliGator 9peratoo-/I'I a &lato 

### with a 1911J1al, state apPfa'Jsd Dee pTatoGlieR PFQuram, aAg ij}o aplllisat9T kllle

.. Y6 

### aN 3ppliGabill fOIIWiF9f'Fl8RIG oflIo1w stalll apprQ\'ed p'a\1Fam QeGiSRed

### to OASWl'e**1~31** maAa!led '0996 ATO Aot pmt6nl iA ,1010 Irsatmontarlla IIw,IRI1 

### "\tile tim8 paRad. 

## Physical/Chemical Hazards Do not useor store nearheat or open lIeme. 

## DIRECTIONS FOR USE It is a violation of Federal law to usethis product in a manner inconsistent wilh its labeling. Do not applythis product In a waythat Will contact workers orother persons, oitherdirecUy orthrough drill. Only protected handlars may be In the area during npplicallon. Forany requirements specific to your State orTribe, consultthe agency responsible tor pesticide regulation.

## Master Label- Marked Copy Page 3 of26

Resistance: Someinsecls are known

### to develop resistance to products used repeatedly for control. Because the developmentof resistance cannot be predicted, the use ofthis product should conform 

### to resistance managementstrategies established tor Iha use area, Consult your looal orstate agricultural authoritiesfor deteils, It resistance to this productdevelops in your erea, this product, orother product!; with a similar mode

### 01 action may not provide adequate control. It poorperformance cannot 

### be attrlbut&d to Improp!lrapplication orextremawealf1er conditions, a resistant strain of Insect may 

### be presen!. If you experience difficultywith control and resistance is e reasonable cause, immediatelyconsultyour local agricultural advisorfor\he best eltamatlve melhod of control foryour area. 

# Agricultural Use Requirements Usethis productonly in accordance witl1 its labeling and with thoWorker Protection Standard, 40 CFR Part t70. This Standard contains requirements torthe protection of agricultural 

### wolto:ors on farms, torests, nurseries and greenhouses, and handlers of agricultural pssticides. 

### It contains requirements fortraining, decontamination, notification, and emergency assistance. It also contains spec1fic instructions and excaptions pertaining

### to Ihe statements on this label about personal protective equipment 

### (PPE) end**restrictod~ntry** interval. The requirements In this box only apply to uses onthis productthat are covered byWorker Protection Standard. 

### Do not enter or attow worker entry 

### to trealed areas duringtha restricted entry Interval (REI) of 

### 12 hours. PPE 

### required for early entry totreated aroas that 

### Is permlned underthe Worl<er Protection Standard and that involves contactwith anything that has been treated, such as plants, scil orwater, is: • Covera!!s • Shoes plus socks. • Chemical-resistant gloves made of anv water root meterial. 

### 6UGR-a 

## Chemigation Apply this producfonly through the following types ot sprinkler irrigation: center pivot, latera! 

### move, end tow, sleIG (whael) rotl, traveler, big gun, solid set, orhard

### move lITigation systems. Do not apply this productthrough any other

### type ofirrigation system. 

### 00 notconnect an irrigation system (including greenhouse systems) used for pesticide application to a public water system. Crop injury, lack ot effectiveness, or illegal residues in thecrop can result from non-uniform distributionottreated water. For questions concerningcalibratIon consultthe equipment manutactureroryour local State Extension Service representative. A person knowledgeable ot the chemigatlon system end responsible for its operation, or person underthe supervision 

### of the person responsible, sha!! shut thesystem

### down and make necessary ad!ustments should tha need arise. Thesystem must contain e functional check valva, vacuum relief vaive, and low pressuredrain appropriately located on the Irrigation pipeline to preventwatersourcecontamination from backflow. 

### Tho pesticide infection pipeline must alsocontain a functional, normally closed, solenoid-operafed valve located on \he intake side of the Injection pump and connected fathe system Interlock

### to prevant lIuid 

### from being withdrawn from tha supply tankwhen tha irrigation system is eitherautomatically or manuallyshut down. 

### The system mustcontain functional Interlocking controls

### to automaticallyshut offfhe pesticide intecUon pumpwhen thewater pump mctorstops. The irrigation lin& or water pump mustinclude a lunctional pressure switch which 

### will stoptha water pump motorwhen 

### the water pressure decreases tothepoint where pesticide distribution is adversely affecled. Systems must usea metering pump, such as a positive diSplacement injection pump (e.g., diaphragm pump) effectively designed and constructed of materials thatare compatible with pesticides and capable of 

### beingfitter with 

### a system Interlock. 

### 00 notapply when wind speed favors drift beyond the area Intended for treatment. PERMETHRIN 

### 3.2 AG should 

### be applied continuously for the duration 

### 01 the water application. PERMETHAIN 

### 3.2 AG should be diluted in suffICient volumeto ensure aC1::urate application ofthe areato 

### be trooted. When using chemigation, 

## a minimu-n of

### O. t Inch per 

## ecre of irrigation water is recommended. Agitation genoratly 

## Is not required when a suitable diluent Is used. A**d~uent** test should 

### be conducted to ensure that phase separation wlll not oocur during dilutiO/l and application. Fanure to achieve a unitorm dllullon throughout the timeof application may result in undesirable residues or less than desirable control. 

## Commercial Impregnation and Application on Dry Bulk FertiliZers PERMETHRIN

### 3.2 AG may

### be Impregnated on dry bulk fertilizers. When applied as directed, PERMETHRIN 

### 3.2 AG

### Idry bulk tertllizer mixtur&s provlda Insect control equal tothat provided by the same rates 

### of PERMETHRIN 

### 3.2 AG applied in water. The PERMETHRtN 

### 3.2 AG/lertillzer mhrtures may be surlace applied orshallow incorporated. The higher rate shoold 

### be used if Incorporation is used.

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Impregnation: Apply using a minimum 01 200 pounds ofdry bull< lertilizer per acre and upto a maximum of450 pounds per acra with the recommended amount ot PERMETHRIN 3.2AG per acre. Use a closed rotary-drum mixeror 

### a**sim~ar** typeot closed blenderequipped with suitable spray equipmen1. 

### The spray nozzle(s) should bo position 10 provide a unitorm, tine spray pattem overthe tumbling tertlllzerforthorough coverage. The physical properties 

### of tertilizers very particulerly in 

### ftquid absorption capacity. When absorptivity Is sufficient, simplyspray Impregnationotthetartilizer with PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG provides a satisfactory, dry mixture. Ifthe absorptive CllpACity is inadequate, the use01 a highlyabsorptiVe powder is required to provide

### a dry, flowable mixture. Microcel 

### E (Johnson Manville Product Corporation) Is 

## a recommended absorbent powder. Generally less than

### 2% 

### by weight of Microoel E is requIred. 

### DO NOT Impregnate PEAMETHRIN 3.2AG onto straight coated ammonIum nitrateorstraight limestone beCause these materials wifl not absorb tho insecticide. Dry lertlfllerblends contaIning mixtures otammonium nitrate or limestone may be Impregnated with PERMETHRIN 3.2AG. The amount of PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG actually required in Iho preparation 01 individual IGrtiHzar mixtur9s should 

### be det9rmined carefully toreach production operation. This 

### is nscassatyto ensure that the amount ot pesticide actually contaIned In the mixture applied to the 

## soil represents the correct rat of

## use. Bulk tertilizer Impregnated with PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG should be applied Immediately. 

### not stored. All individualstale regulations relating to bulkdrytertllizer blending. regIstration, labeling and application olthe mIxtures are the rasponsibillty ot Ihe individual and/orcompany selling the tertillzer and PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG mixture.

Only apply

### oroducts contaIning oermethrin onto tields were 

### a maintained vegetative bulferstrip 

## of at least 

### 10 leet exists between thetield and 

## down gradient aquatic habitat.



## Spray Drift Requirements Onlv applythis product 

### if the wind direction tavers on·target dep®aion. Do notapplywhen wind velocity exceeds t

### 5 mph,

Useonly medium orcoarse spraynozzles 

## (!2r ground and non·ULV aerial application) accordinQ toASAE (5572) detinHion for standard nozzles. In condillon ot 

### low humidhy and high temperature, applicators shoilid use a coarser droplet size. Ground Appncatron forground applications wind speed must be mejlSurt!d adlacentto

### tho application Site on the upwind side. Immediately prior

### to aoollcation, Foraround 

## boom applications, apply using a Mule heighl ot

### no mort! than 4 teet 

### above the ground orcrop

### canopy. For airblast applications. tum offoutward pointing nozzles at row ends and when spraying the outertwo rows. To mlnlmjze spray loss over the top in orchard apolications, spray must

### be dirtclad intothe

### canoDY. Aerla! Application The spray

## boom should be mounted on the aircraftso asto minlmi.!:, drift causae! 

### by wingtio or rotor vortices. The minimum practical 

## boom length should be used arn.f must not exceed 75% ofwina soan or80% rotor diameter. Flight speed and nozzle orientation must beconsidered in determining dfOQlet size. 

# "
When applic(atlons are made

### With a cross·wind, theswathwill be displaced downwind. The nppiicator must compensate for Ihis displacement at the downwjnd edge ofthe application area by adjusting the path of the aircraft upwind.

## MasterLabel- Marked Copy PageSof26

GENERAL USE INFORMATION Important: PERMETHAIN 3.2 AG 

### is toxictofish. Exercise care When making applications nearponds,lakes, streams, reservoirs and othar aquatic environments Where lish are present. Foradviceconcerning currant control pmctices with relalion to specific local conditions, consultyour local State Cooperative Extension or ragulatory agencies. PERMETHRIN3.2 AG is formulated as an emulsifiable concentrate (EC) formulation and Is

### to be diluted with waler and applied as an emulsion.When tank mixingas an emulsion with olher products, observe all precautions and limrtations onthe tabels 

### of eech product in the mixture. PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG can be tank.-mixed with natural pyrethrln-contalning products or Insect Growth Regulators (IGRs). Do not tank. mixwith dichlorvos (DDVP) or other fumigant products. 

### DIRECTIONS FOR APPLICATION Unless otherwise directed 

### by registered supplemental labeling, follow the Directions lor Use in each crop group section. PERMETHAIN 3.2 AG is a 3.2 pounds per gallon fonnulation 01 the insecticide permethrin. Apply PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG When Insects appear or le9ding is noticed. The higher rate should be used as pest populations Increase. Repeat the application as necessary to maintain control. Use sufficient water 10 obtainfull covarage. With the exception ofcrops listed below, rotational crops should notbe planted within 60 days of lastapplication. This label must be In the possession of the user atthe time ofapplication. RATE CONVEASION CHART

POUNDSACTIVE PER FORMULATION OUNCES ACRE PERACRE 

### 0.05 2.0 0.10 

### 4.0 0.t5 

### 6.0 0.20 

### 6.0 0.25 to.O 

### 0.30 t2.0 

### 0." t6.0

## Index to Crops Listed on this Label Vegeta.ble crops: Artichoke Asparagus Avocado Cole Crops (Brasslca Leafy Vegetables) Collards and Turnips Com, Sweet Com, SWeet (Florlda only) Cucurbit Vegetables Eggplant Horseradish Leafy Vegetablos (except Brasslca) Onions, Bulb and Garlic Peppers, Bell Potatoes Tomatoes, Tematillos Tree Fruit and Nuts Almonds Apples Cherries Filberts Papaya (Florida only) Peaches and Nectarines Pistachios Pears Walnuts Other Crops Alfalfa Com (Fietd), Field Com Grown for Seed, Popcorn Pre-emergent Use Foliar Use Cam (Field), Field Com Grown for Seed, Popcorn At Plant USa Mushrooms Range Grass (New MeXico Only) Soybeans Ornamentals Chrysanthemum 

### Conifers (COntainer and Field Grown) Omamental NurseryStock (Field Grown) Ptne Seed Orchards Roses (Field Grown) Roses (Greenhouse) Other Uses Premises Spray Tmatment of Preconstruction Lumber and Logs 

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# VEGETABLE CROPS
AR11CHOKE CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZ/A (LBSAI/A) ArtiChoke Artichoke plume 

### 4-12 Apply byairor ground equipment. Sy air, apply in a minimum ot moth 

### (0.1 -0.3) 2 gallons 

### ofwater 

### peracm. By ground, apply in a minimum of leatminers to gallons ot water per acre. Use sufficlant water to obtain full coverage 01 foliage. ApplYevery to 

### daysas needed. Applications may

### be madeup

### to harvest.
Do Ntapply more than 0.9 IbalIA per season. 

### Do not appl' more tlW.(I 0::1 Ib ai/A 

# " licat! n

ASPARAGUS CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FL OllA LBS AlIA) Asparagus Asparagus beelle 

### '-4 Cutworms 

### 10.05 -0.1) Asparagus beetle 

### 4 Post harvest application only. Apply

## to the fern slags of Ihe Japanese beetle (O.t) asparagus plant afterspear harvesl when larval and adult stages

(AduM stage)' are present Lygus bugs Tamlshed plant bug 'Not tor control 01 this Insect in Carrtomia 

# • Apply byground in a minimum of to gallons ofwatar peracre. Use sufficientwater 

### to obtain full coverage atfoliage. 

## • Q2 nQt !U,1pl}!**m2r~** than O. t 112**~~A Q~:r**  !i!Ji!Qlic!!tion. 

# • 00 not apply more than 

### 0.04 Ib aliA persaason. 

## •**AI.lI.l~** §very 7 day&!; 

### i!§; !H!8geg 

# • Do not a I within 1da 01 harvestCROP

Avocado

CROP
Broccoli, Chlnes9 Broccoli (gai Ion. white tlowering broccoli), Brussels Sprouts; Cauliflower, Gavalo bro<:<:oIo. Kohlrabi

Cabbage, Chinese Cabbage (napa, tight-neaded variaties only) 

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AVOCADO TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS

## ItLOZl~) LBSAVA Avocado caterpillar 

### 8 Apply

### by ground equpment In 25-400gallons of**Un~hod** spray Avocado lacebug (0.2) per acre. Avocado leafhopper Avocado leafmller Apply every 

### 7 days as needru;t. Avocado looper Avocadotree girdler Avocado whiteUy ApplyWhen Insects lirstappear

### aRa fapaal 

### al7 la**~Q** 

### gay 

## Brown soft scala**IAIII~als** 

## as AllaH" Ie "",villa

### 0GntKII. Mirids OmniVOrous looper Orange tortrix DQ nQt !!.lmly momthan0.2 II:! 

## oitA !;ler !!.t!l2licati!ll· Scale crawlers Spanworm Do not apply more than 

### Q& Ib aUA per season. Thrips Twig borers Do not graze livestock in treated arGas. 

### 00 not teed covercrops trom treated areas

### to livestock. 

# i 00not apply within 

### 7 days 

### of harvest.

COLE CROPS
- 

### Brassiea Leafy Vegetabtes TARGET PESTS
Cabbage looper Armyworm 

### spp. Imported

cabbllgeworm Diamondback moth Plant bugs Thrips Cabbage aphid'

Cabbage looper Imported

cabbageworm Diamondback moth Southern white

butterHy Cabbs 

### e ald' RATE FL 

### OZlA LBSAIJA



# 2-' (0.05-0.t)



### 2-8 (0.05 -0.2) REMARKS
Apply 

### by air or ground equipment. 

### except for collards (ground eppllcallon only). By air, apply in a minimum of 2 gallons 

### of water 

### per acre. By ground, apply in a minimum of 

### 10 gallons ot water peraore. Use sufficientwater

### to obtain full ooverage ot tollage. Apply every 5 days as needed. Do

### not applywithin 

### t dayof harvest.**~** Do notapply more than 0.8 pound of 

### active ingredient per season. 

### 00 not apply morethan 

### 0.2 IboVA per application

.

