North Carolina Insecticide Report for 1966

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THE BULLETIN of the

North Carolina Department of Agriculture James A. Graham, Commissioner

Number 188 June, 1967

North Carolina INSECTICIDE REPORT

for

January 1-December 31, 1966

THE BULLETIN

of the

North Carolina Department of Agriculture

Raleigh, N. C.

James A. Graham, Commissioner

John L. Reitzel, Assistant Commissioner

E. W. Constable, State Chemist

Number 188 June, 1967 ABOUT OUR COVER PICTURE

The insects on our cover represent only a small part of the species whose myriads of progeny wait annually to take over our crops, shrubbery and lawns. Seemingly as numerous are the insecticides needed to control and halt these pests. In North America there are over 3,000 economically important species of insects. Fortunately, one insecticide may control several species.

These lively insects keep developers of insecticides on their toes, however. New insecticides must be developed for those insects that develop immunity to existing chemical control measures. Too, the industry is continually striving to perfect insecticides to improve effectiveness and reduce residues which may be harmful. TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Inspection and Analysis of Economic Poisons 5 Brief of North Carolina Insecticide Law 7 Economic Poison Registrants, 1966 9 North Carolina Aerial Crop-Dusting Law and Regulations 20 Licensees Under North Carolina Aerial Crop-Dusting Law for 1966 26 Chemical and Common Names 30 Summary of Economic Poisons Examined 40 Decisions 42 Analysis Tables (Each heading in this table indicates mixtures with other materials also) 43 Aldrin 43 Arseni cals 44 BHC 48 Bomyl 55 Boric Acid 55 Calcium Polysulfide 56 Captan 56 Chlordane 57 Ciodrin 62 Copper 63 2,4-D 65 DDD 67 DDT 76 DDVP 98 Delphene 101 Demeton 103 Diazinon 103 Dibrom 105 Dieldrin 105 Dimetilan 107 Dimite 108 Dipterex 108 Endrin 108 Ferbam 108 Fluorine Compounds 109 Fumarin Ill Kepone 112

Malathion . .. 112 Maneb 119 Mercury 119 Methoxychlor 120 Naphthalene 123 Nicotine 123 Paradi chlorobenzene 123 Parathion 124 Pentachlorophenol 126 Petroleum Oils 127 Phenols 127 Phosphorus 128 Page Phosdrin 128 Pival 129 Pivalyn 129 Pyrethrins 129 Ronnel 135 Rotenone 135 Sevin 139 Strobane 151 Strychnine 152 Sulfur 153 Thallium Sulphate 154 Thiodan 154 Toxaphene 155 Trithion 166 Warfarin 166 Zineb 169 Miscellaneous Inorganic 171 Miscellaneous Organic 171 o

Inspection and Analysis of Economic Poisons

Economic poisons or pesticides cover a large number of materials and mixtures intended for destroying, controlling, or repelling pests such as insects, weeds and other noxious plants, predatory animals and birds, soil-infesting pests such as nematodes, algae, snails and bacteria. Other examples are disinfectants, anti- septics and fungicides for use other than on living man or other animals, defoliants, various repellents, fly paper and other adhesive products whose action goes beyond simple mechanics, moth proofers, wood preservatives other than common paints, mildew controls, and seed fumigants and disinfectants. An adequate and reliable supply of these products is as indispensable as is fertilizer in the production of food and fiber crops. Weed killers and defoliants are important adjuncts. The preservation of many products in storage and the control of domestic and industrial pests which affect both the health and welfare of human beings and animals are likewise dependent on such materials. While encouraging the development and distribution of reliable products to serve these needs, and with due regard for public health and welfare, it is the purpose of the economic poisons law (the North Carolina Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act of 1947, G. S. Article 4A, Chapter 106) to protect the public from adulterated, misbranded, worthless and dangerous products, and legitimate manufacturers from unscrupulous competition. Among other requirements, the law authorizes inspections, analyses of official samples taken from products offered for sale within the state and publication of the results. With other pertinent information there is given in this issue of The Bulletin a list of registrants, a summary of registrations and detailed results of analyses of official samples taken throughout the state by inspectors of the department for the calendar year 1966. Included also are the North Carolina Aerial Crop-Dusting Law, regulations and registrants under that law, for 1966. Before any brand of economic poison can be legally offered for sale in the state, it is required that it be registered with the Department of Agriculture. Applica- tion forms, furnished by the department, must be submitted in triplicate with copy of all labeling and claims. Applications must be accompanied by an inspection fee of ten dollars per brand and grade, payable to the North Carolina Department of Agriculture. All registrations expire December 31 of each year and are subject to re-registration with annual payment of inspection fees. Requirements are given in fuller detail in the “Brief of North Carolina Insecticide Law” on pages 7 and 8. Copies of the law and related regulations are available on request. A statewide inspection service is maintained for the collection of official samples of economic poisons from farms, other users and dealers. Individual requests for inspections are followed up promptly. Samples are sent to the department’s laboratories for analysis and as soon as this work is completed, individual reports are forwarded to manufacturers, dealers and users. As a further means of reporting, an issue of The Bulletin covering a year’s work as exemplified herewith, is published annually. 6

The economic poisons law gives control officials certain discretionary authority in dealing with borderline cases. The earnest cooperation of a great majority of manufacturers and dealers has been a valuable asset in the administration of the law. Cooperative work by staff members of the North Carolina Experiment Station and Extension Service has been mutually beneficial and most helpful. Credit also is due members of the laboratory section for the highly satisfactory manner in which analytical work has been carried out: R. T. Teague, Assistant State Chemist; Henry Barnes, William Buffaloe, Jerry Dismukes, Mrs. Patsy Griffin, Thomas Vick, Chemists; Mrs. Frances Liles, Secretary; Henry 0. Austin, George A. Brown, Jr., A. G. Campbell, Jr., H. C. McPhail, Thomas M. Parker, Carl Williams, Inspectors; Wavely Lucas, Laboratory Helper. 7

Brief of North Carolina Insecticide Law

Administrative of Agriculture, Raleigh, North Carolina. Commissioner Officer

1. The name and address of the guarantor. Information Required to Appear on 2. The brand name or trademark. Package Labels 3. The net weight or measure.

4. A guaranteed analysis statement showing: a. The name and percentage of each active ingredient. b. The total percentage of inert ingredients.

5. Instructions for use, adequate for the protection of public.

6. A warning or caution statement adequate to prevent injury.

7. For economic poisons highly toxic to man: a. The skull and crossbones. b. The word “Poison” in red, on distinctly contrasting background.

c. An antidote for the poison.

8. When arsenic is present—the percentage of the total and of the water-soluble arsenic separately and as elemental (metallic) arsenic.

Other General Requirements

1. Strength and quality must not fall below that professed or General claimed. Requirements

2. No false or misleading statements, design or other repre- sentation is permissible.

3. Imitations are not permitted.

4. Labeling may not refer to registration.

5. Labeling shall be legible and understandable.

6. Claims or directions for use may not deviate in substance, or composition vary, from representations made on register- ing.

7. Economic poisons must be sold in the registrant’s or manufacturer’s original package. If repackaged for sale, it loses its original identity and qualifies as a new product. As such it is subject to registration and all other provisions of the law. Responsibility rests on the repackaging agent.

8. Economic poisons in powdered form of white or light color require distinct further coloring for safety. 8

Each brand and grade of economic poisons must be registered Registration prior to sale (application forms are furnished by the department), subject to renewal annually, January 1st. Duplication of registration by secondary sellers is not required.

Application must be accompanied by full information (see package labeling above), including specimen of labeling, all claims, and, if called for, certain additional data when necessary in qualifying the product.

An annual inspection tax of $10.00 for each brand and each Inspection Tax grade is required.

Inspection tax must accompany application for registration, Method of Paying payable to the North Carolina Department of Agriculture.

Registration is subject to refusal or cancellation for cause and Refusal or Cancellation of upon hearing. Registration

Goods not measuring up to requirements are subject to Stop-Sale Orders Stop-Sale Orders.

Short weight, in addition to above, is subject to penalty. Short Weight

Exempt from Penalties of Law Are:

1. Carriers engaged in legal transporting.

2. Public officials while performing official duties. Exemptions

3. Manufacturers and shippers of products properly identified for experimental use only.

4. Persons shown to be proceeding in good faith on guarantees and representations given by others. The original guarantor then is liable.

NOTE: Copies of the economic poisons law may be ob- tained upon request to the Inspection Division, North Carolina Department of Agriculture, Raleigh, North Carolina. 9

Economic Poisons Registrants, 1966

A-M-R CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. I AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY 115 Jacobus Avenue Davis & Geek Division South Kearny, New Jersey One Casper Street Danbury, Connecticut ABERDEEN EXTERMINATING COMPANY AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY P. O. Box 493 Household Products Department Aberdeen, North Carolina 859 Berdan Avenue Wayne, New Jersey ACELINE PRODUCTS CORPORATION 27 Gorham Street AMERICAN MACHINERY CORPORATION Rochester, New York P. O. Box 3228 Orlando, Florida AERO-MASTER, INC. 325 W. Pacific Avenue AMERICAN MINERAL SPIRITS St. Louis, Missouri COMPANY A Division of Union Oil Co. of California AEROSOL CORPORATION OF AMERICA Mountain Avenue 212 Worcester Street Murray Hill, New Jersey Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts

I AMERICAN OIL COMPANY AIRKEM, INC. 910 S. Michigan Avenue P. O. Box 203 Chicago, Illinois Carlstadt, New Jersey AMERICAN PAPER & PLASTIC AIROSOL COMPANY, INC. PRODUCTS, INC. 525 N. 11th Street 4425 N. Port Washington Road Neodesha, Kansas Milwaukee .Wisconsin ALCO CHEMICAL COMPANY AMERICAN STERILIZER COMPANY 19220 Pioneer Boulevard 2424 W. 23rd Street Artesia, California Erie, Pennsylvania ALFORD HOME PRODUCTS AMWAY CORPORATION P. O. Box 239 7575 E. Fulton Road Middlesex, North Carolina Ada, Michigan ALLEN-CROWL COMPANY ANDROC CHEMICAL COMPANY 1559 Allentown Road 7301 W. Lake Street Lima, Ohio Minneapolis, Minnesota ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION ANIMAL REPELLENTS, INC. Barrett Division 980 Ellicott Street P. O. Box 270 Buffalo, New York Morristown, New Jersey ANSUL COMPANY, THE ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION One Stanton Street General Chemical Division Marinette, Wisconsin P. O. Box 70 Morristown, New Jersey ARBROOK Division of Ethicon, Inc. ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION U. S. Highway #22 Nitrogen Division Somerville, New Jersey 40 Rector Street New York, New York ARMOUR AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL COMPANY ALLIED DRUG PRODUCTS COMPANY 908 Va. National Bank Building P. O. Box 871 Norfolk, Virginia Chattanooga, Tennessee Wilmington, North Carolina ALLIED MILLS, INC. ARMOUR AND COMPANY P. O. Box 459 P. O. Box 4309 Libertyville, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois ALLIED PRODUCERS & SUPPLY ASPDEN ASSOCIATES, INC. COMPANY P. O. Box 1737 Greensboro, North Carolina P. O. Box 15163 Charlotte, North Carolina ATLA CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. ALL STAR MILLS, INC. P. O. Box 22 134 S. Railroad Street Summerfield, North Carolina Albemarle, North Carolina ATLAS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS, AMCHEM PRODUCTS, INC. INC. Brookside Avenue P. O. Box 717 Ambler, Pennsylvania Waynesboro, Georgia AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY AVRIL, INC. P. O. Box 400 Third & Greenwich Streets Princeton, New Jersey Reading, Pennsylvania 10 Economic Poisons Registrants, 1966 ( Coni .)

