EPA Registration 84930‐12

I ~i:~s1~:t, ',)plic,.!ic,n" wrong p"cluo!, 

m the crop uses. In agent attempted to 

uses via rast·track amendment by updating the CSF and 

January 2010: registrant decided to not molt'e forward after learning that 

uses cannot be added via amendment, and Intends to cance! the 

by not paying maintenance fees. [rlouie, via phone w~h Scott Saker] 

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To the Document Center (ITRMD) 

*Please transfer jacket /mini-jacket to Product 

Manager Team circled below: 

Minor Use Section PM-5 

Insecticide Branch PM-l0 (p~---;~ /~----- j/ 

Herbicide Branch PM-23 PM-25 

Fungicide Branch PM-21 PM-22 

Insect /Rodent Br. PM-l PM-7 

*Reminder to PM - If applicable pick-up data 

from Screening Room. 

Processed by RO's Completeness Check Team 

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(Teamember Signature) (Date) 

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PRIA 2 - 21 Day Content Screen Review WorkShee/t /JI! IJ 

(EPAlOPP Usc Only) ~e-

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21 Day Screen Start Date: t.;ro:~~\l!E;;~tit Experts IUMProcessing Signature: 

Division management contacted on issue No Yes 

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Date 

Fee Paid: Yes 

EPA Reg. Number: EPA ReceiptDatc: q -is - ~O oS 

Items for Review Yes No N/A* 

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Application Form (EPA Form 8570-1) signed & complete including package 

type 

Confidential Statement of Formula all boxes completed, fonn signed, and 

dated Foml 

a) All inerts, except fragrances, approved for food and non food f-'~+~~ 

proposed uses (see Footnote A) 

Certification with Respect to Citation ofDatn (EPA Fon118570-34) 

completed and signed (N/A if 100% repack) -

Certificate and data matrix consistent 

Ifapplicant is relying on data that are compensable, is the offer 

to pay statement included. (see Footnote B) 

Formulator's Exemption Statement (EPA Fonn 8570M 27) 

signed (N/ A if source is unregistered or applicant owns the 

yes no 

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Data Matrix rEJPAFol11l 0'"'''' both internal and extemal copies (PR 98-5) 

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b) Cite-All (Fee category experts usc) 

c) Applicant owns all data (Pce category experts use) 

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Required Data and/or data waivers. See'Footnote C. 

a) List snidy (or studies) not included with application 

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Footnotes 

A. This consideration does not apply to PRIA applications that include a request to 

approve an inert in the fee category. For these PRIA actions, infonnation needs to be 

submitted to enable the Agency to review the inert approval request and will be a subject 

of the 21 day content screen. For other types of actions and for fragrances, the answer is 

only for the Agency's infonnation and current policies, processes, and procedures should 

be consulted. This worksheet will be updated in the future to be consistent with current 

policies. 

Ifbrand, trade, Of proprietary names are being used for some inert ingredients listed on 

the CSF, alternate names or additional infonnation on the nature oftbe ingredient(s) 

should be provided to allow the Agency-to detennine whether the inert has been 

approved. 

B. A policy on documentation of offers to pay is still being developed, however, for a 

me-too or fast track (similar/identical) new product, R300 or A530, an application 

without the necessary authorizations of offers to pay will be placed into either R301 or 

AS31. The Agency recommends that authorizations of offers to pay be submitted with 

other PRIA applications to avoid delays in the Agency's decision. 

c. Refer to the list of data requirements. Biopesticide applicants were advised to contact 

the Agency and discuss study waivers prior to submitting their application to the Agency. 

Documentation of such discussions should be submitted with the study waiver. 

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IFee for Servicel {8612859-

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This package includes the following 

° New Registration 

®Amendment 

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o volpay % Reduction: 

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EPA File Symbol/Reg. No. I 

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84930-12 

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Pin-Punch Date: I 10/28/2009 J 

JZf This item is NOT subject to FFS action. -------~ 

i--Actiun-eucte:-' Parent/Child Decisions: 

! Requested: I 

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Amount Due: $ i 

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'(i!1 ,Inert ~ for Intended se [QJ Uncleared Inert in Product 

ReViewer: 1" .... 1'" L",,) Date: lol21(or 

Remarks: 

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October 26, 2009 

Document Processing Desk (AMEND) 

Office of Pesticide Programs (7504C) 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 

1801 S. Bell Street 

Room 226A, Crystal Mall 2 

Arlington, VA 22202 

Subject: ARC-LAMey - EPA Reg. No. 84930-12 

ARCANA LlC is submitting the enclosed documentation in support of a Mme-too· registration. 

The label is identical to cited basic supplier product. The basic csf being submitted at this time 

will replace the previous source and the enclosed label is identical to the label of the source 

being cited. We respectfully request that this label be placed in the file as the most current 

stamped accepted label. Please find the following enciosed: 

1) Application fonn 8570-1 

2) CSF fonn 8570-4 (2 copies) 

3) Proposed label (2 copies) 

4) Formulators exemption form 8570-27 

5) CD containing complete pdf label 

6) Label certification form 

Please contact me at 970-313-6654 or by e-mail: 1Lq~~~fZ[@tjJP'o:;.qQhD_0:_.rQm if there are any 

questions or comments concerning this submission. 

Sincerely, 

Scott Baker 

Agent for Arcana LLC. 

1708 86th Avenue 

970-313-6654 

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United Statu ~ Registration OPP Identifier Number 

aEPA Environmental Protection Agency It' Amendment 

W05hington, DC 20460 Other 

Application for Pesticide - Section I 

I. CompanyfProduct Numb'lr 2. EPA Product Managar 3, PropoS(ld C10ssilicatien 

84930-12 - o None o Restricted 

4. Company/Preduct INamel PM. 

ARC-LAMCY 

5. Name end Address of Appli(lant (lnclvdll ZIP Codo/ 6. Expedited Reveiw. In accordance with FIFRA Section 3{c){3) 

ARCANA, LLC. (blli), my product is similar or identical in composition and labeling 

P.O. Box 26 to: 

Timnath, CO 80547 EPA Reg. No. 

o ChfJck (f rhls 1$ II new addro$$ Product Name 

Section - II 

El Amendmont· Explein below. U Finel printed Illbals in repaom:e to 

Agency lettar datod 

D Resubmiesion in re'ponsa to Agoncy letter datttd D "Me Too" Application. 

D Notilication - Explain bolow. D Other· Exploin below. 

Explanation; Use sdditionsl pellelsl if nIIcIIsssry. IFor section I and Section 11.) 

This amendment is being submitted to update the Basic CSF and label to the proper source. 

Section • III 

1. Materiel Thi. Produot Win Be Peokagad In: 

Child-RIIsistont Pockllllinll Unit Peckeging W,Iter Solublll Peokeging 2. Type of Contllinllr t?]y" t?]y" ~ y" EJ M",I 

V N, V N, Plastic N, Gill,s 

• Certification mU$t If "Yes" Ne. par If "Yes" No. por Paper 

Unit Packaging wgt. oonteinllr Packllga wgt container v' Olher ISpecifyl HDPE 

be submitted 

- 3. LOOlltion of Net Contents Informetion 14. Sinlel Retail Containllr 15. Loalltion of lllbel Oirllctiens 

~ llIbel U COr)tainer .. 1 2.5,30265 GaL r-- :~l On Ihe bottle 

6. Mllnnor in Which Label is Aftixod to Product f-'-'.1 Lithograph [;;] Othor Self adhesive booklel 

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Stenaiad 

Section - IV 

1. Contact Peint fComp/oru iroms dirucrly hlllow for idflnrfficorion of individus/ ro hlf conrecfed, ff noCflssory, ro prcco$$ this ep~(J«k:Al!j 

Name lntlll Telophone NO. ~lf'lelll~1I Area Codel 

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Agent for ARCANA LLC. 

Certification • • 6. g.re ~pliclltion 

•••••• !Sac\1v~ I cllrtily rhat tha statements I hllve mada on this form lind 1111 attllchment, thereto are trlle, IIccurot. end complete .• 

I acknowledge thet IIny knowlinglly fllls8 or mislaooing stetement m8Y b8 punishable by fino or imprillonment 01 ••• • • ~1'aJllped) bolh under eppliollbl.law. ••••• • • • 

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Scott Baker October 26, 2009 

EPA Form 8570·t IRev. 3-94) Previou, editions ere obsolete. White - EPA File Copy loriglnall YelJoJ..Uo~ pII com «>t>, 

*Product ingredient source information may be entitled to confidential treatment*
oEPA 

Applicant's Name and Address 

ARCANA LLC, 

P.O. Box 26 

Timnath, CO 80547 

• Form approved. OMS No. 2070-0060, 2070-0057, • 207(}-0107, 2070--0122, 2070"0164. 

United Slales 

Environmental Protection Agency 

Washington, DC 20460 

Formulator's Exemption Statement 

(40 CFR 152.85) 

EPA File Symbol/Registration Number 

84930-12 

Product Name 

ARC-LAMCY 

Dale of Confidential Stalement of Formula (EPA Form 8570-4) 

10/26/2009 

As an authorized representative of the applicant for registration of the product identified above, I certify thal: 

(I) ThiS product contains the following aClive ingredieol{s): 

Lambda Cyhalothrin 

(2) or (hese. each active ingredienllisled in paragraph (4) is presenl solely as the resoll 01 the use of thaI active ingredient in the manufacturing. 

formulalion or repackaging anolhcr product which cOrllairls that active irlgredierlt which is registered under FlFRA Section 3, is purchased by 

uS from another person and mects lhc requiremenls of 40 CFR section 158.50(e)(2) or (3). 

(3) Indicate by checking (A) or (8) below which paragraph applies: 

71 (A) An accurate Confidential Statement 01 Formula (EPA FORM 8570-4) for lhe above identified producl is allached 10 this statement. 

That formula slatement indicates, by company name, regislralion number, and producl name, the source of lhe aclive ingredient{s) listed in 

paragraph (I), 

OR 

""1 (8) The Confiderltial Slatement of Formula (CSF)(EPA Form 8570-4) referenced above and Orl file with the EPA is complete, current. an 

accurale and contains the inlormation required on the current CSF. 

(4) The foiloWlrlg ac\!Ve ingredients in th,s product qualify lor the lormulator's exemption, 

Source 

Active Ingredient Producl Name 

Lambda Cyhalothrin 

Regislralion Number 

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EPA Form 8570-27 Rev. 06-2004 

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Copy 2 -"'1J~I!t3nt copy 

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Certification with Respect to Label Integrity 

version: 9/11/D2 

I certify that the information (including, but not limited to, text, tables, and graphics) 

contained in the electronic file identified below by file name and submitted with this 

certification is the same information as that on the paper copies of these documents 

included with this submission. 

EPA Registration # 

84930-00012 

Date Submitted 

EPA 

Oct 26, 

2009 

Electronic file name 

084930-00012.20091021 Vl.ARC-LAMCY.p 

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I certify that the statements that I have made on this form are true, accurate, and 

complete. I acknowledge that any knowingly false or misleading statements may be 

punishable by fine or imprisonment or both under applicable law. 

Signature 

Scott Baker 

Name (typed) 

Regulatory Agent 

Title 

10/26/2009 

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RESTRICTED USE PESTICIDE 

DUE TO TOXICITY TO FISH AND AQUATIC ORGANISMS 

For retail sale to and use only hy Certified Applicators, or persons under Illcir direct supervision, 

and only for those uses covered by the Certified Applicator's certification. 

ACTIVE INGREDIENT 

L~",hda·cyh" lolh.-;n 

ARC-LAMCY 

For Agricullural and Turf and Ornamental Usc 

[ I u(S"),3a(Zl]-(± )-cyano-(3-phcllox yphcnyl),uclhyl-3-(l-chloro-3 ,3,3-(/ inuoro-l-propcllyl)-2,2-

diIl1ClhylcyciopropulicciliboxyiaIC.. . ... ,_ ....................... 1 1.4% 

INERT INGREDIENTS,.. ___ ,_.,_ ........ 1':8.6% 

Cllnlains I Ih. "rucli,'c ;IIgrcllicnl PCI 11,lIlon. 

Cont;,;ns pClrolcoll1 dislillnlcs. 

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN 

WARNING/AVISO 

100,11% 

Si lisled 110 ellliende la eliqllela, bllSqllC a alglliell para qlle se la expliqlle a Iisled ell delalle. (If you do 1101 

ulllJcrslnnd Ihe label, lil1d sOlneone 10 CXp1:ii11 (I 10 you in delail.) 

FIRST AID 

IF SWALLOWED • Call a Poison control eenler or doctor imnledialciy for Ilealnlelil advice. 

• Do nlll give uny liquid 10 Ihc person. 

- Do 1101 illduee vomiling unless lold 10 do so by Ihe poison conlrol ccnler or doctor 

- Do mil 'ivc anylhillg by 1II0ulh 10 an unconseiOIiS person. 

IF 1:-.' EVES • I-Iolu cye open and linse slowly and genlly wilh WUler lur 15 _ 20 minules. 

• Rcmll\"c C"lIlaCI Icn,es, if pre,enl, ufter Ihe flrsl 5 lIIinlIlC" Ih~n cllnlinue rinsing eye. 

• Cilil a lOison control ccnlel" or Uoelol" for !realmenl advice. 

IFON SKIN OR • Take offeontal1l1naled clolhing. 

CLOTHING • Rillse skin inlilledialciy wilh plenty of waler ror 15-20 l11inllles .. 

• Call a Olson conlrol eenler or doctor tor Ireatment advice. 

IF INliALED • Move person ((I fresh <lir. 

• Ifper.!on is 1101 brc3lhillg. eul1911 or un ambulance, give urlifieial respiralion 

illinledi,lIcly, prelcrably by 1II0ulh-lo-molllh. 

• Call a poison cOll1rol eenler or doctor for IrealnlCIlI advice. 

Note to Ph 'sirjan: Conlaills nelrolcum disl illales. Vomilillg may cause as iraliol1 IlCulllollia. 

HOT LINE NUMBER 

/1(1l'e Ihe prO(h";1 cOlltailler or labe/II'il/l YOII ""hel1 c(llIiltg (/ poisoll COl1/ro/ cellter. dodor. or goiltg/or 

Irealillelll. Fur elllergell9' illj{lI"Ilialir/ll C(/IICi!/"Ilillg l/lis prodHct. callilie Naliollal Peslicides IlIlorlllatioll 

O~lIlel" (NPfC) (1/ 1-800-858-7378 seVel1 days a week. 6:30 alii 10 4:30 pili Pacijic Tillie (NPIC Website: 

!J'II'W.II'lic.l!£sl.,.:.l/lli. Olltside IJ!llie.fe lilll('.l' cal! VOllr poiYoll cO/llrol cellter of 1-8(}(}-222-1222. 

Mallllfaelll/ed For: 

ARCANA, LLC 

P.O. Box 26 

Tilnnalh, CO 80547 

122208-102109 

Nel Conlent~: 

EPA Reg. No. 84930-12 

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PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS 

Hazards 10 Humans and Domestic Animals 

WARNING 

May be fatal if swallowed. l-Iarmful if inlm1cd or absorbed tltrollgh skin. Callses moderate eye irritation. 

Avoid contact with skin, eyes or clothing. Avoid breathing spray mist. Wash hands thoroughly with soap 

and water after handling and before eating, drinking, or using tobacco. Remove contaminated clothing and 

wash before reuse 

PerslJnal Prnteefive Equipment (PPE) 

Some mlileriuls that arc chemical-resistant to this I'roduet arc li~ted below. If yo II want more options, 

follow the instructions for eategOlY G on an EPA chemical re~istanee category selection charI. 

ApplicattlfS alld Other HantUers :vIust Wear: 

• Long,-sleeved shirt and long pants 

• Chemical re~istant gloves made of any waterproof material slieh as Barrier Laminate, or Viton2:14 

mils 

• Shoes pins socks 

• Protective eyewear 

Discard clothing and other :lbsorbent materials that have been drenched or heavily contaminated with this 

product's concentrate. Do nOt reuse them. Follow manufaetllfer's instructions for cleaning/maintaining 

PPE. I f no stich instmetions for washables, lise detergent and Ilot water. Keep ;lltd wash PPE separately 

from other lallndry. 

ENGINEERING CONTROLS STATEMENT I 

Whcn handlers lise closed systems, enclosed cabs, or aireraft in a manner that meets the requiremcnts listed 

in thc Worker Protection Standard (WPS) for ;lgrieuhural pestiCides [40 CFR 170.240(d)( 4-6)], the handler i 

prE requirements may be rdueed or modified as specified in the WPS. I 

User Safety Recommendations 

Users shollld: 

• W<lsh hands before eating, drinking, chewing gum, using tobacco, or using the toilet. 

• Remove clothing immediately ifpesticide gets inside. ThenlV<lsh thoroughly and put on ele:m 

clothing. 

• Rcmove PPE/clothing immediately afler handling this product. Wash the outside of gloves before 

relltovin '. As soon <IS possible, wash tllorou.e.hly and chan.e.e into clean clothing. 

Environmental Hazards 

This pesticide is eXlremely toxic to !ish and aqllatie organisms and toxic to wildlife. Do 1I0t apilly directly 

to w<lter or to areas where surface w:lter is present or 10 intertidal <lreas below the mean high water mark. 

Do not apply when weather eond it ions favor drift from treated areas. Drift and nmofffrom treated areas 

may be hazardoliS to aquatic organisms in neighboring areas. Do not contaminate water when d iSltosing of 

eqllipment wasil waters. 

This product is highly toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment or residues on blooming crops or weeds. 

Do not apply this prodllet or allow it to drift to blooming erop~ or weeds ifbees are visiting thc treatment 

area. 

Physical and Chemical Hazards 

Combustible. Do not lise or store near heat 01" opell flame. Do not lise this product in 01" on electrical 

eqllilJnlent dlle ttl tile possihil ity of shock Imzilrd. 

DIRECTIONS FOR USE 

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Do not apply this product ilt a way that will contact workers or other persons, either direetly:r thfOl!£h 

drill. Only protected h~ndlers Illay be in the ~rea during application. FOI" ;my requirements IP{ll:ijj,C to yoUj;. • 

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FAILURE TO Ii'OLLOW HIE DIRECTIONS FOR USE AND PRECAUTIONS ON THIS LABEL 

MAV RESULT IN POOR INSECT CONTROL, CROP INJURY, OR ILLEGAL RESIDUES. 

AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTS 

Us\: this proullcl only in uccordallce wilh its labeling and with the Worker Protection Standard, 40 eFR part 

170. This Standord contains requirements for tlte protection of agricultural workers 011 farms, forests, 

nurseries, and greenhouses, and handlers of agricultural pesticides. It contains requirements for training, 

decolltaminatioll, notification, and emergency assistance. It also contaills specific illslnlcriolls ill1d 

exceptions pertaining to the statements on this label about personal protective equipment (PPE) and 

restricted-enlry interval. The reqoiremcnts in this box only apply to uses of this product that are covered by 

the Worker ProteetiOIl Stundard. 

Dn not enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval (REI) of24 

hllurs. 

PPE rcquircd till· cJrly eotry to tn:atcd areas that is pcnnillcd under the Worker Protection Standard and 

that involves contact with anything that has becn trcated, such as plants, soil, or water, is: 

• Long-~Ieeved shirt and long pants 

• Shoe.~ plus socks 

• Chemical resistant gloves made of nny waterproof material such as Barrier Laminate. or Vi ton ~ 

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l':ON-AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTS 

The requirements in this box apply to uses of this product that arc NOT within thc scope of the Worker 

Prntcctinn Standard for agriCl!llllral pesticides (40CfR pmt 170). The WI'S applies when this IlmduCl is 

used to produce agrieoltural plants on farms, forests, nurseries, or greenhOllses. 

Keen adults, children, and oets off1reated areas ul1til sora." has dried followin!! the application. 

SPRAY DRIFT PRECAUTIONS 

BUI'FER ZONES 

Vegetative Bulfcr Strip 

Construct and maintain a minimum I O-foot-wide vegetative filter strip of grass or other pennanent 

vcgetation between the field edge and down gratlienl aquatic habitat (slleh as, bllt Hot limited to, lakes; 

reservoirs; rivers; pennanent streams; marshes or natural ponds; estlll'lries; and commercial fish farm 

ponds). 

Only apply products containing lambda-eyhalothrin onto ticlds where a maintuined vegetative buffer strip 

of at least 10 feet exists between the field and down gradient aqllatie habitat. 

For guidance, refer to the lullowing poblieation for infonnmion on constructing and maintaining effective 

buffers: 

CrJIIserl'alio/l B/I[(e):~ /rJ Reduce Peslicide Losses. N(I/1/ro/ Res(l1!1·ces OJllservaliml Sen'ices. USDA, 

NRCS. 2000. FOlt W011h, Texas. 21 pp. 

lVwlV.il1.nre;;.ll~da.govftcchnieal/agronol11yfne\l'conbllf.pdf 

Buffer Zone for Ground Applic;ltion (groundboom, overhead ehemigation, or airblast) 

Do not apply widlin 25 fect of aqu~tic habitats (such as, but not limited to, I~kes, reservoirs, rivers, 

permanent streams, marshes, natural ponds, estuaries, and commercial fish ponds). 

Buffer Zone for ULV Acrial Application 

Do not apply within 450 lCet of uquatic habitats (such as, bl11 not limited to, lakcs, reservoirs, rivers, 

strC{lms, marshes, ponds, estuaries, and commercial fish pouds). 

Rurrer lime for Non-Ul~V Aerial Application 

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Do not apply witltin 150 lcet Dr aquatic ltabilals (such liS, but nol limited 10, lakes, reservoirs, rivers, 

pcnuancnt strcalnS, IllUrshes, natund ponus, c~tuarics, and commercial fish ponus). 

SPRAY DRIFT REQUIREMENTS 

\Yiud Direction and Speed 

Only apply this prod\lct if tile Willd direction favors olHargct deposition. 

Do not apply llllicn tilt: wind velocity cx(:ccds 15 mph. 

l'emperature In\'crsion 

Do not make aerial or ground applicatinllS into temperarure illversions. 

Iliversions arc characterized by slable air ~nd increasing temperatures with height above the ground. Mist 

or fog may illdi~atc tlte prcscll(:C of an illVCrsiurl in ltumid areas. The apr1i(:lltof Inay detect tile prcscllcC of 

an inversion by producing smoke and observing a smoke layer near the ground surface. 