• Aids In thesu ression onl Apply by air orground equipment. except forco/lards (ground appllcaUon only). ByaIr, apply

## m aminimum 

### of 2 gallons of wat9rporacre. By ground, apply in 

## a minimum ot 

### to gaffons 

### of water peracre. Use sutticient waterto obtain tull cOVerage 

### of foliage.

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Armyworm $PP. 

# '-8 Apply every5 - to days or as needed. Cutworms (0.1 -0.2) Do notll.pplywithin 1 dayof harvest. Rea beetles 

### Do nOl apply morethan 0.4 Ib aifA (0.8Ib oVA In HI) per season. 

### Do nQt opply more than 0.2 Ib ai/A per application.
Aids in the suppression onlY

COLLARDS andTURNIPS CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FL 

### OZIA fLBS AlfAl Collards (AR, AZ, Beet armyworm 

# 2-' Apply with ground equipment only. Apply in a minimumof 10 GA, IL, NC, OK, SC, cabbage looper (0.05-0.1) gallons of water peracre. Use sufficient water to obtain full and TX onty) Corn earworm coverage oftollage. Cutworms Diamond 

### back moth Apply every**~** or as needed, but 

### do nol exceed 8 European com applications. Do not apply within 1 day of harvest.

borer Fall armyworm Do not apply morethan 0.45 II> aVA perseason. 

## Po not aooly Green cloverworm Imported more than 0.151b aVA per application.

cabbageworm Leafhoppers Do not graze treated areas or feed crop refuse to livestock. Leafminer Soulhern armyworm Southern white • Aids in the suppression only

butterfly Tobacco budworm Vegetable leafmlner Aphids' Turnips (Flo GA, IL, Beat armyv.rorm 

# 2-' IN, OK, SC,TX, and cabbag9100per (0.05 -0.1) WAonly) Corn earworm Cutworms DiamoFld bacll moth Europaan com

borar Fall armyworm Greencloverworm Imported

cabbageworm Leafhoppers Leafmlner Southam armyworm Southern white

butterfly Tobacco bvdworm

### X:~lable leafminer A ids'

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CORN, SWEET CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS

## (ELOz/~\ LBSAIIA COrn, Sweet Com earworm 

# 4-' Apply by air orground equipment. Byair, apply in a minimum 

### of Corn roolwonn (0.1 -0.2) 2 gallons 01 waler peracre. By ground, apply in IIminimum of

beetles· to gallons 01 water peracre. Usa sUfficient waler

### to obtain full Cutworms coyarage 

### Of fOliage. European corn

borer 

### Do rmt apply more than 0.8 Ib aI/A perseason. Fall armyworm Flea beetle Hopvine borer po notapply morethan 0.2 Ib aliA perapplication. Leafhoppers Southern armywonn Stalk borers Apply every 3 days oras nee<led.
Donotapply wilhin I day of harvest
'Pesl does nol occuron this croe in California
CORN, 

### SWEET (FLORIDAONLY) CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZIA (LBS AlIA). Com, SWeet Aster lealhopper 4- 10 Apply by airorground equipment. By air, apply In a minimum 

### of Corn earworm (0.1 -0.25) 2 gallons 01 walerperacre. By ground, apply in a minmum of Cutworm to gallons ofwater peracre. Usesufficientwaterto obtain full European com coverage ollolioge.



### 00
.. " Fall armyworm Do not applyfTl{}re than 0.8 Ib alIA oerseason. Soulhernarmyworm Donet applyfTl{}re than O.21b ailA per aDpliC{!tion. Apply every 3 days oras needed.
Do notaooly**w~hin** I day 01 harvest.

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CUCURBITVEGETABLES 

## CROP TARGET PESTS 

### RATE REMARKS

## (IFLOZl~) LBSA!JA Cucurbit Aphids 

### B Apply by airorground equipment By air, apply In a minimum of vegetables· 

# I**~~fmlners** (0.2) 4 gallons ofwater peracre. Byground, apply in a minimum 

### Of uash buos 20 gallons 01 water peracre. Use sufficlent waterto obtain full Cabbage looper 

### 4-B coverage of foliage. Cucumber beetle (O.f -0.2)

(adult) Apply every 7 days oras needed. Applications may bo made up Cutworms 

### to harvest. Laafhoppers Melonworm Pickleworm Cantaloupe: Do not I!IQQIl£**£ll~:r§:** thlln**o.~** It!**/,I~A** Il,2 II;!**I!~A** 101:111 Plant bugs persusan. 

### pono! oppll£ more than 0,2 tb aVA perapplication.

(including Lygus and Stink bugs) Cucumber, Pumpkins. Squash, Watermelon: Do not appll£ more Rlndworms Squash vine borer !.ba.n 1.21boVA g!l:r!i!l:gson. DQn2lt.!pgll£morethgnQ.2IbaVA 

# " IIcation. • Cucurbit vegetables Include: Chayote (trult), Chinese waxgourd (Chinese pres9IVIng melon), Citron melon, Cucumber, Gherkin, Gourd (edible) (Includes hyotan, cucuzza), Lutfa spp. (includes hachima, Chinese okra), Momordica spp. (includes balsam apple, balsam pear, bittermelon, Chinese cucumber), Muskmelon (hybrids andiO( cultlvars otCucumia melo, Including true cante.loupe, cantaloupe, casaba, crenshaw melon, golden parshaw melon, honeydew melon, honey balls, mango melon, Persian melon, pineapple melon, Santa Claus melon, and snake melon), Pumpkin; Summer Squash (Includes crookneck squash, SCIlllop squash, straightneclc squash, vegetable marrow,**zucchin~,** WinterSquash (Includ95 buttemut sqllOsh, calabaze,**~.~bbard** squash, C, mixta, C. 

## popo, acornsquash:spaghetti squash):Watermelon (includes hybrids and/orVarieties ofCitrulius sOo.

EGGPLANT CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZlA 

### ILBSAVAl Eggpiant Colorado potato 

### B Apply by air orground equipment. Byair, apply in a minimum 01 b90tlG 

# (0:" 2 gallons at water per acre. By ground, apply In a minimum of Cabbage looper 

### 4-8 to gallons of water peracre. Use sufficientwaterto obtain tull Flea beetles (0,1-0.2) coverage offoliage. Vegetableleatrnlner Apply 

### lfNery

### I..Qmoras needed, using sufficient water

## to obtain unlfonn coverage. DQ notapply morethan 0,61b 

### aVA (1 ,Q Ib ailA In HI) perseason, Do notapply m0T9 than 0.'5 Ib ailA per application.
Do notaool WittJin 3 davs 

### of halVes!.

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HORSERADISH CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FL OVA (LBSAVA) Horseradish 1mported cruciter 0.1%ac:tiv& As a spring preplant dip, soak setstor30 minutes and air-d!)' weevil (Barls solution {2 

### pi, t before planting. lepidii) oz per

### ~~ gallons 

### 8 Forfoliar application, apply with ground equipment in a minimum (0.2) sprayvolume of20 gaDons tinished spray peracre. Make upto 3 toliar applicaJiona as needed to centrol weevil adults during oVlaosttion. 

# • 00 not applywithin 30 days at harvest. 

## • Do

## not apoly mom than 0.45 IbailA perseason. 

## • Dg!];!t !!J2[!I:ol more than 

### Q,**t~ I~**  !!YA [!er almlicatign. 

## • 

# "". 10 da s or as needed.

LEAFY VEGETABLES (except Brasslca) CROP TARG ET PESTS RATE REMARKS Fl 07JA ILBS AVAl Leafy vegetables' Aphids 

### 4-8 Apply by airorground equipment. By air, apply in II. minimum of**Be9tann~rm** (0. t -0.2) 2 gallons at water peracre. By ground, apply in a minimum of Comearworm to gallons 

### of water peracm. Use sufficient water to oblain full Cutworms coverage offoliage. European com

borer Cele!),: Apply every7 days or as needed. Fall annywonn Green cloverwonn Leafminers 00 not appl:ol more than'.O Ib ai/A It.2 Ib ,VAIn HI) perseason. Southernannyworm TobaCCO budwonn Do not appl:ol more than Q? Ib «VA per a[!o!icatlon. Alfalfa looper 

### 2-8 Cabbege looper (0.05-0.2) Spinach: App!:ol every 3 de:ols oras needed. Do not aDp/:ol mOre Leathoppers thmn 0.6 Ib

### aVA**p~r** season. Do nOI**a[!pl~** morethan 0.2 Ib I1VA perapplication.
Lettuce: Appl:ol eV!i![:-l7 dal1s Qr ali: needed. 

### Do nQ! lU1P!11 more than Q.Slb aVA (t.2Ib ai/A in HI) oor season. 

### Do not appll1 more than 0.2 Ib aVA pera[!plicatlon.
00 notaOOv within 1day of harvest • Leafyvegelables: Amaranth Qeafy amaranth, Chinese spinach, tampala), Arugula (Requette), cardoon, Celery, Chinese celery, Celtuce, Chervil, Chrysanthemum (edible·leaved and garland), Corn salad, Garden Cress, Upland cress (yellow rocket, wintercress), Dandelion, Dock (sorrel), endive (escarole), Florencetennet (fincx:hio), Head and Leat Lettuce, Drach, Parstey, Garden Purslane, Winter**pur~)~e,** Radicchio 

### (red chicory). Rhubarb, Swiss chard, Sptnach (including NewZealand and vine, Malabars inach, Indian s Inach

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ONIONS, BULBand GARUC CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZlA (LBS AVA) Onion, bulb Armyworms 6- 12 Apply byair or ground equipment Byair, apply In a minimum of Garlic onion thrips -(0.15-0.3) 5 gallons of water per acre. Byground, apply in a minimum of Cutworms 4-12 20 gallons ofwater per acre. Use sufficientwaler 10 obtainfull Leafminars (0. t -0.3) coverage offoliage. Onion maggofs

(adults) Begin applications when pesf appear and repeal as necessary

### to Slink bugs maintain control. Use the higher label ralas as onion lhrlps populalion increases and avoid rescue sHuations.

# I~ ,1.OIb.VA "'''''''", 

### II> I

GalliI/;: 

### QQ !JQl**!!g~:i** 

### f!!IW:! lhan0.81b aliA ger sD:l2!l. A!;!QI:i every 10 days or as needed. Do no1 apply mora lhan 0.21b aliA oor application.
Do nol applywithin 1day of harvest

PEPPERS, BELL CROP TARGET PESTS 

### RATE REMARKS 

### (t'l

## OZl~) lBSAIlA Peppers, bell Cabbage loopGr 

### 4 

# , Apply byairor ground aquipment. By air, apply 

### in a minimum of 

### Corn earwonn (0.1 -0,2) 2 gallons of waler per acre. Byground, apply in a minimum of Cutworms 10 gallons of waler per acre. Use sUfficient walar fo obtain full Flea beetle coverage offoliage. PepperweevH Vegefable leafminer Do 

## not apply more IMn 0.81b aliA per season. European com 

### 8

borer (0.2) Do nolapply more Ihan 0.2 Ib aliA per applicafion. Aopl:i every5 days oras needed.
Do no1 aoplywnhin 3 days of harvest

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POTATOES CROP TARGET PESTS 

### RATE REMARKS 

# (iL**OZl~)** LBSAIIA Potatoes Aster leafhopper 

### 4-8 Apply 

### by air or ground equipment. By air, apply in a minimum 

### of Beetarmyworm (0.1**~0.2)** 2 gallons ofwater peracre. By ground, apply in a minimum of Cabbage looper to gallons ofwater per acre. Usesufficientwater

### to obtain full Colorado potato coverage of tollaga.



# ,,.,. Cutworms PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG also

### maybe applied using refined non· European corn**bo~,** volatile vegeteble oD for control of listed pests. PERMETHRIN Potato aphid 3.2 AG should be diluted with oil and applied In a minimum 

### of Potato flea beetle one quart total volume peracre using equipment calibrated to Potato leafl10ppar give adequate coverage. Use sufficient sprayvolume

### to obtain Potalo psyllid full coverage. Potato tuberworm Tarnished plant bug 

### Do not apply morethan 0.8 Ib aVA Der season. DQ not apply more Ihan O.Zlb aliA por application. Apolyavery to days or as needed.
Do not aoolv within 14 de of harvest.
TOMATOES, TOMAT1LLOS CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZiA 

## ILBS AliA) Tomatoes Baat armyworm 

### 2-8 Apply 

### byairor ground equipment. By air, apply in a minimtlll1 

### ot Tomatillos Cabbage looper (0.05 -0.2) 2 gallons ofwater peracre. By ground, apply in a minimum ot Colorado potato to gallons 

### of water per acre. UseSufficient water

### to obtain full

beelle coverage oftoUage. Granulate cutworm Homworms Southern armyworm Do not apply

### to cherry tomatoes or othervarieties which produce Tomalo frultworm**truitle~s** than one Inch 

### in diameter. Tomato pinworm Vegetable Do notaocly mor,than O.B IbailA 1O.81b alIA In HI) per season.

leatminers Do notapply morethan O.Zlb alIA per application. Apply every 7 day:, or as needed.
Mav be applied UQ until harvest.