AYERST LABORATORIES, INC. 1 CALUMET & HECLA, INC. 685 Third Avenue Calumet Division New York, New York 1 Calumet Avenue Calumet, Michigan BABBITT, INC., B. T. 20 Broadway CAPE FEAR CHEMICALS, INC.J Albany, New York P. O. Box 695 Elizabethtown, North Carolina BACON PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. P. O. Box 8127 CAPITOL CHEMICAL COMPANY Chattanooga, Tennessee 5455 Butler Road Washington, D. C. BARKER, MOORE & MEIN COMPANY, INC. CARAJON CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. P. O. Box 12 505 South Division Lebanon, Pennsylvania Fremont, Michigan LABORATORIES, INC. CARBOLA CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. BEN VENUE Natural Bridge 270 Northfield Road York Bedford, Ohio New CARBOLINEUM WOOD PRESERVING BERLOU MANUFACTURING COMPANY COMPANY Street 421 Monroe 6683-N. 40t.h Street Marion, Ohio ; Milwaukee, Wisconsin ]

BEST ENTERPRISES, LTD. : CARDINAL CHEMICALS COMPANY

P. O. Box 2771 I Division of Cardinal Products, Inc. Durham, North Carolina P. O. Box 1289 Durham, North Carolina BIO-LAB, INC. 627 E. College Avenue CARMEL CHEMICAL CORPORATION Decatur, Georgia P. O. Box 406 Westfield, Indiana BLACK LEAF PRODUCTS COMPANY 6147 N. Broadway CAROLINA CHEMICAL CORPORATION Chicago, Illinois P. O. Box 70 Wilson, North Carolina BLACK MAGIC COMPANY P. O. Box 466 CAROLINA CHEMICALS, INC. Valdosta, Georgia P. O. Box 118 West Columbia, South Carolina BLUE BALL CHEMICAL COMPANY CAROLINA GARDEN & FARM S. Orange Avenue 2506 SERVICE, INC. Orlando, Florida 279 E. Main Avenue Gastonia, Nort h Carolina BLUE CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. P. O. Box 36 CARTER’S DRUGS & SEEDS Fairfax, South Carolina 31 Barnard Street Savannah, Georgia BLUE MAGIC COMPANY OF N. C., INC. 509 S. Lodge Street CARTER INSECTICIDE & CHEMICAL Wilson, North Carolina COMPANY, INC. 126 W. Southerland BOHLENDER PLANT CHEMICALS, INC. Wallace, North Carolina P. O. Box 227 Tipp City, Ohio (’ENTER CHEMICAL COMPANY P. O. Box 1888 BONIDE CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. Atlanta, Georgia 382 N. Genesee Street CENTRAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION Utica, New York 49 N. Jonathan Street BORDEN COMPANY, THE Hagerstown, Maryland Tykor Products Division CHAMBERS-GODFREY MANUFACTUR- 350 Madison Avenue ING COMPANY New York, New York P. O. Box 288 Martin, Tennessee BORDERLAND PRODUCTS, INC. CHEMICAL COMPANY 560 Fulton Street CHAPMAN 416 Brooks Road Buffalo, New York Memphis, Tennessee BOYER CHEMICAL COMPANY CHASE PRODUCTS COMPANY 1611 Church Street (and/or S & S Products Division) Evanston, Illinois 19th & Gardner Road Broadview, Illinois

| BOYLE-MIDWAY, INC. CORPORATION 685 Third Avenue CHEMAGRO ! P. O. Box 4913 New York, New York City, Missouri I Kansas BROWN MANUFACTURING COMPANY CHEMICAL CORPORATION OF AMERICA 1-3 Church Street P. O. Box 1480 Le Roy, New York Sanford, Florida Economic Poisons Registrants, 1966 ( Cont .) 11

CHEMICAL & EQUIPMENT SALES & I CONSOLIDATED PAINT VARNISH SERVICE COMPANY (CESSCO, INC.) CORPORATION P. O. Box 135 East Ohio Building | Charlotte, North Carolina Cleveland, Ohio CHEMICAL INSECTICIDE CORPORATION COOK CHEMICAL COMPANY 30 Whitman Avenue 2500 Summit Street Metuchen, New Jersey Kansas City, Missouri CHEMIFORM ENGINEERING, TNC. COOPER, WILLIAM & NEPHEWS, INC. 2056 N. Damen Avenue 1909 N. Clifton Avenue Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

CHEM-SALTS, INC. COSSMAN, E. JOSEPH & COMPANY P. O. Box 25 7660 Melrose Avenue Powder Springs, Georgia Los Angeles, California CHEMWAY CORPORATION COTTER AND COMPANY Fairfield Road 19t,h & Gardner Road Wayne, New Jersey Broadview, Illinois

CHESTER CHEMICAL CORPORATION COUGHLAN, G. N. COMPANY, INC. 2732 Sixth Avenue S. 29 Spring Street St. Petersburg, Florida West Orange, New Jersey

CHEVRON CHEMICAL COMPANY COWLEY, S. L. & SONS MANUFAC- Ortho Division TURING CO., INC. 940 Hensley 708 W. McAlester Street Richmond, California Hugo, Oklahoma CHIPMAN CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. CRE-O-TOX CHEMICAL PRODUCTS P. O. Box 1065 COMPANY Burlingame, California 2670 Broad Avenue Memphis, Tennessee CIBA CORPORATION Route 208 CUTTER LABORATORIES, INC. Fair Lawn, New Jersey 4th & Parker Streets Berkeley, California CLARKE & PROCTOR TURPENTINE CO., INC. DAIRY ASSOCIATION COMPANY, INC. 331-349 Worth Street Lyndonville Fayetteville, North Carolina Vermont CLEAN HOME PRODUCTS, INC. DALY-HERRING COMPANY 2805 Locust Street Neuse Road St. Louis, Missouri Kinston, North Carolina

CLEARY CORPORATION, W. A. DARWORTH INCORPORATED P. O. Box 749 Cuprinol Division New Brunswick, New Jersey 660 Hopmeadow Street Simsbury, Connecticut CLOROX COMPANY, THE P. O. Box 599 DAUBERT CHEMICAL COMPANY Cincinnati, Ohio 2000 Spring Road Oak Brook, Illinois COAHOMA CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. P. O. Box 550 DAVIES-YOUNG SOAP COMPANY, THE Clarksdale, Mississippi P. O. Box 995 Dayton, Ohio COASTAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION P. O. Box 627 ! DAWSON CHEMICAL COMPANY Greenville, North Carolina 1525 N. Post Oak Road Houston, Texas COLGATE-PALMOLIVE COMPANY 105 Hudson Street d-CON COMPANY, INC., THE Jersey City, New Jersey 90 Park Avenue New York, New York COLONIAL PRODUCTS, INC. 1830-10th Avenue N. DEL CHEMICAL CORPORATION Lake Worth, Florida W158 N9332 Nor-X-Way Avenue Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin COLONIAL STORES, INC. P. O. Box 4358 Desoto chemical company, inc. Atlanta, Georgia P. O. Box 70 |

i Arcadia, Florida COMET MANUFACTURING CORPORATION DESTRUXOL CORPORATION, LTD. 1381 Dalon Dr. N.E. 1450 West 228th Street Atlanta, Georgia Torrance, California COMMON SENSE MANUFACTURING DETTELBACH PESTICIDE COMPANY, INC. CORPORATION 1392 Niagara Street 4111 Peachtree Road. N. E. Buffalo, New York Atlanta, Georgia vz Economic Poisons Registrants, 1966 ( Coni .)