Drnplet Size 

Usc only iVlcdiUln or cOllTscr spray nozzles (tor gruund and non-UL V aeri1.l1 ltpplication) accurding tu 

ASAE (S572) definition for standard nozzles. In conditions of low humidity and high temperaturcs, 

appl ieators should lise a coarser droplet sizc. 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREME~TS FOR GROUND APPLICATIONS 

Wind speed must he measured adjacent to thc application sitc on the upwind side. immediately prior to 

applieatiolt 

For ground boom ~pplic~tio,ns, apply using a nozzle Iteight of no more than 4 feet above the gorund or crop 

callupy. 

For airbll.lst appliw(iuns, turn orf outwilrd poilltillg nozzles Ht row ends ;lnd wilen spraying tile ()uter two 

rows. To nlinimize sllrny loss over the top ill orelmrd app lications, sprny nlust be directed into tile eallopy. 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMEi\TS FOR AERIAL APPLICATIONS 

Tile spruy b()ulIl sll\luld he mounted ulltlle <lircrati so as to minimize llrilt caused by wingtip or rotor 

vOl1lees. The millimunl practical boom length should bc used and must not exceed 75% of the willg SpUll 

or 80% rotor diameter. 

Flight speed and nozzle orientlltion must bc considered in determining droplet size. 

Spray must be released at the lowest height consistent with pest control and flight safcty. Do not release 

spray lit a height greater than 10 reet above the crop canopy unless a greater height is required for aircraft 

safety. 

When applications arc made with a erm;s-wind. the ,;wath wi!! he displaced downwiHd. Thc applicalor 

must COI\lpellSute ror tltis tllsplaeemcnt at the downward edge or the applieati()11 area by adjusting tlte pllth 

of the airerali upwilld. 

III tile Stale or New York. a 25 n. vegetated. Ilnll-eropped buffer strill untraversed by drainage tiles must be 

mai nLnilled between a treated !ield and a cuastal salt uwrsll or stream that drains I nto a coastal sail nlarsll, 

for both aerial and ground appl ication. For aerial applications, the 25 ft. vcgclUtcd non-cropped buffer strip 

f(lrrunoff protection would be part of the larger 150ft. buffer strip (or 450 ft. mlffer strip for UL V 

applicution) required lor spray drift. 

CHE:VIIGATION 

Sprtnkler Trrig!ltilln Appitcation 

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Apply ARC-LAMey lISlllg rales and timing ,lc.-;~ribcd nil this label. Conslillalion with yum IUl.:lIl Stille 

Extension Service or other loo,;nl experts Illay be userul tor recommendalions on whidl LuJjuvunts or d iluellt 

lypes (0 l1SC, (sec Tunk Mix Applicntions section) liS well us tor rales and mixing instruclions. Asccrl,lin 

lhallhe recnllllllClldntions have heen proven, thrOllgh lliliversily nnd cxtclisioll field lrinls, In he etleclive 

with this product applied by cllcmigatioll. 

Be sure the inigatioll sy~ICIO is providillg uniform applicalion ofwalcr to all areas, because good control 

reqllires tllOrollgh coverage of fol iagc. Maintain comi 111101lS agitation ill the pesticide sHpply lallk before 

and durillg the clltire <lpplicillioll period. 

Inject the recommended rilte of ARC-LAMCY into the ilTigation system by meill\S ofil metering device 

that will provide a constant flow and distribllte the product to the desired area in 0.1-0.2 inch of water . It is 

recommended that the minimllill amollnt of water be llsed that will provide proper distriblltion nnd 

covemge. Ilijeet the product into the main irrigation lille aheadofa right angle turn ill the line to insure 

lldequate dispersion or mixil\g in the ilTigation watcr. Following applieHtion, flosh the entire irrig<llion und 

illjeetion system with ele,1n waler before o5tOllpill£ i1. 

If application is being made during a normal irrigation set of a stationary sprinkler, inject the recommended 

rate of ARC-LAMCY for the llrea covered into the system ooly during the end of the ilTigatiol\ set for a 

sllffieient time to provide adeq(late coverage and prodllct distriblltion. 

It i~ not recommended th~t ARC-LAMCY be applied through an irrigation systeln connected to a public 

water system. Public wuter system means a system for the provisiontn the public of piped water for human 

eonstlmption if slleh system has at least 15 service enllneetions nr regularly serves an average nf at least 25 

individuals daily at least 6n d<lYs out of the year. 

USE PRECAUTIO;'l;'S: SPRINKLER IRRIGATION API'LICA nON 

A. Apply tit is product only thrOllgh (sprinkler inc hiding eellter pivot, lateralnlove, elld tow, side 

(wheel) roll, traveler, big gun, solid set, or halld move) irrigation systelll(s). Do not apply tit is 

product through allY other type of irrigation system. 

B. Crop injury, lack of effectiveness, or illegal pesticide residues in the crop can result fi·om 

nnmlnifnrlll distribution of treated water. 

C. I r yOlI Imvc qllestions HbOllt calibration, yUll should contact Sl,llc Extension Service 

special ists, cquipmcnt Inanufacturers or other experts. 

D. Do not connect an irrigation system (including greenhouse systems) used for pcstieide 

application to a pttblie \viller syslemllnless the pesticide label-prescribed safety devices for 

pllblic water systems arc in place, 

E. A per.;on knowledgeahle of the ehcmigatioll system and resp(lnsible for its operation, or under 

the supervision of the responsible person, ~hall shut the system down and make necessary 

adju.~tments slto11ld the Iteed arise. 

F. The system mllst o:.:ontain a F-lIno:.:lion;1i o:.:heo:.:k v"lve, vaeullin reliefVlIlve, Hod luw pressure 

drain apprupri;ttely located on the irrigiltion pipeline to prevelU Wnter-re~ouro:.:e o:.:ontnnlinntion 

from back flow. 

G. The pesticide injection pipeline Inust eOl1tain a functional, ntltomalie. qltiek-elosing check 

v,live to prevent tile flow of flliid tow,lI·d the injeo:.:tion PlilTIp. 

H. Tlte pestio:.:ide injection pipeline must liiso contain a funetiolml, normally elo~ed, solenoidoperated valve located on the intake side of the injection pump and connected to the system 

illlerinek to prevent fl11id from being withdrawn frnm the sllpply tank whcn the irrigation 

system is eitller automatically or manually Slilit down. 

\. The ~ysto:.:m must o:.:ontain functional intcrlucking o:.:ontrols to automatic<tlly shut uff the 

pesticide injection pump when the water pump motor stops. 

J. The ilTigntioll line or water pump must inehlde a functional pressure switch which will stop 

the waleI' pump molor when the wilter pressllre decreases to the point wllere pesticide 

distribution is adversely affected. 

K. Systems mllst usc a metering pump, such as a positive displacement injeelion pump (e.g., 

diilpllragm pllmp) effectively designed and conStructed of materials that arc compatible with 

pestio:.:ides and cnpable ofbcing fitted with" system interlock. 

L. Do not apply when wind speed favors dritl beyond the area intendcd tor Ireatmenl. 

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M. Do not upply through cltcmigmion systems connected to public water systems. 

GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOR USE 

Thorollgh crop (;Overage is nccessiuy for both initilll (lnd residual control. Apply by ground in at leasl 10 

gallA or by air in at least 2 gallA using sut1icicnt '>'ill!Cr to obtain lull coverage offoii:lge unless this label 

~pecifics otherwise. In situations where foliage is dense or pest pressure is high (heavier inseci or egg 

pressure, larger larval stages), control can be impro\'cd by usc of higher appl iCaiion vol\lmes and/or higher 

use niles. 

For cutworm control, ARC-LAMey may be appl ied before, during, or after planting. When making soil 

incorporated applications, \Ise higher rales for beller control. 

Resistance Ml\nagement 

Lambda-Cy EC Insecticide - RUP is II Group 3 Insecticide (contains the active ingredient lambdaeyllalotllrin). Some insects are knowll to devt:lop resistance to prodnets lISed repeatedly for control. 

Beeatlse the devciopmellt of n:si~tance cnnnot be predicted. the lise of this prodnet shOllld eonfonn to 

resistance I\\auagement stratcgies established fhr the u~e area. Consult your local or State agricultural 

authorities for udails. 

If resistnnce to this prodllet devciops in your area, this product, or otller products with a similar mode of 

action, may not provide adequate control. If poor pertornwnee cannot be attributed to improper application 

or extreme weather conditions, a resistant strain of insect may be present. I f you experience ditlic\llty with 

control and resistat\Ce is a reasonable cause, immediately consult YO\lr local company representative or 

agrieultllml advisor for thc best alternative method of eOlltrol for your area. 

Tank Mil( Applications 

ARC-L.AMCY may be tnnk mixed with other currently registered pesticides \lIllcss expressly prohibited by 

the prodll~t label. Adjuvants such as spreader stickers. wetting ~gents. and p~netnillts may also be added. 

Usc a small volume mixing test with tl\e other products to eOllfir!l\ wntpatibility, If other chemicals arc 

added to the applicator tank, ARC-LAMCY should be added last. Fill tank to desired volume and continue 

to agitate while making applications. Ifmixed with EC tormulations, \Ise within 24 hours. Observe all 

restrictions nnd preealltions found 011 labcis of prod nets in tile tank mix. 

CROP USES AND SPRAY RECOMMENDATIONS 

ALF A LF A,A FAt,FA GROWN , FOR SEED 

Pests Rate AUC-LAMCY Remarks 

ner Acre 

Alfal fa Caterpillar 0.015-0,025 lb. a.i, See ndditional instructions below. 

Army Cutworm (1.92-3.20 n. 02.) 

Cutworm spp. I Usc higher rates for large larvae 

Green Clovenvorm 1 Suppression only. 

LeafllOpper spp. I J Sec resistance statement \mder General 

Looper spp. Directions for Us~, 

Threeeomered AI f;:lIfa Hopper ·1 Does not include Western FlowerThrips. 

Velvetbean Caterpillar 

Webworm snn. 

Alfalfa Seed Chalcid (Adlllt) ? -_··-;-······c·- 0.0_-0.03 lb. a.1. Do not apply nlOre than 0.03 lb. a.i. (0.24 pI. 

Alfalfa Weevil (2.56-3.8411. oz.) or 3.84 tl oz ofprodllct)/A per elilling. 

Armyworm i Bean Leaf Beetle (Adult) ! Do not apply more than 0.12 lb. a.i. {0.96 pI. 

Blister Beetle spp. or 15.3611. oz. ofprodllct)/A per season. 

Blue AIt:11fa Aphid 

Clover Leaf Weevil spp. Do not Hpply within I day of harvest for 

Clover Root Borer (Adult) 

i 

forage or within 7 days of harvest for hay. 

Clover Root C\treulio spp. (Adult) 

Clover Stem Borer (Adult) 

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Cowpea Aphid 

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Cowpea Cun:ulio (Ad1l1t) 

Cowpea Weevil (Adult) 

CuclIIllbel" Beetle spp. (Adult) 

Egypli:m Altillta Weevil 

Fall Armyworm' 

Grape Colaspis (Adult) 

Grasshopper spp. 

GrCCIl JUlie Beetle (Adult) 

Green Peach AphidJ 

Japanese Beetle (Allult) 

MClld{]w Spittlebug 

Mexican Beun HecHe 

Pca Aphid 

Pca Weevil (Adult) 

Plalll 811g spp. including Lygus spp.) 

Spolled Alfalfh Aphid 

Slink Bug spp. 

Sweet Clowl' Weevil (Adult) 

Thrips Spp.4 

\VcslcrnYellowslripcd Armyworm 

Whilc1ringcd Beelle spp. (Adult) 

hY'c'~II"o?WO'"""ip,'"d"A,'~in~)C'w"oo"m,-~_ .. ~+-~~=~~~~~_ Beel AnnYlVolmJ,J 0.03 lb. a.i. 

Blotch Leafmincr3 (3.84 n. oz.) 

SDider Miles! 

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Use se<)llIing 10 dClennine need lor applicaliolls. 

poplilmions reach 10c<l1 ecollumic lhrcsholds. 

Bas.: Ihe lililing and (requellcy or applica1ion, on 11i~ liming when inseci 

Apply by ground or air using cnough water 10 obtain full eovcruge offoliag". Apply in al Icasl 2 gaLiA by air or 10 gallA by -

ground. In 5ilumiolls of dens" foliage and/or high pesl populations. use 5-10 gallA by air or 20 galJA by ground and higher 

nse rut~". Also n5e high.:r mlcs tor improvcd residll<ll cuntrol. 

Avoid application when bces arc actively Ihraging by applying during the early illUming or duriag lhe cvelling hours. Be 

aware urhee hazard resulting frum <I eH1l1 e,·ening andtor morning dew. II may he advi,ahlc 10 relnDl'C hec shehcrs dllring ~nd 

for 2-3 d~vs followilll!. application. A void direci applicmion to bee shelters. 

CANOL,\ 

Pesls Rate ARC-LAMCY per Remarks 

Acre 

Armyworm spp. 0.015 0.03 lb. a.i. See additional instrUClions below. 

Cabbage Seedpod Weevil (1.92-3.84 fl. oz.) 

Cutworm spp. Do nol apply wilhin 7 days ofharvesl. 

Diamoodbaek Molh Do not apply more than 0.09 lb. a.I.(O.n pt. 

Flea Beellc I 1.52 n. 07.. ofpl·oduel)/A pel· year. " 

Grasshoppers 

Looper spp. 

Lygus Bu' 

Cahbage Aphid 0.03 lb. a~ .. ) 

(3.84 fl. oz. 

u~~ .~c01lting to delcrmin" need for applicalions. usually al inlcrvals of 5 or nlorc ,j~ys. Base the timing and IrequencyOf 

npplication, on whell insect populations reach local economic Ihrcsholds. 

Apply by air or grmmd with cllongh lValer 10 obtain full covcrage offoliag". 

For ilir appliealions, appl a minimum uf2 'al. ofwalcr iA. 

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CEREAL GRAINS - CORl\' (AT PLANT): FIELD CORN, POPCORN, SEED CORN, SWEET 

CORN , Pests Rale ARC-LAMeY per 

1,000 fl of Row 2 

Remarks 

Com Roolworm LHvae 0.005 lb. a.i. 

(Western, Northern, (0.66 fl. oz.) Do nOI harvcSl or graze livcslOck or CUI treated crops lor 

Southern, Mexican) feed within 21 days ofm planl application. 

Cutworm spp_ Do nOI apply 1110re than 0.09 lb. u.i. {O.72 pI. or 11.52 II. 

Lesser Comstalk Borer oz. ofprndlld)/A pcr crllp m plant 

Red Importctl Fire Anll For field COni, popcorn, aad seed corn do 1101 apply 

more limn 0.12 Ih. a.i. (0.96 pIs. or 15.36 fl. 07. (lr Sccdcom Bcellc prodllcl)/A pcr crop frolll al plmll ami fbliar <I(1plicmions. Sccdcom Muggol For sweet com <10 nOI apply ilion; Ihan 0.48 lb. a.i. (3.84 

Wireworm spp. I pK or 61.44 fl. ozofproduel)/A per ~roll lium <It pl~nt 

White Gillb spp. and foliar applications. 

For !:Ialldcd Applicalions - \iake appticalion al planting 

as a 5·7 inch T-ballli sp:<Iycd <lcro~~ Ihe opell seed 

furrow betwcen the funnlv openers and Ihe pfcSS whcel, 

or ns n balld application behind lhe pres, wheel. 

For In-Furrow Applications - Make applicalion ioto the 

se~od furrow Ihrough spray lIoz21es or luierohlilcs. hehi:ld 

lhe plullt"r funu"'" opcner); <lad in fnun "f II", pre"-' 

wheel. 

Applya millimllln or 3 gal. tinished spray/A. 

I Suppression only. 

-Ib,. a.i. and 11. oz'/A of ARC-LAMCY applied at 0.06 fl. oz.l1 000 ft. of row for various row spaein 'so 

Row Spacing 40" 38" 36" 34" 32" 30" 

Linear flJA 13,068 13,756 14,520 15,374 16,335 17,424 

Ibs. '1.i.lA 0.067 0.D7 0.075 0.079 0.084 0.09 

fl.oz./A 8.6 9.1 9.6 10.1 10.8 11.5 

CEREAL GRAINS CORN (FOLIAR : FIELD CORN, POPCORN, SEED CORN 

Pcsts Rate ARC-LAMCY pcr Remarks 

Acre 

COI"II EarWOl"Ill 0.0 15-0.1l25 lb. a:1. Sce addit"lonal illstnlctions below. 

Cot worm spp. (1.92-3.20 fl. 02.) IFor eonlrol bcfore the larva bores 

Green Cloverworm into the plant stalk or cal". 

Mcadow Spillleblig 2USC higher rates fOI" large larvae. 

Western Bealt Cutworml JSuppressioll only. 

4See resistance statement under 

General Directions for Usc. 

Armyworm- 0.02-0.03 lb. a.i. Do not apply within 21 days of 

Bean LCilfBeetle (2.56-3.84 fl. oz.) harvest. 

Bird Chen),-Oal Aphid) Do not allow livestock to graze ill 

Cereal Lea r Beetle treated areas or harvest treated corn 

Com Leaf Aph id" forage as feed for meat or dairy 

Corn Rootworm Beetle (Adult beetle~ animals within I day aftcl" trcatment. 

inehlding Mexican, Northern. Do not feed treated corn fodder or 

SOllthern, Western) silage to meat or diliry animals within 

English Gnlin Aphid" 21 days aller last treatment. 

Europeall COI"II Borer' Do not apply more than 0.12 lb. a.i. 

F/l.1I Armyworm~ (0.96 pt. or 15.36 fl. 07.. of 

Fica Beetlc spp. product)/A pcr crop from at plant and 

Gl"il$shoppcr spp. tbl iar applications. 

Hop vine Borer' Do not apply more than 0.06 lb. a.i. 

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Japanese Beetle (Adult) (OA8 pI. or 7.68 fl. oz. ofprodllcl) 

Lesser Cornstalk Borer nncr silk initiation. 

Sap Beetle (Adult) Do not upply more than 0.03 lb. a.i. 

Sccdcorn Bectlc (0.24 pI. or 3.84 fl. oz. ofprodncl)/A 

Southwestern Corl( Borer' after corn I\as reached the milk stage 

St~t1k Borer' (yellow kernels with milky flnid). 

Slink Bng spp. 

Tobacco Budworml

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Wcbworm spp. 

YcllOWSlrillcd ArmywOrm2 

Beel Armyworm 0.03 lb. <t.L 

Chinch Bu¥ (3.8411. oz.) 

Green Bng· A 

Mexican Rice Borer' 

Rice Stalk Borer' 

SOllthern Corn Lenf Bectlc! 

Su 'arcane Borer 

lise seoming or locally pr~s~ribcd ~om growth slugcs to dClcnninc need for application. llsually al intervals or 7 or more 

days. Base lhe liming ~nd rrcqncncy orapplicalions on when i1l5~CI populalions reach loenl cL'onoll1ie Ihreshold, or olher 

locally recommended melhods. 

Apply by gronnd or air IIsing sufficienl wmer and appliealion ll1dhods 10 obtain filll coverage orWrgCI loeulion, When 

applying by air, apply in nl leaSI 2 gal. orwaler/A. 

for ~hineh bug eonlml, begin appliemion when bugs migralc li'om smnll grains or gras, wceds 10 ,mall corn and direellhe 

spmy 10 Ihe base or corn plunls. Make additional Jppliemiolls al 3-5 dily imervals ir needcd. AKC-LAf..1CY may only 

supprcss heavy inrcswlinm and/or sllbscqu~nl migralinm. 

Fur eonlrol of ;II.1nl1 m111 ruOIWo,m bCCllcs (DiabroriL'(I spp.) as pan of an aerial appli~d COlli roOlwornl conlrol progrnm 

nse al leasl 3.84 fl. oZ.I,\ (O,03 lb. a.i.!A). 

CEREAL GRAINS - SWEET CORN (FOLlAH) 

Pests Rate ARC-LAMCY pel' Remarks 

Acre 

Aphid spp.-· 0.02-0.03 lb. a.i. Sec nddilionnl inslru(;lions below. 

Annyworm l (2.56-3.84 fl. oz.) IUse higher rates for Inrge larvae. 

Aster Leafhopper !Sllppression only. , . Beet Armyworm .' 'See resislanee st,lIement nnder Generul 

Cereal LeafBeelle Directions for Usc. 

Chinch Bug 

ComnlOn Cornslalk Borer Do not apply wilhin I day of harvest. 

Corll Roolwonn Beetle (Adult ht:t;:Iles 

including Mexican. :Norlhern, Do nol allow livestock 10 grnze il) 

Southern, Western) trented areas or harvest trealed com 

Corn Earworm forage as feed for meat or dailY animals 

Cutworm spp. wilhin I day afler IHsl treatment. Do 

Europe<ln Corn Borer nOI feed treated corn fodder or silage lu 

Fall Armyworm l meat or dnilY nnimals within 21 days 

Flea Beetle spp. afler last treatment. 

Grasshopper spp. 

Japanese Beelle (Adult) Do not apply more Ilwn 0.48 lb. a.i. 

Sap Beetle (Adult) (3.84 pL or 61.44 fl. OZ_ ofproduel)/A 

SOlllhern Armyworm l 

per crop fmlll al plan I and foliar 

Sonlhweslt:nt Corn Burel' applications. 

Spider Mite spp.! 

Stink Bug spp. , Tarnished Plant Bllg 

Yellowstriped Armyworml 

Western Bean Cutwonn 

Webworm spp. 

Com Silkfl IAdult) 0.03 lb. n.l. 

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Green Bttg . (3.84 fl. oz,) 

Use scouting or locally prescribed com growth stages to determine need for application, usually at intervals of 4 or more 

dllyS. Base the timing and frequency of applications on wilen insect populations reach local econtlillic thrc~holds. For hest 

resuils larget cnnlTol before imeels emer the stalk nr car. 

Apply gnmnd or air using enough waler and appliclllion methods to obtain full coverage offoliage and car$ (if present). 

When applying by air, apply in allcast 2 gal. ofwillcr per acre. 