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# TREE FRUIT AND NUTS
ALMONDS CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS FlOZ/A I18S AlIA) Almonds Navel orangeworm 8- t6 Apply when Insects appear and repeat as required 

### to maintain Peach twig borer 

### (0.2 -0.4) control. Apply by air Of ground equipment. Byair. apply In a minimum 

### of t5 gallons**~~~~I~~** per acre. By ground. apply in 

### 25-400 gallons offin1shed s ra eracre. 

### A,Is 

# " Apply by ground equlpmantonly in a minimum 

### of t5 gallons of 

### (0.4) water peracre. Application should tollow mowing of weed growth 

### to ensure maximum coverage 

### ot Ihesoil surface. Overhead moistu('9 tollowina eoolicationwlll enhance activit. 

## • Do not apply mom

### 0.25 Ib oVA peraoollcallon. 

# • Do not**a~y:** mQ!!jhan Q.7§ 11:1 ailA t!fl:r !!fl:iI:i!20, 

## •**~gQ.!y: §v!i!~**  1

### Q**d~s** or as needed. 

# • Do notgraze livesfock In Ireatedareas. 

## • Do not feed cover crops from troalod aroas 10 nvestacl<. 

## • Do nOI aoDlv within 7 davs of harvest

APPLES CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZ/A 

### (LBS AVAl Apples Grellfl fruitworm 4 - t6 Apply byground equipmenl only. Apply In 

### 25-400 gallons 01 Oblique banded 

### (0. t 

### -0.4) finished spray P!Hacre.

laafroller Plum curcullo Redbanded AI212IY §v\!:!J! to days oras needed.

leafroller Rosy apple aphid Apply when Insects appear and repeat as required 

### to mainlain Spoiled lentiform control.

leafminer Tamlshed plant bug Whitoapple Do notapply morethan O.Slb aVA per season.

lealhopper Do not appt\! more Ihan Q.25lb eVA perapplication.
Donot graze livestock in treeted areas. Do not feed cover cropsfrom Ireated areas to IIveslock.
Do not 0001 alleroelaltan.

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CHERRIES CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS FLOZIA (L.BSAUAl Cherries (Incfudss Green fruitwonn 

# '-8 Apply by ground equipment only. Apply In 25-400gallons of Swoof Cherries and lesser paach Iree (0.1 -0.2) finished spray per acre. Tart Cherries) borer Plum curcullo Apply When insects firsl appear. Redbanded

feafrolfer Rose chafer Apply eva", 

### to days or as needed. Tamishad plant bug 00 notapplywithin 3 days of harvest.
Do not apply more than 0.6 Ib aI/A perseason. Do not apply mora than 0.2 Ib ai/A perappliCaffon. Do not graze livestock in treated areas. Do not feed cover crops from treated areas to livestock. East 01 the Rockies: Do not axctItld 6 applications per season, with no more than 4 epplications after petal lafl.
Wesf ofthe Rockies: Do not appfy morethan 4 applications per season, with no more than 3 sDDlicafions after oelal fafl.

FILBERTS 

### CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS 

### FLOZlA 

### (LBSAVA) Fnberts**F~bertworm** 8 - IS Apply 

### by air orground equfpment Byair, apply in a minimum of Oblique banded (0.2-0.4) 

### to galfons 01 water peracre. By ground, apply in 25·400 gallons

leafroller of finished spray peracre.
Do not applywithin 14 days of harvest
Do not apply more than 1.S Ib ai/A perseason. Applywhan insects appear. Do not graza livestock in treated areas. 00 nof leed cover crops from treated areas 10 livestock.

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PAPAYA(Florida Only} CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZJA (LBSAVA) Papaya Aphids 

### S Apply by ground equipment only. Apply In 25·400 ge/lons of Brown soft scale (0.2) finished spray per acre. Mealybug Pepayafruit fly Sprayto wet allfoliage. Apply when insects first eppear and Papaya webworm Papayewhitefly repeat at 7·10 day intervals as needed 

### to provide conirol. Seale crawlers Do not apply within 7 deys 

### of harvest. Apply every 10 daysoras needed.
Do notapplymore than 0.75tbalIA perseason. Do not apply more than 0.15 IbAVA perapplication.
ge Flol apply merG than 1.2 P0I,IRGS el**aGti~ iA6FOQloA~**  JlOF aam per seasen, Do not graze livestock in treated areas.
Do not1eed cover croPS from treated areas 

### to livestock.

PEACHES and NECTARINES CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZlA (LBBAI/A) Peaches Green lruitworm 4 

### 12 Apply byairorground equipment Byair. apply 

### in a minimum of Nectarines Lesser peach tree (0.1 -0.3) 

## to gallons of water peracre. 

### By ground. apply 

### in 25-400 gallons borer of finished spray peracre. Spray 

### to wet all10liage. Oriental truit moth Peach twig borer Do not apply more than 0,75 Ib aVA perseason. Plum curcullo Roso Chafer Tamished plant bug Do notapply more than 0.25 Ib aVA perapplication. Apply 

### eveN 10 days oras needed.
Do Rot apply mere lI'1aR 1,6 pauAd&-of.acti'l9IAgfElQleFlt pOFaGFO peF SOaS91'1.
Do not applywithin t4 days of harvest.
Do notgraze livestock in treated areas. Do not feed cover crops from treated areas to livestock.

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PISTACHIOS CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FL OVA 

### (LBS AVA) Pistachios Leaffooted bugs 8-t6 Use sufficientwater 

### to obtain ful[ ooverage offoliage. Nava[ orangewonn (0.2-0.4) Peach twig borer Plant bugs Stink buOS Ants 

### 16 Application shouldfollow mowing otweed growth 

### to ensure (0.4)

### maxlmuma~~~rage otthesoil

### surfaco~i:,erhead mOisture following a icalion will onhance activi

. 

## • Apply by air or ground equipment. Byair, apply in a minimum 

### of togallons otwater paracre. By ground, apply In25·400 gallons 

### of finished spray per acre. 

## • Do nol apply after 10 percent hull spill 

## • Do nOI ae!2!:t morethan 0.9lbaiiA**~r** seM2n. 

## •**AooI~** evelY 

### to**da~** or as needed. 

## • Do nQl aal2ly: i:!lQr\l: ttum 

### Q,;,j; It!

## i!Va Q!!r !!mllicallon. 

## • Do 

### not graze livestock In treated areas. 

## • Do not feed cover cropstrom trealed areas to livestock. 

## • Mg,y

.. be applied up untn harvest.

PEARS CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS FL OZJA 

### ICBSAVAI Pears (Dorman1 Pear**p~ylla** 8-t6 May be combinedwith 2to 8 galloos ot spray 011 peracre. Apply

### throug~~elayed (0.2 -0.4) during the dormantthrough dalay9ddonnam grov.1h periods Donnant only. Pears (Pre-Bloom) Codling moth 

# • 16 Pra-b[oom sprays can be applied from dormantthrough bud

## Grel~r;:~;~rm (0.2 -0.4) burst stages. Pear [a 

## • Apply by air or ground equipment. 81' aIr, apply in a minimum of 10 gallons 

### of water per acre. By ground, apply in 25-400 gallons 

### of IInlshed spray per acte. US"sufllclentwater 10 obtain untfonn coverage. 

## • Do not**1!12I21~** mQr!l: th@n 0.125 Ib ai/A eer sel!,sQ!l. 

## • Do n21 iU!12111DQra than 0.251b ai/A tlll:r atl:lllicalion. 

## • Aeal:i 

### iV!l:D! 12da!i:s or as needed, 

## • Do notgraze lIVestock in treated areas. 

## • Do nottoed cover crops trom treated areas to livestock.

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WALNUTS CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FL 

### OZJA (LBS AltA) Walnuts Codling moth 6 - t6 Apply byair or ground equipment. By air. apply in a minimum 

### of Navel orangeworm (0.2- 0.4) to gallons of water per acre. By ground, apply In 25-400 gaRons Walnut husk fly of finished spray peracre. Use sufficienlwater to obtain uniform coverage. Apply wI1en insects appear. Apply 'very to daysoras needed, 

### Do not apply morelhan 0.751b aifA perseason. Do nol apply more than 0.?5Ib aitA per application.
Do nolapplywithin t day ot harvest
00 not graze livestock intreated areas. 

### Do not teed covercroDS from treated areas 10 livestock. 

## OTHER CROPS

ALFALFA CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZlA 

### (LBS AVAl AIlalta: lucerne, Affalfa calerplilar 

### 2-8 Apply by air orground equipment. By air, apply in a minimum 

### of saintoin, holyclover, Armyworms (0.05- O.?) 2 gallonsot water peracre. By ground, apply in a minimum of esparcst. blrdsfcol Blue allalfa aphid 10 gallonsot water per acre. Use highergallonage, 5·tO gallons trefoil and varieties Cutworms 

### by airor 20 by ground. offinished spray peracrewhen foliage Is and/or hybrids of Green cloverwonn dense and/or when pest populationsare high. these. Green peach aphid Altalla grown for Loopers Usehigher recommended dosagefot Increased pest pressure or Pea aphid 

# ,,,d SpottedaUaHa aphid fot Increased residual pest control. Avoid application when beas Velvetbean are actively totaglng by applying during the early morning or

caterpillar during the evening hours. Webworms**Alta~a** weevil 

### 4-B Apply only tofields plantod to purestands

### ot altalla. Cucumberbeetle (0.t-0.2) Egyptian eltalfa May

### beapplied up until harvestwhen rates of 0.1 pound per

weevil Meadowspittlebug actiVa peracre orlass are used. When rates greaterthan o.t Plant bugs pound active per acreare used. do notapplywithin t4 days 01

(including 

### Lygus harvest. spp.) Potato leafhopper Do not apply mOre than 0.2 Ib ai/A percutting. Stink bugs 00 nol apply more than 0.21b ai/A per application.
Aonl' everv 30 davs oras needed.

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CORN (FIELD), FIELD CORN GROWN FOR SEED, POPCORN (Pre-emergent and Foliar Use) CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLO'ZlA 

### ILBS AVA) Flald Corn, Field Armyworm 

### 4-8 May bo applied asa preplant incorporated, pre-emerg9f1Ce, orat com grown tor Cutworm (0.1 -0.2) planting time application. Apply In thetime

### period from 5 days seed, Popcorn Stalk borers as a broadcast prior

### to planting up to emergence of the crop. Apply as a [Pre-emergent Use) spray broadcastspray by ground orairor4-t5 inch band using suffICient sprayvolume 10 achlevo adequate coverage. 

## OR 0.3-0.6 Linear row calculations should be 

### used proportional tothe Ol per tooo standard Band WldthfRowWidth tormula to adjust rates tor linearfeet row different bandw1dths or

### row spacings. Use higher rates 01 [based on a 4" PERMETHRIN3.2 AG when Incorporating Into 

### tho soil without band and 40' exceeding the recommended dosage. row spacing) When using tank mixes, observe all rostrictions and precautions which appearon the labels 

### ot these products. Provideconstant agitation during mixing and application to keepthe mixture in solution. Field Corn, Field ArmyYl{lrm 

### 4-8 At!(;l£l evelY 7**Q~s** gr as needed. Com Grown for [Including Fall [0. t - 0.2) Seed, Popcorn Armyworm) [Foliar Use) Com borer Do not all[lli mQre than O.45lb aVA Qer season. European, Southwestern Do notapply more thanO. tSlb aVA per application. Comearworm Com rootworm

beetles Qe Rol apply mom UlaA 0.6 PQIlRG ollKiliw iA6roeioFlI**pe~** asm Cutworm pef SeaGOR. Flea beetle Hop vine borer Do Ael mal<e II"lialmeA16 les& theA 6**Gay~** Stalk borers Webworms When treatingfor stalk borers, PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG must

### be Western bean 

### 2-4 applied when orshortly before the stalk borer larvae are moving

cutworm (0.05 -0.t) into the com 

### from surrounding weeds and grasses. Mow1ng or bumdown herilicide 

### is suggested

### to Inillate movement. For control ofcorn earworm, apply just beforesllking and continue as necessarv to maintain control. 

## • Apply by airorground equipment. By air, apply In a minimum 

### ot 2 gallonsofwater per acm. By ground, apply in a minimum of 10 gallons ofwater peracre. 

### Use sufficient wilter

### to obtain fun coverage of foliage. 

## • Do notapplywithin 30 day.!! 

### of harvest 01 grain ortodder [stover). ForaQe ma"': be harvestedonthe davotaOollcatlon. 

## •

CROP

Field Com, Field com grown tor seed, Popcorn (At Plant Use) CORN (FIELD), FIELD CORN GROWN FOR SEED, POPCORN (At Plant Use) TARGET PESTS**A~"",",** Cutworm Seed com maggot' Wireworm· RATE REMARKS

0.3 ozper 1000 Apply esan infurrow, band orT-band treatment using a

linearfeet 

### of minimum 4" band. row Usatable belowto determine the PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG needs toreach acre.

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MUSHROOMS (Mushroom Houses and Adlacent Premise Areas) CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS 

### FLOZ 

### (lBSAI Mushrooms Mushroom flies 2-2.5 Apply in 30 ounces of water orsuitabie diluent. Use t quartof (Mushroom houses (Sciarki and (0.05
- 0.0625) solution par standard double house (35.000 cu. 

### ft.: 8000 

### sq. ft.). andadjacent Phorid adults) premise areas) Apply as a fogging or aerosol treatment.
Do not apply within 3 days of harvest. Praparation of the building prior tofogging: (t) Close all doors, windows, and Yentilators, (2) Lock or barricada ali entrances, tum off pliot lights, postwarning**s~ns,** andtake precautionsto prevent persons and animals from entering tha araa. Usa prior to III1lng the house, duringcoo1-down, during spawning, upto pinning, and between breaks. 

### Do not usewhen mushrooms are present. Treatoncedailyas neededvmsn fllas appear. 

### Do not mBks more than 20 applications prior to pinning offirst break; apply no mers than 

### two applications between each break. Do not apply morethan 30 applications lotal per cropof5 breaks. Length of exposure time should 

### be limited to t hour; Ihen ventilate the house. Use fans to Yentilate In houses that do not haya forced aircirculation.
Wear a respirator with either an organic yapor-remOVlng cartridgewllh a pre·filterapproved for pesticides (MSHAINIOSH approval**~~:;bQ(** prefiXTG-23C), or a canister**approvedg;~** 

# I pesticides MSHAINIOSH approval number prefixTC-t4G •

RANGE GRASS (New Mexico Only) CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FlOZlA {LBSAVAl Range Grass Range caterpillar 

### 0.4 Apply by air orground equpmenl By air, apply In a minimum 

### of (New Mexico only) (O.t) 2 gallons ofwat9r peracre. By ground, apply 

### in a minimum of 10 gallons offinished spray per acre. Use sufficient Yolume to obtain uniform coverage. Apply as needed. 