Dewitt chemical company ! EXCELL CHEMICAL PRODUCTS P. O. Box 2015 CORPORATION Atlanta, Georgia 4901 Umbria Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DIAMOND ALKALI COMPANY 300 Union Commerce Building E-Z-FLOW CHEMICAL COMPANY Cleveland, Ohio P. O. Box 337 Aberdeen, North Carolina DILL COMPANY, INC., THE Washington & McKinley Avenues FCX, INC. Norristown, Pennsylvania P. O. Box 1069 DIVERSEY CORPORATION, THE Statesville, North Carolina 212 W. Monroe Street F & W ENTERPRISES, INC. Chicago, Illinois P. O. Box 15392 ; Tampa, Florida DIXI CHEM OF GREENVILLE, INC. 812 Hampton Avenue Greenville, South Carolina i FAESY & BESTHOFF, INC. 143 River Road Edgewater, New Jersey

DOUGLAS CHEMICAL COMPANY j P. O. Box 297 FAIRFAX BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY Liberty, Missouri | P. O. 126 | Box

DOUGLAS CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC., I Clinton Corners, New York

THE 1 P. O. Box 6541 FAR-BEST CORPORATION

Richmond, Virginia i 6715 McKinley Avenue Los Angeles, California DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, THE 825 E. Main Street FARMINGDALE GARDEN LABS, INC. Midland, Michigan 136 Verdi Street Farmingdale, New York DRACKETT PRODUCTS COMPANY, THE 5020 Spring Grove Avenue FARNAM COMPANIES, INC. Cincinnati, Ohio 613 N. Central Avenue Phoenix, Arizona DRAGON CHEMICAL CORPORATION 7033 Walrond Drive FEDERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY Roanoke, Virginia 646 Starks Building Louisville, Kentucky DUNCAN PRODUCTS COMPANY P. O. Box 69 FEDERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. Columbus, Nebraska 2701 Winthrop Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana DUN WIN COMPANY & GOULDS DELL PRODUCTS FERGUSSON COMPANY, ALEX C. 136 Elm Street 44 East Oregon Avenue South Williamsport, Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania du PONT dE NEMOURS & COMPANY, E. I. FORSHAW CHEMICALS, INC. 6054 Du Pont Building P. O. Box 6055 Wilmington, Delaware Charlotte, North Carolina ECHOLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY FRANKLIN MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS 4838 Woodall 24600 S. Main Dallas, Texas Wilmington, California

ECONOMICS LABORATORY, INC. i FREE FLOW FERTILIZER COMPANY P. O. 119 Guardian Building ! Box Saint Paul, Minnesota Maumee, Ohio

EDWARDS-COUNCILOR COMPANY, INC. FRENCH COMPANY, THE R. T. 121 Colley Avenue One Mustard Street Norfolk, Virginia Rochester, New York ELANCO PRODUCTS COMPANY FRONTIER CHEMICAL COMPANY A Division of Eli Lilly and Company Division of Vulcan Materials Company 740 S. Alabama Street P. O. Box 545 Indianapolis, Indiana Wichita, Kansas ELECTROLUX CORPORATION FULTON CHEMICAL COMPANY 235 E. 42nd Street P. O. Box 160 New York, New York Sumter, South Carolina EMERY INDUSTRIES, TNC. GASTON JOHNSTON CORPORATION 4300 Carew Tower 24-64 45th Street Cincinnati, Ohio Long Island City, New York j EMPIRE LABORATORIES GEIGY AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 700 Marietta Street N. W. P. O. Box 430 Atlanta, Georgia Yonkers, New York Economic Poisons Registrants, 1966 ( Cont .) 13

GEORGIA GULF SULFUR COMPANY ' HARRIS & COMPANY, INC., J. M. Spring Creek Road (Now: Dragon Chemical Corporation) Bainbridge, Georgia P.O.Box 7311 Roanoke, Virginia GETEM MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. HARRIS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 1261 West 42nd Street INC., P. F. Norfolk, Virginia 101 W. 8th Street North Little Rock, Arkansas GLAMORENE, INC. 175 Entin Road HARRIS PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. Clifton, New Jersey P. O. Box 4 Miami Beach, Florida GLAND-O-LAC COMPANY, THE HARTZ MOUNTAIN PRODUCTS P. O. Box 1178 Omaha, Nebraska CORPORATION 50 Cooper Square New York, New York GLOBE LABORATORIES, DIVISION OF Chas. Pfizer & Company, Inc. HARVEY, WALTER L. & SON j 235 E. 42nd Street Route 3 New York, New York j Parker, Pennsylvania GLOVER COMPANY, INC., H. CLAY HELLER LABORATORIES, INC. 1001 Franklin Avenue A Division of B. Heller & Company Garden City, New York Calumet Avenue & 40th Street Chicago, Illinois GOLD SEAL COMPANY Bismarck HENDRIX AND DAIL, INC.

North Dakota ; P. O. Box 695 Greenville, North Carolina GRACE & COMPANY, W. R. Agricultural Products Division HERCULES INCORPORATED P. O. Box 357 910 Market Street Cary, North Carolina Wilmington, Delaware GRAHAM CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. HERTRON CHEMICAL COMPANY 1407 Battleground Avenue P. O. Box 3322 Greensboro, North Carolina Charlotte, North Carolina GREAT LAKES BIOCHEMICAL HESS & CLARK COMPANY, INC. Division of Richardson-Merrell, Inc. P. 7th Streets O. Box 1297 i & Orange Milwaukee, Wisconsin Ashland, Ohio

GREAT LAKES CHEMICAL : HILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY CORPORATION 1500 Jonesboro Road, S. E. 753 Warner Building Atlanta, Georgia Washington, D. C. H1LLYARD SALES COMPANY (EASTERN) GREEN LIGHT COMPANY P. O. Box 909 P. O. Box 6845 St. Joseph, Missouri San Antonio, Texas HILO PRODUCTS, INC. GREEVERS 1717 N. Highland Avenue Chilhowie Los Angeles, California Virginia, HINTON & COMPANY, INC. GRISSMER COMPANY, INC., EARL 67 Murray Street 712 E. 64th Street New York City, New York Indianapolis, Indiana HOFFMAN-TAFF, INC. GRO CHEMICAL COMPANY P. O. Box 1246 3530 N. W. 31 Street Springfield, Missouri Miami, Florida HOLCOMB MANUFACTURING GUARDIAN CHEMICAL COMPANY COMPANY, J. I. P. O. Box 1354 1601 Barth Avenue Atlanta, Georgia Indianapolis, Indiana

GULF OIL CORPORATION HOLLAND-RANTOS COMPANY, INC . P. O. Box 1519 393 Seventh Avenue Houston, Texas New York, New York

GURMICO CHEMICALS, INC. HOLLINGSHEAD CORPORATION, R. M. P. O. Box 278 840 Cooper Street Princeton, North Carolina Camden, New Jersey GUSTAFSON MANUFACTURING HOLLYWOOD TERMITE CONTROL COMPANY, INC. COMPANY 6501 Cambridge Street 2221 Poplar Boulevard

Minneapolis, Minnesota i Alhambra, California 14 Economic Poisons Registrants, 1966 ( Cont .)

HOME DRUG COMPANY JAYMASS, INC. | 4300 Peterson Avenue 52 Park Street Chicago, Illinois Manchester, Connecticut HOOKER CHEMICAL CORPORATION JOHN’S BARGAIN STORES P. O. Box 344 CORPORATION Niagara Falls, New York 1200 Zerega Avenue Bronx, New York HOPKINS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL

COMPANY | JOHNSON NURSERIES P. O. Box 584 R. R. #3 Kingston Madison, Wisconsin ! Ontario, Canada

HORIZON INDUSTRIES JOHNSON & SON, INC., S. C. P. O. Box 20068 1525 Howe Street Cleveland, Ohio Racine, Wisconsin I

HOT SHOT QUALITY PRODUCTS, INC. i JORO, INC. 701 N. Main Street I P. O. Box 7311 Memphis, Tennessee Roanoke, Virginia ; HOUSTON COMPANY, SAM KVP SUTHERLAND PAPER COMPANY P. O. Box 662 243 E. Paterson Street Talladega, Alabama Kalamazoo, Michigan

HOUSE OF HUSTON, INC. ! KAY CHEMICAL COMPANY 321 Summer Street 131 W. High Street Boston, Massachusetts High Point, North Carolina HOWERTON CHEMICALS, INC. KENDALL COMPANY, THE GOWEN j P. O. Box 247 Health Care Division Rapids, Carolina 309 Jackson Blvd. Roanoke North ! W. Chicago, Illinois HUBBARD HALL CHEMICAL COMPANY, THE KERR CHEMICALS, INC. P. O. Box 25 Minit Spray Div. Powder Springs, Georgia 1001 Northwest Highway Des Plaines, Illinois HUGE’ COMPANY, INC., THE I P. O. Box 9502 1 KING CHEMICAL COMPANY St. Louis, Missouri 2342 South Lauderdale Street Memphis, Tennessee HUMBLE OIL & REFINING COMPANY j P. O. Box 2180 KING COMPANY, JAMES W. Houston, Texas 6420 Elwood Avenue Jacksonville, Florida HUMCO LABORATORY, INC. 1008 Whitaker Street KING PAINT & SUPPLY COMPANY

Texarkana, Texas I P. O. Box 14347 Orlando, Florida HUNT & COMPANY, INC. |

1016 Raleigh Street i KING RESEARCH, INC. Greensboro, North Carolina 114-1 2th Street ! Brooklyn, New York HYDROPONIC CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. KLENZADE PRODUCTS P. O. Box 97-C Division of Economics Laboratory, Inc. Copley, Ohio P. O. Box 1020 Beloit, Wisconsin INDEPENDENT GROCERS ALLIANCE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY KOPPERS COMPANY, INC. Chicago, Illinois 801 Koppers Building Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania INDUSTRIAL FUMIGANT COMPANY 923 State Line KROGER COMPANY, THE Kansas City, Missouri 1240 State Avenue INTERNATIONAL LUBRICANT Cincinnati, Ohio CORPORATION LABCO PET PRODUCTS COMPANY P. O. Box 51118 285 Washington Street Orleans, Louisiana New Somerville, Massachusetts IONAC CHEMICAL COMPANY Birmingham LAWN-A-MAT CHEMICAL & New Jersey EQUIPMENT COMPANY Mineola, L. I., New York

I RWIN-WILLERT COM PAN Y Dale Chemical Company Division LAWSON RAT KILL COMPANY

4044 Park Avenue i 753 S. Arlington Street St. Louis, Missouri Akron, Ohio

J & F MANUFACTURING COMPANY ! LAZARUS LABORATORIES, INC. P. O. Box 40205 42-16 West. Street Longllsland, Houston, Texas , New York Economic Poisons Registrants, 1966 ( Cant .) 15

LEGEAR, INC., Dll. i MILLER CHEMICAL & FERTILIZER 4161 Beck Avenue CORPORATION St. Louis, Missouri 3006 West Cold Spring Lane Baltimore, Maryland LEHN & FINK PRODUCTS { Division of Sterling Drug, Inc. MILLS-PEARSON CORPORATION 90 Park Avenue Dianol Division New York, New York P. O. Box 10968 St. Petersburg, Florida LESTER LABORATORIES, INC. P. O. Box 4897 MOBIL CHEMICAL COMPANY Atlanta, Georgia Industrial Chemicals Division Street ! 401 E. Main LINDE COMPANY Richmond, Virginia Division of Union Carbide Corporation 270 Park Avenue | MOMAR, INCORPORATED New York, New York 1 1830 Ellsworth Industrial Drive, N. W. Atlanta, Georgia McCALL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. MONA INDUSTRIES, INC.