For control of adult COnt roo(wonn beetles (Dirrbrvtim spp.; as parlOr an aCliai applied com rOOlworm comrol program 

llSC a lninimultluf 0.025 lb. :i.l(3.2 fl. oz.)!A. 

CEREAL GRAINS - RICE AND WILD RICE 

Pesfs Rate AI{C·LAMCY per Remarks 

rc~cr""~cn,""""~------+-----",VC"AC'C"'rrcccC----1 Bird Clterry-Oat Aphid 0.025-0.04 lb. a.L See additional iostnlctiolls below. 

Cltillt:h Bug (3.20-5.12 n. oz.) 

Fall Armywornt 

Grasshopper spp. 

Green Bug 

Leafhopper spp. 

Rice Slink Bug 

Ricewornt 

Rice Walel" Weevil (Adttlt) 

SIUlrps!lootcr spp. 

True Armyworm 

Ycllowstriped Amlyworm 

Yellow Sugarcane Apllid 

EuropealtCurn Borer 

Mexican Rice Borerl 

Rice Seed Midge l 

Rice Stalk Borer' 

Su 'arcane Borerl 

0.03 0.04 

(3.84 - 5.12 fl. oz.) 

'for control before the larvae bore into the plant 

stalk. 

Do not release flood water within7.days of~n 

~Ilplicalion. 

Do nOI apply more lh~n 0. 12 lb. a.i. (0.96 pI. Or 

15.36 n. oz. ofprodllcl)/A p~r sca~on. 

Do nol apply more th~llO.08 lb. a.i. (0,64 pL)/A 

within 28 days ofharvesl or morclhan 0.04 lb. a,i. 

(0.32 pl.)/A within 21 day~ ofhurvcs\. 

Do nm apply within 21 d~ys orharve:;t. 

Do not usc treated rice Iklds ror the aquneulture of 

edible fish and ~rustaeea. 

Do 1I0t apply as an ultra-low volume (UL V) spray. 

:vlixcr.s/loaders supporting aerial applications to wild rice al a rate of 0.04 lb. a.iJA, and trealing I J.OO acres (or more) per day 

must wear a dust-mist respirator. 

Use scouting to determine timing of need for application and the need for repeat applications, usually at 5·7 day interV1Jls. 

Base the timing and frequency of applications on when insect populations reach local economic thresholds, 

ARC-LAMCY can be sately lIsed when propanil produ~ts are being med for weed control. 

Apply by air or ground IIsing enough water to obtain full coverage of foliage. When applying by air, apply in at least 2 gal. 

oflVater (or a tlilal carrier volume)/A but elJi;ure that application is made in sufficient voluille to provide adequate euvcrage. 

When ,Ipplying at I"wer volnmes by air, the additinn ufan emulsifiable crop 'Iii I",.g. I pt./A) is re~"mmemlcd to help 

improve eO\·el"'dge. reduce evaporation, and improve etlicney. 

For control uf ricc water weevil in dry seeded tiee, make n foliar applieatitm as indi~ated by ~wnting for the presen~e of 

adults and/or feeding ~cars, usually within a time-frame of 0-5 days after permanent flood establishment. Du not allow more 

than 10 days to elapse from starting permanent flood until insecticide applieationllnless seoming illdieate~ weevils have not 

been pr~\'inllsly present. Treatment of adults may al~n he malle ,It later slagc.~ nfriec dcvcinpmenl 10 rc,llIce "verwint~ring 

popUlations, 

Fllr control (lfri~e Ivater weevil in 'Val~T .Kcded ri~e. make the first foliar application aficr Ilinpoim finnd 'I.~ indicated by 

seollting for the presence nf mlults and/or feeding scars. nsually when rice has emerged 1/2 inch above ~te waterline. When 

there is pr<;llonged migration into the fi"ld, begin field scouting for adults and/or feeding ~~ars 3-5 days after the first 

treatment ond, ifneeded, make a .<;<::eond application within 7-10 days of the first application. Treatm~'1lt of adults may ~Isu 

be made at later stages of rice deveiopmentto reduce overwlnterillg populations. 

Calil"ornia: In a~ditilln to the dircdion~ abuvc for cOlltrol or rice wmer weevil in Willer seeded rice, f\RC·LAMCY lIIay he 

apillied ~tthe 1-3 leaf growth stage. wilh the majority at the 2 leaf growth stage. r\dllhs arc vulnerilble bnth on levees and in 

the wat~r. Larvae are vulnerable while fceding on the leaves before Ihey enter the soil. Monitor lor adults, based upon field 

history and density ufpllpulation. Monitor field edges and levee areas for adillts, ~Iell treilt in one ortlte followillg ways: I) 

spray tlte inside perimeter of the field, or 2) spray the CIltire field. 

Beeaus~ Green bug is known to h~ve many biotypes. it is possible that ARC-LAMey may only provide suppression, tl" Ihe 

flr~t application of ARC-LAMey ~I)es not give ~atisl3etory control, a resistant biotype may be present and use of lin 

alternate chemist_'Y_ may be ne~c5sary. 

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For conlrol ofslcm borers, scom Iklds wilen li~c gl'oMh is ncar panicle dilTcn:nlinlion for c,\rly symptoms of damaging 

pop1l1mions. This damage will be exhibited as discoloralion (orallgc~lun) arollnd rhcjllilclioll of the leaf shealh and lcafblade 

which is caused by fcelling of young larvae wilhin lhe sheath. Appliratiolls 1111151 be Inude before larvae bore into rice Siems. 

Make Ihe first applicmioll 31 pallicle diffl'l'cntialiolllo 2 inch panicle 101' parlial control. M~kc lhe sccolld applicalion al bmll 

1(1 heading for maximum conlrol. All rice uariclics arc susceptible to SICIlI borer <!anlage, bul Cocodl'ic and Priscilla arc 

parliClllarly susccpliblc. 

CEREAL GRAINS SORGHUM (GRAIN) 

Pests Rate AI~C-LAMCY per ncmarks 

Acre 

Cutworm spp. 0.015 a.G2Ib. a.i. Scc additional instructions below. 

Sorghum Midge (1.92-2.56 fl. 02.) 

IU5C higher rates for large larvae. 

"For control befurc Ihe larvl! bores illto the 

Armyworm 0.02-0.03 lb. a.i. plant stalk. 

Bcet ArlllywormJ (2.56-3.84 n. oz.) JScc resistam.:c stillemenl under General Directiolls 

Corn Earwonn for Use. 

Ellropeall Corll Borer' 

FilII Annywurm l Do nOI npply more than 0.08 lb. a.i. (0.64 pt. or 10.24 II. 

Fica Beelle spp. 02. of producI)/A pcr season. 

Grasshopper spp. Do nOI apply morc than 0.06 lb. a.i. (0.4& pI. or 7.68 11. Lesser COl11stalk Borerl oz. 

S01lthwestern Corn Borer~ of pr(1duct)/A per Sl'u,{ln ancr crop cl11crgcnce. 

Stink Bug spp. 

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Do 1I0t apply liIorc Ihan 0.02 lb. a.i. (0.16 pl. or 2.5t> 11. oz. Webworm spp. ofproducl)IA pcr season once crop is in safi" dmlgh slngc. 

Yellowslriped 

Armyworm l "Do not apply wilhin 30 day5 ofharvc,1. 

Chinch Bug 0.03 lb. a.i. 

Mexican Rice Borer' (3.84 fl. oz.) 

Su 'arcane Borer' 

U5e scouting ro dCICtinine need for 1i"catment, u:;ually at il1lcrvnls of 5 or more days. Base thc timing and frcquen~y of 

appli~utilJns on whcn insect populations reach local economic thresholds. 

Apply by gruund Or air using enough wntcr nnd npplication mel hods to obtain full ~uvcr'\gc of targd lo~ation. Whcn 

applying by air, apply in al Icast2 gal. ofwatcrlA. 

For sorghum midge cunttol, nlakc first appliention whcn onc quarter oflhc sorghllm heads ha~'e cmergcd and arc in lip 

biliom. Ifllc.:deJ, repeal applications al 5-day iJlter"l'ais. 

For chill~ll bug conllol, ~tart appliealioliS When bugs migrate from small gra'ms or grass wecds 10 small surghilln, direct'IIlS 

~pray to the base of:;orglnlln plants. Ifnccded, repeat application,; al3-5 day il11crvals. 

ARC,LAMeY mny only Sllppress heavy infestations amlfor ~uhsl"'lucnt migratinlls. 

CEREAL GRAINS - WHEAT, WHEAT HAY, TRITICALE, BARLEY, BUCKWHEAT, OATS, 

AND RYE 

Pests Rate ARC-LA~"lCY per Remarks 

Acre 

AnllY Cutwortll 0.015-0.025 lb. a.i. See additional instl1letions below. 

C1ItU:0I"l11 spp. (1.92-3.20 tl. oz.) IBest control is obtained before insects begin to 

roll leaves. Once "'op Ims started to boot, ARCLAMCY may provide suppression only. Higher 

rates and increased coverage wil ( be necessary. 

cSllpprssion only. 

JSee resistance slatement under GCl1crul 

Directions for lise. 

4 Make applieatiol1when adults el1lcrge. 

Armvworm 0.02-0.03 lb. a.i. 

Bird'Cherry-Oat Aphid l (2.56-3.84 n. oz.) Do not apply wllhin30 days ofharves!. 

Cereal LcafBeetlc 

English Grain A ll1ld l Do not apply more than 0.06 lb. a.i. (0.48 pt. or 

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Fall Armyworm 7.68 fl, m:. ofproducl)/A per season. 

Flcn B~el1c spp. 

Gnlsshoppcr spp. Do not <ll1ow livestock 10 graze in treated arcas 

Hessian Fly4 or ImrvcS!lrclilcd wheal forage as feed for meal 

Orange Blossol11 Wheal or dairy animals willlin 7 days after trealment. 

Midge Do not reed treated slmwlO meal or dairy 

Russian Wheal Aphid ' animals within 30 days ancl' laslHealmenl. 

Slink Bug spp. 

Ycllows!ripcd Armyworm 

Grass Sawfly 0.025-0.03 lb. a.i. 

(3.20-3.84 n. oz.) 

Chinch Bng 0.03 lb. a.i, 

Corn Le:lfAphid2 (3.84 tl. oz.) 

Grccnbug,·

l 

Mile Spp.2 i 

Usc seouling to dClcnnillc Ilced lor Irea!n1CIl!, 115lmlly ,,1 ill1crwls of 5 or more days. Base the liming and frequency of 

applicmioll5 011 when inseci POllllblinm; reach l!lc~1 ccunnmic lhrcslmhk 

Apply by ground or air IIsing enough W<lter ,md ~pplicalion melhods to oblain full cU\"CJ~gc of foliage. When applying by 

air, apply in al least 2 gal. ofwa1<:rlA. 

For chinch bllg comrol, rcpe~1 ~1)pliealloIlS ~l 3-5 d:,y inlcrvals ifnccded. ARC-LAMCY may only supprcss heavy 

infcslnlions and/or l11igr~lions. 

Because Grcenbug is known 10 b<l~c m~ny biolypes. il is possible lhal ARC-LAMey may only provide suppression. tfthis 

occurs. a second ~-pplicatioll u,in' Hn a!tcrnalivc chcmislry may be needed. 

COLE CROPS - BROCCOLI, BRUSSELS SPROUTS, CABBAGE, CAVALO BROCCOLO, 

CAULIFLOWER, CHINESE BROCCOLl (GAl LON), CHINESE CABBAGE (NAPA), CHINESE 

MUSTARD CABBAGE (GAl CHOY). KOHLR,\BI 

Pests Rate ARC-LAMCY per Remarks 

Acre 

AIl:1lfa Lnoper 0.015-0.025 lb. a.I. Sec additional InSli"UCllOns belo,",'. 

Cabbage Looper (1.92-3.20 II. oz.) IF(")r eonHol of first and second inslars only. 

Cabbage Webworm 2Supprcssion only. 

c,llwornl ~pp. ]Sce rcsislance slalemenl \1I1der General 

Iluported Cabbageworl11 I Direl:liuns for Use. 

SOlllhern Cabbageworm , 

Aphid spp.-· 0.02·D.03 lb. a.i. Do nul npply within I Jay of harvest. 

Armywonn (2.56-3.8411. oz.) 

Iket Armyworm l

., 1J0 nnt apply nXlre than 0.24 lb. <I.i. (1.92 pt. 

Corn Earworl11 30.72 n. oz. ofprodllct)/A per seaSOI). 

DialOondbnl:k MOlh' 

Fall Almyworml 

Flea BeC11c spp. 

Grassllopper spp. 

Japanese Beelle (AJuh) 

Leathopper ,pp. 

Ml:adow Spin1cbug 

Plain Bug spp. - includillg 

Lygus spp.] 

Spider Mite spp.~ 

Stink Bug spp. 

Thrips spp.-

Vegeluble Weevil (Adult) 

Whilctly sppY 

Ye1lowslriped Armvworm 

Usc scouting 10 dclcl"lnine need r.-r apl)liealion. u,ually al imerval$ of 5 or more days. B~,c lhe liming and frequcncy of 

applicmiolls on when in,ecl populmions rcacb local economic Ihrc~holds. 

". 

Apply by grollnd or air U,illg cllough waler 10 oblain filII covcr"gc offhliage. Wlicil applyillg by air, ~pply in al lea,l 2 gals. 

ufw"ler//I.. 

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Pests Rate ARC-LAMey per Remarks 

Acre 

Cutworm spp. O.OJ5-0.02lb. a.i. See additional instructions below. 

Soybean Thrips (1.92-2.56 fl. oz.) IFor control offirsl and second inslars only. 

Tobacco Thrips !Suppression only. 

Cabb:Jge Looper 0.02-0.03 lb. a.i. 'See resistance statement \lIldcr General 

COllon Flellhoppcr (2.56-3.84 n. oz.) Directions lor Usc. 

COllon Lcalj)erloralor Do 1101 npply withi!! 21 ,j,ly,ofhnrwsi. 

COllon Lcafworlll 

Lygus Bug Spp.' Do not graze livestock in [rented arcas. 

Pink Bollworm 

Do nOI apply 1110rc Ihan 0.2 lb. 11.i (1.6 pI. S:lhnlarsh CUtClllil]ar or 25.6 

fl. oz. ofproducl)/A per ~ca,on. 

Bandedwing Whilcny- 0.025-0.04 lb. ,,:1. 

BeCI Armyworm U (3.20-5.12 f1. oz.) Do 1101 IIlakc morc Ihan n IOlal of 10 synthelie 

Boll Weevil ryrelliroid ~pplieatiun5 (of one Ilrodutl or 

Brown Slink Bug eUlllb,inatiun of product,;) 10 a eOllnn el)lr ill one 

Collon Aphid"J growlIlg s~nSOIi. 

Collon Bullworm 

Eurupcnn Corn Borer 

Fall Armywnnn 

Green Slink B!lg 

Suulhern Greell Slink Bug 

SWeelp0lalU Whiletly~"\ 

Tobacco Blldwnrm3 

Twospollecl Spider Mile" 

Usc seouling 10 delermine need lor nppliention, usunlly al inlervals of5· 7 days. 8>1se Ihe liming nnd frequency of apillieniions 

011 when imeel popul,nions reneh local eeonumie lhresholds. 

Apply grmmd (lr ,Iirll,ing enuugh waler 10 (lblnin full eoverngc of lilliage. 

,\ppliealiulis nlaY nl~u he m,ldc Willi equipmenl adnpled and enlibraled for UL V sprays. ARC-LAMCY IIlny be mixed Wilh 

unee-relined vegetable uil Ulld applied in n minimum of at lenS! unc ql, of lillished spnly!A. 

When bollwonn/blldwOlm infcSlnlion levels arc light, 0.02 lb. a.i. (2.5611. oz. ofprodllet)!A may be applied ill eonjlmetion wilh 

inlense ticld moniloring. 

Fur boll weevil, spray on a 3-5 day schedule. 

When applied ,Iceording 10 lhe direelinns above lor conlrol of eollon bollwonn amllObaeeo budworm. ARC-LAMCY also 

I pro\'id~s ovicidal CQmrol of ullhalehed Hdiolhis s ecies e' '5. 

CUCURBIT VEGET ABLES ~ CHA VOTE (fruit), CHINESE WAXGOURD, CITRON MELON, 

CUCUMBER, GHERKIN, GOURD (edible), MOMOROICA spp., MUSKMELON, PUMPKIN, 

SQUASH (summer and winter), WATERMELON 

Pests Rate ARC-LAMey per Remarks 

Aere 

Armyworm spp. 0.02-0,03 lb. a.i. See addilional inslnlelioliS below, 

I3lisler Beelle spp. (2.56-3.84 n. oz.) I Sec resislance slalemenllmder General 

Cnbbnge Looper Direclions for Usc. 

Com Earwonn : Weslem Flower Thrips arc nOl included. 

Cricket spp, 3 Sllppression only. 

Cuculllber Beelle species 

(aduh~) 

Cui worm xpp. Do 1101 ~pply wilhin I day of hnrvesl. 

Flea Beelle spp. 

Grasshopper spp. Dn 1101 apply nlore lhan 0.18 lb. n.i (1.44 pI. or 23 n. 

June Beelle spp. oz.)!!. per senson. 

Leaftooled Bug 

Leafhopper spp. 

Lyglls Blig spp. I 

Melonworm 

Piekleworm 

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Plant Bug spp. 

Rindworm species complex 

Saltmarsh Clllcrpillar 

Squash Beetle 

Squash Bng spp. 

Squash Vine Borer spp. 

Slink Bug spp. 

Thrips spp. I. 2 

Tnhacco Btldworm I 

Wcbworm spp. 

Aphid spp. 0.03 lb. a.i. 

Lcafmincr Spp.I,J (3.84 11. oz.) 

Spider Mite spp. -' 

Whitefly spp.l,) 

Usc scoming \0 dctcnninc need for application, Iisually;u intervals or 5 or morc days. Base the liming and frequency of 

applications 011 when illsc~! poplilmions tc~cI! local ecunomic thresholds. 

Apply by ground or air using enough wllter to ohlain fIlii coverage of foliage. When applying by air, apply in at leas! 2 gals. 

of solulion per acre. When applying by ground, apply in a minimum of 10 gals. of sohllion per acre. 

Use higher application volumes andfo!" application r.1!es when foliage is denS\', larvae arc large, pest popllimions arc high, 

size of plants increases, or weather conditions arc adverse. Usc highcr mtes for longer residual. 

InseCls thai tunnel Ot bure into Icuve,;, stems, vines, or fruit !nllst be eomroll~d before pcnctration. Only insects (larvae and 

aduh~) ex oscd to the ("Jroduet can be controlled with ruliar applications of Lnmbda-Cv EC Insecticide - RUf>. 

FRUITING VEGETABLES - TOMATO, TOMATILLO, PEPPERS (BELL AND NONBELLl. 

EGGPLANT , GROUND CHERRY , PEPINO 

Pests Rate ARC~LAMCY Remarks 

per Acre 

Cabbage Looper 0.015-0.025 lb. a. i. See additional instruetiolf$llelow. 

Cutworm spp. (1.92-3.2011. oz.) IFor control of first and second instars only. 

Hornworm .'lPI). 2Suppression only. 

Aphid spp. -.. 0.02-0.03 lb. a.i. JSee resistance statement onder General 

Beet Armywom{3 (2.56-3.84 fL oz.) Directions for Usc. 

Bli.l;ler Beetle spp. 4For eOlltrol hefore the larva hores inln the 

Coluratlo POlUto Beellc3 plant stalk ur rruit. 

Cuculliber Beetle .~pp. (Adult) ~Docs lIot include Western Flower Ihrips. i 

European .com Borcr4 

Fall Annyworml Do lIot apply within 5 days ofharvesl. 

Flea Bcctlc spp. 

Gra$~hupper ~pp. Du nut apply more than 0.]6 lb. a.1. (2.88 pl . 

.Tapane~e Beelle (Adultl or41i.08 n. oz. \)rprodoct)/A per ,cason. 

i Leafhopper spp. 

Lcarmincr $Pp. C 

Mcadow Spinlebug 

Pepper Weevil (Adulti 

Plant Bng spp. 

SOlUhcrn Armyworml 

Spider Mite $PP." 

Stalk Borer4 

Stink Bllg 5pp. 

Thrips~ 

Tobacco Budwonn) 

Tomato Fruitworm 

Tomato I'inworm 

Tomato Psyllid ~.J 

Vegetable Weevil (Adult) 

Whilefly spp.".l , Yellowstrioed Annvworml , Usc sl;outing to determine nced for application, usually at intervals of 5 or IIWfC days. Base Ihc timing and frequency of 

!.TE.licatiolis Oil th~ timing when insect po ul~tinlls reach local economic thrcshnlds. 

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Apply by ground orairllsillg ~nOllgh M11~r 10 oblain full ~ovcragc offoliage. Wh~n applying by air, apply in al I~asl 2 guL of 

waler/A. 

GRASS FORAGE, FODDER, AND HAY - PASTURE AND RANGELAND GRASS, GRASS 

GROWN FOR HAY OR SILAGE, Ai'o'D GRASS GROWN FOR SEED 

Pc~ts 

Army Cutwol'm 

ClItwonn spp. 

Essex Skipper 

Range Caterpillar 

Slriped Grass looper 

Rate ARC-LAMey per 

Acre 

0.015-0.025 lb. a.i. 

(1.92-3.2 fl, oz.) 

Remarks 

Sec additiOnlll instruetiolls below. 

I Best control is obtained before insects begin to 

rollleavcs. 

2 Sec reslstUIJ(;C statement under General 

Dircetiolls for Usc. 

J SlIppressioll only. 

4 Greenbug is knowll to lmve many biolypes. 

Lantbda-Cy EC Insecticide - RUP IJmy provide 

suppression only. A seeOlld application using 

altentative chemistry may be needed. 

Paslure 11ml rang~Jaml gmss Illay be used l'or gmz;ng 

or CUI for forage 0 days after applkalioll. Do nOI CUI 

grass 1(1 he dri~d allti harvesled for hay ulIl;1 7 days 

aner Ihe laSI appliealioll. 