### Do not apply mere than once per year. Cattle may be present during application.
Do not harvastorfeed havto livestock.

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SOYBEANS CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FL OZlA 

## flBSAVAl Soybeans Benn leaf beatle 

# ,-. Apply byairorground equipment. By air, apply In a minimumof Cabbage loopar (0.05-0.t) 2 gallons of water peracre. Byground, apply In a minimum of Com rootworm 10gallons ofwater per acre.

beetle Cutworms PERMETHRIN 3.2AG mayalso 

### be applied using f8fined non- Flea beetle volatilevegetable 

### 011 for confrol oflistad pests. PERMETHRIN Green cloverworm 3.2 AGshould be diluted 

### With oil and applied in a minimum of t JlIPfI;nGse beelle quart total volume per acre using equipmenf culibrated to give Mexican bean adequat9 coverage. When applying in water byaircraft, I quart

beetle 01 oil may besubstituted for t quan of water per gallon of Poloto leafhopper IInished spray. Sallmarsh caterpillar

(Woolybear Do not apply more than 0.4 Ib aliA oorseason. ceferpillar) Thistle cafarpillar Velvetbean Do not apply more then 0.2 Ib aitA peraoolicatkm.

caterpillar Beet armyworm 

# .-. Applyevery tQ days oras needoo. Com earworm (0.t -0.2) Soybean looper Webworms Do not graze freeled areas orteed soybean forage orhay.
Do not aaaivwithin 60 days of harvest. 

## ORNAMENTALS
CHRYSANTHEMUMS CROP TARGET PESTS 

### RATE REMARKS

# {t'is~n Chrysanthemums Liriomyza lealminer 

# '0 Avoid spraying the blooms. May 

### beapplied on a weekly tiles (0.5) schedule. per tOO gallons 

### of water 

### G&Ytioo: NOTE: PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG hasdemonstrated (t tB8.spoon per gallon) excellent plant safety: however, nof ellcultivars have been tested. Beforetreefing large numbers of plants of a particular**~~~~ar,** troat etew plants and observe ptiorto full-scale a lication.

CONIFERS (Container and Field Grown) CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZiA ILBSAI/A} Conifers Nantucket pinetip 4 

# • PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG may 

### be diluted In a non-volatilevegetable (container and field**mo~** (D.I -0.2) oil orwater in a minimum 

### of I gallon offinished spray peracre grown) usingequipmenf calibrated to give adequate coverage,**~:in** application when the**ad~I,~tappoar** and repeat at 5 to 7 da Jntervals oras needed throu hauttheseason.Master Label- Marked Copy Page 23of26

ORNAMENTAL NURSERY STOCK(Fteld Grown) CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS 

# ([LOff) LBSAf Omamental nursery Bagworm 

### 4-8 PERMETHRIN 3,2 AG may be used

## to control speciflDd pests on stock (field grown) Beetarmywonn (0.1-0.2) non·&dible ornamentals and non-bearing plants offruiting Cabbage looper per tOO gallons spscles. Citrus tMpll of wat9r Lace bug Cautloo;. NOTE: Marginal leafbum mayoccuron Salvia, Lealhoppers Dieffenbachia and Ptens !=em. Application

### to bloomhg plants Leafmlners maycause brcwming ot petals. Whiteflies PERMETHRfN 3.2 AG hasdemonstratoo excellent plantsafety; however, not all species and cullivars have been tssted. Before

### tre::~ large numbers of piantsofa

### part~~~~ variety, treat a few ants and Observe priorto full-scale a !cation.

PINE SeED ORCHARDS CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZ
Pineseed orchards Coneworms 

### 8 To control webbing coneworm - make first application within 1 Seed bugs 

### In 100 gallons weekot temale flower clOllure or peak poUIIf) tligh!. To control otherconeworms and seed bugs -make

### first of \VIllar applicationwithin 30 days following temaleflower closure. (0.025%**d~ution** by weight) Repeat applications at4 week Intervals, but

### do 

### not apply more 

### 42 Ulan 6 applications. in tOO gallons

ofwater Forhigh volume sprayers, apply5 to 

### to galloos offinished spray

### (O.l25%I:~~ion bvwei t pertres. 

### 30 peracre For low volume sprayers, apply 100 gallons pertree,
Foraerial application, use in not less than 10**ga~ons** ofwater. 

### Do not graze livestock In treated areas. 

### Do notleed covercrops trom treated areas to livestock. Avoid contactwith open water.

ROSES (Field Grown) CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FL 

### OZJA (LBSA!lA) Roses Heliothis spp. 

### 4-8 Apply by air or ground equipment By air, apply in a minrnum 

### of (Ueld grown) (O.t
- 0.2) 2 gallonll 01 water per acre. By ground, apply in a minimum of 10 gallons of**fin~hed** spray por acro.Master Label- Marked Copy Page 24 of26

ROSES (Greenhouse) CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS 

# tOf,) LBSAI Roses Beet armyworm 

# , PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG is notptlytotoxic to !he following varieties (greenhouse) Cabbage looper (0.2) ot greenhouse roses: Ballena, Bettina, Gare Mia, Coquette, OmnIvorous per 100 gallons Excilement, ForeverYours, G. Wave, Jack F11?St, Jr. Bridesmaid,

leafroDer of water Matador, Paul's Pink, Samantha, Seventean, Sonia,Town Crior, Tropicana and VIsa.. Othervarieties mayvary Intheir sensitivity to PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG, and a small numberof plants should 

### be traated under local conditions \0 determine plantsalety prior to commercial use. 

## OTHER USES
PREMtSES SPRAY (For AgrlcuHural Use Only) SITE TARGET PESTS 

### RATE REMARKS FLOZ For Application tn: House tlies, Stable 

### 4 Spray directly

### to walls andceiling as residual surfaCiJ treatment Dairies, Barns, mes and other to t2.5 gallons only. Ro-treat as necessary, but not moreoften than once every Feedlots, Stables, manure breeding otwatar 2 weeks. Poultry houses, lIies Sprayer: apply Swine and Alsoaids in the , gallon per 750 Do nottreat manure or litter. Uvestock houses reduction 

### of sq. 

### ft. ojspace Cockroaches, Mosquitoes and Do notapplydirectly

### to livestock or poultry. Spiders AV()id contamination ot feed andwater. Tha use ot eny residual fly spray should be supplemootal with proper manure management and general sanitation 

### to reduce or eliminate fly breeding sites. 

### TREATMENT OF PRECONSTRUCTION LUMBER AND LOGS Generallnlormatlon PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG should 

### be diluted with water. Toprepare the spray, diMe PERMETHRIN 3.2AG as shown In the Jollowlng spray dilutlon chart: GALLONS OF PERMETHRtN GALLONS OF PERMETHRlN GALLONS OF PERMETHRIN GALLONS OF SPRAY 3.2AG FOR 3.2AG FOR 3.2 AGFOR MIXTURE DESIRED 0.5% 

### 0.75% 1.0% SOLUTION SOLUTION SOLUTION 

### 40**~** 

# .. t 

# eo t 

### 1% 2 200**2~** 

### 3
.. 

### 5 

### 400 5 

### Th 10 800 

### to 15 20
Dlrectlons for Appllcatlon To protect unseasoned lumber and logs lrom 

### wood dastroying insects, such asTermit9S, CarpenterAnts and Beetles (AmbrOSia, Powder·post, Old house borers and others), totallytroat wood with a 0.5%to 1.0% solution of PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG. Thissolution can be applied byvartous methods Including spraying, brushing, dipping, and pressure treatment. Frequent monitoring ot dipand prQssure systems are nocessaryto Insurethatthe desired level ot PERMETHRIN 3.2AG Is maintained. Wood can be handled after treatment when 

### dry.

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1. Fordip treatments, too 

### wood should 

### be totally submersed in the solution untilthoroughly wet and then allowed to dry in 

## a suitable location. Dipping solutions to which PERMETHRIN 3.2 

### AG has been added should be agitated betore USB 

### If lett unused tor long periods oftime. Sediment, debris and other deposits should be periodically cleaned from 

### the tank. 2. ForpreSSure treatments the wood should be placed in the treatment chambar, the PERMETHAIN 3.2 AG solution added and the system pressurized up to 250 psi for up to one hourdepending on the density and typo 

### 01 wood treated. Afterthe pressure is released and the system drolned, the 

### wood should 

### be placed in asuitable Iocafion for drying. 3. Forspray treatments, the wood should be sprayed thoroughly including backand ends. 

### 4. For brush treetments, all parts ot wood surfaces should be thoroughly treated. 

## STORAGE AND DISPOSAL PestJclde Storage Store at temperatures above

### 4O"P (SOC). Ifteasible, shake containerwe!! before using. If crystals torm. warm to room temperature by placing container In a room 

### at ambient temperature 70"F (21°C) until crystals dissolve. Do not use orstore near heat. open flame or hot surfaces. Keep out 

### 01 reach of children and animals. Siore in 

## a dry place and avoid excess heat in storage. 

### 810m in origin!.ll containers only. Carelully open containers. Alter partial use, replace lids and close tightly. Do not put concentrate ordKute material Intofood or drink containers. Do not contaminate other postlcides. fartilizers. water, food, orfeed by 

### storage or disposal. In case 

### 01 spill, 

### avoid contact, isolate area 

### and keep out animals and unprotected persons. To coniine spill, dike surrounding area or absorb with sand, cat litter, commercial clay or gel abaortlents. It 

### dry material, coverto prevent dispersaL Place damaged package In a holding container. Identifycontents. Pesticide DIsposal Pesticide wastes are toxic. Improper disposal ofoxcess pesticide, spray mixture, or rinsale is 

## a violation ot Federal Law. Ifthese wastes cannot be disposed 

### of by 

## use according to labol Instructions, contact your State PesUcide or Environmental Control Agency, orthe Hazardous Waste representative atthe nearest EPA Regional Office for guidance. Container Disposal Metal Containers: Triple rinse (or equivalent). Then 

### offertor recycling or reconditioning, or 

### punclure and dispose of In asanitary landlill, orby other approved State and Local 

### procedures. Plastic Containers: Triple rime (or

### equivalent). Then offerfor recycling or 

### reconditioning, or dispose 

### of in a 

### sanitary landfill, or incineration, or, il allowed 

### by state and local authorities, by 

### buming. 

### If bumed, stay out of

### smoke. Returnable/refillable Sealed Containers: 

### Do not rinse container. 

### Do not empty remaining tormuatad product. 

### Do not break 

### seals. Return intact to point of purchase.



## ATTENTION FOR CHEMICAL EMERGENCY: SpllJ, leak, 

### fire, exposure, or accident, ca(l CHEMTREC 1-800·424·9300



# Dealers Should Sell In Original Packages Only.

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WARRANTY STATEMENT JamBS Oliver Products, LLC warrants that this product conforms

### to the chemical description onthe labe! thereofand is reasonably rrt for purposos stated on SUCh tabet onlyWhen used 

### in accordancewith directions under normal use conditions. It Is impossible

### to eliminate all risks inhemntly associated with use 

### of this prodUct. Crop injury. ineff&ctiveneu, orother unintended consnquences may result because 

### ofsuch factors as weather conditions, prosonco ofother materla!s, orthe mannerof use orapplication, all 

### of which are beyond the control ofJames Oliver Products, ltC, To the extent allowed by law, James Oliver Products, LLC shall in no event 

### be liablefor consequen!ial, special, orindirect damages resulting

### from the use or handHng ofthis product 

### All such risks shall 

### be assumed by

### the Buyer. !n addl!!onfotheforegoing,'no purchaser

### of this product (otherthanan end user) shall 

### be entitled

### to any reimbursementfor any loss suffered as a result of any susptmslon 

### or cancellation ofthe registration forthis product 

### bythe U,S. Environmenta! Protection

### Ag9flCY. Except, 

### IS warranted by this !abel, James Oliver Products, LLC makes no warranties, guarantees,

### or representations ofany kind, eitherexpressed or implied. or by usage oftrade. statutoryorotherwise, with regard to the product Sold. including, but notlimited 

### to merchantability, fitness fer a particular purpose, use or ellglbi!ity 01 the productfor any partlcu!ar 

### trade usaga. To the extent consistent 

### with a.ppllcable law, the exclusive remedy of any buyer or user 

### of this productfor anyand aIlI0559s, injuries, or damage resulting from or in any way arising 

### from the use, handling, {)( application of this product whether in contract, warranty, tort, negligence, strict liability, orotherwise, 

### shall be damages 

### not exceeding the purchase price peid 

### lot this product or, atJames OINer Products, LLC el&Ction, the replacement ofthis product.

EPA Reg. 

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# RESTRICTED USE PESTICIDE Due to Toxicityto Fish and Aquatic Organisms For retall 

### sale to and use 

### onlyby Certlflecl Applicators, or 

### persons under theIr dIrect supervIsion, and only for those uses covered bytheCertified Applicator'. certIfication 

# PERMETHRIN 

# 3.2 AG

ActIve IngredIent Permethrin·

.......................................................................................36.8% Other IngredIents"

.........................................................................63.2% 

### TOTAL
.............."
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.................................... 100.0% 'cisltrans ratio: 

### Max. 42"il. 

### (=) cis and mIn. 58% 

### (:1:) trans

.. Contalns petroleum distrllates. Contains 3.2 pounds pormethrin pergaDon as an emulsltlable concentrate.



## • • 

# • • • • • • • KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN 

# CAUTION

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### PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS. 

## Hazardsto Humans & 

## Domestic Animals. 

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CAUTION. Harmlul it swallowed, inhaledor lIbsorbed through the sKin. Avoid contactwith skin, eyes orclolhing. Avoid breathing vapor or spray mist Wash thoroughlywith SOOp and water after handling. RemoY9 contaminated clothing and wash belore reuse. 00 not allow peopleor pets on treated surfaces until the spray has dried. Do not touch treated sulface5 until the spray has driod. 

## Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) Some materials thatare chemical.rEsistant tothis product lifO listed below. Ifyou want more options, follow the instructions for category E

## on an EPA chemical·resistant categoryselection chart. All pasUcide handlers (mixers, loaders, and applicators) must wear: • Long-sleeved shirt and long pants • Shoes plus 

### socks • Chemical-resistant gloves for all handiers except for applicators using motorized ground equipment, pilots, and ftaggers. • Chemical·resistant apron for mixers/loaders, per!lons cleaning equipment, and persons exposed to 

### the concentrate. See Engineering Controls for additional lequirements. Follow manufacturer's instruction for cleaning/maintaining PPE. Ifno such Instructions are aYailabie for washables, use detergent and hotwater. Keep and wash PPE separatelyfrom other laundry. Di$card clothing end otherabsorbent materials that have been drenched (except as required bydirections for use) or heaYily contaminated wilhthis products concentrate. Do not reuse them. User Safety Recommendations: Usersshould: Remoyeclothin immediate! If sticide Is inside. Thenwash thorou hi and ut on cleanclolllin • 

## Engineering Controls Statement Pilots musl use an enclosed cockpit lIlat meetsthe requirements listed in theWort;er Protection Standard (WPS) for agricultural pesticide [40 CFR t70.240(d)(6)1 

### Environmenta[ Hazards This product 

### Is extremely toxic 10 aquatic organisms, including fish and invertebrates. Do not applydirectlyto water, or to areas**~_** where surfacewater Is presentor to intertidal arees belowthe mean high water mart;. Do not epplywhen weather conditions favor driftfrom Ireated areas. Drift End runoff from treated areas may be hazardous to aquatic organisms 

### in neighboring areas. 

### Do not contaminate waterwhen disposing of equipment wash waters. Under someconditions, it may elso havea potential for tral1Sport into surface water in runoff (prlmanly adsorbed 10 suspendedsoil particles). for seyernl months ormore afterapplication. These include poorly draining orwet soils with readily visible slopestoward adiacent surface waters, frequently flood&<! areas, and areas overlying extremely shallow groundwater, areas 

### with in·field canals or ditchesthat draintosurface water, areas ootseparated from adjacent surtacewaters 

### with vegetated filter strips, and areas oyerlying tile drainage systems thatdrain to sulface water. This produot is highlytoxicto bees exposed to direct treetment on blooming crops orweeds. Do notapplythis product orallow itto driftto bloomingcropsorweedsWhile bees are actively**YIS~ing** the treatment area. 

## Physical/Chemical Hazards Do not use orstore nearheat oropen flame. 

## DIRECTIONS FOR USE It is a violation of Federal Lawto usethis product In a manner inconsistentwith 

### its labeling. Do 

### not applythis product in a waythat will contactworkers orother persons,**e~her** direclly orthrough drift Onlyprotected handlers may 

### De in 

### the area dUring application. Forany requirements specificto your State orTrib&, consultthe agency responSible lor pesticide regulation. Resistance: some insects are known todevelop resistance to products used repeatedlyfor control. Because the deyelopmentof reSistance cannot be predicted, the use 

### of this productshould conform to resistance msnagement strategies established for the use area. Consultyour 10C4I or stateagricultural authoritiss for details. If rosistance to this product develops in your area. this product, or other products with a similar mode of action may not proYlde adequate control. If poorpelformance cannot 

### be attributedto Improper applicationorextremeweathercOf1ditions, a resistant strain 

### of illSect maybe present. If you experience difficulty with control and resistance 

### is a reasonable cause, immediately consultyour local**agricu~ural** advisor forthe Dest alternative melllod 

### of control foryOur area.

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# AgricuilUral Use Requirements Use this productonly in accordance**w~h** Its labeling and with the Worker ProtGC\ioo Standard, 40 CFR Part t70. This standard contains requiremontttor

### theprotection 

### of agricuiturai wor\Cers on tarms, tor&stS, nurseries and greenhouses, and handiers at agricultural p9Stk:id9s. Itcontains requirements tortranng, decontamination. notiticatlon, and emergency assistance. It aiso contains SpecifIC instructions and exceptions pertaining

## to the statements on this label about personel protective equipment (PPE) and restricted-entry imerval. The requirements In this box only applyto uses onthis productthat are covered byWorker Protection Standard. 

### Do not enter orallowworker entry totreated areas during \he restricted entry intervai (REI) of 12 hours. PPE required lorearly entryto beated areasthat 

### is permitted under the Worker Protection Standardand that involves contact with anything that has been treated, such as plants, 5011 or waler, 

### is: • CoVeralls • Shoes plus socks. • Chemicai-resistant ioves made otany waterproof material. 

## Chemlgation ApPiy this productoniythrough the toliowing types at sprinkler irrigation: center pivot. lateral mov", end tow, side (wheel) roii, traveler, b'g gun, soiid set, or hand move irrigation systems. 

### Do not apply this productthrough anyother type 

### of irrigation system. Do not connect an irrigation system (inciuding greenhouse systems) used tor pestiCide application to a publicwater system. Crop injury, lack

### at effectiveness. or 

### iilega! residues Inthe crop can result trom non-unitorm distribution 

### at treated water. For questbns concemiflj calibration consultthe equipment manufacturer or your iocal State Extension Service representative. A person knowledgeable ofthe chemigation system and responsibie for its operation, or person under 

### the supervision ot the person responsibie, shail shutthe system downand make necesseryadjustments shouldthe need aris9. The system mustcontain a tuncticmai check velve, vacuum reHefvalve, and low pr9Ssure drain appropriately localed on the irrigation pipeiine

### to preventwater source contaminationfrom backflow. The pesticide injection pipeline must also contain a tunctionai, normaiiyclosed, solenoid-operated valve located on tha intake side ot the injllCtion pump endconnected to the system Interlock

### to preventfluid 

### from being withdrawn trom the supplytank when 

### the inigation system is either automatically or manuaiiy shut down. Thesystem mustcontain tuncUonai interlocking controis 

### to automaticaily shutoff the pesticide injection pump when the waler pump motorstops. The irrigation iine orwater pump must include afunctionai pressure switch which will stopthe water pump motorwhenthe water pressure decreases 

### tothe point where pesticide distribution isadverseiy affected. Systems must use a metering pump, such as a positive dispiacement injection pump (e.g., diaphragm pump) effec\iV91y designed and constructed at materials that are compatibie with pesticides and capable at being fitter with a system interiock. Do not apptyWhen wind speed favors drift beyond the area intendedtor treatment PERMETHR1N 3.2 AG should be appiied continuously for the duration ot the water application. PERMETHRiN 3.2 AG shouid be diiuted in sufficient volume

### to ensure accurate appiication ofthe area to be treated. When using chemigation, a minimum otO. t inch per acre ot irrigation water is recommended. Agitation generaiiy is not required when a suitabie diiuent is used. A diluent test shoUld be conducted to ensure that phase separation wiii not occur during dilution and application. Failure to achieve a unitorm dnution throughoutthetime 

### of appiication may result in undesirable residues or iessthan desirabiecontrol. 

## Commercial impregnation and Application on Dry Bulk Fertilizers PERMETHR1N 3.2 AG maybeimpregnated on dry buikfertiiizers. When applied as directed, PERMETHRIN 3.2AG

### Idry buik tertiiizer mixtures provide insectcontrol equai 10

### thatprovided bythe same rates 01 PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG applied in water. The PERMETHRIN 3.2AGlfertitizer mixtures maybe surface applied or shaiiow incorporated. The higher rate should be used 

### ff iooorporation 

### is used, impregnation: Apply using a minimum of200 pounds 

### of dry buikfertiiizer peracre and up to a maximum 01450 pounds per acre with the recommended amount 

### of PERMETHR1N 3.2 AG peracre. Use a ciosed rotary-drum mixer or a similartype 

### at ciosed blender equipped with suiteblesprayequipment. The spray nozzie(s) should be position to provide a uniform, tine spray pattern overthetumbling tertitizer tor thorough coverage. The Physicat properties

### oftertilizers vary particuiarly in liquid absOTption capacity. When absorptivity 

### Is sufficient, simpiy spray impregnationat thefertlflzer with PERMETHR1N 3.2AG provides a satislactory, dry mlxture. if the absorptive capacity 

### Is inadequate, the use ot a highly absorptive powder is rsqulred to provide a dry, flowabie mlxture. Microcel E (Johnson Manvme Product Corporation) is a recommended absorbent powder. Generaliy less than 2% by weight 

### ofMicrocel E is required. DO NOT impregnate PERMETHR1N 3.2 AG onto straightcoated ammonium nitraleor straight iimestone becausethese materialswiil not absorb the Insecticide. Drytertiiizer biends containing mlxtures at ammonium nitrate or iimestone may

### he impregnated

### with PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG.

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The amount 

### of PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG actually required in the preparafion 

### of individual fertilizer mi>ttures should be determined carefuHy for each production operation. This Is necessary

## to ensure that 

### the amount ofpesticide actually contained in the mixture applied 

### to the 

### 5011 represents 

### the carrect 

### rat of use. Bulkfertllizor impragnat9d with PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG should be applied immedtately, 

### not stored. All 

### individual state regulations relating to bulkdryfertilizerblending, registration, labeling and appllcation ofthe mix.1ures arethe responsibility ofthe Individual andfor compartj selllTQ the fortillzer and PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG mixture. 

### Buffer Zones Vegetative Buffer Strip Construct and maintain 

### a minimum to-foot-wide vegetative filfer strip of grass orother permanenf vegetation between the field edge and down gradient aquatic habitat (such 

## as, but not limited to, lakes, reservoirs, rivers, permanent streams, marshes or natural ponds. estuaries; and commercial fish farm ponds). Only apply products containing permethrin onto fieldS where 

## a maintained V9g6tatlve buffer strip of at least to faet exists. between the field and down 

### gradient aquatic habitat. For guidanctl, refer to the toHowing publication for information on constructing and maintalnin[J eff6Ctlve buffers: • COnservation Buffers to Reduce Pesticide 

### Losses. Natural Resources Conservation Services. USDA, NRCS. 2000. FortWorth, TeXAS. 2t pp. httpj/Www.in.csusdalvltechnicaVagronomfnewconbuf.pdf Buffer Zonefor Ground Application (groundboorrt, overhead chomlgation, or alrblast) Do 

### not apply within 25 feet of aquatic habltats {such as, but not limited

### to, lakes. rsservoirs, rivers, streams, marches, ponds, estuaries, and commercial fish ponds. 

### Spray Drift Requirements Only applythis product iftho wind dteclion favors on-target deposition. Do 

### not apply when wind velocity exceeds t5 mph. Do not make aerial or ground applications into temperature inversions. Inversions are characterized by stable air and increasinQ temperatures 

### with h9ight above the ground. Mist orfoQ may indicate the presence 

### of

## an Inversion in humid areas. The applicator may detectthe presence of an inversion by producing smoke and observlng asmoke layer near the ground surface. Use only medium orcoarsa spray nozzles (for ground 

### and non-ULV aerial application) aCCQrong to ASAE (S572) detinltion for standaro nozzles. In condition 

### 01 low humidity and high temperature, applicators Should use 

## a coafUrdroplet size. Ground Application For ground applications, wind speed must be 

### measured adjacent tothe applicaUon site on the upwind side, immediately priorto application. 

### For ground boom applications, apply using a nozzle height 

### of no more than 

### 4feet above the ground or crop canopy. For airblast applications. tumoff outwaro pointing noZZ1ss at row ends and when spraying the outer two rows. To minimlZ9 spray loss over the top In orcharo applications, spray must be directed into the canopy. Aeriaf Application The spray boom 

### should be mounted 

## on the aircraft so 

## as fo minimize drift caused by wingtip or rotorvortices. The minimum practical boom length should be 

### used and must not exceed 75% of wing span or 80% 

### rotor diameter. flight speed 

### and nozzle orientation must be

### COnsidered In determinin9**d~19t** 

### size. Spray must be released at the lowest 

### height consistent 

### with pest control and flight safety. Do not release spray at II. 

### height greater than to**f~t** 

### above the crop canopy unless a greator height is required for aircraft saf9ty.**~heo** 

### applications are made with 11; 

### cross-wind, the swath will be 

### displaced dOl'wflwlnd. The applicator must compensate for this dISplacement at the downwind edge ofthe application area by adjusting the

### path of

### the aircraft upwind. 

### GENERAL USE INFORMATION Important:

### PER~ETHRIN 3.2 AG 

### is tOKic to fish. Exercise care when making applications near ponds, lakes, streams, reservoirs and other aquatIC environments where fish are present. For advice concemlng currenf control practices with 

### relation to specific local conditions, consult your local State Ccoperative Extension or regulatory agencies.

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PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG is formulated as an emulsifiable concentrate (EC) formulation and is

## to be diluted with water and applied as an emulsion. When 

### tark mixing as an emulsiOn with other products, observe all precautions and limitntions on tha labels 

### of each product In the mixture. PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG can be tank-mixed with natural pyrethrln-containing products or Insect Growth Regulators (IGRs). Do not tank mixwith dichlorvos (DOVP) or otherfumigant products. 