P. O. Box 145 I 65-75 E. 23rd Street Paterson, Jasper, Florida I New Jersey McCORMICK & COMPANY, INC. MONSANTO COMPANY j 414 Light Street 800 N. Lindbergh Boulevard | Baltimore, St. Louis, Maryland i Missouri McKesson laboratories MORTON CHEMICAL COMPANY P. O. Box 548 110 N. Wacker Drive j Bridgeport, Connecticut Chicago, Illinois j MABEX COMPANY, THE I MOTOMCO, INC. Umbria & Lemonte Streets 89 Terminal Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Clark, New Jersey MAINTENANCE SUPPLY SERVICE CORPORATION MT. HOLLY FARM SUPPLY i 1 120 S. Main Street P. O. Box 498 Mount Holly, North Carolina Huntersville, North Carolina MALLINCKRODT CHEMICAL MUTUAL PRODUCTS COMPANY WORKS 509 N. Fourth Street P. O. Box 5439 Minneapolis, Minnesota St. Louis, Missouri MARK CHEMICAL COMPANY NALCO CHEMICAL COMPANY 2125 E. Orangewood Avenue 6216 W. 66th Place Anaheim, California Chicago, Illinois MASTER PRODUCTS COMPANY NATIONAL CHEMSEARCH P. O. Box 531 CORPORATION Fayetteville, North Carolina P. O. Box 217 Irving, Texas MASURY-YOUNG COMPANY j

76 Roland Street ! NATIONAL HOG MEDICINE COMPANY Boston, Massachusetts P. O. Box 1634 MEDICAL SUPPLY COMPANY ' Raleigh, North Carolina 1027 W. State Street ' NATIONAL LABORATORIES Rockford, Illinois Division of Lehn & Fink Products Corporation MEHERRIN AGRICULTURAL & I 445 Park Avenue CHEMICAL COMPANY New York, New York Severn North Carolina NATIONWIDE CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. MERCK & COMPANY, INC. 2209 Fowler Street Rahway Fort Myers, Florida New Jersey NEWLAND POOL SUPPLY MEREDITH SWIMMING POOL 3500 Spring Garden Street COMPANY Greensboro, North Carolina 815 Friendly Road Greensboro, North Carolina NIAGARA CHEMICAL DIVISION FMC Corporation MICHIGAN CHEMICAL CORPORATION P. O. Box 1709 500 N. Bankson Street Jacksonville, Florida j St. Louis, Michigan NIP-CO MANUFACTURING, INC. MIDLAND LABORATORIES j 200 Main Street 210-220 Jones Street Dubuque, Iowa New Rochelle, New York MIKE, INC. NORCLIFF LABORATORIES P. O. Box 92 P. O. Box 471 Newland, North Carolina Fairfield, Connecticut 16 Economic Poisons Registrants, 1966 ( Coni .)

NORDA ESSENTIAL OIL & CHEMICAL PENNSYLVANIA REFINING COMPANY COMPANY, INC. P. O. Box 671 475 Tenth Avenue Butler, Pennsylvania New York, New York PEST-GUARD PRODUCTS, INC. NUTRILITE PRODUCTS, INC. 4838 Woodall 5600 Beach Boulevard Dallas, Texas Buena Park, California PET CHEMICALS, INC. OAKWOOD MEDICAL CENTER, INC. P. O. Box 656 6711 Kingston Pike Miami Springs, Florida Knoxville, Tennessee PET’M LABORATORIES OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL 1500 Spring Garden Street CORPORATION Philadelphia, Pennsylvania P. O. Box 869 PFIZER INC., CHAS. Williamston, North Carolina & COMPANY, 235 E. 42nd Street New York, New York New York, New York ONE-SPOT COMPANY PHELPS DODGE REFINING P. O. Box 280 CORPORATION Jessup, Maryland 300 Park Avenue New York, New York OPITZ, INC., JOHN 50-14 39th Street PIC CORPORATION Long Island City, New York 28-30 Canfield Street Orange, New Jersey PAPER PRODUCTS INCORPORATED P. O. Box 5158 PIONEER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Long Beach, California THE 3053 E. 87th Street PARA INDUSTRIES, INC. Cleveland, Ohio 225 W. 34th Street New York, New York PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY One Gateway Center PARKE, DAVIS & COMPANY Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Joseph Campau at the River Detroit, Michigan PLANTERS CHEMICAL CORPORATION 3111 Virginia Beach Boulevard PARRAMORE & GRIFFIN SEED Norfolk, Virginia COMPANY, INC. 105 Boone Dairy Road PLANT PRODUCTS CORPORATION Valdosta, Georgia Kennedy Avenue Blue Point, L. I., New York PAXTON ENTERPRISES Drawer A PLANT MARVEL LABORATORIES Palacios, Texas 624 West 119th Street Chicago, Illinois PEARSON & COMPANY P. O. Box 431 PLOUGH, INC. Mobile, Alabama 3022 Jackson Avenue Memphis, Tennessee PEE DEE CHEMICALS, INC. P. O. Box 314 POCATELLO SUPPLY DEPOT Charleston, South Carolina Pocatello Idaho PEELE COMPANY, INC., W. R. P. O. Box 275 POLK MILLER PRODUCTS Clayton, North Carolina CORPORATION 2007 N. Hamilton Street PENICK & COMPANY, S B. Richmond, Virginia 100 Church Street New York, New York POPLIN CHEMICAL COMPANY P. O. Box 300 PENN CORPORATION Statesville, North Carolina P. O. Box 191 Butler, Pennsylvania PRATT COMPANY, B. G. 204 21st Avenue PENNSALT CHEMS CORPORATION Paterson, New Jersey 3 Penn Center Plaza Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PRATER WHOLESALE COMPANY, E. H. Route #3 PENNSALT CHEMICALS CORPORATION Seneca, South Carolina Agricultural Chemicals Division 2901 Taylor Way PRIMROSE OIL COMPANY, INC. Tacoma, Washington 11444 Denton Drive Dallas, Texas PENNSYLVANIA ENGINEERING COMPANY PROCTOR & GAMBLE COMPANY, THE 1107-21 N. Howard Street P. O. Box 599 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Cincinnati, Ohio Economic Poisons Registrants, 1966 ( Cont .) 17

PROGESSS CHEMICAL COMPANY SABINE CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. P. O. Box 388 P. O. Box 1206 Canton, Georgia Port Arthur, Texas PUREX CORPORATION, LTD. SALSBURY’S LABORATORIES, DR. 24600 S. Main Street 500 Gilbert Street Wilmington, California Charles City, Iowa QUINTON COMPANY SANFAX CORPORATION Rahway P. O. Box 604 New Jersey Atlanta, Georgia RALSTON PURINA COMPANY SAPRISE CHEMICALS, INC. 835 S. Eighth Street P. O. Box 682 St. Louis, Missouri Greer, South Carolina

RAT AND PEST CONTROL COMPANY SAUER, THE C. F. COMPANY Division of E. H. Prater Wolesale Company 2000 West Broad Street Route 3 Richmond, Virginia Seneca, South Carolina SCOTT & SONS COMPANY, O. M. RAWLEIGH COMPANY, THE W. T. Marysville 223-225 E. Main Street Ohio Freeport, Illinois SEACOAST LABORATORIES, INC. REARDON LABORATORIES, INC., W. G. 257 Highway 18 330 N. Main Street East Brunswick, New Jersey Port Chester, New York SEARS, ROEBUCK & COMPANY REEFER-GALLER INCORPORATED 925 S. Homan Avenue 105 Hudson Street Chicago, Illinois Jersey City, New Jersey SELIG CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES, INC., REICHOLD CHEMICALS, INC. THE Southern Division 840 Selig Drive, S. W. Tuscaloosa, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia REXAIR INCORPORATED SENORET CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. c/o The Ottawa Chemical Company 631 Leffingwell Avenue 700 N. Wheeling Street St. Louis, Missouri Toledo, Ohio SEXTON & COMPANY, JOHN REXALL DRUG AND CHEMICAL 150 Thames Road COMPANY Forest Park, Georgia 8480 Beverly Boulevard Los Angeles, California SHELL CHEMICAL COMPANY RIGO MANUFACTURING COMPANY Agricultural Chemicals Division P. O. Box 1188 110 W. 51st Street Nashville, Tennessee New York, New York RINGER CORPORATION, JUDD SHELL OIL COMPANY 3355 Republic Avenue 50 W. 50th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota New York, New York ROBERT CLARE CORPORATION, THE SHEPARD CHEMICAL WORKS Route 53, P. O. Box 354 Highway 74 East Denville, New Jersey Wilmington, North Carolina ROCON, INC. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY, THE Forest P. O. Box 269 Virginia Bound Brook, New Jersey RODENT CONTROL FUND SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY N. C. State University 600 Fifth Avenue P. O. Box 5577 New York, New York Raleigh, North Carolina SINGLETARY AND COMPANY, INC. ROHM & HAAS COMPANY 143 S. Washington Street Independence Mall West Rocky Mount, North Carolina Philadelphia, Pennsylvania SMITH-DOUGLAS ROTENONE PRODUCTS COMPANY A Division of The Borden Chemical Company 110 Eaton Place P. O. Box 419 East Orange, New Jersey Norfolk, Virginia

ROYSTER CHEMICAL COMPANY SMITH SEED, INC. Pine Street 315 Lynn Street Farmville, North Carolina Danville, Virginia

RUST-OLEUM CORPORATION SMITH SPECIALTIES COMPANY, T. W. | 2425 Oakton Street P. O. Box 5146 Evanston, Illinois Charlotte, North Carolina | 18 Economic Poisons Registrants, 1966 ( Cont .)