Gras;; grown for se~d: Straw and Inmure seed (s~cd 

screenings) Illay b~ u~~11 as fc~d 7 days aner lh~ IHSI 

appli~alion. RegrUlVll1 of grass grOWIl for sced ,nilY 

b~ us~(1 tor grazing. eUI for fUI'llge or ~1I11O b~ (hied 

and harvesl~d lor hay. 

Do 1101 apply morc Ihan 0.03 lb. a.i (0.24 pI. or 3,M 

n, oz,)lA pcr ~llll;ng for pa~lurcs, rangeland. and 

gras~cs growil fur ~ccd. A min;nlllm rc"lr~alm~nl 

illle!'va] (RTI) "f)O days is reqllircd tilr p~stures ulld 

mngclund rcccivilig 0.03 lb. a.i.JA which have lIot 

l-,c-cc----------+--~_;;o;_;;_;;_.;_;c_~--1 b~cn CUI b~IW~~1I allpJiculiolis. 

Beet Amlyworm 0.02 - 0.03 lb. ,1.1. 

Billbug spp. 3 (2.56 _ 3.84 fl. oz.) 

Rird Cherry-Oat Apllid. ' 

Black Grass Bug 

Black Turfgl1lss Beetle (adult) 

Blue Stem Midge 

Cereal Leaf Beetle 

Chinc11 !3\lg 

Cn.me Fly spp. 

Cricket spp. 

English Grain Aphid I 

Fall Armyworm 

Flea Beetle spp. 

Grass Mealybug 

GTass Sawfly (adulJ) 

Gr<lsshoppcr spp. 

Green JUlie Beetle (adulJ) 

Greellbug I. c. 4 

Japanese Beelle (adult) 

Katydid spp. 

Leathopper spp. 

Mite spp. 3 

RlIssi(ln Wlleat Aphid I 

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Do lint apply more than 0.09 lb. a i. (0.72 pI. or 

11.52 fl. oz. nfprodllel) per acre per seasoll. 

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Sonlhern Armywollll 

Spittlebug spp. 

Stink Bug spp. 

Sugarcane Aphid 

Thrips spp. 

Tick spp. 

True Armyworl11 

Wcbworm spp. 

YcllolI'stn"Dcd Amlyworm 

Usc scouling 10 dele/mine applicmion rcguircnlcnls. Base Ihe liming nnd frcgucncy of applica1ions on when insect 

Plll1111,I\illnS reach local ccontJl11ic thresholds. 

Apply hy grountl or air IIsing enough waler (0 nblain full coverage or foliage. When lIpplying hy air. apply in ai Ic~,( 2 gals. 

Or1Va(~r per acre. Whell applyillg by groulld, apply ill a minimum l1r7 gals. ufwulCr pcr a~rc. 

Usc hillficr aprlicmion volumes andlor applica1ion rll1CS when foliage is delise, larvae arc brgc, pCS1 pOpulalions lITe high, or 

wcuthel cOlld'l!lonS ale advcrs~. Usc higher rmes for 10llger rcs'Hilla!' 

For ~hinch mig contlol, Lambda-Cy EC Insecticide - RUP may only supprc~s he<wy inlcstation:; and/or Inigrnlions. IlIlliesc 

Silll<lI;Hn~> a ,;c~llnd applkalion usiil~ ahemmive ehcmislrv may be needed. 

LEGUME VEGETABLES (BEANS AND PEAS): 

EDIBLE PODDED (ONLY): Ctll1al'alia g/w/iula - sword bean; CUI1Ul'alia (!I1.1'i{ormis - jaekbean; 

G(Vcil1e lI1ax - soybcan (immature seed). 

EDTBLE PODDED, SUCCULENT SHELLED OR DRIED SHELLED: P/wYeo/lI$ spp. - includes 

field, kidney, IimH, navy, pinto, Hilmer, snap, tepary, and wax beans; Vignu spp. - incl\ldes adwki, 

aspuragus, mOlh, l11ung, ri<.:e, uru and yard long beans, blackcyed pea, <':<Itjang, Chinese longiJean, cowpea, 

Crowder peu, and Southern pca; Pislllll 5pp. - includes dwarf: edible-pod, En~lish, field, garden, green, 

snow, and sngar peas; Cojalilis cajall - Pigeoll pca. 

SUCCULENT SHELLED OR DRIED SHELLED: Vicaja-ha - broadbean (fava bean). 

DRIED SHELLED (ONLY): LI/pin1lS spp. - includes grain, sweet, while and sweet white lupines; Cicel" 

mle/ill/HIII - chickpea (garbanzo bean), Cyulllop$is /e/I"(lgallaloba- guar, Loblab pUPUI"CilS - Lablab bean 

(I nyac111t h b ) can, L (fIlS escu/ala- I enll 'I s. 

Pests Rate ARC-LAMCY Remarks 

per Acre 

Cutworl11 spp. 0.015·0.025 lb. a.i. See additional instructions beloW. 

Green ClovcrwOrnl (1.92-3.20 fl. oz.) IFor control before the larva bores into the 

Il11p(lrted Cabhageworm plant stalk or pods. 

Mexican Bean Bcetle "Usc higher rates for large larvae. 

Salt111arsh Caterpillar 'For sllppression only. 

Velvetkal" Caler Jillar "Sec resistance stutemenl under General 

Allullil Calerpillar 0.02-0.03 lb. a.i. Direelions for Usc. 

Aphid Spp.4 (2.56-3,84 n. oz.) 'Docs not include Weste1l1 Flower Thrips 

Armyworl112 

Bean LeafBcellc For edible podded and sllC~ulent shelled I,'gume 

Bean Lcatskeletonizer vcgewbles, do n01 applywilllin 7 days of 

Blislcr Bcctle spp. harvest. 

Corn Em'wontl For dried shelled legUlne vegelables, do not 

Corn Rootworm Beetle spp. (Ad\llt) apply wilhin 21 days ofharvesl. 

Cucumber Beetle spp. (Adult) 

Curculio and Weevil Spp.1 Do not apply 1)10re thnn 0.12Ib. a,i. (0.96 pI. 0; 

(foliage and pod feeding adults and I 5.3fi n. oz. ofproduCl)fA per season, 

larvae) 

European Corn Borer 1'01 succulent and dried shelled peas and beans, 

Fall Armyworm! do 1101 graze livestock in treated areas or harvest 

Flea Beetle spp. (Adult) vil1c~ l"or fOr<lge or hay. 

Flea Hoppcr spp. 

Grns!;hoppcr spp. 

Japancsc Bectle (Adult) 

Leafhopper spp. 

Leaftier spp. 

LooDer so~. 

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Meadow Spitlleilug 

Pllinlcu Lldy Buller!]y (Lllrva) , Plant Bug spp. including Lygtls spp. 

Stalk Borer' 

Stink Bug spp. 

Thrcccomcrcd Alfalfa Hopper 

Thrips 5pp.4.5 

Tobacco Budworm4 

Wcbwnrm spp. 

Weslern Bcan Clitworm 

Western Ycllowstripcd Annyworm2 

Ycllow$(ripcd Aml'ywornl 

Beet Armywonn 0.03 lb. a.i. 

Lcafmincr spp.J,· \ (3.84 fl. oz.) 

Lesser Cumslalk Borel) , Soyocan Looper M 

Spider Mite spp.3 

Whitefly sprY 

Usc SCOllling to dClcnninc need for <lpplicalion, usually at interval> of 5 or Illore days. Base lhe lilililig lind ti-equcm:y o/" 

"ppli';<ltions nil when ",Set1 populaluln.'; rC;ld,lo<:al econOlnlC thresholds. 

Apply by ground or <lir II,ing enough waler tu ubl"ill full covcl'~gc uf fllli~gc_ Wlwn applying by air. JPply in al leasI2 gal. or 

wuterl A. 

LEGUME . VEGETABLES . , . SOYBEANS 

Pesls Rate ARC-LAMCY per Remarks 

Acre 

Bean Leaf Beetle 0.015-0.025 lb. a.i. Sec additional instructions below. 

Cabbage Looper (1.92-3.20!l. oz.) IUse hi~her rates for large larvae. , 

COI"II Earworm lSuppressioll only. 

CNn Rootworm Bectle (Adult beetles JSee resistance statement lutder 

including Mexican, Nonltcrn, General Directions for Usc. 

Southern, Western) 4Use lower rates jor early season 

Cutworm ~pp. applications and/or lighter 

Green Cloverwonn poplllations. 

Mexican Beall BeeHe 500CS not include Western Flower 

Painted Lady (Thistle) Caterpillar Thrips. 

Pntato Lc~fhopper 

Saltnmrsh Caterpillar Do not apply within 30 days of i 

Soybean Aphid4 ltarvest. , Thrcccornered Alfal fa Hopper 

Thrips Spp.5 Do not apply more than 0.06 lb. a.i. 

Velvetbean Caterpillar (0.48 pl.)/ A per seasol1. 

Woolybear Caterpillar 

Armyworm 0.025·0.03 lb. a.i. 

Blister Beetle spp. (3.20-3.84 fl. oz.) 

European Corn Borer 

I Fall Armyworm l 

Grasshopper spp. 

Japanese Bcetle (Adult) , Plant A1Ig spp. 

SilvcrspoUed Skipper 

Stink Bug SP!l. 

Tobacco Budworm3 

WebWOlill spp. 

YcilowstriDed Annvworm l 

Beet Arm worm .- 0.03 lb. a.i. 

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Lesser Cornstalk Borer- (3J:l4 fl. oz.) 

Soybean Luoper!·J 

Spider Mite Spp.1 

Usc scouling 10 delclm;nc need fOI application, 11sually at il11crvals of5 or morc days. Base the liming and frequency of 

arriicaiioliS on whcli inscd popllialiolls reach local economic thresholds. 

Do not gm7.C or lIarvCSl lrcaicd soybc~11 tbmgc, Siraw or hay for liVCSlOCk feed. 

Apply by gr01l11d or ~ir1lSing enough 1\'alCI" 10 oblain full coverage offoliage. When applying by air, apply in allcasl 2 gal. or 

wnler/A. 

For Cllnlroi of adult com roolwonn becllcs (/Ji«hrolllXl spp.J us pari of all aerial applied 10 COni roulwonn control progr'lI11 usc al 

ll'u!1 2.56 n. oz./A of pro duel (0.02 lb. a.iJA). 

LETTUCE (HEAD AND LEAF) 

Pests Rate ARC-LAMey per Renmrks 

Acre 

Alfalfa 0.015-0.025 lb. a.i. Scc additional inslnletion~ below. 

Cabhage Looper (1.92-3.20 n. oz.) I For control of /irst and sccond instars only. 

Cutworm spp. 2Suppression only. 

Green Clovcrworl11 .1See resistance statement undcr General 

Imported Cabbageworm Directions for Use. 

Saltl11arsh Caternillar 

Aphid spp.-·· 0.02-0.03 lb. a.i. Do nol JPply withill t d~y o(brves1. 

Armyworm (2.56-3.84 fl, oz.) 

Beet Al"Il1yworml.> On 11(11 artily 1I10re lliall 0.3 Ih. a.;. (2.4 pI. "' 

Corn Earworm ));.4 fl. OZ, "f producl)/A pCI' Sca~ll1l. 

DiallTI}ndhm;k Moth] 

EUropean Cum Borer 

Fall Armyworm I 

Fica Beetle spp. 

Grasshopper spp. 

Japanese Beetle (Adult) 

Leafhopper spp. 

Mcadow Spittleb\lg 

Plant Bug spp. incl1lding LYg1ls spp.] 

Southern Armyworm 

Spider Mite spp.' 

Stink B\lg spp. I 

Tobacco Blldworm' 

, 

Vegetable Weevil (Adult) 

Whitefly spp.~,J 

Usc seoaling to delermine need for applieotion, usually JI il11crvals of 5 or nlore days. Base Ihe timillg and frequency of 

npplie<llions on when insect )J<Jplllalions reaelillical cconumic Ihresholds. 

Apply by grollnd ur air 1Ising ellough water 10 obtnin filII eovenlgc offolinge. When npplying by nil', apply ill ~I ie,IS( 2. g~1. of 

WaierlA 

ONION (BULB) AND GARLIC 

Pests Rate ARC-LAMCY per Remarks 

Acrc 

Cutworm spp. 0.015-0.025 lb. a.i. See additional instrtletions be low. 

Leafnliner spp. (Ad1l1t) (1.92-3.20 II. oz.) IFor control of i"trst and second instal'S only, 

Onioll Mau:gut (Adult) 'Sllppression DIlly. 

Seedcum M~I "ot (Adull) JSec resistance statemenlllndcr Genernl 

Aphilf spp.- 0.D2-0.D3 lb. a,i. Directions for Usc. 

Armyworm spp. I (2.56-3.84 n. oz.) 

Flower Thrips:'J Du not 3pply within 14 days of harvcst 

01lion ThripsJ 

Plant Bug spp. Do not apply more tlwn 0.24 lb. U.i. (1.92 pI. "' Stillk Btl SPP. 30.72 e. oz. of pro duet)! A per scason. 

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Tobacco Thrips 

Western Flower ThripsD I I 

Usc sCOllting 10 dCICllllinc IIced for 3pplic~tion, lISually at imervals of 5 or morc days. Ihsc the timing und frequency of 

applications on when insect populaJions reach local econoillic thresholds. 

Usc the higher label ratcs as tllrips population increases and avoid rescue sltllations. 

Apply by ground or air using enough water !llId applic31ion methods ttl obtaill full cuvcragc of foliage. When applying by air. 

apply in at Io:ast 2 gal. ofwutcr/A. 

To control thrips by licriallipplicmion, the addition of 1% coe v/v, '/.% Nts v!v or a silicone adjuvant (follow manu(acl1lrcr's lise 

dirCClions) Illay improve the deposition ofJhc S ,'ilV and incrcnscplant coverage. . 

PEANUT " 

Pests Rate ARC~LAMCY per Remarks 

Acre 

Cutworm spp. 0.015-0.025 lb. a.i. Sce additional instntetions helow. 

Grccn Clovcrworm (1.92-3.20 fl. oz.) I Usc higher ral~s for large larvae. 

Potato Lcathopper lSupprc.~sion only. 

Redneeked Peanut Worm rSee resistance statement under General 

Threeeornered Alfalfa Leafhopper I Directions for Usc. 

Velvet bean Cnter i liar 

Senn LeafScelle 0.02-0.03 lb. a.i. 

Corn EarwOl111 

Fall ATinywoTln' 

(2.56-3.84 il. oz.) Do not apply within 14 days ofhnrvest. 

Grasshopper spp. Do not apply more than 0.12 lb. a. i. (0.% pI. 

SOlltltern Corn RootwoTiu (Adult) Dr 15.36 fl. oz. ofproduct)!A per season. 

Stink Bug spp. 

Tobacco Thrips 

Vegetable Weevil 

Whitefringcd Beetle (Adult) 

Aphid spp: 0.03 lb. a.i. 

Beet Armyworm') (3.8411. DZ.) 

Lesser COl1Jstalk Borer' 

Soybean Looper'] 

Spider Mile spp.c 

Usc sCOllting 10 delennine need lor application, llsllally al illte,'vnls of7 or more days. R~se Ille timillg ~nd fi"cqllcncy orupplications 

on whcn inscct pnpulalions rcach local cconomic Iliresholds. 

Apply by ground or air using cnOllgh watcr 10 oblain full COVCltlgc of fDliagc. Whco applying by air, apply in at least 2 gal. of 

w<ltcrlA. 

POME FRUITS ~ APPLE, CRABAPPLE, LOQUAT, MA YHA WI ORIENTAL PEAR, PEAR, 

QUINCE , 

Pests Rate ARC-LAMey per Remarks 

Acre 

Apple Aphid 0.02-0.04 lb. a.i. Sec additional instructions below. 

Apple Maggot (Adult) (2.56-5.12 fl. oz.) 'Suppression only. 

Cberry Fmit Fly spp. (Adllll) 

Coding Moth Do not apply within 21 days ofharvest. 

Green FruitwOTIll 

Japanese Beetle Do not apply more lhan 0.2 lb. a.i. (1.6 pt. 0< 

Leafhopper spp. 25.611. oz. ofproduet)/A per year. 

Leafi'oller spp. 

lesser Appleworm Do nDt "pply mOI'e lhan 0.16Ib. a.i. (1.28 pt. 

Omnivorous Lcafrollcr or 20.48 11. oz, of product)! A per year post 

Orange Tortrix bloom. 

Orienlal Fruit Moll! 

Pear Psylla ' 

Pear Sawfly 

Periodical Cicada ,----" 

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Plant Bug spp. 

Plum ClIrclIlio 

Rosy Apple Aphid 

San Jose Scale (fmil infestations only) 

Spirea Aphid l 

Slink Bug spp. 

Tenl Caterpillar spp. 

Tcnliform LcafMinCl' srp. 

Tree Borer spp. 

TIlIlet! Apple Blldwol'Ill 

Wcbworm spp. 

Usc scoliling to dClcmlilic IIced for application, IIsllally aI il11crvals of5 or morc days. Base Ihe liming and freqllency of applicalions 

on when illscci populations re;leIi 10c;1I economic Ihresholds and (PM recommendalions. 

Apply by grollnd or uir usingcl10ugll wdlcr to oblain full coverage oflhe roliage or lmgel area. When applying by air, fipply in at 

IC~SI 5 ~al. ofwmcr ocr acre, bUl usc hi ,her volumes as appropriate for IhorouQh covc;acc. 

S1'O:\,E FRUITS-APRICOT, SWEET CHERRY, TART CHERRY, NECTARINE, PEACH, 

PLUM , , CHICKASAW PI UM J)AMSON PLUM JAP \NES£ PLUM I'LUMCOT PRUNE - , , , , , , , , , I'csts Rale ARC-LAMey pcr Remarks 

Acre 

American Plum Borer 0.02-0.04 lb. a.i. Scc additional inslruclions below. 

Apple Maggol (Adult) (2.56-5.12 fl. oz.) 

Bh«:k Cherry Aphid Do nut apply within 14 days orharvesl. 

Cherry Fl1Iil Fly ~pp. (Adult) 

Codl ing Moth Do nol apply more than 0.2 lb. a.i. (I.G pI. 

Grcen Fmilworm or25.6 fl. oz. ofprodllcl)/A per year. Do 

Japancse Beetle nOI apply more lhan 0.16 lb. a.i. (1.28 pI. 0. 

June Bcctlc 20.48 fl. oz. ofproduct)/A per ycar post 

Leafhopper spp. bloom. 

Lean·oller spp. 

Oriental Fmit Moth 

Peachlrec Borcr spp. 

Peach Twig Burer 

Pcar Sawfly 

Periodical Cicad" 

PI~nt Bug spp. 

Pilim Curculio 

Rose Chafer 

Slink Bug spp. 

Tent Cmerpillur spp. I Thrips spp. I 

Usc ,COUling to uctcnninc nced for application, usually at inlervals of5 Orll1ore days. Base lhe liming Hnd rrcqucncy or <lpplie<ltion~ 

nn when !IISeel popilialions reach IOCHI economic Ihreslluld~ alld rPM recunlmelldalions. 

Apply by grOlllld or air IIsing enough watcr to obtain filII eovcr~gc of lhe foliagc or largcl area. When applying by air, apply ar least 

5 gal. ol"wulcr per acre, bUl11SC highcr VOIUlllCS as approprlalc for thorOlI h coverage. 

SUGARCANE , - Pesls Rate ARC-LAMCY pcr Remarks 

Acre 

Mcxicl1n Rice Borer 0.025-0.04 lb. a.i. Sec addilional Instnlcliol1s bc1uw. 

Pygmy Mole Cricket (3.20-5.12 fl. oz.) IFor control before lhe larva bores inlo lite planl stalk. 

Hice Slalk Borer' 2S\lppressiol1 only ofhcet1cs active abnve gfflund. 

Sligarcane Aphid) .IS\?C resistance stalemenl under Gener,,1 Direcl ions for 

Sugllreanc Beelle (Adull)2 Usc-. 

Sugarcane Borerl 

West Indian Cranefly Do 1101 apply Wilhill 21 days ofharve~t. 

Yellow SII 'arcane Aphid} Do IIOt apply morc tlmn 0.16 III. '1.1. (l.n pl. Hr 20.48 lI. liZ. 

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I I ofprodUCI}fA per SC~SUIl. 

Use scouting to delcnninc IIced lor <lpplicmioll, usu~lly al intervals of7 or more d~ys. BU$c llie limillg 11nd rrcqu~'llcy of;ll'lllicalinn1 

011 when insect populations reach 10Cili economic threshold. 

Apply by ground Ilr air using c"Hugh wal~r III IIhl<lil' filII C(lVCI'Olgc (lfilic foliugc ur larget area. When applyillg by air, apply at Icil~l 

2 g<l!. oflVlllcr(A. 

SUi'iFIOWER , " 

Target Pests Rale ARC-LAMey per Remarks 

Acre 

Cutworm srI'. O.OIS-O.025 lb. a.i. Sec additional instmctinllS below. 

Sunflower Beelle (1.92-3.20 fl. 07..) IUSC higlwr rales for large Ilirelle. 

<Suppression only. 

JScc resistance statement under General 

Banded SlinflowCI' Moth 0.02-0,03 !b, a,i. Directions for Usc. 

Full Armyworm' (2.56-3.84 fl nz.) 

Grasshopper spp_ Do Ilot apply within 45 days orharvesl. 

Head-C!ipper Weevil (Adult) 

Japanese Beet!e (Adu!t) Do not apply more than D.! 2 lb. a.i. (0.96 pI. or 

LeafllOppcr spp. 15.36 fl. oz. of produet)/A per seasoll. Do 1101 

Meadow Spilliebug apply more than 0.09 lb. a.i. (0.72 pI. or I ! .52 fl. 

Painted Lady (Thistle) Calerpillar oz. ofproducl)lA per season after bloom 

Seed Weevil (Adu!t) initiation. 

Spollcd Cabbage Looper 

Stem Weevil (Adult) Do nOl apply as an Ultra Low Volume (ULV) 

Stink Bug spp. spmy. 

Sunflower Maggot (Adult) 

Suuflower Moth 

WoolYbear Cmerpi!!ar 

Beel Armyworm"" 0.03 lb. a.i. 

Spider Mite sPP.' (3.84 II. oz.) 