### DIRECTIONS FOR APPLICATION Unless otherwise directed 

### by registered supplementallabaling, follow the Directions for Usa in each crop group section. PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG Is 

### a3.2 pounds per gallon formulation ofthe insecticide permethrln. Apply PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG v.11on insects appear orfeeding Is noticed. The higher mte should be used as pest populations increase. Ropeat the application as necessary to maintain control. Use suffICient water

### to obtain tuB coverage. With the exception 01 crops listed below. rotational crops should not be planted within 60 days of last application. This laool must be 

### in the possession 

### of the user at the 

### time 01 applieatlon. RATE CONVERStON CHART

POUNDS ACTIVE PER FORMULATION OUNCES 

## ACRE PER ACRE 0.05 2.0 O.tO 4.0 0.t5 6.0 

### Q.20 8.0 0.25 10.0 030 12.0 0.40 16.0

## Index to Crops Listed on this label Vegetable Crops: Artichoke Asparagus Avocado Cole Crops (Brassica Leafy Vegetables) Conards 

### and Turnips Com, sweet Com, Sweet (Florida only) Cucurbit Vegetables Eggplanl Horseradish 

### Leafy Vegetables (except Brassica) Onions, Bulb and Garlic Peppers, Bell Potatoes Tomatoes, Tomalillos Tree Fruit and 

### Nuts Almonds Apples Cherries Filberts Papaya (Florida Only) Peaches and Nactarirtes Pistachios Poaffi 

### Walnuls Other Crops**A1fa~a** 

### Corn (Field), Field Com 

### Grown for SBfld, Popcorn Pre-emergent Use 

### Foliar Use Com (Field), Field Com Grown for Seed, Popcorn At Plant Use Mushrooms Range Grass (New Mexico Only) Soybeans Ornamenlals Chrysanthemum Conifers (Container and Field Grown) Omamental Nursery Stock 

### (FieldGrown) Pine Seed Orchard!; Roses 

### (Field Grown) Roses (GreenhouSe) Other USes Premises Spray Treatment 01 PrGCOnstruction Lumber and Logs 

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# VEGETABLE CROPS
ARTICHOKE CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS FLOZiA (LBS AliA) Artichoke ArtichOke plume 4- t2 Apply by 

### airor ground equipment By air, apply in a minimum of moth 

### (0.1-0.3) 2GaHons ofwater par acrt. By ground, apply 

### In a mlnimum of Leafminers 10 gallons ofwllter per acre. Use sufficient waterto obtain full coverage oftollage. Apply every todays as neetlect. Applications may be made up 

### to harvest. Do not apply more than 0.9 Ib ai/A perseason. Do not aoolv more than 0.31b ai/A oer eoolication.

ASPARAGUS CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS

## tOZl~, t8SAVA Asparagus Asparagus beetle 

# ,-, Cutworms (O.OS 0.') 

### Asparagus beetle 4 

### Post harvest application only. Apply to the fern stage ofthe Japanese beelle (O.t) asparagus plant afterspear harvest when larval and adult stages

(Aduh stage)" ere present. Lygus bugs Tarnished plant bug "Not for control ofthis Insset in Calitomia 

## • Apply by ground in a minimum of to gallons of water peracre. Use sufficient waterto obtain lullcoverage of Ioliage. 

## • Do 

### not apply more-than O. t Ib aifA per application. 

## • Do 

### not apply more than 0.4 Ib aifA perseason. 

## • Apply**e:~!v~** 

### days as needed. 

# • Do nota within t dav of harvest

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AVOCADO CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS

## rii,OZ1~, SAIIA Avocado Avocado caterpillar 

### 8 Apply by ground equipment in 25-400 gallons of fintshed spray Avocado lace bug Avocado leafhopper (0.2) per acre. Avocado lellfroUer Apply every 7 days as needed. Avocado looper Avocado tree girdler Avocado whltelly Apply when insects first appear.. Brown soft scale Mirids Omnivorous looper 

### Do not apply more

### than 0.21b ai/A perapplication. Orangetortrix Scale crawlers Do notepply morethan O.Slb aliA perseason. Spllnworm Thrips Tw(g borers 00 not graze livestock In treated arees. 

# I Do notfeed covercropsfrom treatad areas to livestock. 

### Do not apply wllhin 7 days

### of harvest.

COLE CROPS
- BrasslcaLeafyVeQtrtables CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZlA (LBSAI/A) Broccoli, Chinese Cabbage looper 

### 2-4 Apply by air or ground equipment, exceptfor collards (ground Broccoli (gal lon, Armyworm spp. (0.05-0.') application only). Byair, apply in a minimum 

### ot 2 gallons of white Dowering Imported water peracre. 

### By ground, apply in a minimum of to gallons ot broccolij, Brussels cabbagaworm water per acre. Use sufficient waterto obtain full coverage ot Sprouts; Diamondback moth tollage. Cauliflower; Cavalo Plant bugs broccolo, Kohlrabi Thrips Apply every 5 days as needed. cabbage aphid' Do not apply within 1 dayofharvest Broccoli: 

### 00 notapply more than O.S Ib ai/A season. Do not apply more than 0.21b ai/A perapplication.
Brussels Sprouts: Do not apply more than 0.4 Ib ai/Aper season. 

### Do notapply more than 0.1 Ib ai/A perapplication.


# , cauliflower; 00 not apply more than 0.4 Ib ai/A (O.Slb ai/A in HI) per season. 00 not apply morethan 0.1 Ib ai/A perapplication.**~** Aids in the suooresslon onl Cabbage, Chinese Cabbage lOOper 

### 2 8 Apply by airorground equipment, except for collards (ground Cabbage (napa, Imported (0.05 -O.2) application only). By air, apply ina minimum 

### of 2 gallonsof tight-headed cabbageworm waterper acre. By ground, apply in a minimum ot to gallons 

### of varieties only) Oiamondback moth water per aerl). Use Sufficient waterto oOltlin tull covemge 01 Southem White toliege.

butterfly Cabbage'ephid"

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Armyworm spp. 

# '-8 Apply every 5 10days or as neOOed. Cutworms (0.1 -0.2) Do not apply within I day of harvesl Flea beetles Do not apply more than 0.4 Ib aVA (O.Slb aVA in HI) per season. Do not apply more than 0.21b aiJA per application, Aids in Ihe suppression only

COLLARDS andTURNIPS 

## CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS FLOZlA (LBSAlIt.) Collards (AR,,.;z, Beet armyworm 

# 2-' Apply with 

### grounct oquipmont only. Apply in a minimum of 10 GA, Il, NC, OK, SC, GabbaQeloopor (0,05-0.1) gallons 

### of water per acre. Use sufficient waler 10obtain full and TX only) Comearworm coverage of foliage. Cutworms Diamond back molh 

### Apply overy 3 days or as needed, bul do not exceed 8 European com applications, 

### Do not applywithin I day of harv&Sl

borer Fall armyworm Do 

### nol apply more Ihan 0.451b aVA per season. Do not apply Green cloV9fWOrm Imported more than O. 15 Ib aVA per application.

cabbagaworm leafhoppers Do nol graze treated areas or feed crop refuse 

### to livestock. Lealminer Southern armyworm Southem white**~** 

### Aids in the suppression only

butterlly Tobacco budworm Vegetable leafminer Anhids' 

### Turnips (FL., GA, Il.., Beelarmyworm 

# 2-' IN, OK, SC, TX, and Cabbage looplI" (0.05 -0.I) WAonly) Corn earworm 

## C-.m, Diamond back moth European com

borer Fall armyworm Green cloverworm Imported

cabbagaworm Leafhoppers leafminer Southern armyworm Southern vmite

butterfly Tobacco budworm Vegetable lealminer Aphids'

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CORN, SWEET CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS 

# (["OZl1) LBSAVA Com, Sweet Com earworm 

# 4-' Apply by air or ground equipmenf. By air, apply in a minimum oj 

### Com rootworm (0.1 -0.2) 2 gallons of water per acre. By ground. apply in a minimum of

beetles' 10gallons of waterperacre. Use sufficient water

### to obtain full Cutworms coverage of foliage. European COrn



# "',,' Do not apply more than o.a Ib aVA 

### perseason. Fall armyv.rorm Rea**bee~a** 

### Hop vine borer leafhoppers 

### Do not apply more than 0.21b aliA per application. Southern armyworm Stalk borers Apply eva!)' 3 days oras needed. Do not applywithin 1day of haIVest. 'Pestdoes not occur on this crop in 

### California
CORN, SWEET (FLORIDA aNt Y) 

### CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS FlOZlA (LBS,"A) 

### Com, Sweet Aster leafhopper 4-10 Apply 

### by air or groundequipment By 

### air, apply in a minimum of 

### Cornearworm (0.1- 0.25) 2 gallons of water per acre. By ground, apply in a minimum 

### Of 

## Cw"",m 10 gallons of waler per acre. Use sufficient walerto obtain full European corn coverage ot foliage.



# "',,' Fall armyworm Do not apply more than o.a lb ai/A perseason. Southern armyv.rorm Do 

### nol apply more than 0.21b aVA 

### per applica1ion. Apply eve!)' 3 days or as needed. Do not aool' Within 1day.of harvest.

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CUCURBIT VEGETABLES CROP TARGET PESTS RATE 

### REMARKS FL OllA L6SAIIA Cucurbit Aphids 

### 8 Apply by air orground equipment By aIr, apply in a minimum 

### of vegetables' r

## ~~fminerS**(O.~** 

### 4 gallons ot water per acre. By ground, apply In a minimum 

### of uash bugs 20 gallons of water per acre. Usa sufficient waterto obtah full Cabbage looper 

### 4-8 cowrageof foliage. Cucumber beetle (O.t -0.2)

(adult) Apply every 7 days or as needed. Applications may be made up Cutworms to harvest. 19afhoppors Melonworm Pickleworm Cantalol4)e: 00 not apply more than O.Slb aiJA (t.2Ib aJ/A In HI) Plant bugs perseason. Do oot apply more than 0.21b aVA per application.

(including Lygu$ and Stink bugs) Cucumber, Pumpkins, Squash, Watermelon: 00 not apply more Rindworms Squash vine borer than t.2lb ai/A per season. Do not apply more than 0.21b ai/A per application

. • Cucurbil vegetables Include: Chayote (fruit), Chinosewaxgourd (Chinese preserving melon), Citron melon, Cucumber, Gherkin, Gourd (edible) (inckJdes hyotan, cuCuzza), 

## Lun. spp. (Includes hechima, Chinese okra), Momordlca spp. (includes balsam apple, balsam pear, bitter melon, Chinese cucumber), Muskmelon (hybrids and/or cuilivars of Cucumia malo, includhg true canfaloupe, cantaloups, casaba, cronshaw melon, golden pershaw melon, honeydew melon, honey balls, mango malon, Persian melon, pineapple melon, Santa Claus melon, and snake me/on), PUmpk1n; Summer Squash (includes crookneck squash, scallop squash, straightneck squash, vegetable marrow, zucchini), WinterSquash**~~~udes** 

### buttemut squash, calabaza,**~.)bbard** 

### squash, C. mixta, C. 

### papa. acorn squash. spachetti squash), Walirmeion includes h rids andlorvarieties ot Citrulius spp.:
EGGPLANT CROP TARGET PESTS 

# ! RATE 

### REMARKS FL 

### OllA 

# ,lasAliAl Eggplant Colorado potato 

### 8 Apply by 

### air orground equipment. By air, apply In a minimum 

### of beetle 

# '0:" 2 gallons of water per acre. By ground, apply in a minimum 01 Cabbage looper 

### 4-8 to gallons of waler per acre. Use sufficient water to obtain tull Flea beetles 

### (0.1 -0.2) coverage 

## ot toliaye. Vegetable leafminer Apply avePj 7 days or as needed. using sufficient waterto obtain unfform coverage. 

### Do not 

### apply morethan O.Slb aiJA (t.O 1b alIA in HI) perseason. Do not apply more than O.tSIb aVA per appHcation. Do not applywithin 3 days 01 harvest

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HORSERADISH CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS 

### FL OZJA 1I:.BSA!lA} Horseradish Imported crucifer 0.1% active 

### f<s a spring preplanl dip, soak sets for 30 minutes and air-dry 

### weevil (Baris solution (2 pi, 1 before planting. lepidii) oz per tOO 

# ,,"00'1 

# , For lollarapplication, apply 

### with ground equipment In a minimum (0.2) spray volume of20 ga!!ons finished spray per acre. Make up to 

### 3foliar applications as needed 10 control weevil adults during Oviposition. 

## • 00 not applywithin 30 days 0/ 

### harvest. 

## • Do not 

### apply more than 0.45 Ib aVA perseason. 

## •**~p7** 

### apply more than 0.15 Ib aVA per application. 

## • )IVever"; 

### to days or as needed.

LEAFY VEGETABLES (except Brasslca) 

# , CROP TARGET PESTS 

# , RATE REMARKS 

# i:'**OZJ~)** LBS AlIA Leafyvegetables' Aphids 

# 4-' Apply by air or ground equipment. By air, apply in a minimum 01 Beet armyworm (O.t -0.2) 2 gallons of water per acre. By ground, apply in a miniml.m 01 Com earworm to gallons ofwater per acre. Use sufficient water to

### obtainfull 

### C""",,,,,, coverage 01 foliage. European com

borer Celery: Apply every 7 days oras needed. Fall armyworm Green clovelWOrm Lealminers Do not apply more lhan t.0 Ib ai/A (1.2 Ib aVA In HI) perseason. Southern armyworm Tobaccobudworm Do 

### nol apply more than 0.2 Ib ai/A per application. Alfalfa looper 

# ,-, Cabbage looper (0,05
- 0.2) Lealhoppers Spinach: Apply every 3 days or as needed. Do 

### not apply more than O.S Ib aVA 

### per season. Do nol apply more than 0.21b aVA 

### per applicalion. Lettuce: Apply every 7 

### days or as needed. Do not apply more than 0.81b tWA 

### (t.2Ib aVA in HI) perseason. Do 

### not apply more than 0.21b aVA per application. Do not applv within t day of harvest • Lealy vegetables: Amaranth (leafy amaranth, Chinese spinach, tampala), Arugula (RoqueUe), cardoon, Celery, Chinese celery, Celtuce, Chervl!, Chrysanthemum (edible-leaved and garland), Com salad, Garden Cress, Upland Cress (yellow rocket, winter cress)

.. Dandelion, Dock (sorrel), Endive (escarole), Florencefennel" (finochio), Head and Leaf Lettuce, Orach, Parsley, Garden PUrslane, Winter**pur~~ne,** 

### Rar:ficchiO (red chicory), Rhubarb, Swiss chard, Spinach (including NewZealand and vine, Malabars Inach, Indian s Inech,

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ONIONS, BULB and GARUC CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FL OZ/A (LBSAIIA) Onion, bulb 

### Armyworms 6-12 Apply by airor ground equipment. 

### By air, apply in a minimum of Garlic 

### Onion thrips (0.15-0.3) 5 gallons 

### of water peracre. By ground, apply In a minimum of 20 gallons of water per acre. Use sufficient waterto obtain full Cutworms 4 -t2 coverage oftoliallS. Leafminers (O.t -0.3) 

### Onion maggots

(adults) Begin applications wI1en pest appear and repeat as necessary 

### to Stink bugs maintain control. Use the higher label rates as onion thrips population increases and avoid rescue situations. Onions: Do not apply more than t.O Ib ai/A per season. Apply

, every 7 days or as needed. Do 

### not applY more than 0.31b eVA

per application. GarliC: 00 not apply more than 0.8 Ib ai/A per season. Apply every to 

### days or as needed. Do 

### not apply morethan O.2lbaiiA per application. Do not appl, within t dayof harvest.

PEPPERS, BELL CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FL OZJA 

# (LBSA'A) Peppers, bell Cabbage looper 

### 4-8 Apply by airorground equipment. By air, apply in a minimum of Com earworm (0.t-0.2) 2gallons of water per acre. By 

### ground, apply in a minimum ot Cutworms 

### to gaUons of water per acre. Use sufficient water 

### to obtain full fleabeetle coverage offoliage. Pepperweevil Veaetable leafminer Do not apply more than 0.81b ai/A per season. European com 