SOUTH CAROLINA PEACH GROWERS TANGLEFOOT COMPANY, THE ASSOCIATION 314 Straight Avenue S. W. P. O. Box 928 Grand Rapids, Michigan Spartanburg, South Carolina TAVOLEK LABORATORIES SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL Division of Johnson & Johnson CHEMICALS, INC. 501 George Street P. O. Box 527 New Brunswick, New Jersey Kingstree, South Carolina TENNECO CHEMICALS, INC. SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL 300 E. 42nd Street INSECTICIDES, INC. New York, New York P. O. Box 85 Boone, North Carolina TENNESSEE CORPORATION SOUTHERN NITROGEN COMPANY, INC. P. O. Box 2205 P. O. Box 246 Atlanta, Georgia Savannah, Georgia TESCO CHEMICALS, INC. SOUTHERN TESTING & RESEARCH 445 Bishop Street, N. W. LABS., INC. Atlanta, Georgia 607 Park Avenue Wilson, North Carolina TEXACO, INC. 135 E. 42nd Street SPINDLE CITY CHEMICAL COMPANY New York, New York P. O. Box 444 Sumter, North Carolina TEXAS REFINERY CORPORATION SPRAYWAY, INC. P. O. Box 711 7 644 Vincennes Avenue Fort Worth, Texas Chicago, Illinois THOMPSON CHEMICALS CORPORATION STANDARD PACKAGING CORPORATION 3028 Locust Street 200 E. 42nd Street St. Louis, Missouri New York, New York THOMPSON-HAYWARD CHEMICAL STANDARD SPRAY & CHEMICAL COMPANY COMPANY P. O. Box 2383 63 P. O. Box Kansas City, Missouri Lakeland, Florida STARR COMPANY, INC. THURON INDUSTRIES, INC. P. O. Box 1031 12200 Denton Drive Petersburg, Virginia Dallas, Texas STAUFFER CHEMICAL COMPANY TRIANGLE CHEMICAL COMPANY P. O. Box 5388 206 Lower Elm Street Tampa, Florida Macon, Georgia STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE COMPANY TUCO PRODUCTS COMPANY 220 S. State Street Division of The Upjohn Company Chicago, Illinois Kalamazoo, Michigan STEPHENSON CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. TURCO PRODUCTS, INC. 2444 West Point Road 24600 South Main Street College Park, Georgia Wilmington, California STERLING COMPANY, INC., THE UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION 2801-05 Locust Street 270 Park Avenue St. Louis, Missouri New York, New York STERNO, INC. UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION 105 Hudson Street Consumer Products Division Jersey City, New Jersey 270 Park Avenue STERWIN CHEMICALS, INC. New York, New York 90 Park Avenue New York, New York UNITED CO-OPERATIVES, INC. Ill Glamorgan Street SUDBURY LABORATORY Alliance, Ohio Dutton Road Sudbury, Massachusetts U. S. BORAX & CHEMICAL CORPORATION SUWANNEE DRUG COMPANY 3075 Wilshire Boulevard P. O. Box 128 Los Angeles, California Newberry, Florida SWEENEY, MFR., INC., W. R. UNITED STATES PLYWOOD 340 S. Main Street CORPORATION Products Division Salisbury, Missouri Protection 2305 Superior Avenue SWIFT & COMPANY Kalamazoo, Michigan Agricultural Chemical Division P. O. Box 210 UPJOHN COMPANY, THE Wilmington, North Carolina 7171 Portage Road Norfolk, Virginia Kalamazoo, Michigan Economic Poisons Registrants, 1966 ( Cont .) 19

U. S. RUBBER COMPANY WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Chemical Division [ c/o L. Teweles Seed Company Elm Street 222 S. 3rd Street Naugatuck, Connecticut Milwaukee, Wisconsin VAN BRODE MILLING COMPANY, INC. WESTON PRODUCTS COMPANY 20 Cameron Street 330 W. Salisbury Street Clinton, Massachusetts Asheboro, North Carolina VANDERBILT COMPANY, INC., R. T. 230 Park Avenue WHITMIRE RESEARCH LABORATORIES, New York, New York INC. 339 S. Vandeventer Avenue VAPOR PRODUCTS COMPANY St. Louis, Missouri 5230 S. Orange Avenue Orlando, Florida WHITMOYER LABORATORIES, INC. 19 N. Railroad Street VAPORETTE CHEMICAL CORPORATION Myerstown, Pennsylvania 1412 Jeffries Dallas, Texas WILMAR, INCORPORATED P. O. Box 3111 SONS, INC., VARLEY & JAMES Charlotte, North Carolina 1200 Switzer Avenue St. Louis, Missouri WILSON EXTERMINATING COMPANY, VAUGHAN’S SEED COMPANY INC. 5300 Katrine Avenue 401 West End Boulevard Carolina Downers Grove, Illinois Winston-Salem, North VELSICOL CHEMICAL CORPORATION WILSON PEST CONTROL COMPANY, INC. 341 E. Ohio Street 401 West End Boulevard Chicago, Illinois Winston-Salem, North Carolina VERKAMP CORPORATION, THE WINN CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. 1920 Losantiville Avenue P. O. Box 612 Cincinnati, Ohio Anniston, Alabama VESTAL LABORATORIES, INC. WINRU CHEMICAL & SALES COMPANY Division of W. R. Grace & Company- 923 State Line 4963 Manchester Avenue Kansas City, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri WIRTHMORE FEEDS, INC. VIKON CHEMICAL COMPANY 343 Winter Street P. O. Box 277 Waltham, Massachusetts Elon College, North Carolina WOODBURY CHEMICAL COMPANY VINELAND CHEMICAL SALES P. O. Box 2529 CORPORATION Orlando, Florida West Wheat Road Vineland, New Jersey WOODLETS, INCORPORATED 45 Carroll Street VINELAND LABORATORIES, INC. Buffalo, New York E. Landis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey WOOD TREATING CHEMICALS COMPANY VIRGINIA CHEMICALS, INC. 5137 Southwest Avenue West Norfolk St. Louis, Missouri Virginia WOOLFOLK CHEMICAL WORKS, LTD. WALGREEN LABORATORIES, INC. E. Main Street 4300 Peterson Avenue Fort Valley, Georgia Chicago, Illinois WRAP-ON COMPANY, INC. WALLACE & TIERNAN, INC. 341 W. Superior Street P. O. Box 178 Chicago, Illinois East Orange, New Jersey WYANDOTTE CHEMICALS WASHBURN-PUREX CORPORATION 2244 Elston Avenue 1609 Biddle Avenue Chicago, Illinois Wyandotte, Michigan WATKINS PRODUCTS, INC. WYATT-QUARIES SEED COMPANY 150 Liberty Street P. O. Box 2131 Winona, Minnesota Raleigh, North Carolina WEEVIL-CIDE COMPANY, THE WYETH LABORATORIES 1323 Union Avenue Division of American Home Products Kansas City, Missouri Corporation P. O. Box 8299 WEST CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, INC. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 42-16 West Street Long Island City, New York YALE CHEMICAL COMPANY WESTCHESTER VETERINARY P. O. Box 715 PRODUCTS Nashville, Tennessee

Division of Combe Chemical, Inc. ! ZEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY 180 Mamaroneck Avenue P. O. Box 2015 White Plains, New York Atlanta, Georgia | 20

N. C. Aerial Crop Dusting Law and Regulations

The North Carolina Aerial Crop-Dusting Law, enacted by the General Assembly of 1953, has passed through its twelfth year of enforcement. Its purposes are to protect public health and welfare, to bring improved order in the aerial dusting industry and to eliminate practices which were not in the best interest of the industry or those whom it serves. Marked progress has been made, but there is much yet to be accomplished. The North Carolina Aerial Applicators Association and other members of the industry sponsored the law and cooperate in its enforcement. The law and the regulations promulgated thereunder, in summary, require adequate knowledge of the proper use and application of pesti-application of pesticides by aircraft in this state. Qualifications for license require adequate knowledge of the proper use and application of pesticides, the dangers involved and precautions necessary in their application. Annual renewal of all licenses is required. The validity of any license is further restricted to the period of time that coverage by liability bond or insurance for damage by aircraft is in force. The minimum liability coverage is $5,000.00 for property damage, $10,000.00 for personal injury, and $20,000.00 for any one accident. Licenses are of two types: Contractors—who contract for the airplane application of pesticides; and Applicators or aviators—those who do the application work. An individual, upon qualification, may procure both licenses. Applicator’s licenses, among other things, are contingent on Civil Aeronautics Authority certificates and waiver for low flying. Licenses may be suspended or revoked if licensees are no longer qualified, for fraudulent, faulty, careless or negligent operations, or for other failure to comply with the requirements of the law. They are automatically nullified upon cancellation or expiration of liability coverage. The law and regulations are given in the succeeding pages.

N. C. AERIAL CROP-DUSTING LAW

CHAPTER 106, N. C. GENERAL STATUTES

Article 4B, Aircraft Application of Pesticides

§106-65.13. Definitions. For the purposes of this article.

(1) The term “aircraft” means any contrivance now known or hereafter in- vented, used or designed for navigation of, or flight in, the air.

(2) The term “Board of Agriculture” means the North Carolina Board of Agriculture.

(3) The term “Commissioner” means the Commissioner of Agriculture.

(4) The term “custom application of pesticides” means any application of pesticides by aircraft. 21

(5) The term “fungi” means all non-chlorophyll-bearing thallophytes (that is, all non-chlorophyll-bearing plants of a lower order than mosses and liverworts), as, for example, but not limited to, rusts, smuts, mildews, molds, yeasts, and bacteria, except those on or in living man or other animals.

(6) The term “fungicide” means any substance or mixture of substances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, or mitigating fungi or plant disease.

(7) The term “herbicide” means any substance or mixture of substances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, or mitigating any weed.

(8) The term “insect” means any of the numerous small invertebrate animals generally having the body more or less obviously segmented, for the most part belonging to the class Insecta, comprising six-legged, usually winged forms, as, for example but not limited to, beetles, bugs, bees, and flies, and to other allied classes of arthropods whose members are wingless and usually have more than six legs, as, for example, but not limited to, spiders, mites, ticks, centipedes, and wood lice.

(9) The term “insecticide” means any substance or mixture of substances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, or mitigating any insects which may be present in any environment whatsoever.

(10) The term “person” means any individual, firm, partnership, association, corporation, company, joint stock association, or body politic, or any organized group of persons whether incorporated or not; and includes any trustee, receiver, assignee, or other representative thereof.

(11) The term “pesticide” or “economic poison” means any substance or mixture of substances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, or mitigating any insects, rodents, fungi, bacteria, weeds, or other forms of plant or animal life or viruses, except viruses on or in living man or other animals, which the Commis- sioner shall declare to be a pest.

(12) The term “weed” means any plant or plant part which grows where not wanted. (1953, c. 1333.)

§106-65.14. Licenses.

(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in custom application of pesticides within the State at any time without a license issued by the Commissioner. Application for a license shall be made to the Commissioner and each application shall contain information regarding the applicant’s qualifications and proposed operations and such other relevant matters as may be required pursuant to regulations promulgated by the Board of Agriculture.