Usc ,euulillg to delermine IIced for appliculion, usually 31 illlcrv~ls of5 or more d:IYs. B~sc lhc lilnillg and frcqUCIiCY of ~ppliealiolls 

on when inseel poplilations reach 10c~1 ceonOlilie lhresholds. 

Apply by ground or air lISillg enough waler 10 oblain full coverage ofSUlitlower Ilcads alldfor foliage. When applyillg by air, ~tlply 

in allcasl2 .I~al. ofw:llcrfA. 

TOBACCO 

Pests Rate ARC-LAMCY per Remarks 

Acre 

Armyworm spp. 0.0!5-0.03 lb. a.i. Sec addilional illstruetions below. 

B!isler Beet!e spp. (1.92-3.84 fl. oz.) I For eOlttrol of first alld seeOlld instars oilly. 

Cabbage Looper !Suppression only. 

Corn Earworm JSee resistance statement under General 

Cucumber Beetle spp. (Adult) Directions for Usc. 

Cutworm spp. 

Grasshoppcr spp. Do lJOt apply witltin 40 days orharvesl. 

Japanese Beetle (Adult) 

Katydid spp. Do [lot apply morc thall 0.09 lb. a.i. (0.72 pt. ". 

P!allt Bug Spp.l I 1.52 fl. oz. ofprnduet)/A per year. 

Potato Tuberwonll 

Sa!ttnarsh Caterpillar 

Slinkbug spp. 

Tobacco Aphid spp.l.) 

Toblleeo BudwonllJ 

Tobacco Fle,l Beetle (Adult) 

Tobaccu Homworm 

Tobacco Thrips Spp.l 

TOlllato Hornworm 

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Tree Cricket spp. 

Vegetable Weevil (Adult) , Wcbworm spp. 

Usc SCOlililig 10 dclcnnillc need for applicalion, Iisunily at intt'rv;lls or7 or more days. Base lhe liming and frcQllcncyor 

applications on when insect populations reach local ccollom;c lhr~sho(ds. 

Apply by grOllnd or air using cnnugll Waler lO obluinnlll covcmgc (lfthe fnliugc_ Whcli applying by air. apply in nllcasl 2 gaL or 

water/A. 

TRF,I<; NUTS- ALMOND, BEECH NUT, BRAZIL NUT, BUlTERNUT, CASHEW, CHESTNUT, 

CHINQUAPIN, FILBERT (HAZELNUT), HICKORY NUT, MACADAMIA NUT (BUSH NUT). 

PISTACHIO WALNUT -BLACK , WALNUT -ENGLISII , (pERSIAN) , , PECAN , Pests Rate ARC-LAMe\' per Remarks 

Acre 

Auts 0.02-0,04 lb. a.i. Sec additional instructions below. 

Chinch Bug (2.56-5.12 n. oz.) 

Coddling Mlllh I Do nOl apply wilhin 14 days ofharves\. 

Filbcrtworm 

Lcaffooted Bug Do IIOI apply Illore lhall 0.16 lb. a.i. (1.28 pl. 

Lean'oller spp. or 20.48 n, oz. ofproduel)/A per year. 

Navel Owngeworm 

Peach Twig Borer Do not apply more than 0.12 lb. a.i. (0.96 pt. 

Planl Bllg spp. , or 15.)6 n. oz. ofprod\lel)/A peryearpo,t 

Slink Bug spp. bluom. 

Walnut Aphid 

Walnut Husk Fly spp. (AJull) 

Hickory Sllliekworlll 

I 

Pecall Aphid spp. 

Pecan Cisebearer ~'Jlp. 

Peeall Phylloxera spp. 

Peeall Spillleblig 

Peeall Weevil 

Slink Bug; spp. 

Usc seolililig 10 dCIClll1ine need for nppliem;oll. uSlially al inlervals of5 or Illore day~. Flase Ille liming ~nd freqlleney of "pplie<lliolls 

on when inscet populations reach local eeollomic Ihresholds. 

Apply by ground or air IIsilig ellough waler 10 obwin filII coverage oflhe foliage or Imgel area. When applying by [Iir, JPply ill al 

leasl 5 .I::aL ofwnier per acre. blllu~e higher rales as approprialc for IhorOIl 'h eoverJ 'c. 

TUBEROUS AND CORM VEGETABLES - ARRACACHA, ARROWHOOT, ARTICHOKE 

(Chinese and JerusaleOI only), CANNA (edible), CASSAVA (bitler and sweet), CHAVOTE (root), 

CHUFA, DASHEEN, GI1'<GER, LEmEN, POTATO, SWEET POTATO, TANIER, TURMERIC, 

YAMlb , ean an dt) me 

Pests Rate ARC-LAMCY per Remarks 

Acre 

CUI worm spp. 0.0 15~0.025 lb. a.i. See addilional inslrueliOlls below. 

Leafhopper spp. 11.92-3.2 fl. oz.) I See resislallce Sialeilleni under General 

Sahillarsil Calerpilh!r Directions [or Usc. 

SWeel POlalo Hornworl\1 2 Does not include Western Flower Thrips, 

Woolybear Cmerpilla!' spp. J Suppression oilly. 

Aphid spp. 0.02-0.03 lb. a.i. Do not apply wilhin 7 days of harvest. 

Arillyworm ,pp. , (2.56-3.84 n. oz.) 

Blist!;!r B!;!ctie spp. Do IIOt apply more lhall 0.12 lb. a.i. (0.96 pI. 

Colorado POlalO Beelle I 15.3611. oz. of product) per acre per season. 

Corn 'Earwonl\ 

Criekel ~pp. 

Cllellmber Beelle spp. (adults) 

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Europeall Corll Borer 

Flea Beetle spp. (adulls) 

Grasshopp..,r spp. 

Looper spp. , 

LYglis Bug spp. , 

('Iunt Bllg spp. 

POlalo Psyllid 

POtulo Tubcr\'fOrm 

Slink Bllg spp. 

SWccl Potato leaf Bcelle 

(:Idults) 

Sweet PO(,ilO Vine Borer 

Thrips spp. 1.2 

Tortoise Beetle spp. 

Wcbworm spp. 

Weevil spp. (adults) 

Lcafmincr spp. 0.03 lb. a.i. 

Whitefly spp. 1.3 (3.84 n. oz.) 

Spider Mite SOP. 3 

Usc seoming 10 dClcnninc IIced tor npplicnlioll, IIs1lnliy III inlcrvnl, of7 or more days. Base Ihe liming and frequency of 

applications on whell illSCCI popululions rC:lch locnl cconolilic tllrcsholds. 

Apply hy ground or air usillg enough water to ubtuin lull coverage offoliage. Whell Ililplyilig by air. apply in HI Icasl2 gals. 

n( waler per acre, When applying by ground. ~rrly in a minimum of 10 gal~. orwater per acro, 

U~C higher application vollimes anJ/nr "ppli~ali"n ra(",' wh~n filliag" is .:lens", Imvac nrc largc, pc~1 plipulaliollS arc high, 

planl size illereases, or wealher eOlidiliullS arc mlvelsc. Usc higher rates lor 10nl1pr residllal. 

Insects thatt\lI1nel or bore into leavel, vines, Slenl~, lubers, or corms mliSI be eonlrolle(1 before penetr:ltion. Only exposed 

in~eet'i (larvae nnd/or ndults) Call be coni rolled wilh foliar annlicntions ofLanlbda-C EC Inseelieide - RUP. 

CONIFER , AND DECIDUOUS TREES PLANTATIONS , AND , , NURS£JUES 

Pests Rate ARC-LAMCY per Remarks 

Acre 

Bngworlll 0.Q2-0.Q4 lb. n.i. See additional instl'lIetiolls below. 

B<dsam Twig Aphid (2.56-5.12 fl. oz.) ISlippression Oldy. 

Balsam Woofy Aphid 

Birch Leafminer Do I\ot apply Il\Ore than 0.24 lb. a.i. (1.92 pI. 

Black Pine Weevil or 30.72 n. oz. of producl)/ A per year. 

Elill Leaf Beetle 

EUropean Elm Leaf Beetic 

Gypsy Moth 

Japanese Beetle 

June Beetle spp. 

Leaf Beetle spp. 

Lcnfrollcr spp. 

May Beetle spp. 

Me:llyb\lg Spp.1 

Pales Weevil 

Pilte Chafer 

Pille Colaspis Beetle 

Pine COlleiet Bug 

Pine Leaf ChcmliJ 

Pine Needle Scale 

Pille Sawny spp. 

Pille Tip Moth spp. 

Pille Tortoi~e Scale 

Pine Weevil spp. 

Poplar Aphid spp. 

Sawny spp. 

Spiltlcbug spp. 

Spruce Budworm 

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Tellt Caterpillar spp. 

Tussock Moth spp. 

WCbWOfOl snn. 

Use scoulillg 10 delennine liming for conlrol of exposed foliage, flower, COile, seed, and bark feedillg iusecls. Base Ille liming and 

frcqll~ncy of appl;~nlions 011 when inseci popuialiolls reach local ccollomic lhrcsholds, 

Apply by ground orairllsing enough waler 10 oblain tilll covcruge OrlU(gcl sile. When applying by air, apply ill aliens! 2 go!. of 

walerlA. 

COl\lFER , AND DECIDUOUS TREES - SEED ORCHARDS 

Pests Rafc ARC-LAMey cr Acre Remarks 

Concworm spp. Sec Remarks For high volume sprayers, dilute 5.12 tl. oz. of 

Seed Bug spp. product per 100 gal. of water and npply 5-10 

Thrip~ sPD. gal. of finished spray pef tree. 

For low volul11e sprayers, di lule 20 fl. oz. of 

product per 100 gal. of water and apply 100 

gal. of linished spray per acre, 

Fur aerial applicatiolls, apply 15 11. oz. of 

product per acre in II IIlinimllm of 10 gal. of 

finb,lled .~pmy pel' ane. 

Dn 1101 apply marc tilan 0.5 In. a. i. (4 pI. or (i4 

fL oz. or"prodnct)l A pcr year. -

NO"'-CROPLAND (EXCLUDING PUBLIC LANDl 

Pests Instructions 

Sec crop instructions in 

sections above for spccific 

pest and rate in formation 

R t C " on"erslon CJ rt " Treated 

Acrcs/Gal 66 

pUA 0.12 

fl.oz.lA 1.91 

In. a.i.lA 0.015 

Spl'ay non-cropland adjacenlto agricultural arcas to control insects which may migrate 

10 and thrcatcn crops. Follow thc Gcneral Directions for Usc instructions] application 

rates, and spray recommcndations fOllnd elscwhel'e on this label for the adjaccnt crop 

oUilet and targct pests. 

When foliage is dense/large, inscct popUlations arc high or lal"Val stagcs arc largc, usc 

the highcst labclcd rate for that crop-pcst combinHtioll. 

Repeat as necessary to ntaintain control. 

Do not apply nture Ihan 0.2 lb. a.i. (1.6 pI. or 25.611. oz. ofprodlll.:t)/A pt:ryt:ar. 

Do not 'nlze livesto4;k in Ireated nrens. 

50 40 33 25 

0.16 0.20 0.24 0.32 

2.56 3.20 3.84 5.12 

0.02 0.025 0.03 0.04 

TURF AND ORNAMENTALS 

A RC-LAMCY may be used for appl ications to ornamentals grown in commercial gl'ecnhouscs] shadc 

houscs] and nurscrics, and turf grown Oil sod farms or for commercial seed productiolt. 

ARC-LAMey lI\ay bc used for applications tu I11Hintain indoor or outdoor arcas whcre turf and 

ornamcntals arc grown, such as rcsidenliullandscape areas and non-residcntiallandscapcs around 

institutional, public, comntcrcial, and industrial buildings, parks] recreational arcas, golrcourscs, and 

athletic fields. 

ARC-LAMCY may also be used tor applications to golf course fairways, grecns. grecns aprons, and tee 

arcas. 

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IMPORTANT: Time appliclltion 10 llowcring plants during periods when pollinating insects nrc nul 

present, sneh as carly morning or latc evening, 

Do no! apply this product through any type of iITigation system for turf and omamental uses. 

Do not apply this prodllcl to edible crops or crops grown for food/feed Whe!l applied to lurf or ornamentals. 

Do nol apply this prodllct by Hcrial application for IUrf and omamental nses. 

SPRAY DruFT PRECAUTIONS 

Observe restrictions round elsewhere on lhis label. Do no! make npplications when wind speed is 15 miles 

per hour or grealer. Low humidity and high temperatures increase lhe likelihood of spray drift 10 sensitive 

areas. A void spraying during comlitions of low humidity ~nd/or high temperature. 

Risk of expO~\lrc to ~ensitive aquatic areas can be redllced by avoiding applications whcn thc Willd 

direction is toward the aqlll1tic arca. Do 1l0t make outdoor applicalions during tcmpcraturc inversions. 

Inversions <Ire clmractcrized by stablc air and incre<lsing tcntllerature with height above ground. Misl or fog 

may indicatc thc prcscncc of an inversion in humid areas. Thc applicator may dctect thc prcscnce of an 

inversion by prod\lcing smoke and observing a smoke layer near the ground surface. 

APPLICATION 

A RC-LAMCY mixcs casily with watcr and may be lISed in all types of applic:1lion eqnipmcnt. Mix 

prodllel wilh lhe requin;:d ammmt ofwaler and ~Ipply as a dihlle application 10 the point ofnmoff. Apply 

prodl1l:t using spray nozzles which produce a coarse droplet size. Fnrmation or very s11lall droplcls llIay bc 

minimized by approprimc nozzle sclcction and by 1\voiding exccssivc spray prcssure. For application 10 

planlS likc holly, pinc, or ivy which have hard-to-wet foliagc, add a spreadcr-sticker to cnhancc knockdown 

and incrc,tSC residnal activity. If application is mmle as a concentrate or mist-tYrlC application. nsc thc same 

amount ofproducl as would be uscd in a dilutc appliealion. 

MrXr~G 

ARC-LAMCY is 10 be diluted with watcr for spray application and may be used in all types oi",lpplication 

equipmcnt. First fill applicalion tallk with 1. -'j. volumc of water. It is suggcstcd lhat thc pH of the water 

be betwecn 5 and 7; lise a bnffering agent ifncecs~ary to adjllsllhc pH. Next slowly add ARC-LAMCY 10 

the appliealor 1,IIIk waler wilh maximum agitation. finally, fill tank to dcsired vollimc and conlimlc 10 

agitale whilc Illaking applic<ltions. Ifapplication is interrupted, agitate or rc-suspend spray solution bcforc 

rcsuming sprays. Always add ARC-LAMCY last if other chemicals arc to bc <lddcd to lhc applicator tank. 

If lIIixed with EC formulations or oils, lI~e within 24 hours. Make up only amount ofappliealion volnnlc as 

reqnired. See mixing eharls below. 

ARC-LAMCYMixing Chart for Ornamental Jnsect Pest Control 

(ARC-LA!\1CY to add er spnlV tank) 

Desired Rate of 25 gallons 50 gallons 100 gallon 200 gullon. 300 gallon 

AHC-LAMCY pcr spray spray spray tank ~pray tank spray tank 

100 <>a1. tank tank 

1.3 oz. 033 oz. 0.65 oz. 13 oz. 2.6 oz. 4.0 oz. 

2.6 oz. 0.65 oz. 1.3 oz. 2.6 oz. 5.2 oz. 7.9 oz. 

4.4 oz. 1.1 oz. 2.2 oz. 4.4 oz. :>:.:>: oz. 13.3 oz. 

ARC*LAMCY Mixing Chart for Turf Inscct Pest Control 

(ARC-LAMCY to add er JOO <>allon sorav tank) 

Ratc of ARC- 2 gals. 4 gals. 6 gals. 8 gab. 10 gals. 

LAMCY 

4.4 oz.lA 5.0 oz. 2.5 oz. 1.7 oz. 1.2 oz. 1.0 oz. 

8.80z.lA 10.0 oz. 5.0 oz. 3.3 oz. 2.5 oz. 2.0 oz. 

17.60z.lA 20.0 oz. 10.0 oz. 6.7 oz. 5.0 oz. 4.0 oz. 

. ConvcrSlon Ratc: I 1·11lld Ollncc (fl. oz.) equals 29 millilitcrs (mL) . 

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COMPAT1B1LITY 

ARC-LAMCY has been lound to be compatible with most commonly used fungicides, mitieidcs, liquid 

fertil izers, and other insecticides. Use a jar tcst to check physical compatibility using the correct proportion 

of products if local experience is lmavailable. 

,,'ote: While phytolOxieity tcsting has bcen ean'ied out on a wide range of ornamental plants under vnrious 

envirOllmental conditions, and no phytotoxicity has been observed, ccrtain Cldtivars may be sensitive to the 

final spray solution. It is ildviscd to prcspray a selection of onmlTIentld plants and observe them for 7-1 0 

days prior 10 treating large HellS if local usc experience is unavailable. 

USE DIRECTIONS 

ORNAMENTALS 

Ornamentals in Greenhouses, Shadehouses, and Nurseries 

Ornamcntals (including Trces, Shrubs, Flowers, Evergreens, Folinge Plants, and Groulld Covers) in 

Residelltial Landscaped Areas and Landscaped Areas Around Institutional, Public, Commercial, lind 

Industrial Bllildin"~, Parks, Rcereatiomd Areas, Golf Courses, and Athletic Fields 

Pest Rute nf ARCAnts t Including Imported 

fire ants) 

Aphids 

Armyworms 

Azalea ealCl"pillars 

Bagwormsl 

Black vine weevils (adlllt) 

Boxeldcr hllgs 

Budwonns 

California Oakworms 

Cankerworms 

Coekronehes 

Crickets 

C\ltworms 

Eastern tent caterpillars 

Elm leaf beetles 

European sawflies 

Fall webworn1s 

Flea beetles 

Forest ten! caterpillars 

Gypsy moth larvae 

Japanese beetles (adult) 

]llne beetles (mllllt) 

Lacc bugs 

Leaf-feeding eaterpillan. 

Leafhnppers 

Leafminers. (adult) 

Leafrollers 

Leaf skcletonizers 

Midges 

Mosqllitoes 

Oleander moth larvae 

Pillbugs 

Pinesawflics 

Pine shoot beetles 

Piltelip moths 

Plant bugs 

Root weevils 

LAMCY pcr 100 Instructions 

l!alIons 

1.3-4.4 fl .. oz. 

(38-128 mL) 

Begin application to ornamentals before high insect 

pest populations become established. Reapply as 

neeeSS~lfy to keep pest populations 1mder control, \Ising 

higher rates as pest pressure increases. 

Good spray coverage is necessary 10 provide the most 

effective level of control. For ornamentals with waxy, 

hard-tn-wet foliage, add 11 spreader-sticker at 

reeommcnded rates to enhunec the contmlnfinseets. 

For spot trealments, usc 0.44 fl. oz. ARC-LAMey per 

1-2.5 gallons of water. 

Apply at 7- day intervals ifretreatment is necessary. 

Do not apply Il\ore than 0.36 lb. orthe active ingredient 

(4611. oz. ofprodw.:t) per acre per year. 

Consul t yonr state nniversity or local Cooperative 

Extension Service office for specific pest control 

application timing in your area. 

'Bagworm: Apply ARC-LAMey when bagworm 

larV;le begin to hatch and spray directly on the larvae. 

Control will be be~t if the 1:lrvae are yo1lng. 

"Scale: Cover the plant thoroughly with ARCLAMCY spray, including tlllnks, stems, twigs, and 

foliage. 

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Sawflies 

Scale insects (crawlcrs/ 

Spiders 

Spittlebugs 

Striped beetles 

Striped O<lkwonns 

T!trips 

Tip moths 

Tussock nlOth larvae 

Wasps 

Broudmitcs 

Brown sofbcalcs 

Califo111in rcdscales 

(crawler) 

Clover mites 

Mealybugs 

Pille nccdlcscalcs 

(crawler) 

Spider mites 

Wlntctlics 

TURFGRASS 

Sod Farms 

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2.6-4.4 fl. oz. 

(75-128 mL) 

Lawns around Residential, Institutional, Public, Cunlll1crcial, and Industrial Buildings, Parks, Recreational 

A rca. 5 , G 0 IfCou , ·ses ," a ttl Alhlc!" Fclds Golf Course and Athletic Field Turf " , , 

Pest Amount of ARC- Instructions 

LAMey 

Ants (Including Imported fire 2.9-6 mill ,000 sq. n, Begin application to rurfbcforc lhe establishment 

mlls) of high inse(.:t pest popUlations and before 

Annywurms (4.4-8.8 O. oz.lA) significant turf damage has occurred. Reapply as 

Centipedes necessary to keep pesf populations under control, 

Crickets using higher rates as pest pressure increases. 

Cntworms 

E<lrwig Apply at 7-day intervals if retreatment is 

Fleas (adult) necessary. 

Grasshoppers 

Japancse beetles (adult) Do not apply more than 0.36 lb. of active 

Millipedes ingredient (46 11. oz. ofpruduct) per acre per year. 

Mites 

l'illbngs For spot treatments, nse 0.44 fl. 07.. of ARCSod web worms LAMCY per 1-2.5 gals. orwater. 

Sow bugs 

Ticks {including species Do not apply when torfgruss is waterlogged or 

which transmit Lyme when soils are saturated with water (i.e., will not 

disease) 

Bluegrass billbl1gs (adult) 6111I/I,OOO sq. ", accept irrigation). 

Black turfgr.lss at~enios 

(adult) (8.8 fl. oz.lA) Kecp children and pets off treated areas until spray 

Chiggers has dried following the application. 

Fleas (adult) 

Gll.lb (suppression) Scc additionill instructions below for specific 

Hyperodes weevils (adult) pests. 

:-'101c crickets (nymphs altd 

YOHnn adults) 

Cltiltelt bngs 12 n\I/I,OOO sq. ", Mole crickets (mature adults) 

(Not for usc on mature adult (17.6fl.oz'/A) 

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btlgs in New York State) 

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Armyworms, cutworms, fleas, lind other Sur race Insects: for best rcSllltS, upply ARC-LAMey HI 

recommended rnlcs in 2-5 gals. of water per I ,000 .~q. It. If high raintull amounts arc forecast, a sprcndcrsticker may be u~cful; olhcf\.visc the addition of adjuvunt.~ il not necessary under normal conditions for 

surface insect control in twf. Delay watering or mowing for 12-24 lioms for optiu1um control of snrfaccfeeding insect pests. 