### 8

borer (0.2) 00 not apply more than 0.2 Ib ai/A perapplication. Apply every 5 days or as needed. Do 

### not applv within 

### 3days 01 harvest.

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POTATOES CROP TARGET PESTS RATE 

### REMARKS FL OllA (LBSAI/Al Potstoes Aster leslhopper 

### 4-8 Apply by air or ground equipment. By air, apply in 

### a mirlirnum 01 Beot 

### armyworm (0.t-0.2) 2 oallons ot water per acre. By ground, apply in a minimum of Cabbagt! looper to gallons of water peracre. Use sufficient waterto obtain tull Colorado potato coverage ot

### foliage.

beetle Cutworms PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG also may be applied using refined non- European com

borer volatHe vegetable**o~** 

### for control of istoopests. PERMETHRIN Potato aphid 3.2 AG should be dnutoc\with oil and applied in a mirlimum of Potato flea**be9~e** 

### one quart total volume per acre uslrlg equipment calibrated to 

### Potato leafhopper give adequate coverage. Use sufficient sprayvolume 

### to obtain 

### Potato psyllid tull coverage. Potato tuberworm Tarnished plant bug Do 

### rIOt apply more than O.Slb alIA per season. Do not apply more than 0.2 Ib ai/A per application. Apply every to days or as needed. 00 not applvwithin t4 days of harvest.
TOMATOES, TOMATlllOS CROP TARGET PESTS RATE 

### REMARKS FlOllA (LBSAVAl Tomatoes Beet am1yworm 

### 2-8 Apply by airorground equipment. By 

### air, apply in a minimum ot Tomatinos Cabbage looper (0.05-0.2) 2gallons ofwater 

## per acre. By ground, apply in a mlrllmum of Colorado potato to gallons of water peracre. Use sufficient waterto oblairl full



### bee" coverage of toliage. Granulate cutworm Homworms Southern armyworm 00 not apply to cherry tomatoes Orothervarieties which produce Tomato fruitwom1 fruit less than OM inch lrl diameter. Tomato pirlworm Vegetable 00 not apply more than 0.6 Ib aVA (0.8Ib ai/A in HI) perseason.

leafminers 00 not apply more than 0.2 tb 

### ai/A per application. Apply every7 days oras needed. Mavbe 

### aoclied UIJ until harvest.

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# TREE FRUIT AND NUTS
ALMONDS CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS 

### FL OZIA 

# IL'SAV';' A!monds Navelorangeworm 

### 8- t6 Applywhen insects appoar and repaat as required to maintain Peachtwig borer 

### (0,2-0,4) control. Apply by air or ground equipment. By air, apply in a minimum of t5 gallons 

### of water peracre. By ground, apply in 25-400 gallons 

### offinished sorav

# oer acre. Anfs 

# " Apply by ground equipment only in a minimum of t5 gallons of 

### (0.4) water peracre. Application should follow mowhg of

### weed growth

### to ensuro maximum cO'l'erage of the soil surface. Overhead moisturefollowing application will enhance

## a~ivitv. 

# • Do notapply more O.25lb ai/A per application. 

## • Do not apply more than 0.751b alJA per S9ason. 

## • Applyevery to daysoras naeded. 

## • Do not graze livestock in freated areas. 

## • Do notfeed cover crops 

### from treated areas to livestock. 

## • Do nof aool' within 7 davs of harvest.

APPLES CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS 

# 1['0v,';., L8SAIJ Apples Green fruitworm 4
- t6 Apply by ground equipment only. Apply in

### 25-400 gallons 

### of Oblique banded (O.t
- 0.4) finished spray peracre.

leafroller Plum curculio Redbanded Apply every 

### 10 days oras needed.

leafroller Rosy apple aphid Apply when insectsappearand repeat as required fo maintain Spottedtentiform 

### control.

leafminer Tamished plant bug While apple Do not apply more fhan 0.5 Ib aiJA perseason.

leafhopper Do not apply more than 0.25 Ib aiJA perapplication.
Do not graze iivesfock intreated areas. Do not feed cover crops from treated areas to livestock.


### Do not apply after petal fan.

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CHERRIES CROP TARGET PESTS RATE 

### REMARKS FLOlJA (LBSAvA) Cherries (includes Green frui1worm 

## 4-8 Apply by ground equipment only. Apply in 25-400 gallons 01 Swee1 Cherries and Lesser peachtree (0.1 -0.2) finished spray per acre. Tart Cherries} borer Plum curculio Redbanded Apply when insects Ilrsl appear.

leafroiler Rose chafer Apply every to days Of 

### as needed. Tarnished plant bug Do not apply 'Nithin 3days of harvest. Do not apply more than 0.61b aiJA perseaSOn. Do not apply more Ihan 0.21b silA per application. Do not graze livestoc\( in Haated areas. Do not leed cover crops from treated areas to livestock. East

### of the Rockies: Do not exceed 6appllcetions per season, wlth no more 1han 4 applications after 

### petal fall. West of 1he Rockies; 00 not apply more than 4applications per season, with no mOrEl than 3aoolicatlons after oelal fall.

FILBERTS CROP TARGET PESTS RATE 

### REMARKS FL O"lJA (LBSAVA) Filberts Filbertworm 8-16 Apply by airor ground equipment By 

### air, apply in a minimum of 

### Oblique banded (0.2 -0.4) to gallons of water paracre. By ground, apply In 25-400 gallons

leafroller offinished spray per acre. Do not apply within 14days of harvesi. Do not apply more than t.6lbailA per season. Apply v.tIen Insects appear. Do not graze liveslock in Ireated areas. Do not feedcover croos from treated areas to livestock.

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PAPAYA (FloridaOnly) CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS FLOZJA ILsSAUA) Papaya Aphids 

### 8 Apply 

### by ground equipment only. Apply in 25-400 gallons of Brown soft scale 

### (0.2) finished spray peracre. Mealybug Papaya

### fruit fly Sprayto wet aliioliage.**~ply**

### when insects first appearand Papaya webworm Papaya Whitefly repeat at7-10 day intervals as needed 10 provide control. Scale crawlers 

### Do not apply within 7days of harvest. Applyevery to days or a!: 

### needed. 

### Do nol apply more than 0.75 Ib aiJA perseason. 

### Do not 

### apply more than 0.151b aVA perapplication. Do not graze nvestock In treated areas. 

### Do not

### feed cover crops lrom treated areas to livestock.

PEACHES and NECTARINES CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZJA (LBSAVA) Peaches Green fruitworm 

### 4- t2 Apply by airor ground equipment. By 

### air, apply in a minimlHTl of Nectarines Lesser peach tree (O. t -0.3) to gallons 01 water per acre. By ground. apply in 25-400 gallons borer of finished spray peracre. Sprayto wet all foliage. Oriental lruit moth Peach twig borer Do not apply more than 0.7Slb aVA perseason. Plum curculio Rose chafer TarnIshed plant bug Do not 

### apply more than O.25lb aVA per appjication. Apply every 10 days oras needed. Do not apply within 14 days of harvest. Do not graze livestock In treated areas.
Do 

### not leed cover croos from treated areas to livestock.

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PISTACHIOS CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS 

### FL

### OZl~) LBSAlIA Pistachios Leaffooled bugs 8- t6 Use sufficient waterto ootain full coverage ot foliage. Navalorangeworm (0.2-0.4) Peach twig borer Plant bugs

### Stinkb~ 

## An" t6 Application should tallow mowing of weed growth to ensure (0.4) maximum coverage ot the soil surface. Overhead moisture tollowiog application will enhance

### a~·tiv.itY:. 0 

### Apply by air or ground equipment. 

### By air, apply in aminimum of 10 gallons of water per acre. By ground, apply in 25-400 gallons offinished spray per aCre.

0 

### Do not 

### apply after toparcent hull split.
0 00 

### not apply more than 0.91b ai/A porseason.
0 

### Apply every to days or as needed,
0 

### Do not apply more than 0.31b ai/A pelf application.

0 

### Do not graze livestock in treated areas.
0 

### Do not feed cover crops from treated areas 

### tolivestock,
0 

### May be 

### applied up until harvest

PEARS CROP TARGET PESTS RATE 

### REMARKS Ft. OVA 

# ILBSAVA' Pears (Oormant Pear psylla 8_ t8 May be combined 

### with 2 to 

### 8 gallons of spray oil per acre. Apply**throUg~gelayed** 

### (0.2
- 0.4) during the dormant through delayed dormant growth periods Dormant onlV.' Pears (pre-Bloom) Codling moth 8- t6 Pre-bloom sprays can be applied \rom 

### dormant through bud

### Greenl~~orm (0.2 -0.4) burst stages. Pearos
0 

### Apply by air or ground equipment. 

### By aIr, apply In aminimum 0110 gallons 01 water per acre. By ground, apply In 25·400 gallOns 01 \inished spray per acre. Usesufficient waterto obtain uniform coverage.
0 Do 

### not apply more than 0.651b aVA perseason.
0 

### 00 notapply more than 0.25 Ib ailA perapplication.
0 

### Apply every to

### days or as needed.
0 

### Do 

### not graze livestock 

### In treated areas. 0 

### 00 notfeed cover cl'QQs trom treated areas to 

### livestook.

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WALNUTS CROP TARGET PESTS 

### RATE REMARKS 

# ,I'LOZl'., LBSAIIA Walnuts Codllng moth 

### 8-16 Apply by air or ground equipment. By air, apply ina minimum of Nave! orangeworm (0.2
- 0.4) to gallons ot water peracre. By ground, apPly In 25·400**gl1llon~** Walnut huskfly offinished spray peracre. Use sufficientwaterto obtain unilorm coverage. Apply whon insects appear. Apply every 10 days or as needed.
Do not apply more than 

### 0.75 Ib aVA perseason. Do notapply morethan 

### 0.25 Ib aifA perapplication.
Do notapply wlthin 1day of harvest.
Do not graze livestock In treated areas. Do not fead cover crops from treated areas 

### to livestock. 

## OTHER CROPS ALFALFA CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FL OZJA (LBSAl/A) Alfalfa: lucerne, Alfalfa caterpillar 

### 2-8 Apply by air or ground equipment. By air, apply in a minimlllTl of sainfoin, holy clover, Armyworms 

### (0.05

- 

### 02) 2 gallonsofwatar per acre. By ground, apply In a minimum of esparcet, 

### birdsfoot Blue alfalfa aphid 10 gallons ofwater peracre. Use higher gallonage, 5·10 gallons trefoil 

### and varieties Cutworms by airor 20 

### by ground, offinished spray

## per acrewhen10liage is and/or hybrids of Green cloverworm dense and/orwhen pest populations are high. these. Green peecll aphid AlfaWa Iilrown for Loopers Use higher recommended dosagefor**incr&a~ed** pest pressure or Paa aphid 

# ".d Spotted alfalfa aphid for increased residual pestcontrol. Avoid application when bees Velvetbean are activalyforaging by applying during the early morning or

caterpillar during the evening hours. Webworms Alfalfa weevil 

### 4-8 Apply only

### to lields planted 

### to pure stands of alfalfa Cucumber beetle (0.1-0.2) Egyptian alfalfa May be applied up until harvestwhen rates of 0.1 pound per

weevil Meadow spittlebug acUva peracre or lessare used. When rates greaterthan

### 0.1 Plant bugs pound actlva peracre are used, do not apply within 14 days of

(including 

### Lygu$ harvest. spp.) 

## i Potato leafhopper Do not apply more than 0.2 Ib ai/A per cutting. Stlnk bugs Do not apply more than 0.21b ei/Aper application. Apply every 30 days or as needed.

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CORN (FIELD), RELD CORN GROWN FOR SEED, POPCORN (pre-emergent and Foliar Use) CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS FLOZJA (LBSAVA) Field Com, Field 

### Ann"""" 

### 4-6 May be applied as 8, 

### preplant incorporatGd, pre-emorgence, or al comgrowntor 

### Cmwo"" (O.t -0.2) planting time application. Appiy In the time period from 5

### days seed, POpcorn 

### Stalk borers as 

## a broadcast priorto planting up

### to emergence ot the crop. Apply as a (Pre-emergent Use) spray broadcast spray by ground or air or 4-t5 inch band using sufficient sprayvolume to achieve adequate coverage_ 

### OR 0.3-0.6 Linear row calculations should be used proportional tothe oz per 1000 

### standard Band Width/Row Width formula to adjust rates tor linearfeet row different bend widths orrow spacings. Use higher rates ot (based on a**4~** 

### PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG when incorporating into the soil without band and**40~** 

### e)(ceeding the recommended dosage. row spacing) When using tank mixes, observe all restrictions and precautions which appear on the labels 

### of these products. Provide constant agitation during mixing and application 

### to keep the mixture in solution. Field Com, Field 

### Annywo"" 

### 4-6 Apply every 

### 7 days oras needed. Com 

### Grown tor (Including Fall (O.1-0.2) Seed, Popcorn Armyworm) (Foliar Use) Com borer 

### Do not apply more than 0.45 Ib ailA per season. European, Southwestern 00 

### not apply more than O.

### t51bailA perappHcation. Comoarworm Corn rootworm

beetles When treating for stalk borers, PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG must be 

### C<>two"" applied when or shortly betore the stalk borer larvae am moving Flea beetle into the comfrom surrounding weeds 

### and grasses. Mowing or Hop vine borer bumdown herbicide is suggested 

### to initiate movemenL For Stalk borers control ot com earworm, apply

### just before silking and continue as W&bworms necessary

### to maintain control. Western bean 

### 2-4

cutworm (O.05-0.t) 

## • Apply byair or ground equipment. By air, appiy in II. 

### minimum ot 2 

### gallons 

### of water per acre. By ground, apply in 

### a minimum 01 

### 10 gallons of 

### water per acre. Use sufficient waterto obtain tull coverage ot toliaga. 

## • Do not apply within 

### 30 days ot harvest 

### of grain orfodder (stover). Fomoo ma be harvested on the 

### cia ofaOoacation. 

## •

CROP

Field Com, Field com grown 

### for 

### seed, Popcorn (AI Plant Use) CORN (FIELD), RELD CORN GROWN FOR SEED, POPCORN (At Plant Use) TARGET PESTS
Armyworm Cutworm Seed corn**maggot~** 

### Wireworm' 

### RATE REMARKS FL 

### OllA 0.3 oz per 1000 Apply as an in turrow, band orT·band treatment using a

linearteet ot minimum 4" 

### band. row Use table below

### to determine the PERMETHRIN 3,2 AG needs tor each acre.

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MUSHROOMS (Mushroom Houses and Adjacent PremiseAreas) CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RAT. REMARKS 

# ,rlO;" LBSAI Mushrooms Mushroom flies 

### 2-2.5 APPly in 30 ounces of water or suitable diluent Use t quart of 

### (Mushroom houses (Sclarid and 

### (0.05

- 0.0625) solution per standard double house 

### (35,000 cu. 

### tt; 

### SOOO sq. 

### tt). and adjacent Phorid adults) premise areas) Apply as afogging or aerosol trealmE'lnt. Do not apply within 3 days of

### harvest Preparnlion ofthe building priortofogging: 

### (1) Close all doors, windows, and ventilators. (2) lockor barricade all entranctls. tum off pilot lights, post warning**s~ns,** 

### and take precautions 

### to prevent persons and animals from entering 

### the area. Use prior 10filling the house, during cool·down, during spawning, up

### to pinning, and between breaks. Do not use when mushrooms are present. Treat once daily as needed when ties appear. 00 not make more than 20 applications priorto pinning ot first break; apply no more than two applications bl'ltweE'ln each break. Do not apply more than 30 applications total per crop 

### of 5 breaks. length of exposure time should be limited to 

### 1 hour; then ventilata tM house. Usefans to ventilate in housesthat do not have forced air circulation. Wear II. 

### resplrntor with either an organic vapor-removing cartridge with a pre-filter approved for pesticides (MSHAlNIOSH 

# I =val

### ~~iber pretix

### TC~~;?), or II.

### can~~~ approved. for

..ticides MSHAINIOSH a reval number refixTC-t4G).