(b) The Commissioner may require the applicant to show, upon examination, that he possesses adequate knowledge concerning the proper use and application of pesticides, and the dangers involved and precautions to be taken in connection with their application. If the applicant is other than an individual, the applicant shall designate an officer, member, or technician of the organization to take the examination, such designee to be subjected to the approval of the Commissioner. If the extent of the applicant’s operations warrant it, the Commissioner may require more than one officer, member or technician to take the examination.

(c) If the Commissioner finds the applicant qualified, the Commissioner shall issue a license, which shall authorize the licensee to perform custom application of pesticides within the State. The license may restrict the applicant to the use of a 22

certain type or types of materials if the Commissioner finds that the applicant is qualified to use only such type or types. If a license is not issued as applied for, the Commissioner shall inform the applicant in writing of the reasons therefor. All licenses issued under this article shall expire on December 31 of each year and may be renewed upon the filing of a new application therefor.

(d) The Commissioner may suspend, pending inquiry, for not longer than ten days after opportunity for a hearing, may revoke, or modify the provisions of any license issued under this section, if he finds as a fact that the licensee is no longer qualified or has engaged in fraudulent business practices in the custom application of pesticides, or has made any custom application in a faulty, careless, or negligent manner, or has violated any of the provisions of this article or regulations made thereunder.

(e) The Commissioner may require, under such rules and regulations as may be promulgated under this article, from each applicant a liability bond against damage to person or property by aircraft and a reasonable performance bond with sufficient surety satisfactory to the Commissioner, which performance bond is to secure the performance of contractural obligations of the licensee with respect to custom application of pesticides. Any person injured by the breach of any such obligation or any person damaged by such aircraft shall be entitled to sue on the bond in his own name in any court of competent jurisdiction to recover the damages he may have sustained.

(f) Any person aggrieved by any action of the Commissioner may within ten days after notice thereof request a review of said action by the Board of Agriculture. If no request for review is so made, the decision of the Commissioner shall be final. If a review is so requested, the Board of Agriculture shall promptly review the action of the Commissioner and either affirm or over-rule his action. If the Board of Agriculture affirms the Commissioner, it shall find the facts of the case and the aggrieved person may within thirty days after notice thereof appeal to the Superior Court of the county in which such person resides or to the Superior Court of Wake County and the matter may be heard in or out of chambers. Notice of the appeal shall be served on the Commissioner and within ten days thereafter the Com- missioner shall certify and file in the court to which the appeal is taken a transcript of any record pertaining thereto, including a transcript of evidence received. The court shall have jurisdiction to affirm, set aside or modify the action of the Board of Agriculture, provided, that the findings of fact as made by said Board, if sup- ported by evidence, shall be conclusive. Any license which has been suspended or revoked by the Commissioner or Board of Agriculture shall remain suspended or revoked until the laws, and regulations of the Board of Agriculture, have been complied with or until the decision or action of said Commissioner or Board has been set aside by court action. (1953, c. 1333.)

§106-65.15. Regulations, materials and methods of application.—The Board of Agriculture, after public hearing, may adopt regulations prohibiting the use of materials or methods in custom application of pesticides to the extent necessary to protect health or property and may make such other regulations as it may deem necessary to carry out the provisions of this article. Provided, however, such regulations shall not be inconsistent with the regulations issued by this State or by the Federal Government respecting safety in air navigation or operation of aircraft —

23 and before issuing any regulations directly related to any matter within the jurisdiction of any other official of this State, the Commissioner shall consult with that official with reference thereto. (1953, c. 1333.)

§106-65.16. Reports.—The Board of Agriculture may by regulation require any licensee to maintain records and furnish reports giving information with respect to particular applications of pesticides and such other relevant information as the Board of Agriculture may deem necessary. (1953, c. 1333.)

§106-65.17. Information. The Commissioner may, in cooperation with the North Carolina Agricultural Experimental Station, publish information regarding injury which may result from improper application or handling of pesticides and the methods and precautions designed to prevent such injury. (1953, c. 1333.)

§106-65.18. Penalties.—Any person violating the provisions of this article or the regulations issued hereunder shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con- viction shall be fined or imprisoned or both in the discretion of the court. (1953, c. 1333.)

§106-65.19. Enforcement.—For the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this article the Commissioner may enter upon any public or private premises at reasonable times in order to have access for the purpose of inspecting any aircraft or materials subject to this article. (1953, c. 1333.)

§106-65.20. Delegation of Duties.—The functions vested in the Commissioner by this article may be delegated by him to such employees of the Department of Agriculture or other qualified persons as the Commissioner may from time to time designate for such purposes. (1953, c. 1333.)

§106-65.21. Cooperation. The Commissioner may cooperate with any other agency of this State or its sub-divisions or with any agency of any other State or of the Federal Government for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this article and of securing uniformity of regulations. (1953, c .1333.) 24

RULES, REGULATIONS, DEFINITIONS AND STANDARDS CHAPTER XII

Application of Pesticides By Aircraft

ARTICLE 1. APPLICATION OF PESTICIDES BY AIRCRAFT

§12-1. Application for license.—Application for a license to engage in the custom application of pesticides by aircraft shall be made to the Commissioner of Agriculture upon forms prescribed for that purpose and furnished by the Depart- ment of Agriculture.

§12-2. Classes of licenses.—There shall be two classes of licenses which shall authorize the holders thereof to engage in the custom application of pesticides to the extent authorized by the license and the rules and regulations of the State Board of Agriculture. The classes of licenses shall be as follows:

(a) Contractor’s License. A contractor’s license shall authorize the holder thereof to contract for the aerial application of pesticides.

(b) Airplane Applicator’s License. An airplane applicator’s license shall entitle the holder thereof to apply pesticides as contracted for by the holder of an opera- tor’s license.

§12-3. Examination for license.—Before any license is issued, the Commissioner may require the applicant to undergo such examination and to submit such other information as the Commissioner in his discretion may deem necessary for a proper determination of the applicant’s qualifications.

§12-4. Modification, revocation or suspension of license.—All licenses are subject to modification as to terms and privileges and may be revoked or suspended by the Commissioner of Agriculture according to the provisions of G.S. 106-65.14. Licenses may be issued for periods of less than one year but all licenses shall expire on December 31 of each year and may be renewed upon the filing of a new application therefor.

§12-5. Display of license.—All holders of contractor’s or airplane applicator’s licenses shall keep their licenses conspicuously posted at their place of business or about their person when engaged in the application of pesticides by aircraft and shall show their license upon request. Upon satisfactory proof of the loss or destruction of a license, a duplicate thereof may be issued to the qualified holder.

§12-6. Liability bond.—No airplane applicator’s license shall be issued unless the applicant submits to the Commissioner of Agriculture along with the application for license a liability insurance policy covering said applicant and the person or persons for whom the custom application of pesticides is to be made against liability for damage to all persons or property caused by said aircraft. Said liability insurance policy shall cover at least $5,000.00 for property damage, $10,000.00 for personal injury, and $20,000.00 for any one accident; and shall be required to be in force for the duration of the applicant’s license: Provided, however, it is not the intent of this regulation for any liability insurance policy to cover damages result- ing from the application of pesticides, but only for damages caused by aircraft. 25

§12-7. Report and records.—Each contractor shall maintain daily reports and records on forms satisfactory to the Commissioner and all such reports and records shall be kept open and available for inspection by any authorized representative of the Department of Agriculture. Each contractor shall also submit to the Com- missioner of Agriculture on or before December 31 of each year an annual report on forms furnished by the Commissioner, covering in detail the contractor’s activities for the period covered by the report.

§12-8. Responsibility of contractors and applicators.—All contractors and applicators shall be responsible for the proper use and maintenance of equipment and for the proper use and application of pesticides; and shall at all times use due care for the protection of surrounding property, crops, fish ponds, plants and livestock. Any contractor or applicator who violates or disregards the provisions of this regulation or who makes any custom application in faulty, careless, or negligent manner shall have his license suspended or revoked according to the provisions of G.S. 106-65.14.

(Adopted: June 22, 1953)

(Authority: G.S. 106-65.15) 26

Licensees Under N. C. Aerial Crop-Dusting Law for 1966

This list gives the names of firms or individuals who registered with the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and were issued licenses as Contractors, Applicators, or both, for the year 1966. Each type of license is indicated in connection with the respective name of individual or firm as given in the list.

All licenses expire December 31, 1966, or earlier according to expiration of insurance coverage and are subject to renewal for operations in 1967.

LOUIS P. ANATRELLA STEVE C. BOVIE 904 Hemlock Road 738 Bluebell Road Warminster, Pennsylvania Warminster, Pennsylvania Applicator Applicator VERN O. ANDERSON WADE REGINALD BRABBLE c/o King Flying Service Hampton Drive King, N. C. P. O. Box 94 6990 Clayton Plymouth, N. C. Denver, Colorado Applicator Applicator FRAZIER MACK BRAME ANGE AND LAY SPRAY SERVICE Route 5 P. O. Box 741 Reidsville, N. C. Washington, N. C. Applicator and Contractor Contractor ASPLUNDH AVIATION, INC. HAROLD F. BROWN P. O. 4336 S. Tryon Street Box 4217 Charlotte, N. C. Roanoke, Virginia North Philadelphia Airport Applicator Philadelphia, Pennsylvania RANDOLPH K. Contractor BROWN 14500 S. W. 81st Avenue THOMAS W. ATHA Miami, Florida Forest Haven Manor Applicator Belhaven, N. C. Applicator JOHN W. BRUCE P. O. Box 4217 ROBERT F. AVERY Roanoke, Virginia Avery Crop Spraying Service Applicator Route 3 Dunn, N. C. ODELL BURTON Applicator and Contractor 130 Green Crest Cr. Jacksonville, N. C. AVIATION SPECIALTIES, INC. Applicator Jacksonville, N. C. 4600 E. McKellips Road CAMPBELL AIR SERVICE, INC. Mesa, Arizona P. O. Box 7261 Contractor Shreveport, Louisiana WILFRED A. BAARS Contractor P. O. Box 4217 Roanoke, Virginia JOHN V. CAMPBELL Applicator 1320 Glen Shreveport, Louisiana W. H. BAGGETT Applicator General Delivery Scotland Neck, N. C. CAROLINA HELICOPTER CORPORATION 603 So. 22nd Street 301 Wachovia Bank Building Ft. Pierce, Florida Durham, N. C. Applicator and Contractor Contractor DWAYNE S. BAILEY GEORGE JOHN CARTWRIGHT P. O. Box 7261 4860 Frostburg Lane Shreveport, Louisiana Virginia Beach, Virginia Applicator Applicator JAMES DAVID BARNWELL CLINTON FLYING SERVICE 611 Hiwassee Street P. O. Box 586 Black Mountain, N. C. Clinton, N. C. Applicator Contractor LLOYD H. BARNWELL CRAFT SPRAYING, INC. c/o Kittrell Livestock P. O. Box 172 Corapeake, N. C. Farm ville, N. C. c/o M. E. Rogers Whse. Contractor Route 2 Suffolk, Virginia JAMES L. DeHAVEN 826 N. Daughtry Street P. O. Box 1397 Douglas, Georgia Kinston, N. C. Applicator and Contractor Applicator

