Both products' labels indicate they should not be applied when conditions favor drift. The suspension resulted from Scarboro's application of the pesticides Benlate and Karate soybean fields in Robeson County which drifted to neighboring property. Both products' labels indicate they should not be applied when conditions favor drift. In other business, the board received an annual report on activities funded by the Environmental Trust Fund. The EFT was established by the N.C. General Assembly.
Funds come from fees paid by pesticide companies to register their products for sale in the state.