Chinch bugs, billbugs, and other Thatch Inhabiting Insecls: For beSI results apply ARC-LAMey at 

recommended ralcs in 2-10 gals. ofwalcr per 1,000 sq. ft. The \ISC ofa nonionic wening agen!, penetrant, or 

similar lIdjlwunt is n:COlllmcmlccl at Inbel rates. Irrigate lightly a ncr application with lip to Y, inch of water 

10 move the ARC-LAMCY into dle thatch layer. If irrigation is not available, then usc high water 

application rmes for optimum results, 

Mole crickets, grubs, and other Subsurface Insects: For best reSltlts apply ARC-LA Mey at 

reeonuneltded rates in 4-1 0 gals. of water per 1,000 sq. fl.. The use ofa nonioni,,; wetting agent, penetranr, or 

similar adjuvant is 1trongly recommended following label rates. Usc the highest wate!" application rates 

possible with your sprayer. Apply ARC-LAMCY to nllfwhieh is wet with dew, rain, or irrigation. Waterin immediately alter upplieation with y., - y, inch oi"water lor optimllm results. 

Fire Ants: Treat individual mounds with a drench upplieation by means ofa watering can. Usc 0.32 11. oz. 

of ARC-LAMCY per 2.5 gals. of water. Thoroughly soak each mound as well as a 3 ft. diameter circle 

al)1Ulld each mOl Ind. Apply the mixture gently to avoid disturbing lhe mound; distmbillg the m01l11d may 

cause the ants to mignlte and redllee the effectiveness orthe treatment. For best results, apply in early 

morning or late evening hours. Make additional treatments ifneeessfII)', bulnot more th<Ol every 7 days. 

Mosquitoes: Apply as a gelleml spray iHOlllld landscape plaotings, turf, and bllilding fOllndlitions to control 

ntosquitoes. For best results, apply ARC-LAMCY ,It recommended mtes in 2-5 gals. Ofll'Ht\"r per I ,000 sq. 

n. 

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL 

Do not eontantinate water, food, or feed by storage and disposal. 

Pesticide Storage: Store in origi lIal containers only. Keep eOltlainer closed when not in lise. Do not store 

nenr food or feed. In case of spill or leak on fioor or paved S\lffaees, soak up with sand, earth, or synthetic 

absorbent. Remove to chemical waste area, 

Pesticide Disposal: Pesticide wastes are acutely hazardous. lmproper disposal of excess pesticide, spray 

mixture, or rinsate is a violation of Federal law. I I' these wastes cannot be disposed of by lise according to 

label instilletions, eont,lCt your State Pesticide or Environmental Comrol Agency, or the Hazardo\ls Waste 

Representative lit the ncarc~t EPA Regioual Oftice for guidance. 

Container Handling: 

(Nonreftflah/e container eqrral to or less tfl/m 5 galf(Jn~~ 

Nonrefillable eonlainer. Do not rense or refill this container. 

Triple rinse or pressure rinse container (or equivalent) promptly after emptying. 

Triple rinse as follows: Empty the remaining contents into application equipment or a mix tank and drain 

for 10 seconds lifter the flow begins t1) drip. Fill the container';' full wilh water and recap. Shake for 10 

seconds. Pour rinsate inlo applieal ion equipmenl or a olix lank or store rinsate for I~ter lise or disposal. 

Drain for iO ,~eeonds alicr the Ilow begins to drip. Repeat this procedure two ntore times. 

Pressure rinse as follows: Empty the remaining contents into application equipment or a mix tank and 

COlltinue to drain for 10 seconds after the flow begilts to drip. Hold container upside down over application 

equipment or mix tank 01' collect rillsale for later usc or disposul. Insert pressme rinsing nozzle in the side 

of the container, and rinse at about 40 PSI for at least 30 seconds. Drain for 10 seconds after the flow 

begins to drip. 

Then olTer f(1f reeyeiing i r available or punetnre and dispose of in a sanitary landlill, or by incineration. or, 

ifal10wed by state and loelll authorities. by burning. lfburned, slay out of smoke. 

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(Nrmrejilluhle crril/urner greuter i!lull 5 galhl/l~) 

Nonrefillable container. Do not reuse or refill this container. 

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Triple rillse or pressure rinse comaincr (or equivalent) promptly after emptying. 

Triple rinse as fo!1uws: Empty the remaining contents inlo application equipment or IT mix Innk. Filllhc 

cuntainer Yo full with water. Replace and tighten closures. Tip container on its side and roll it back and 

forth, ensuring al least one complete revolution, for 30 seconds. Stand (he container on its end and tip it 

back and fOrlh several times. Turn the container over onto its other end and tip it back and rorth several 

limes. ElIIpty the linsatc into application equipment or a mix umk or store rinsatc for laler usc or disposal. 

Repeat this procedure ttvo morclimes. 

Pressure rinse as follows: Empty Ihe rcmnining contents illlo application eqnipment or a mix tank and 

eOllllllne to drain for 10 seconds after the flow begins to drip. Hold container npside down over application 

eqllipment or mix tank or collect rinsate ror later lise or disposal. Insert pressure rinsing nozzle in the Side 

of the eOlllainer, and rinse at about 40 PSI fur at !cast 30 seconds. Drain lor 10 seconds after the Iluw 

begins to drip. 

Theil oller ror recycling ifavailable or pllnctllre and dispose or in <I sanitary landfill, or by incineraliOIl, or, 

if allowed by slate and local authorities, by burning. If burned, stay OUI uf smoke. 

tMt'OfITANT tNFORMATlON. REAl) BEFORE UStNG I'HO()UCT 

CONDITION OF SALE A"'D LlMITt\TION OF WARRANTY AND LIABILITY 

NOTtCE: Read the entire Direelions for V$e ~lId Conditions of Sate and Limilatlon ofWarranly and liabitity before 

b11ying orllsillg Ihis produe!. Iflhe tCll115 ale nOI acceptable, 1"CIUlTI Ihe produel monee, IInopened, and Ihe pureha,e 

price will be refunded. 

The Direction, lor V,e nflhis pruduci IIllISI be fullowed cllIefully. It is impossible 10 eliminate all risks iliherelllly 

assudated with the u:;e orthis prorluct. Indlcctivcncs, (lr otlier IInintended conseqllenee~ may result because of such 

factor.; a~ Illanner uf usc or appliealion, weather, presence or olher Illaterials or Olher illttueneing faelOls illlhe11Se of 

Ihe product, which <In; beyond the cumrul of ARCANA LLC (lr Setter. To thc cxtent eon,i,lcnl wilh 51;1te law all s111:h 

risks shatl be ass11mcd by Buyer and eser, ~nd Guyer <llId Vseragrec 10 hold ARCANA LLC and Seller hannle~s tor 

ally dailll' relating to sudl faeturs. 

ARCANA LLC warrants that Ihis producl eonliJrms 10 Ihe chenlical dtseriplion on the label amt is reasoll:lbly tit tor 

Ihe purpo,es :;Ialed in Ille Direelions for Usc, subjc~llo III~ illhcrcnl risks rcfcrrtJ 10 above, when used ill ao.:el1l"ll~l1c~ 

with dircclions under nom1al use conditions. 'fhis wurmnty docs nOI extelld 10 the us~ of II Ii, produel ~ontral)' 10 label 

illStruelions, or under abnonnal condillons or lIuder eUliditiOll, not re,"sonabty toreseeablc to or beyond the eOlltrol of 

Sctter or ARCAI\'A LLC, ,lI1d Buyer;lIld Uscr "",,Slll11e thc risk of any ~"1leh lise. ARCANA LLC MAKES NO 

WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABtLiTY OR OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR ANY OntER 

EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY EXCEPT AS STATED ABOVE. 

TOlhe exltllt eonsistcnl with Slate taw, neither ARCANA LLC nor Seller sllall be liable ror allY incidcntal, 

con$eqllcntial 01" special damages resnlting from the lise or halldtillg of this product. THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF 

THE USER OR BUYER, AND THE EXCLUSIVE LIABILITY OF ARCANA LI.C AND SELLER FOR ANY AND 

ALL CLAtMS, LOSSES, INJURIES OR DAMAGES (tNCLUDtNG CLAIMS BASED ON BREACH OF 

WARRANTY, CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE, TORT, STRtCT LlABtLiTY OR OntERWISE) RESULTtNG FROM 

THE USE OR HANDLING OF THIS PRODUCT, SHALL BE THE RETURN OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE 

PRODUCT OR, AT THE ELECTION OF ARCANA. LLC OR SELLER, THE REPLACE~IENT OF HIE 

PRODUCT. 

ARCANA LLC and Seller olTer this Ilroduel, and Buyer and User accept it, subject to the foregoing condition, or Sale 

and lilililmion ofWarmnty and Liability whidl m~y nOI be 1Il0ditied exeepl by wrinen agreement signed by a d111y 

311111l1rizc<i 1C(II"Csentativc of ARCANA LLC. 

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U.D STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEaN AGENCY 

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460 

October 6, 2008 

OFFICE OF 

PREVENTION, PESTICIDES AND 

TOXlC SUBSTANCES 

OPP Decision Number: D-399930 

EPA File Symbol or Registration Number: 84930-RE 

Product Name: ARC-LAMCY 

EPA Application Receipt Date: IS-Sep-Z008 

EP A Waiver Request Receipt Date: 15-Sep-2008 

EPA Company Number: 84930 

Company Name: ARCANA, LLC 

JANE M. MILLER 

BIOLOGIC INC. 

ARCANA,LLC 

liS OBTUSE HILL 

BROOKFIEW, CT 06804-

SUBJECT: Approval of Waiver Request 

Dear Registrant: 

The Office of Pesticide Programs has approved your request for 75% waiver of the 

pesticide registration fee associated with the action referenced above. The decision review 

period for this action will begin on the date of this letter. 

The Action has been identified as Action Code: R300 

NEW PRODUCT;ME-TOO PRODUCT FAST TRACK; 

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

Ombudsman, at (703) 305-6249. 

Oscar Moraies, Dir ctor ~~ r 

Infonnation Technology and Resources Management Division 

Office of Pesticide Programs 

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U.S. ENVIRONMENTALPROTECTION AGENCY 

Office ofPcsticide Prognuns 

Registmtion Division (H7SOSC) 

1200 PllIlMylvllllia Avenue, N.W. 

Washington. D.C. 20460 

NOTICE OF PESTICIDE: 

(Under FIFRA as amended) 

ARCANA, 

323 S. College Ave., Ste 1 

Fort Collins, CIO 80524 

and Rodenticide AeL 

L Registration _ Reregistration 

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84930-12 200S 

Conditional 

ARC-LAMCY 

~on iJ in IlQ way to beconruued as an eodorscmentQrf\lConunendation oflhls prodlll:t by the AgeDe)'. In orderto protect health and !he 

envilUfl/llCtlt, the Administrator, on his motion, llIAy at any time suspend or camel tbe registmtion of a pmiejdc in ~c with the Act. The acceptance 

ohny name in conmction with the registration of a prodlll:t under this Act is not to be ctmStrued as giving the registrant a rig\M to exclw;ive use of the name 

Ot to its use if it bas been covc«d by otheN. 

This product is co"dltionaDy registered in accordance with FIFRA sec. 3( c)(7)(A) subject to the 

following provisions: 

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

FIFRA sec. 3(c)(5) when the Agency requires all registrants of similar products to submit such 

data; and submit acceptable responses required for reregistration of your product under FIFRA 

section 4. 

2. You will make the following label changes before you release the product for shipment: 

a) Revise the EPA Registration Number to read "EPA Reg. No. 84930-12." 

b) Add <land other aquatic organisms" to the first sentence under Environmental Hazards. 

c) Move the last 2 sentences under Environmental Hazards (Apply this product only ... and 

reptile pets) to the Directions for Use section of the label. 

d) Under LawnsJturfgrass and ornamentals, delete the paragraph "Applicators must ensure 

that they are certified in the ... " This is not a restricted use product, and these mandatory 

statements do not apply to the product. 

e) On page 4 under Mixing Instructions revise the sentence "Firstfill application tank ... " 

by correcting typos for the volume of water. 

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f) On page 5 under CompatibilitylNote, revise "carious" to read "various" and "UPr'to 

read "Arcana." 

g) Delete "Reapply as necessary/as needed" throughout or identify a specific repeat interval 

based upon efficacy data of the product. 

h) On page 6, under Instructions revise "When make spot treatments" to read "When making 

spot treatments." 

i) Add the following sentences to the instructions for bed bugs: "Allow all treated areas to 

dry thoroughly before use. Not recommended/or use as sole protection against bedbugs. 

If evidence of bedbugs is found inion mattresses use products approved for this use". 

'j) On page 15 under Cluster flies/Instructions. revise "Ifheavy rain ... the autumn/rost. It 

may be ..... to read "lfheavy rain ... the autumn frost, it may be ... " 

k) On page 18 revise typos on dilution table: 0351L oz. (to read 0.35 fl. oz); 03511 oz.; 

0351Loz.; 8.811.oz; etc, 

1) Under Conditions of Sale and Liability revise the sentence "The directions for use of this 

product should be followed carefully" to read "The directions for use of this product 

must befollowed carefully." 

m) Under Conditions of Sale and Liability add "To the extent consistent with applicable 

law" in front of "All such risks shall be assumed by Buyer ... " and "Arcana LLC makes 

no warranties ... " 

n) The container disposal statements include instructions for container sizes not reflected on 

your application. Delete all instructions for sizes/containers that are not applicable to 

your product. Refer to PR Notice 2007-4 and modify your label accordingly. 

3. Please submit three (3) copies of your final printed labeling before releasing the product for 

shipment. If these conditions are not complied with, the registration will be subject to 

cancellation in accordance with FIFRA section 6( e). Your release for shipment of the product 

bearing amended labeling constitutes acceptance of these conditions. A stamped copy of the 

label is enclosed for your records. 

If you have questions regarding this action, please contact Olga Odiott at (703)308-9369. 

::~;yO::~:·1'U:ducti!Jger(13) Insecticide BranchiRegistration Division (7505P) 

Date: 

DEC 22 2008 

Enclosure 

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ARC-LAMCY 

For use in, on and around buildings and structures for the control of listed pests, including on 

lawns, ornamental trees and shrubs around residential, institutional, public, commercial, 

agricultural and industrial buildings; and parks. recreational areas' and athletic fields. 

ACTIVE INGREDIENT 

Lambda~cyhalothrin: 

[ 1 a(S*),3a(Z»-(±)-cyano-(3-phenoxyphenyl)methyl-3-(2-chloro-3,3,3-trifluoro-lpropenyl)-2, 2-dimeth y Icyclopropa necarboxy late ......................................... ,,, ........... " ......... 11A % 

INERT INGREDIENTS ....................................................................................................... 88.60/0 

TOTAL. ................................................................................................................................ 100.0% 

Contains 1.0 Jb of active ingredient per gallon. 

Contains petroleum distillates. 

EPA Reg. No. 84930· . ,--,'.,: 

ACCEPTED 

Nith coMMENTS 

EPA Est. No. XXXXX-XX-XXX 

Net Contents: 

uno: 

~ngll:tde. ~~.:tn4::. and RodonUdde Mt, 

a<; amended. for the pcuU&::1de 

Manufaclured For: 

ARCANA.LLC 

323 S. College Ave., Ste. 1 

Ft. CoIlins, CO 80524 

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" .. ,.. . "''''''rrL =-.. ~ .. g. No. ... cp,o - ,-z..; 

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KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN .. WARNING/AVISO . , )~.~ . . ,~. 

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Si listed no entiende la etiqueta, busque a alguien pars que se la explique a usted en detalle. (If(yotl~.· 

do not understand the label, find someone to explain, it to you in detaiL) •••• ' " ,,' . FIRST AID 

IF SWALLOWED • Call a poison control center or doctor immediately for Ireatment advice. 

• Do not give any liquid to the person. 

• Do not induce vomiting unless told to do so by a poison control center or a 

actor. 

• Do not give anything by mouth to an unconscious person. 

IF ON SKIN OR • Take off contaminated clothing. 

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

• Call a poison control center or doctor for treatment advice. 

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

IF IN EYES • Re"move contact lenses, if present, after the first 5 minutes, then contimle 

rinsing eye. 

• CaB a poison control center or doctor for treatment advice. 

• Move person to fresh air. 

IF INHALED • If person is not breathing, call 911 or an ambulance, give artificial respiration 

l:mmediatelY, preferably by mouth-to-mouth. 

• Call a poison control center or doctor for treatment advice. 

Note to Physician: Contains petroleum distiIJates. Vomiting may cause aspiration pneumonia. 

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HOT LINE NUMBER 

Have the product container or label with you when calling a poison control center, doctor, or 

goingfor treatment. For emergency infonnalion concerning this product. call the National 

Pesticides Information Center (NPIe) at 1-800-858-7378 seven days a week, 6:30 am to 4:30 pm 

Pacific Time (NPIe Web site: www.npic.orst.eduJ. Outside afthese rimes call your poison control 

center at 1-800-222-1222. 

PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS 

Hazards to Humans and Domestic Animals 

WARNING 

May be fatal if swallowed, Harmful if inhaled or absorbed through skin. Causes moderate eye 

irritation. Avoid contact with skin, eyes or clothing. Avoid breathing spray mist. Wash hands 

thoroughly with soap and water after handling and before eating, drinking, or using tobacco. 

Remove contaminated clothing and wash before reuse. 

Persollal Protective Equipment (PPE) 

Some materials that are chemical·resistant to this product are listed below. ff you want more 

options, follow the instructions for category G on an EPA chemical resistance category selection 

chart. 

Applicators and Other Handlers Must Wear: 

• Long-sleeved shirt and long pants 

• Chemical resistant gloves made of any waterproof material such as Barrier Laminate, or Viton ~ 

14 mils 

• Shoes plus socks 

• Protecti ve eyewear 

Discard clothing and other absorbent materials that have been drenched or heavily contaminated 

with this product's concentrate. Do not reuse them. Follow manufacturer's instructions for 

cleaning/maintaining PPE. If no such instructions for washables, use detergent and hot water. 

Keep and wash separately from other laundry. 

ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS 

This product is extremely toxic to fish. Do not contaminate water when cleaning equipment or 

disposing of equipment wash water. Do not apply directly to water, or to areas where surface 

water is present, or to intertidal areas below the mean high water mark. Drift and runoff from 

treated areas maybe hazardous to aquatic organisms in neighboring areas. Apply this product only 

as specified on this label. When making applications, care should be used to avoid household pets, 

particularly fish and reptile pets. 

This product is highly toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment or residues on blooming crops or 

weeds. Do not apply this product or allow it to drift to blooming crops or weeds if bees are 

visiting the treatment area 

PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL HAZARDS 

Combustible. Do not use or store near heat or open flame. 

Do not use this product in or on electrical equipment due to the possibility of shock hazard. 

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DIRECTIONS FOR USE 

It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. 

ARC-LAMey may be used for applications to maintain indoor or outdoor areas where turf and 

ornamentals are grown such as residential landscaped areas and non-residential landscapes 

around institutional, public, commercial and industrial buildings. parks, recreational areas and 

athletic fields. 

It may also be used for Structural and Perimeter Pest Control; use as a general surface, crack and 

crevice, or spot treatment in, on, and around buildings and structures and their immediate 

surroundings, and on modes of transport. Permitted areas of use include. but are not limited to 

THE FOLLOWING, 

Aircmft (cargo and other non-cabin Pet kennels 

areas only) 

Greenhouses (non-commercial) 

Apartments buildings Hospitals Porches 

Boil room Hotels and motels Railcars 

Buses Houses Restaurants 

Closets Industrial buildings Storagelooms 

Correctional facilities Laboratories Schools 

Decks Livestock/poultry housing Sewers (dry) 

Entries Landscape vegetation Stores 

Factories Locker rooms Trailers 

Floor drains (that lead to sewers) Machine rooms Trees 

Food granaries Mausoleums Trucks 

Food grain mills Mobile homes Utility passages 

Food manufacturing Mop closets Vessels 

Processing and serving Mulch Vestibules 

establishments 

Furniture Nursing homes Warehouses 

Garages Offices Wineries 

Garbage rooms Patios Yards 

USE DIRECTIONS· LAWNSrrURFGRASS AND ORNAMENTALS 

ARC-LAMCY may be'used for applications to maintain indoor or outdoor areas where turf and 

ornamentals are grown such as residential landscaped areas and non-residential landscapes 

around institutional, public, commercial and industrial buildings, parks, recreational areas and 

athletic fields. Application rates for turf and ornamental applications for ARC-LAMCY are lower 

than structural pest control rates, reflecting that treatment intervals are generally more frequent. 

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Applicators must ensure that they are certified in the necessary pesticide certification categOIies to 

allow application,of ARC-LAMey away from structures, such as to turf and ornamental 

plantings. Structural pest control certification categories may limit the distance away from 

structures for pesticide application. Consult your state extension office or pesticide regulatory 

officials for further infonnation. 

Not for use on plants being grown for sale or other commercial use, or for commercial seed 

production. or for research purposes. For use on plants intended for aesthetic purposes or climatic 

modification and being grown in interior or exterior plantscapes, ornamental garden or parks, or 

on lawns or ground. 

IMPORTANT: Time application of flowering plants during periods when pollinating insects are 

not present, such as early morning or late evening. 

Do not apply this product through any type of irrigation system. 

Do not apply this product to edible crops. 

Do not apply this product by aerial application. 

Allow treated surfaces to dry before allowing children and pets to contact them. 

Use of this pesticide adjacent to water may affect aquatic organisms. To protect these organisms, 

do not apply this pesticide within 25 ft. of lakes, reservoirs, rivers, permanent streams, marshes or 

natural ponds, estuaries, and commercial fish fann ponds. 

Do not make outdoor broadcast applications to turf and ornamentals when wind speed is 15 

mph or greater. 

In the state of New York, do no apply within 100 feet of coastal marshes or streams that drain 

into coastal marshes. 

MIXING INSTRUCTIONS (Turf and Ornamental Dilutions): ARC-LAMCY is to be diluted 

with water for spray application and may be used in all types of application equipment. First fill 

application thank with'/2 -'/< volume of water. It is suggested that the pH of the water be between 

5 and 7; use a buffering agent if necessary to adjust the pH. Next slowly add ARC-LAMCY to the 

applicator tank water with maximum agitation. Finally, fill tank to desired volume and continue to 

agitate while making applications. If application is in~rrupted, agitate or re-suspend spray 

solution before resuming sprays. Do not make up more mixture than needed at one time. 