RANGE GRASS (New Mexico Only) CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS FlOZJA CLBS AI;;") Range Grass Range caterpillar 0.4 Apply by air or ground equipment. By air, apply in a minimum 

### of (New Mexico only) (0.1) 

### 2 gallons of water per acre. By ground, apply in a minimum of 

### to gallons 

### of finished spray per acre. Use sufficient volume to obtain unitonn coverage. Apply as needed. Do nat apply mare than once per year. Gattle may be present during applicaoon. Do nat harvest orfeed havto livestock.

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SOYBEANS CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZJA (L8SAVA) Soybeans Bean leaf beetle 

## 2-4 Apply by air or ground equlpmenl By air, apply in a mkllmum 

### of Cabbage looper 

### (0.05-0.1) 2 gallons of waler per acre. By ground, apply in a minimum of Com rootworm 10 gallons ofwaler per acre.



### be'" Cutworms PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG may 

### a\SO be appHed uslnQ relined non· Flea beetle**~atlle**

### vegetabla all lor control 

### 01 listed pests. PERMETHRIN Green c[(!verworm 

### 3.2AG should be 

### diluted wilh 

### 011 and applied in a minimum of 

### I Japanese beetle quarttotal volLllTle per acre using equipment calibraled 

### 10 give MexIcan bean adequale coverage. When applying in waler by aircraft, I quart



# ""''' of oil maybe

### subslituted for I quart 

### 01 water per gallon 

### 01 Polalo leafhopper lintshed spray. Saltmarsh caterpHlar

(Woolybear Do not apply more than O.4lb aVA per season. caterpillar) Thistle calerpillar Velvetbean Do not apply more Ihan 

### 0.2 Ib 

### aVA per application.

calemniar Beet armyworm 

## 4-8 Apply every 

### 10 days or as needed. Com earworm (O.I- 

### 0.2) Soybean looper Webwonns Do not graze Ireated ar&as or leed soybean lorage or hay. 

# I Do not apply within 60 days of harvest. 

## ORNAMENTALS
CHRYSANTHEMUMS CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS FLOZ (L8S Ail Chrysanthemums Uriomyza leafminer 20 

### Avoid spraying the bloams. May be 

### applied on aweeldy tiles 

### (0.5) schedule. per IOOgalions ofwater NOTE: PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG has demonstrated excenenl planl (I teaspoon per gallon) safety; however, not all cullivars hava been tested. Before treating large numbers of plants 

### of a particular cultivar, treal a few lanls and observe prior to fuU-scale applicalion.

CONIFERS (ContaIner and FJeld Grown) CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RAT' REMARKS FLOZlA 

### (LBS AVA) Conilers Nantucket pine tip 

# 4-' PERMETHRIN 

### 3.2 AG maybe 

### diluted in a non-volatile

## vesetable (container and tield moth 

### (0.1-0.2) all or waler in a minimum of 

### 1

### gallon of

### finished spray per acre grown) using equipment catibraled \0 

### give adequate coverage. 8egln application when the**ad~~~~ppear** 

### and repeal alS

### to 7 dav Intervals or as needed throu out Ihe season.

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ORNAMENTAL NURSERY STOCK (Field Grown) CROP TARGET PESTS RATE REMARKS

# tO~" LBSAI Omam&ntal nursery 8agworm 

## 4-8 PERMETHRIN 3,2 AG may 

### be used to control specified pests on stock (field grown) Beet armyworm (O,f 

### -0.2) non·edlble omamentals and non·bearing plants offruitilg Cabbage looper per 100 galloos 

### species. Citrus thrips of water Lace bug NOTE: Marginruleaf bum may occur on salvia, Dieffenbachia l.&afl"oppers 

### and ?terls Fern. Application to blooming plants may cause Leafminers browning of petals, Whiteflies PERMETHRIN 3,2 AG has demonstrated excellenf plant safety; hoWever, not all species and cultivars have boon 

### fested. Before trMting large numbers of plants of a particular variety, traat a few lants and observe oriortofun-scale aoolicafion.

PINE SEED ORCHARDS CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS FLOZ Pine seed orchards Coneworms 8 

### Tocontrol webbing coneworm - make first application within 1 Seed bugs in tOO gallons week 

### of female flower closure orpeak pollen flight. To control other coneworms and seed bugs
- make first ofwat9r application within 30 days following female flowar closure. (0.025% dHution

byweigh\) Repeat applicatiCJ1s af 4week intervals, but do not apply more 

# " than 

### 6 applications. in tOO gallons

ofwater For high volume sprayers, apply 5

### to to gallons of finished spray (0, !!-5%**d~ion** 

### weiaht perfree, 

### 30 per acre For lowvolume sprayers, apply tOO gallons pertroo. Foraerial application, use in not less then fO gallons of water. Do not graze livestock in 

### treated areas. 

## ; 

# i Do notfeed cover crops from treated areas 

### to livestock.

AVOid contact wfth OORn water.
ROSES (FIeld Grown) CROP TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS FLOZJA (lBSAliA) Roses Heliothis spp. 

### 4-8 ApPly by air orground equipment. By air, apply In a minlmum ot (field groWl1) (0.1 -0.2) 

### :2 gallons of water per acre. By ground, apply in a minimum of fO gallons of finished spray per acre.

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ROSES (Greenhousl') CROP TARGET PESTS 

### RATE REMARKS FLOZ (LBSAI) Roses Beel armyworm 

### 8 PERMETHRIN 3.2AG Is not phytotoxic 

### to tho following varieties (greenhouse) Cabbage looper 

### (0.2) 01 greenhouse roses: Ballena, Bettina, Cara Mia, Coquette, omnivOrous par 

### 100 gallons Excitement, Forever Yours, G. Wave,Jack. Frost, Jr. Bridesmaid,

leafroller 

### of water 

### Matador, Paul's Pink, Samantha, Seventeen, Sonia, Town Crier, Tropicana and Visa. Othervarieties mayvary in their sensttivily to PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG, and a small number of plants should 

### be treattld under local conditions todetermine plant salety prior to commercial use. 

## OTHER USES
PREMISES SPRAY (ForAgricultural Use OnlY) SITE TARGET PESTS 

## RATE REMARKS FLOZ 

### For**App~cation** In: House Illes, Stable 

### 4 Spray directly to walls and ceiling as residual surface treatment Dairies, Barns, flies and other 

### to 12.5 gallons only. Rs-treat as necessary, but not more often than once every Feedlots, Stables, manure breedi1g 

### 01 water 2week.s. Poultry houses, Hies Sprayer: apply SWine and Also aids in the 1 gallon per 

### 750 Livestock. houses reduction 

### 01 sq. ft. 

### 01 space 

### 00 nottreat manure or litter. COCkroaches, MosqUitoes and 

### 00 not applydirectlyto livestock or poultry. Spiders Avoid contamination 

### of leedand water. The useofany residual fly sprayshoUld be supplemental with proper manure managemenl and general sanitation 

### 10 reduce or ellminafeflv breedino-sites. 

### TREATMENT OF PRECONSTRUCT)ON LUMBER AND LOGS Glmerallnformatlon PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG should 

### be diluted with water. Toprepare the spray, dilute PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG as

### shown in the lollolYing spraydilution chart: GALLONS OF PERMETHRIN GALLONS OF PERMETHRIN GALLONS OF PERMETHRIN GALLONS OF SPRAY 3.2 AG FOR 3.2AG FOR 3.2AG FOR MIXTURE OESIRED 

### 0.5% 0.75% 

### 1,0% SOLunON SOLUTION SOLunON 4{)**~** 

### 0/. I 

### 80 I 

## m 2 200**2~** 

### 30/. 

### 5 400 

### 5 

# 7. 10 800 10 

### 15 20
Directions forApplication To protect unseasoned lumber and logs lrom 

### wood destroying insects, such asTermites, Carpenter 

### Ants and Beetles (Ambrosia, Powder-post. Old house borers and others), totallytreat 

### wood with a 0.5% to 

### 1.0%solution 

### of PERMETHRIN 3.2AG. This solution can 

### be applied by various methods including spraying,**br~hlng.** dipping, and pressure treatment. Frequent monitoring 

### 01 dipand pressure systems are nacessary to insure that the desired level 

### 01 PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG is maintained. Wood can 

### be handled after treatment when dry.

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t. Fordip treatments, the 

### wood should be 

### totally submersed In the solution until thoroughly wet and then allowed 

### to dry In a suitablalocation. Dipping solutions

### to "Nhich PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG has boen added should be agitated before USG tfleft unused for long periods ortime. Sediment, debris and other deposits should be 

### periodically cleaned from thG 

### tank. 2. For pressure treatments the 

### wood should be placed in the treatment chamber, the PERMETHRIN 3.2 AG solution added and the system pressurized up to 250 psi for up 

### to one hour depending on the density and type 

### of wood treated. After the pressure is 

### released and the system drained, the wood should be placed in a suitable location for drying. 3. Forspraytreatments, the 

### wood should be sprayed thoroughly including backand ends. 4. For brush treatments, all parts of 

### wood surfaces shoukl be thoroughly treated. 

## STORAGE AND DISPOSAL PestiCide Storage Store at temperatures above 40°F 

### (SOC). 11feasible, shake containerwell belOf& using. 

### Ifcrystals form. wann to room temperature by placing container In a room at ambient tomperature 70"F (2t·C) until crystals dissolve. Do not use or store near heat. open name or hot surfaces. Keep out of reach ot chndren and animals. Store In a dry place and avoid excess heat In storage. Store in original containers only. CllTefuny open containers. After partial use, replace lids and close tightly. Do not put concentrate or diluta material info food 

### or drinkcontainers. Do not contaminate other pesticides, fertilizers, water, toad, orfeed by storage ordisposal. In case of 

### spin, avoid contact, isolate area and keep out animals and unprotected persons. To contine spill. dika surrounding area or absorb 

### with sand. cat litter, commercial clay orgel absorbents. Ifdry material, cover to prevent diSpersa1. Place damaged package in a holding container. Identifycontents. Pestlcfde Disposal Pesticide wastes are toxic. Improper disposal of excess pesticide, spray mixture, or rlnsate is 

### a violafion of Fedora! Law. 11these wastes cannot be disposed 

### of by us.a accortling to label iMtructions, contact your State Pesticide 01" 

### EnVironmental COntrol Agency, orthe HazardousWaste representative at the nearest EPA Regional Office for guidance. Container Disposal Metal Contalnet$: Triple riMe (or equivalent). Then oHef for recycling or reconditioning, or puncture and dispose 

### of In asanitary landfill, or by 

### other approved Stare and Local procedures. Plastic Containers: Triple rinsa (or equivalent). Then oflerfor racycllng or reconditioning, ordispose of in asanitary landfill, or incineration, or, if 

### allowed by state and local authorities, 

### by buming. If burned. stay out 

### of smoke. RetlJmabfeirefil1able Seated Containers: Do not rinse container. Do not empty romaining formulated product. Do not break seals. Return intactto point of purchase.



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## WARRANTY STATEMENT James Oliver Products, LLC warranls that this product conforms to 

### the chemical description on the label thereof and Is reasonably

### frt for purposes stated on such label only

### when used in accordance with 

### directions under nermal use conditions. It is Impossible 

### to eliminate all risks Inherentlyassociated with use ofthis product Crop iniury, ineffectiveness, or other unintended consequences may result because 01 

### such factors as weather conclttions, presence ot other materials, orthe mannQrot use or applicallon, al! 

### of which are beyond the control ofJames Oliver Products, LlC, To the extent allowed 

### by law, James Oliver Products, LLC shell In no event be liable for consequential, speCial, or indir&ct damages resulUng from tha use or handling ofthis product All such risks shall be assumed bythe Buyer. In addition to the foregoing, no purchaser

### of this product (otherthan an end user) shall be 

### entitled to any reimbursement for any loss suffered 

### as a result of 

### any suspension 

### or cancellation ofthe regislration forthis product 

### by the 

### U.S. Enuironmental Protection Agency. Except, as warranted by 

### this label, James Oliver Products, LLC makes no warranties, guarantees, or representations of

### eny kind, 

### either expressed or implied. or by usage ot trade, statutory or otherwise. with 

### regard to the product sold, including, but not limited to merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, use oreligibility of lhe product tor any particulartrade usage. To the extent consistent with epplicable lew. the 

### exclusive remedy ot any buyer or userof

### this product for any and aIlI05s98, injuries, ordamage resulting from 

### or In 

### anyway arisin9 from the use, handling, 

### orapplication of this product, whather in contract, 

### warranty, tort, negligence, strict liabirrty, or otherwise. shall be 

### damages not exceeding the purchase price paid torthis product or, at James Oliver Products. LlC election, the replacement of this product.

EPA Reg. No. 

### 83222·3
(submit 053008) 

### J. Oliver Products 3187 

### Robertson Gin Rd.

Hernando, MS 38832 

### EPA Est. No. 53883-TX...(102**7401~TX..oo1** 

### 446tS·MO-«l1