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DOTHAN AVIATION CORPORATION GENE L. HICKMAN Morehead City, N. C. Box 8 Jacksonville, N. C. Mineral Springs, N. C. P. O. Box 1103 Applicator Dothan, Alabama Contractor HOLLEY DUSTING SERVICE, INC. P. O. Box 945 CURTIS EDWARD DOWIS, JR. Homestead, Florida 505 Herring Street Contractor Clinton, N. C. Applicator JOHN R. HUSS, JR. 5703 Pickens Avenue WILEY ERNEST DUNN, JR. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Williamston, N. C. Applicator Applicator INLAND AIR LINES, INC. F. WESLEY EDWARDS Douglas Municipal Airport 3327 Avenue J N. W. K Charlotte, N. C. Winter Haven, Florida P. O. Box 1144 Seaboard, N. C. Myrtle Beach, S. C. Applicator and Contractor Contractor JAMES E. ELLIS Ellis Flying Service JERNIGAN SPRAY SERVICE, INC. P. O. Box 488 Route 3, Box 29 Shelby, N. C. Ahoskie, N. C. Applicator and Contractor Contractor IRA CRAIG ELROD JAY L. JETER 2000 Queens Road W. P. O. Box 7261 Charlotte, N. C. Shreveport, Louisiana Applicator Applicator

JAMES J. FAIRCLOTH DAN C. JOHNSON P. O. Box 687 Johnson Aerial Sprayers Washington, N. C. River Forest Manor Applicator Belhaven, N. C. P. O. Box 536 ANTONE BENTO FERREIRA West Memphis, Arkansas c/o Robert Avery Applicator and Contractor Route 3 Dunn, N. C. PERRY W. JONES Applicator 325 Spring Street Hendersonville, N. C. CARL H. FLIPPIN Applicator 9570 Sheperd Beaumont, Texas PAUL D. KAISER Applicator P. O. Box 4217 Roanoke, Virginia E. SIDNEY GIBBS Applicator Route 2 King, N. C. JOSEPH Applicator THOMAS KEECH Route 1 NELSON E. GRANBERRY Pantego, N. C. 904 Glenwood Street Contractor Dothan, Alabama Applicator KING FLYING SERVICE, INC. Route 2 GREENVILLE AVIATION, INC. King, N. C. P. O. Box 231 Contractor Washington, N. C. Contractor CHARLES E. KOUGH General Delivery WALTER RAY GRIFFIN Scotland Neck, N. C. Route 1 General Delivery Summerfield, N. C. Vero Beach, Florida Applicator and Contractor Applicator CLIFTON HAMMONDS ROBERT LAY 1917 Roxie Avenue Lay’s Flying Service Fayetteville, N. C. P. O. Box 741 Applicator Washington, N. C. Applicator and Contractor SHERMAN W. HANKE Box 422 JACK LOWERS Clio, South Carolina Route 3, Box 22B Box 29 Clinton, N. C. Summerfield, Florida Applicator and Contractor Applicator and Contractor JOSEPH K. LUTZ HELICOPTER SERVICES, INC. c/o Craft Sprayers 2719 Central Avenue Farmville, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. 1 Dartmouth Circle Currituck, N. C. Swarthmore, Pennsylvania Contractor Applicator 28 Licensees Under Crop Dusting Law ( Cont .)

RICHARD N. MACKENZIE THOMAS OVERHOLT Box 325 Route 1, Grassy Ridge Pine Level, N. C. Pantego, N. C. 1630 Beloit Avenue c/o Stancil Flying Service Janesville, Wisconsin Washington, N. C. Applicator Applicator

ERNEST H. MARSHALL DELMAR C. OWENS P. O. Box 51 P. O. Box 245 Hendersonville, N. C. Williamston, N. C. 28201 S. W. 195 Ave., Rt. 1 Applicator and Contractor Homestead, Florida Applicator GROVER T. PARKS Route 1 MARSHALL FARM AIR SERVICE. INC. Climax, N. C. P. O. Box 1301 Box 332 Tryon, N. C. Aurora, N. C. Fairview Airport Applicator and Contractor Landrum, S. C. Contractor DAVID S. PATTERSON c/o McNair Farms GEORGE B. MARSHALL Laurinburg, N. C. P. O. Box 1301 109 Knoxville Tryon, N. C. Fort Valley, Georgia Applicator Applicator HORACE RAY MATTHEWS WILLIAM JOSEPH PERDUE 3016 Ridgecrest Drive P. O. Box 4217 Rocky Mount, N. C. Roanoke, Virginia Applicator Applicator MARTIN E. McGUIRE FREDERICK M. POWELL 803 Buchanan Blvd. 1705 Powatan Street Durham, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. Applicator Applicator McNAIR INVESTMENT COMPANY JOHN A. ROBERTS Fairly Street Box 17442 Laurinburg, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Contractor Applicator HERMAN R. MEADS ROCKY MOUNT AERIAL APPLICATORS Route 1, Box 318 INC. Elizabeth City, N. C. 1320 Horne Street Applicator and Contractor Rocky Mount, N. C. Contractor MINERAL SPRINGS HELICOPTER COMPANY MILTON M. RODDY Mineral Springs, N. C. Country Club Drive Contractor Rocky Mount, N. C. LARRY MITCHELL Applicator Atkinson, Nebraska ELMER ROGERS Applicator Rogers Aircraft Service Box 83 EDGAR ALLEN MONROE Hope Mills, N. C. P. O. Box 7261 Contractor Shreveport, Louisiana Applicator W. B. ROWE 314 West James Street HENRY E. MOORE, JR. Vivian, Louisiana Route 4 Applicator Clinton, N. C. Applicator STEWART SIRLOUIS Trevose Square Apts. #A-T1 E. JR. JAMES MOSER, Trevose, Pennsylvania c/o Craft Spraying ,Inc. Applicator Farmville, N. C. Kinston, N. C. CHESTER SMITH Applicator LAW P. O. Box 488 JAMES A. NAYLOR Ahoskie, N. C. P. O. Box 586 4481A Forest Park Clinton, N. C. St. Louis, Missouri Applicator Applicator ROBERT A. NAYLOR CHARLES A. SPILLMAN, JR. P. O. Box 586 Spillman’s Aerial Application Clinton, N. C. Route 2 Applicator Trinity, N. C. Applicator and Contractor HARRY W. NELSON Route 1 THOMAS E. STANCIL, JR. Dover, N. C. Stancil Flying Service P. O. Box 883 1205 N. Bonner Ft. Pierce, Florida Washington, N. C. Applicator and Contractor Applicator and Contractor Licensees Under Crop Dusting Law (Coni.) 29

SAMUEL S. STEELE GEORGE A. WALKER General Delivery c/o King Flying Service Morehead City, N. C. Route 2 22001 N. Black Canyon King, N. C. Phoenix, Arizona 16006-79 A Avenue Applicator Edmonton, Alberta Applicator DONALD L. STOTESBERRY Donald’s Flying Service GEORGE D. WALTERS Route 1, Box 336-D P. O. Box 84 Plymouth, N. C. Elizabeth City, N. C. Contractor Applicator and Contractor

ELBERT M. SUTHARD, JR. H. C. WARF Route 8, Box 302 Warf’s Flying Service Reidsville, N. C. Route 6 Applicator Reidsville, N. C. Applicator and Contractor GERALD L. SWARD General Delivery FORREST M. WATSON Morehead City, N. C. General Delivery 3228 Mulberry Drive Morehead City, N. C. Bakersfield, California 601 E. So. Mountain Avenue Applicator Phoenix, Arizona Applicator AYLOR T. TALBOTT Aylor’s Crop Spraying Service RAYMOND MARTIN WESSELLS Halifax Road Tidewater Dusting Service South Boston, Virginia Elizabeth City Municipal Airport Applicator and Contractor Elizabeth City, N. C. Box 95 DALE TAYLOR Preston, Maryland 191 Prince of Wales Drive Applicator and Contractor Gahanna, Ohio Applicator FRED L. WHITFIELD Alamance Aviation Service, Inc. RICHARD U. TEMPLE, JR. 602 Graham Hopedale Road P. O. Box 1144 Burlington, N. C. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Applicator and Contractor Applicator ROBERT OWEN WHITFIELD MARSHALL F. TILLET, JR. Whitfield Airplane Spraying 922 Woodruff Route 2 Elizabeth City, N. C. Hurdle Mills, N. C. Applicator and Contractor Applicator and Contractor CHARLES TRAYNER JOHN WHITTINGTON 1470 N. W. 2 Av. 1920 East Way Drive Florida City, Florida Charlotte, N. C. Applicator Applicator

TRI-STATE DUSTING COMPANY, INC. ROBERT C. WIGGINS Route 2 P. O. Box 51 Ashford, Alabama Hendersonville, N. C. Applicator P. O. Box 1271 Homestead, Florida B. JR. Contractor J. WILLIAMS, 1320 Horne Street Rocky Mount, N. C. BENJAMIN WIMBERLEY TRUEBLOOD Applicator 206 Southern Blvd. Rocky Mount, N. C. J. C. WILSON Applicator Route 2, Box 300 Mooresville, N. C. JOSEPH O. VERNON Applicator P. O. Box 4217 Roanoke, Virginia ROY W. WOOD Applicator Route 3, Box 34 Raeford, N. C. IVAN WALDEN Applicator and Contractor Box 422 Clio, South Carolina MICHAEL W. ZENACK 2305 Mahoney Avenue P. O. Box 4217 Leesburg, Florida Roanoke, Virginia

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Chemical and Common Names of Economic Poisons