Mixing Chart for Ornamentals' . Amount of ARC~LAMCY to add per spray tank 

Rate of ARC·LAMCY 

Spray Tank Volume 1.30Z/100ga1.1 2.6 o:liIOO gal.2 4.4 o:liIOO gal.) 

25 gals 0.330z 0.650z 

50 gals 0.650z I.30z 

100 gals 1.30z 2.60z 

200 gals 2.60z 5.20z 

300 gals 4.00z 7.90z 

I EqUivalent to 3 mUlOOO sq ft (or 4.5 ozlA) when apphed at 8 gal/lOOO sq ft 

2 Equiva]ent to 6 mUlOOO sq ft (or 9 ozlA) when applied at 8 gal/WOO sq ft 

) Equivalent to 10 mUlOOO sq ft (or 15 ozlA) when applied at 8 gal/lOOO sq ft 

4 

I.Ioz 

2.20z 

4.4 oz 

8.90z 

13.3.oz 

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Mixing Chart for Turfgrass Applications: Amount ARC-LAMey to be added to 100 gal 

spray tank 

Amount of SPTay Rat, of ARC·LAMCY 

Solution Applied 

Per 1,000 Sq. Ft. 

of Turf 4.4 fl ozJA 8.8 fl. oziA 17.6 fl. oz'/A 

2 gals S.Ooz 10.0oz 20.0oz 

4 gals 2.50z S.Ooz 10.0oz 

6 gals 1.7oz 3.30z 6.7oz 

8gaJs 1.2oz 2.50z S.Ooz 

10 gals 1.0 oz 2.0oz 4.0oz 

. .. ConversIOn Rate: 1 FlUid ounce (fl. oz.) equals 29 IIlllhhters (mL) . 

TANK MIXING (Turf and Ornamental Dilutions): ARC-LAMeY may be tank mixed with 

other currently registered pesticides unless expressly prohibited by the product label. Adjuvants 

such as spreader stickers, wetting agents, and penetrants may also be added. Use a small volume 

mixing test with the other products to confirm compatibility. If other chemicals are added to the 

applicator tank, ARC-LAMCY should be added last. Fill tank to desired volume and continue to 

agitate while making applications. If mixed with BC formulations, use within 24 hours. 

Observe all restrictions and precautions found on labels of products in the tank mix. 

COMPATIBILITY 

ARC-LAMCY had been found to be compatible with conunonly used fungicides, miticides, liquid 

fertilizers, and other insecticides. Check physical compatibility using the correct proportion of 

products in a smalljar, if local experience is unavailable. 

Note: Although phytotoxicity testing has been conducted on a wide range or ornamental plants 

under carious environmental conditions, and no phytotoxicity has been observed, it is 'possible that 

certain cultivars could be sensitive to the final spray solution. UP! recommends that a selection of 

ornamental plants by sprayed and observed for 7-10 days prior to treating large areas if.local use 

experience is unavailable. 

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USE DIRECTIONS-ORNAMENTALS (Including Trees. Shrubs, Flowers, Evergreens, Foliage 

Plants and Groundcovers) In Resi.dential Landscaped Arcas and Landscaped Areas Around 

Institutional, public, Commercial and industrial Buildi.ngs, Parks, Recrcatioual Areas, and 

A thletic Fields 

Pest Rate of ARC-LAMCY Instructions 

per 100 gallons 

Ants 1.3-4.4 fl. oz. Begin application to ornamentals before high insect 

Annyworms (38-128 mL) pest populations become established. Reapply as 

Azalea caterpillars necessary to keep pest populations under control. 

Aphids Use higher rates as pest pressure increases. 

Bagworms 

Black vi.ne weevils Begin application to ornamentals before high insect 

(adult) pest populations become established. Reapply as 

Box.elder bugs needed for pest control, using higher rates as pest 

Budworms pressure increases. 

California oakworms 

Cankerworms For the best control, good spray coverage is 

Cockroaches essential. For ornamentals with waxy, 

Oickets hard-to-wet foliage, add a spreader-sticker at 

Cutworms recommended rates to enhance the control of 

Eastern tent caterpillars insects. 

Elm leaf beetles 

European sawflies Apply at 7 day intervals if more than one treatment 

Fall webworms is required. If more frequent treatment is needed. it 

Flea beetles should be limited to spot treatments. Note that as 

Forest tent caterpillars plants grow, neW foliage will be unprotected until it 

Gypsy moth larvae is treated. 

Japanese beetles (adult) 

June beetles (adult) When make spot treatments, use 0.44 fl. 02. ARCLace bug~ LAMCY per 1-2.5 gallons of water. 

Leaf-feeding caterpillars 

Leafhopper 

leaf miners, (adult) 

Leaf rollers 

Leaf skeletonizers 

Midges 

Mosquitoes 

Oleander moth larvae 

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Pesl (conl'd) Rale of ARC-LAMCY Instructions (cont'd) per 100 gaIJons . 

Pillbugs 1.3-4.4 fl. oz. Do not apply more than 0.36 lb. of the active 

Pine sawflies (38-128 mL) ingredient (46 fl. oz. of concentrate) per acre per 

Pine shoot beetles year. 

Pinetip moths 

Plant bugs Consult your state university or local Cooperative 

Root weevils Extension Service Office for specific pest control 

Sawflies application timing in your area. 

Scale insects 

(crawlers)2 I Bagworm: Make application when bagworm 

Spiders larvae begin to hatch. spraying directly on the 

Spittlebugs larvae. Best results when larvae are young. 

Striped beetles 

Striped oakworms 1. Scale: Cover the plant thoroughly with ARCTlrrips LAMey spray. Including trunks, stems, 

Tip moths twigs, and foliage for control of the crawler stage. 

Tussock moth larvae 

Broadmites 2.6-4.4 fl. oz. Brown soft scales (75-128 mL) California redscales 

(crawler) 

Clover mites 

Mealybugs 

Pine needle scales 

(crawler) 

Spider mites 

Whiteflies 

Sample calculatIOn: To prepare a mid-rate solution of ARC-LAMCY, miX 2.6 oz. (75 mL) of 

concentrate in 100 gallons. 

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USE DIRECTIONS--TURFGRASS--For Lawns Around Residential, Institutional, Public, 

Commercial and Industrial Buildings, Parks. Recreational Areas and Athletic Fields 

Pest Amount of Instructions ARC-LAMCY 

Ants (including imported 2.9-6 mUl,OOO sq. Begin application to turf before the establishment of 

fire ants) ft. high insect pest populations and before significant 

Armyworms (4.4-8.8 fl. oz.lA) turf damage has occurred. Reapply as necessary to 

Centipedes keep pest populations under control. Use higher 

Crickets rates as pest pressure increases. 

Cutworms 

Earwigs Apply at 7--day intervals if more than one treatment 

Fleas (adult) is required. If more frequent treatment is needed, it 

Grasshoppers should be limited to spot treatments. For spot 

Japanese beetles (adult) treatments, use 0.44 fl, oz, of ARC-LAMCYper 1-

Millipedes 2.5 gals. of water, 

Mites 

Mosquitoes (adult) Do not apply more than 0.361b. of active ingredient 

Pillbugs (46 fl, oz. of concentrate) per acre per year. 

Sad webwonns 

Sow bugs Do not apply when turf grass is waterlogged or 

Ticks (including species when soils are saturated with water, 

which transmit lyme 

disease) Keep children and pets off treated areas until spray 

Bluegrass billbugs (adult) 6 mUl,OOO sq ft. has dried following the application. 

Black turf grass ataenius (8.8 fl oz.!A) 

(adult) 

Chiggers 

Fleas (adult) 

Grub (suppression) 

Hyperodes weevils (adult) 

Mole crickets (nymphs and 

young adults) 

Chinch bugs 12 mUl,OOO sq, ft. 

Mole crickets (mature (17.6 fl. oz.lA) 

adults) 

(Not for use on mature 

adult mole crickets and 

chinch bugs in New York 

State) 

Sample calculation: To treat the listed turf pests at the mid-rate for ARC-LAMeY of 6 mUlOOO sq ft. 

determine gaL dilution/lOOO sq. ft. needed to cover turf, For example, at 5 gal.ll,OOO sq. ft., use 6 mL 

divided by 5 1,2 mL per gallon, If using a 50 gallon tank, this would be equipment to 60 mL or 2 oz (in 50 

gaL water). 

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InscctlInsect Category Rate Specific Instructions 

For best results, ARC~LAMCY at labeled rates in 2-5 gals. of 

Armyworms. cutworms, Use rates in the water per 1,000 sq. ft. If significant precipitation is expected, use 

fleas, and other surface table above. a spreader-sticker. Under normal conditions the addition of 

insects adjuvants is not necessary. Watering and mowing should 

he postponed for 12-24 hours for best control of surface-feeding 

insect pests. 

Apply ARC-LAMeY at recommended rates in 2-10 gals. of 

Chinch hugs, billbugs. and Use rates in the water per 1,000 sq. f1. A nanionic wetting agent, penetrant or 

other thatch inhabiting table above. similar adjuvant is recommended at label rates. Irrigate lightly 

insects after arpiication with up to 1I2 inch of water to move 

ARC-LAMCY into the thatch layer. If irrigation is not possible, 

use high water application rates for optimum result. 

Apply ARC-LAMCY at labeled rates in 4-10 gals. of 

water per 1.000 sq. ft. A non ionic wetting agent, penetrant or 

Mole crickets, grubs and Use rates in the similar adjuvant is strongly recommend following label rates. 

table above. Use the greatest water application rates possible with your other subsurface insects 

sprayer. Apply ARC-LAMey to turf which is wet with dew, rain 

or irrigation. For best results, water-in immediately after 

application with 114 -1/2 inch of water. 

Use a watering can to treat individual mounds with a drench. 

Mix 0.44 fl. oz, of ARC-LAMCY per 2.5 gals, of water. Soak 

each mound thoroughly, and also apply in a 3 ft. diameter 

circle around each mound. Apply mixture in a gentle fashion, to 

Fire ants avoid disturbing the mound; disturbing the mound may cause the 

ants to migrate and reduce the effectiveness of the treatment. 

Best results will occur if application is made in early morning or 

late evening hours. Apply on a monthly schedule to maintain 

protection. 

Apply as a general spray around landscape plantings, turf and 

building foundations. Create a mosquito barrier in yards or 

Use rates in the other areas enclosed by landscaping by treating perimeter 

Mosquitoes table above. vegetation, For best results, apply ARC-LAMCY at 

recommended rates in 2-5 gals. of water per 1,000 sq. ft. Higher 

volumes applied result in better coverage and will generally 

improve control. 

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USE DIRECTIONS - STRUCTURAL AND PERIMETER PEST CONTROL 

For use as a general surface, crack and crevice, or spot treatment in. on and around buildings and 

structure!; and their immediate surroundings, and on modes of transport. Pennitted areas of use 

include, but are not limited to the following: 

Aircraft (cargo and o~her non-cabin Greenhouses (non~commercial) areas only) Pet kennels 

Apartment buildings Hospitals Porches 

Boiler rooms Hotels and motels Railcars 

Buses Houses Restaurants 

Closets Industrial buildings Storage rooms 

Correctional facilities Laboratories Schools 

Decks Livestock/poultry housing Sewers (dry) 

Entries Landscape vegetation Stores 

Factories Locker rooms Trailers 

Floor drains (that lead to sewers) Machine rooms Trees 

Food granaries Mausoleums Trucks 

Food grain mills Mobile homes Utility passages 

Food manufacturing Mop closets Vessels 

Processing and serving establishments Mulch Vestibules 

Furniture Nursing homes Warehouses 

Garages Offices Wineries 

Garbage rooms Patios yards 

When making applications indoors, retreat at 21 day intervals or as necessary to maintain controL 

MIXING INSTRUCTIONS: ARC-LAMCY is to be diluted with water for application using hand-held 

or power-operated application equipment. Apply as a coarse spray for crack and crevice or spot and 

general sutface treatments. Low volume application equipment, such as the rvticro-Injector® or Actisol® 

applicator, may also be used to make crack and crevice or spot and general surface treatments. To Mix, 

first fill the applicator tank with the desired volume of water then add ARC-LAMey. Before using, close 

the tank and shake it to ensure proper mixing. If the application is interrupted, always shake and reagitate applicator tank before use is resumed. Do not mix more than can be used at one time. A 

paintbrush or applicator attached to a handle can he used when making a general surface treatment. 

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Stl"Uctural Perimeter Barrie .. Applications Rate Table 

Rate of ARC·LAMCY 

0.18 fl. oz. 0.35 fl. oz. 0.7 n. oz. 

(5 mLl (10 mLl (20 mLl 

Amount of Water, 1-5 1-5 1-5 

Gallons 

Area Covered, Sq. Ft. 800-1,600 800-1,600 800-1.600 

TANK MIXING: Unless specifically prohibited by the product label, ARC-LAMeY may be lank 

mixed with other currently regislered pesticides. Ensure compatibility by conducting a small volume 

mixing test with the other products.lfmixed with sanitizers. ARC-LAMeY should be added to the 

tank first. If other chemicals are added to the applicator tank, ARC-LAMey should be added last. If 

mixed with ED formulations, llse with 24 hrs. Maintain continuous agitation when making 

applications. 

ARC-LAMey may be tank mixed with an Insect Growth Regulator (IGR) such as Archer Insect 

Growth Regulator. 

When tank mixing, always observe all restrictions and precautions which appear on the labels of 

products used. 

FOAM APPLICATIONS: When using ARC-LAMCY to treat structural voids to control or prevent 

pests including ants, bees, termites (above ground only), wasps, or other arthropods harboring in walis, 

under slabs, or in other void areas, ARC-LAMCY can be converted to a foam. 

RESTRICTIONS 

o Allow treated surfaces to dry before allowing humans and pets to contact them. 

o Do not use this product with oil. 

• Do not apply this product in any room being used as living, eating, sleeping, or recovery 

area by patients, the elderly, or infirm when they are in the room. 

o Do not apply to classrooms when in use. 

o Do not apply to institutions (including libraries, sports facilities, etc.,) in the immediate area 

when occupants are present. 

o Do not apply this product to edible growing crops or stored raw agricultural commodities used 

for food or feed. 

o Do not allow applications to contact water inhabited by fish. such as in aquariums and 

ornamental fish ponds that are located in/around structures being treated. 

NOTE: Do not use water base sprays of ARC-LAMCY in conduits, motor housings, junction boxes, 

switch boxes, or other electrical equipment because of possible shock hazard. For best results, thoroughly 

wash out sprayer and screen with water and detergent before using ARC-LAMCY. ARC-LAMey has 

not stained for caused damage to painted or varnished surfaces, plastics, fabrics, or other surfaces where 

water applied alone causes no damage. However. treat a small area and allow to dry to detennine 

whether staining will OCCllr. 

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USE DIRECTIONS· STRUCTURAL PESTS (HAND APPLICATION EQUIPMENT) 

(See specific directions below table, for further instructions on certain pests) 

Insects Concentration of active Rate of Dilution ingredient 

Ants 0.013-0.026% O.IB fl. oz.(5 mL)/gal. of 

Bedbugs (adult) water (0.013%) 

Bees 

Beelles 0.35 fl. oz (10 mL)/gal. of 

Box elder bugs water (0.026%) 

Carpenter bees 

Carpet beetles 

Centipedes 

Cigarette beetles 

Clover mites -

Cockroaches! 

Confused flour beetles 

Crickels 

Earwigs 

Firebrats 

Fleas2 

Flies 

Lesser grain borers 

Millipedes 

Mosquitoes 

Red flour beetles 

Rice weevils 

Saw~loothed grain beetles 

Silverfish 

sow bugs 

Spiders 

Termites (above ground only) 

Ticks 

Wasps 

Cockroaches 1 0.053% 0.7 fl. oz. (20 mL)/gal. 

Crickets 6 of water 

Flies*5 

Litter beetles :l (such as 

Darkling, Hide, and 

Carrion) 

Mosquitoes4 

Pillbugs 

Scorpions 

Spiders6 

Spider Mites (two-spotted, 

spruce) 

Ticks6 

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• Not approved for use in California at the high rate. 

I For,cockroaches, the recommended rate for maintenance treatments is 0.013% and for clean-out 

treatments is 0.026%. For control of SEVERE infestations, use 0.053% rate. 

2 For outdoor lise only and use 0.026% rate. 

3 For control of LIGHT beetle infestations, use 0.026% rate. 

4Por residual control, use 0.053% rate. 

S Rates for flies may be increased to 0.053% when environmental conditions are severe and/or 

populations are high. 

6 For clean-out/severe infestations, use 0.053% rate. 

Insects Rate Specific Instructions 

Ants Use rates Apply to ant trails around doors and windows and other places where 

in table antS may be found, and for best results, locate and treat nests. In 

above ases where ants are making trails indoors, apply as a residual surface 

treatment to areas such as baseboards, comers, around pipes, it and 

behind cabinets, behind and under refrigerators, sinks, furnaces and 

stoves, cracks and crevices. When ooth baits and residual 

mfnce insecticides will be used, apply the surface insecticides in crack 

and crevices, along baseboards, and infested surfaces and 

outside baffier treatments. To eliminate honeydew-producing 

insects which provide an ant food source, treat perimeter 

landscaping. In a.reas not being treated by residual insecticides, use 

baits; also see Outdoor Surfaces Use. 

Cockroaches, Use rates Apply to areas where these pests bide as a coarse, low pressure spray. 

Crickets, in table Pay special attention to baseboards, comers, storage areas, closets, 

Earwigs, above around water pipes, doors and windows, attics and eaves, cabinets, 

Firebrats, behind and under refrigerators. furniture, sinks, furnaces and stoves, 

Silverfish, the underside of shelves, drawers and similar areas. Also pay 

and Spiders particular attention to cracks and crevices. See Outdoor Surfaces Use. 

loors and surfaces should be cleaned by vacuuming, then apply as a 

coarse, low-pressure spray to harborage areas including crevices, 

Bedbugs Use rates baseboards, loose plaster, behind bed frames and headboards, beneath 

in table beds and furniture, and to bedsprings and bed frames. Do not apply 

above o furniture surfaces or mattresses where people will be lying or sittings. 

Do not treat infested bedding. but remove, place in sealed plastic bags, 

and take for laundering and drying to high temperatures. 

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Insects Rate Specific Instructions 

Bees Use rates Make application directly to walls, ceilings, window screens, and other 

Flies in table resting areas as residual surface treatment. May be used inside 

Mosquitoes above residential buildings as weB as in and around carports, garages, and 

Wasps storage sheds; also see Outdoor Surrace Usc. 

Use caution when treating nests of stinging insects because ARC· 

LAMey does not provide instant knockdown; protective 

equipment for the applicator may be necessary. For most erfective 

control, treat bee, wasp and hornet nests late in the day 

when most insects will be in the nest. Observe nest for 2·3 days for 

colony to die, and retreat if necessary. 

To control mosquitoes, make a general structural perimeter spray to 

landscape plantings, turf, and building foundations. Create a mosquito 

barrier by treating perimeter vegetation in areas such as yards 

or other areas which are enclosed by landscaping. For best results, 

apply ARC-LAMCY at recommended rates in 2-5 gal. of water per 

1,000 sq. f1. In general, higher volumes will result in better 

coverage and better control. Note that application to vegetation away 

from struclUres may require additional certification, e.g. in turf 

ornamental categories and consult your state regulatory agency for 

requirements. 

Carpenter bees Use rates Make application as a coarse spray in order to thoroughly wet wood 

in table surfaces where bees have been previously active or to provide 

above protection against further damage. Apply early in the spring to keep 

bees from invading the wood. When bees have already infested wood, 

make a surface application to help control embedded larvae and bees 

that emerge from the wood. As a maintenance treatment, apply 

monthly. 

Pantry pests (i.e., Use rates Remove all utensils, uncovered foodstuffs (or any having original 

in table package opened), and shelf paper, then make application to cupboards, Carpet beetle, above shelving, and storage areas, Before replacing any items, allow tre'ated Cigarette beetle, surfaces to dry and cover shelves with clean paper. Any foodstuff Confused flour which becomes contaminated with treatment solution should be beetle, Lesser destroyed. grain borer, Red 

flour beetle, Rice 

weevil, and Sawtoothed grain 

beetle) 

Boxelder bugs Use rates !Make application around doors and windows and other places where 

Cemipedes in table these pests may be found or where they may enter. Treat locations such 

Millipedes above as Qaseboards and storage areas. Use barrier treatments to prevent 

Pillbugs infestation as described below; and also see Outdoor Surface Use. 

Sow bugs 

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Insects Rates Specific Instructions 

Fleas and Ticks Use rates For control of fleas and ticks (e.g .. dog ticks) apply to kennels. yards, 

in table runs and other areas where pets may spend time. For best control of 

above ticks, apply using a coarse fan spray to vegetation brush, branches, 

walls, and other areas near dwellings which ticks may frequent. Make 

treatment of entire area rather than making spot treatments. Retreat as 

needed to maintain control. Do not apply to pasture or cropland, and do 

not allow animals and people access to treated areas until the spray has 

dried. Monthly applications may be made, and should start in the 

spring to continue until frost for control of both larvae and adult ticks. 

In addition, treat pets with a product registered for flea and tick 

control, See Outdoor Surface Usc. 

Cluster Flies Use rates Make application in late summer or early fail before flies are seen 

in table lighting on surfaces. Pay special attention to south-facing surfaces and 

above pply thoroughly on siding, under eaves, and around windows and 

doors. Do not apply to runoff, but use just enough dilution to 

adequately cover the surface. Vary the volume depending on the type 0 

surface being treated. If heavy rain occurs before the autumn frost. It 

may be necessary to retreat to maintain protection. When flies emerge 

and become active in winter and spring, make interior crack and crevice 

and void treatments. These can help reduce infestation, especially when 

used with ULV or general surface application in infested attics or 

noccupied lofts. 

Litter beetles Use rates o control adult litter beetles, make application ARC-LAMCY to walls 

(Darkling, Hide, in table and floors at clean out. Apply before reintroduction of animals to 

and Carrion above suppress beetles that may have escaped earlier treatment and to help 

Beetles) and elay future infestation. In particular, treat areas where beetles 

Flies In Animal frequently occur, such as walls, supports, cages, stalls, and around 

Housing feeders. For flies, make a directed application to horizontal surfaces and 

(Such as Poultry verhead areas. Allow to dry before animals are reintroduced; also see 

Houses) Livestock/Poultrv Housing Structures and Pet Kennels. 

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Other Areas of Rate Specific Instructions 

Application 

Within Food Handling Use rates in Make crack and crevice or spot treatments in and around both 

Establishments table above food and non-food areas. Using small amounts, apply directly 

(places other than private into cracks and crevices. Use equipment which can deliver pio 

residences in which tream of insecticide, in points between different elements of 

exposed food is held, onstruction. between equipment and floor, openings 

processed, prepared, or leading to voids and hollow spaces in walls, equipment and 

served) including, but not base. Clean all food contact surfaces and equipment 

limited to areas for with an effective cleaning compound, and rinse then with 

receiving, stomge packing potable water before using. 

(canning, bottling, 

wrapping, boxing), Spot treatments should not cover more than 20% of the treated preparing foods, edible 

waste storage and surface. Any individual spot treatments should not be 

nclosed processing larger than 2 sq. ft. Do not introduce this product into the air. 

systems (mills, dairies, 

dible oils, syrups), and 

serving areas. 

Within Food Serving Use rates in Make crack and crevice or spot treatment to surfaces such as 

Areas (facilities where table above baseboards, under elements of construction, and into cracks 

food is served, such as nd creviCes. Do not treat surfaces which are likely to be 

dining rooms) ontacted by food, and do not apply when facility is in 

operation or when foods are exposed. All food must be 

covered. or removed from the area being treated. Do not 

apply directly to food or allow applications to contaminate 

food. 

Application to this product in the Food Areas and/or Food 

Serving Areas of Food Handling Establishments other than 

as a spot and/or crack and crevice treatment is not permitted, 

Limit the use of application equipment such as the MicroInjector or Actisol applicator in food areas to crack and 

crevice treatment onlv. . 

LivestockIPoultry Use rates in Apply as a general surface spray (including directed sprays) 

Housing Structures and table above and/or as a crack and crevice treatment. Control is improved 

Pet Kennels when interior and exterior perimeter applications are made in 

and around the livestock, poultry, and pet housing structures. 

Follow all normal cleaning practices of the structure along 

with applications of ARC-LAMey in order to effectively 

ontrol the crawling and flying insect pests listed on this label. 

n unoccupied areas of livestock barns or housing structures, . 

make application to floors as well as vertical, and overhead 

surfaces where crawling or flying insect pests are or maybe be 

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Other Areas of 

Application 

LivcstockIPoultry 

Housing Structures and 

Pet Kennels (cont'd) 

Outdoor Surfaces Use 

• 

Rate 

Use rates in 

table above 

Use rates in 

table above 

• 

Specific Instructions (cont'd) . 

found. Cover all feeders, waterers, and feed prior to 

application to keep them from being contaminated. 

Application to milk rooms or feed rooms is prohibited. Pay 

attention in animal areas to stanchions, pipes, windows and 

doors, and areas where insect pests hide or congregate. 

Apply to south facing walls. foundation perimeters to help 

prevent interior infestations of flying and crawling insects. 

In poultry houses, apply to floor area for birds grown on 

litter or to walls, posts. and cage framing for birds grown in 

cages. Also apply into cracks and crevices found around 

insulation. Make another application after each grow out 

or sanitization procedure. Improve indoor control by making 

perimeter treatments around the outside of building 

foundations for the prevention of immigrating adult beetles. 

Make a uniform band application 1-3 ft. up and 2-6 ft. out 

from foundation. Prevent the development of background 

populations by instituting a year-round treatment program. 

DO NOT make interior applications of ARC-LAMey in 

areas of facility where animals other than cattle or calves are 

present. Allow treated surfaces to completely dry before 

restocking the facility. 

DO NOT make applications to any animal feedstuffs, water, 

or watering equipment. 

DO NOT contaminate any animal food, feed, or water in 

and around livestock, pOUltry, or pet housing when making 

applications. 

For control of ants, bees, centipedes, cockroaches, crickets, 

fieas, flies, millipedes, mosquitoes, scorpions, sow bugs, 

pillbugs, spiders, termites (above ground only), ticks, wasps, 

and other similar perimeter arthropod pests. Apply with 

either hand or power application equipment as a residual 

treatment to ornamental plants next to foundations of 

buildings and to surfaces of buildings, porches, screens, 

window frames, eaves, patios, garages, refuse dumps, and 

other similar areas where these insect pests are active. For 

termites, this type of application is not intended as a 

substitute for soil treatment labeled gennicides or 

mechanical alternation to control subterranean tennites, or 

fumigation for extensive infestation of dry woof termites or 

other wood-infesting insects. The purpose of such 

application of ARC-LAMCY for termites is to kill workers 

or winged reproductive fOnTIS which may be present 

in treated channels at the time of treatment. Such 

applications are not a substitute for mechanical alteration, 

soil treatment of foundation treatment, but are merely a 

supplement. This product is not recommended as a 

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Other Areas of Rate Specific Instructions (cont'd) 

Application 

Outdoor Surfaces Use rates in sole protection against termites. For active termite 

Use (cont'd) table above infestations, get a professional inspection. 

Structural Perimeter Use rates in Applying a continual band of insecticide around a building 

Darrier Treatments table above foundation and around windows, doors, service line entrance 

eaves, vents, and other areas can greatly reduce the potential 

for entry by crawling pests. To facilitate application, remove 

debris and leaf liuer from next to the foundation, cut back 

vegetation and branches that touch the foundation. and 

move or rake back rocks, deep mulch, or other potential pest 

harborage next to the foundation. Apply the band up to 10 ft. 

wide around the structure (or according to state regulations 

governing commercial pest control) and upwards along the 

foundalion to 3 f1. and around windows, doors, and rood 

overhangs. Apply as a coarse spray to thoroughly and 

uniformly wet the foundation and/or band area so that the 

insecticide will reach the soil or thatch level where pests may 

be active. 

Amount of concentrate is dependent upon pest species (see 

pest table and comments),. infestation levels. and service 

interval desired, If required due to heavy vegetation or 

landscaping materials, use more than 5 gallons water per 800-

1600 square feet. 

Some Typical Dilutions For Structural Perimeter Barrier Applications' 

Application Application Rate fl. oz.(mL) Of ARC-LAMey to Dilute in Water 

Volume - Gal. of n. oz. (mL) of According to Spray Tank Volume 

Solution per ARC·LAMCY per 

1,000 sq. ft. 1,000 sq. ft. 5 gal. 10 gal. 50 gal. 

0.18 n. oz. (5 mL) 0.88 n. oz. (26 mL) 1.8 n. oz. (51 ml) 8.8 IL oz. (255mL) 

1 gal. 035 IL oz. (10 mL) 1.8 n. oz. (51 mL) 3.5 fl. oz. (102 mL) 17.6 fl. oz. (510 mL) 

0.7 fl oz. (20 mL) 3.5 n. oz. (102 mL) 7 IL oz. (204 mL) 35 fl. oz. (1020 mL) 

0.18 fl. oz. (5 mL) 0.44 fl. oz. (13 mL) 0.88 IL oz. (26 mL) 4.4ft oz. (128 mL) 

2 gal. 0.3511. oz. (10 mL) 0.88 IL oz. (26 mL) 1.8 n. oz. (51 mL) 8.811. oz. (255 mL) 

0.7 n oz. (20 mL) 1.8 fl. oz. (51 mL) 3.5 IL oz. (102 mL) 17.6 fl. oz. (510 mL) 

0.18 fl. oz. (5 mL) 0.18 n. oz. (5 mL) 0.4 fl. oz. (12 mL) 1.8 fl. oz. (51 mL) 

5 gal. 035 IT. oz. (10 mL) 035 n. oz. (10 mL) 0.8 IL oz. (24 mL) 3.5 fl. oz. (102 mL) 

0.7 n. oz. (20 mL) 0.7 fl. oz. (20 mL) 1.6 II., oz, (42 mL) 7 n. oz. (204 mL) 

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Sample calculation to prepare the mid~rate of ARC-LAMey at a volume of 5 gal.l1 000 sq. ft.: 

Mix 3.5 oz. of concentrate in 50 gallons of water. 

The percent active ingredient in the finished ARC-LAMeY dilution can be calculated as follows: 

Take the mL needed to be added times 11.4% (the % active ingredient in the concentrate), divided 

by the gal. finished dilution, times 3,785 mUga!. to yield the % active in dilution. (Sample 

calculation: For 3.5 oz. in 50 gaL of water, use the chart above to determiQe that this rate is 

equivalent to 102 mL; 102 times 11.4% = 1163; 50 gal. times 3,785 is 189250. Divide 1163 by 

189250=0.006% active ingredient in the tank dilution), 

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL 

Do not contaminate water, food, or feed by storage and disposal. 

Pesticide Storage: Store in original containers only. Keep container closed when not in use. Do 

not store near food or feed. In case of spill or leak on floor or paved surfaces, soak up with sand, 

earth, or synthetic absorbent. Remove to chemical waste area. 

Pesticide Disposal: Pesticide wastes are acutely hazardous. Improper disposal of excess pesticide, 

spray mixture, or rinsate is a violation of Federal law. Ifthese wastes cannot be disposed of by use 

according to label instructions, contact your State Pesticide or Environmental Control Agency, or 

the Hazardous Waste Representative at the nearest EPA Regional Office for guidance. 

DISPOSAL STATEMENTS: 

Nonrefillable container: Do not reuse this container to hold materials other than pesticides or 

dilute pesticides (rinsate). After emptying and cleaning, it may be allowable to temporarily hold 

rinsate or other pesticide-related materials in the container. Contact your state regulatory agency to 

detennine allowable practices in your state. Once cleaned, some agricultural plastic pesticide 

containers can be taken to a container collection site or picked up for recycling. To find the nearest 

site, contact your chemical dealer or manufacturer, or contact The Agricultural Container 

RecYcling Council (ACRC) at www.acrecycle.org. 

Triple rinse or pressure rinse container (or equivalent) promptly after emptying. 

For packages up to 5 gallons. Triple rinse as follows: Empty the remaining contents into 

application equipment or a mix tank and drain for 10 seconds after the flow begins to drip. Fill the 

container 'fa full with water and recap. Shake for 10 seconds. Pour rinsate into application 

equipment or a mix tank or store rinsate for later use or disposaL Drain for 10 seconds after the 

flow begins to drip.,Repeat this procedure two more times. Pressure rinse as follows: Empty the 

remaining contents into application equipment or a mix tank and continue to drain for 10 seconds 

after the flow begins to drip. Hold container upside down over application equipment or mix tank 

or collect rinsate for later use or disposaL Insert pressure rinSing nozzle in the side of the 

container, and rinse at about 40 PSI for at least 30 seconds. Drain for 10 seconds after the flow 

begins to drip. 

For packages greater than 5 gallons and less titan 56 gallons:, Triple rinse as follows: Empty the 

remaining contents into application equipment or a mix tank. Fill the container 'Is fi1l with water. 

Replace and tighten closures. Tip container on its side and ro1l it back and forth, ensuring at least 

one complete revolution, for 30 seconds. Stand the container on its end and tip it back and forth 

several times. Empty the rinsate intO application equipment or a mix tank or store rinsate for later 

use or disposaL Repeat this procedure two more times. Pressure rinse as follows: Empty the 

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remaining contents into application equipment or a mix tank and continue to drain for 10 seconds 

after the flow begins to drip. Hold container upside down over application equipment or mlX tank 

or collect rinsate for later use or disposal. fnsert pressure rinsing nozzle in the side of the 

container, and rinse at about 40 PSI for at least 30 seconds. Drain for 10 seconds after the flow 

begins to drip. 

For packages greater than 56 gallons: To clean the container before final disposal, empty the 

remaining contents from this container into application equipment or mix tank. FiJI the container 

about IO percent full with water. Agitate vigorously or recirculate water with the pump for 2 

minutes. Pour or pump rinsate into application equipment or rinsate collection system. Repeat this 

rinsing procedure two more times. 

For refillable containers: RefiJi this container with pesticide only. Do not reuse this container for 

any other purpose. Cleaning the container before fmal disposal is the responsibility of the person 

disposing of the container: Cleaning before refilling is the responsibility of the refiller. To clean 

the container before final disposal, empty the remaining contents from this container into 

application equipment or mlX tank. Fill the container about 10 percent full with water. Agitate 

vigorously or recirculate water with the pump for 2 minutes. Pour or pump rinsate into application 

equipment or rinsate collection system. Repeat this rinsing procedure two more times. 

[For the 1 qt Tip N Pour package] 

CONTAINER USE DIRECTIONS: 

[INSERT PICTURE HERE] 

1. TIP 2. Level 3. Dispense 

1. Remove the measuring chamber cap and induction seal. Replace cap and securely tighten. Tip 

container until liquid fills measuring chamber. 

2.Retum container to level position. No adjustment is needed. 

3.Remove measuring chamber cap and dispense into proper application equipment. 

For multiple dose measuring: remove fin chamber cap and dispense according to markings on side 

of bottle. 

CONDITION OF SALE AND LIMITATION OF WARRANTY AND LIABILITY 

NOTICE: Read the entire Directions for Use and Conditions of Sale and Limitation of Warranty 

and Liability before buying or using this product. If the tenns are not acceptable, return the 

product at once, unopened, and the purchase price will be refunded. 

The Directions for Use of this product should be followed carefully. It is impossible to eliminate 

all risks inherently associated with the use of this product. Ineffectiveness or other unintended 

consequences may result because of such factors as manner of use or application, weather, 

presence of other materials or other influencing factors in the use of the product, which are beyond 

the control of ARCANA LLC or Seller, All such risks shall be assumed by Buyer and User, and 

Buyer and User agree to hold ARCANA liC and Seller harmless for any claims relating to such 

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factors. 

ARCANA LLC warrants that this product conforms to the chemical description on the label and is 

reasonably fit for the purposes stated in the Directions for Usc, subject to the inherent risks 

referred to above, when used in accordance with directions under normal use conditions. This 

warranty does not extend to the use of this product contrary to label instructions, or under 

abnormal conditions or under conditions not reasonably foreseeable to or beyond the control of 

Seller or ARCANA LLC, and Buyer and User assume the risk of any such use. ARCANA LLC 

MAKES NO WARRANTIES OF MERCHANT ABILITY OR OF FITNESS FOR A 

PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR ANY OTIlER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY EXCEPT 

AS STATED ABOVE. 

To the extent allowed by applicable law. neither ARCANA LLC nor Seller shall be liable for any 

incidental, consequential or special damages resulting from the use or handling of this product. 

To the extent consistent with applicable law THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF THE USER OR 

BUYER, AND THE EXCLUSIVE LIABILITY OF ARCANA LLC AND SELLER FOR ANY 

AND ALL CLAIMS. LOSSES, INJURIES OR DAMAGES (INCLUDING CLAIMS BASED 

ON BREACH OF WARRANTY, CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE, TORT, STRICT LIABILITY 

OR OTIlERWISE) RESULTING FROM TIlE USE OR HANDLING OF TillS PRODUCT, 

SHALL BE TIlE RETURN OF TIlE PURCHASE PRICE OF TIlE PRODUCT OR, AT TIlE 

ELECTION OF ARCANA, LLC OR SELLER, TIlE REPLACEMENT OF TIlE PRODUCT. 

ARCANA LLC and Seller offer this product, and Buyer and User accept it, subject to the 

foregoing conditions of Sale and Limitation of Warranty and Liability which may not be modified 

except by written agreement signed by a duly, authorized representative of ARCANA lLC. 

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uA STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEC& AGENCY 

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460 

September 16, 2008 

OFFICE OrPREVENllON, PESTICIDES AND 

TOXIC SUBSTANCES 

OPP Decision Number: D-399930 

EPA File Symbol or Registration Number: 84930-RE 

Product Name: ARC-LAMCY 

EPA Receipt Date: IS-Sep-2008 

EPA Company Number: 84930 

Company Name: ARCANA, LLC 

JANE M. MILLER 

BIOLOGIC INC 

ARCANA,LLC 

115 OBTUSE HILL 

BROOKFIELD, CT 06804-

SUBJECT: Receipt of ApplicatiDn and 75% Small Business Waiver Request 

Dear Registrant: 

The Office of Pesticide Programs has received your application. 75% small business 

waiver request, and cerification of payment. If you submitted data with this application, the 

results of the PRN-86-5 screen will be communicated separately. During the administrative 

screen, the Office of Pesticide Programs has determined that this Action is subject to a Pesticide 

Registration Service Fee as defined in the Pesticide Registration Improvement Act. 

The Action has been identified as Action Code: R300 

NEW PRODUCT;ME-TOO PRODUCT FAST TRACK; 

Your request for waiver has been forwarded for review. You will be notified in writing when a 

detennination is made regarding your request. If your waiver request is approved, the decision 

review time period will start on the date of approval. If your waiver request is denied, you will 

receive an invoice for the outstanding balance. 

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

Ombudsman at (703) 305-6249. 

Sincerely, 

Front End Processing Staff 

Irtfonnation Technology & Resources Management Division 

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FEE FOR SERVICE 

71 
Jane M. Miller 

From: 

Sent: 

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Subject: 

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Friday, September t2, 2008 10:23 AM 

jmiller@biologicconsulting.com 

Pay.Gov Payment Confirmation 

THIS IS AN AUTOMATED MESSAGE. PLEASE DO NOT REPLY, 

Your transaction has been successfully completed. 

Payment Summary 

Application Name: PRIA Service Fees 

Pay.gov Tracking ID: 24UVGIV8 

Agency Tracking ID: 74054109161 

Account Holder Name: Jane M.'Mil1er 

Transaction Type: Sale 

Billing Address: 115 Obtuse Hill Road 

City: Brookfield 

State/Province: CT 

Zip/Postal Code: 06804 

Country: USA 

Card Type: Visa 

Card Number: ************0690 

Expiration Date: Jul, 2010 

Payment Amount: $325.00 

Transaction Date: Sep. 12, 2008 10;22:56 AM 

Decision Number: 

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ARCANA, LLC. (b)(i), my product is similar or identical in composition and labeling 

323 S. College Ave., Ste 1 t~~A Reg. No.

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July 31. 200S 

Document Processing Desk (REGFEE) 

Office of Pesticide Progr:nns (7504P) 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 

One Potomac Yard 

2777 S. Crystal Drive 

Room S-4900. 41h Floor 

Arlington, V A 12202 

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Subject: ARC-LAMCY - EPA Reg. No. 84930-XX 

Application for Pesticide Registration; "Rc~P<lck" 

AUn: George LuRocca, PM Team [3 

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ARCANA LLC is submitting the enclosed documentation in support of a "me-too" registration. 

The Inbel is identical to tbe fe-pack with the follow1ng exception thut the Container Disposal 

section of the proposed [ubel has bC{!1l updated in accordance with PR Notice 2007-4. Plcase 

rind the following enclosed: 

I. Application form 8570-1 

2. Copy of PRIA receipt 

3. Request for smull business Ice reduction 

4. Formulators exemption form 857()-27 

5. CSF form 8570-4 

6. Proposed label (5 copies) 

Please contact me at 103-740-1100 or bye-mail: jnliller@biologicconsulting.conl if there are any 

questions or comments concerning this submission. 

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Agent for Arcana LLC. 

115 Obtuse Hill. Brookfield, Connecticut 06804· USA 

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Document Processing Desk (REG FEE) 

Office of Pesticide Programs 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 

One Potomac Yard Room S-4900 

2777 S. Crystal Drive 

Arlington, VA 22202 

RE: Business Structure Certification 

Fort CoHins, CO 80524 

Arcana LLC, EPA Establishment number 84930, is a Colorado LLC incorporated 

January 11, 2008 and is in good standing with the state of Colorado. The President of 

Arcana LLC is Michael Steffeck who is the sole stock holder. Arcana LLC has not had 

any sales revenue since inception. 

Re~?il)tjl 

i~~ffi President 

Arcana LLC 

Registered Business Address: 

323 S. College Ave 

Fort Collins, CO 80524 

Corresponde~ce Address: 

115 Obtuse Hill 

Brookfield, CT 06804 

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Applicant's Name and Address 

RCANA LLC, 

S. College Ave, Ste. I 

Collins, CO 80524 

Form approved. OM6 No, 2070·0060, 2070{)OS7, 

Uniled Siaies 

Environmental Protection Agency 

Washington, DC 20400 

Fonnulator's Exemption Statement 

(40 CFR 152.85) 

,2070·0122,2070-01611. 

EPA File SymhollRegislraUon Number 

84930-

Product Name 

ARC-LAMCY 

Dale of Conliden~al StalelTl(lfll 01 Formula (EPA Form BfJ70-4) 

(I) This product contains 1M follOWing aclive Ingredienl(s): 

Lambda Cyhalothrin 

(2) Of lheoo, oach aclive ingredienl fisled in paragraph (4) Is present solely as th& result 01 the use of thai aclive ingredienl in the manufaclUfing, 

formulation orrepackaging another product which contains that active Ingredienf which Is regislered under FIFRA 5ecti0f'l 3, Is purchased by 

us from another pcmmand moets the reqU/flllTlOOtS of 40 CFR ~ 158.5O{e}(2) or(3). 

(3) Indicale by checking (A) or (6) below which paragraph applies: 

71 (A) An accural& Confidential Stalemenl of FOfffiula (EPA FORM 8570-4) for the above identifled product Is attached 10 this stalelTl(lflt. 

Thai foonula statement indicales. by oompa:ny name, registration number, and product name. the $OUrce of tho adlve Ingredienl(,) nsled In 

par3gTIlph {1}. 

OR 

-, (6) The ConrldenHal Sialemool of Formula (CSF)(EPA Form B570-4) referenced above and on 61e with the EPA is complete, Ulrrenl. an 

aCOJrale and contains the iIlfOf'Tl1ation required on the current CSF. 

(4) The following adive ingredients in Ihis product qualify for the formula lor'$. exemption. 

Source 

I La,mb<la Cyhalothrin .. 

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Lawrence A. 

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