ALANAP: N-l-naphthylphthalamic acid

ALDRIN: Hexachlorohexahydro-endo, exo-dimethanonapthalene ALLETHRIN: dl-2-allyl-4-hydroxy-3-methyl-2-cyclopenten-l-one ester of dl-cistrans chrysanthemum monocarboxylic acid AMIBEN: 3-amino-2,5-dichlorobenzoic acid AMITROLE: 3-amino-l,2, 4-triazole 2- ANTU: Alpha-naphthyl thiourea ARAMITE: 2(p-tert-butylphenoxy) isopropyl-2-chloroethyl sulfite; Beta-chloro ethyl Beta-(p-tertiary-butylphenoxy)-amethyl ethyl sulfite

ARSENIC3- TRIOXIDE: Arsenious oxide

ATRAZINE: chloro-4-ethylamino-6-isopropylamino-S-triazine AZODRIN: Dimethyl phosphate of 3-hydroxy-N-methyl-cis-crotonamide

BAYTEX; BAYER 29493: 0,0,-Dimethyl-0-(4-methylthio-m-toyl) phosphorothioate BHC: Benzene hexachloride; 1,2,3,4,5,6-Hexachlorocyclohexane

BIDRIN: (dimethoxyhosphinyloxy)-N,N-dimethyl-cis-crotonamide BOMYL: Dimethyl 3-hydroxyglutaconate dimethyl phosphate BORAX: Sodium tetraborate decahydrate

BORIC ACID: Boric acid; orthoboric acid CALCIUM ARSENATE: Tricalcium arsenate :

CALCIUM CYANIDE: Calcium cyanide CAPTAN: N-trichloromethylmercapto-4-cyclohexene-l,2-dicarboximide; N-trichloromethylthio tetrahydrophthalimide CHLORANIL; SPERGON: 2,3,5,6-Tetrachloro-l,4-benzoquinone CHLORDANE: l,2,4,5,6,7,8,8-Octachloro-4,7-methano-3a,4,7,7a-tetrahydroindane CHLORTHION: 0,0-dimethyl-0-3-chloro-4-nitrophenyl thiophosphate

CIODRIN Alpha-methylbenzyl 3-(dimethoxyphosphinyloxy) cis-crotonate

COPPER ARSENATE (BASIC): Cupric arsenate (Basic)

CO-RAL: 2.2- 0, 0-Diethyl 0-(3 chloro-4-methyl-l-oxo-2H-l-Benzopyran-7-yl phosphorothioate DACTHAL: Dimethyl ester of tetrachloro-terephthalic aicd DALAPON: dichloropropionic acid

2,4-D: 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid

DDD; TDE; RHOTHANE: 2.3-Dichloro diphenyl dichloroethane; 2,2 bis-(p-chlorophenyl)-l,l-dichloroethane

DDT: Dichloro diphenyl trichloroethane; trichloro bis-(4-chlorophenyl)- ethane DDVP; VAPONA: 0,0-Dimethyl-2,2-dichloro vinyl phosphate DELNAV: p-dioxane S,S-bis-(0, 0-diethyl phosphorodithioate) DELPHENE; DEET: N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide; Diethyltoluomide DEMETON: Beta-ethylmercapto-ethyl diethyl thionophosphate 32

DIAZINON: 0,0-diethyl-0-2-isopropyl-4-methyl-6-pyrimidyl thiophosphate DIBROM; NALED: 2.6-0,0-dimethyl-0-(l,2 dibromo-2,2 dichloroethyl) phosphate DICHLOBENIL: dichlorobenzonitrile DICHLONE; PHYGON: 2,3-Dichloro-l,4-napthoquinone

DICHLOROPHENE:2-

2 f 2'-methylene bis [4-chlorophenol]

DIELDRIN: Hexachloroepoxyoctahydro-endo, exo-dimethanonapthalene DIMETHOATE: 0,0-dimethyl S-(N-methyl carbamoyl methyl) phosphoro dithioate

DIMETILAN:4.6- dimethylcarbonyl-3-methylprozolyl-(5)-dimethylcarbamate

DIMITE: 1,1-Bis (p-chlorophenyl)-ethanol

DINITRO3- ORTHO CRESOL:

Dinitro-o-cresol ; 2-methyl-4,6-dinitro-phenol DIPHENAMID: N, N-Dimethyl-2,2-Diphenylacetamide

DIPTEREX: O, 0-Dimethyl-l-hydroxy-2,2,2-trichloroethyl phosphonate Dimethyl- ; trichloro-hydroxyethyl phosphate DISODIUM METHYL ARSONATE: Disodium methane arsonate hexahydrate DISYSTON; DISULFOTON: 0,0-Diethyl S-2-(ethylthio) ethyl phosphoro dithioate DIURON: (3,4-dichlorophenyl)-l,l-dimethylurea ENDRIN: Hexachloroepoxyoctahydro-endo, endo-dimethanonaphthalene EPTAM: ethyl di-n-propylthiolcarbamate ERBON: 2-(2,4,5-trichlorophenoxy)ethyl,2,2,dichloropropionate : :

ETHION 0,0,0',0'-tetraethyl S,S'-methylene bisphosphorodithioate ETHYL GUTHION 0,0-Diethyl S-4-oxo-l,2,3-benzotriazin-3(4H)-ylmethyl phosphorodithioate FERBAM: Ferric dimethyldithiocarbamate

FOLEX: S,S,S-tri butyl phosphorotrithioate FUMARIN; COUMAFARYL: 3-(l-Furyl-2-acetyl-ethyl) 4-hydroxycoumarin

GLYODIN: 2-Heptadecyl glyoxalidine acetate GUTHION: 0,0-Dimethyl S-(4-oxo-l,2,3-benzotriazinyl-3-methyl) phosphorodithioate HEPTACHLOR: l,4,5,6,7,8,8a-Heptachloro-3a,4,7,7a-tetrahydro-4,7-endo-methano- indane HEXACHLOROPHENE: 2,2'-Methylene-bis (3,4,6-trichlorophenol)

KARATHANE; CAPRYL: 4,6-Dinitro-2-capry!phenyl crotonate; 2-(l-methyl heptyl)-4,6-dinitro- phenyl crotonate KELTHANE:

1,1-bis (p-chlorophenyl)-2,2,2-trichloroethanol ; Bis (p-chlorophenyl) trichloroethanol KEPONE: Decachlorooctahydro-l,3,4-methano-2H-cyclobuta (cd) pentalen-2- one KORLAN; RONNEL: Dimethyl trichlorophenyl thiophosphate; 0,o-Dimethyl 0-2,4, 5- trichlorophenyl phosphorothioate

LETHANE A-70: Beta Beta dithiocyano diethyl ether

LETHANE 60: Beta-thiocyanoethyl esters of Cm-Cis aliphatic fatty acids

LETHANE 384: Beta-Butoxy-Beta-thiocyano-diethyl ether :

34 5- MALATHION 0,0-Dimethyl dithiophosphate of diethyl mercaptosuccinate; (l,2-dicarbethoxethyl) 0,0-dimethyl dithiophosphate MANEB: Manganese ethylenebisdithiocarbamate MEDIBEN; DICAMBA: 2 methoxy 3,6 dichlorobenzoic acid METALDEHYDE:2.2- 0.Metaldehyde; metacetaldehyde METHOXYCHLOR:6- bis (p-methoxyphenyl)-l,l,l-trichloroethane METHYL PARATHION: 0,0-Dimethyl-o-p-nitrophenyl phosphorothioate

METHYL TRITHION: 0-Dimethyl S-(p-chlorophenylthio) methyl phosphorodithioate

MH-30: 1, hydroxy-3-(2H)-pyridazinone MONURON: 3-(p-chlorophenyl)-l, 1-dimethyl urea 1.2- MYLONE: 3,5-Dimethyltetrahydro-l,3,5,2H-thiadiazine-2-thione NEBURON: l-n-Butyl-3-(3,4-dichlorophenyl)-l-methylurea NEMAGON: Dibromo-3-chloropropane

NICOTINE: Methyl-l-(3- Pyridyl) pyrrolidine

OVEX; OVOTRAN: p-Chlorophenyl p-chlorobenzenesulfonate PARADICHLOROBENZENE: 1,4-Dichlorobenzene PARATHION: 0,0-Diethyl-o-paranitrophenyl thiophosphate

PARIS GREEN: Copper acetoarsenite PENAR: Dimethyldodecylamine acetate :

PENPHENE: Tetrachlorothiophene PERTHANE: l,l-Dichloro-2,2-bis(p-ethyl phenyl) ethane

PHALTAN; FOLPET: N-(trichloromethylthio) phthalimide 1- PHENOL: Carbolic Acid PHOSDRIN Alpha isomer of 2-carbomethoxy-l-methylvinyl dimethyl phosphate

2- PHOSPHAMIDON: chloro-diethyl-carbomoyl-l-propen-2 yl dimethylphosphate

PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE: Butylcarbityl-6-(propyl piperonyl) ether

PIPERONYL CYCLONENE: 3,lsoamyl-5-(methylenedioxyphenyl)-2-cyclo-hexenone

PIVAL: Pivalyl-l,3-indandione

PIVALYN: Sodium0- salt of 2-Pivalyl-l,3-indandione POTASSIUM CYAN ATE: Potassium cyanate

1- PRAMEX: N,N-di-n-butyl-p chlorobenzene sulfonamide PYRETHRUM: Chrysanthemum cineroreaefolium ROTENONE: Rotenone

SABADILLA: Schoenocaulon officinale SANTOPHENE: benzyl-p-chlorophenol SESONE: Sodium 2-(2,4-dichlorophenoxy)ethyl sulfate

SEVIN; CARBARYL: Naphthyl-N-methyl-carbamate :

SHOXIN; NORBROMIDE: Mixture of stereoisomers of 5-(alpha-hydroxy-alpha-2-pyridylbenzyl)-

7-(al pha-2-pyridy I benzyl idene)-5-norbornene-2, 3-d icarboximide

SILVEX: 2-(2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxy)propionic acid SODIUM ARSENATE: Sodium meta-arsenate SODIUM ARSENITE: Sodium meta-arsenite SODIUM FLUORIDE: Sodium fluoride

SODIUM FLUOSILICATE: Sodium fluosilicate, sodium silicofluoride STRYCHNINE: Strychnine

STROBANE: Mixture of heptachlorocamphene, heptachloropinene and other chlorinated terpenesd

SULFOTEPP: Tetraethyl dithionopyrophosphate

SULFUR: Sulfur

2,4,5-T 2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic acid

TEDION; TETRADIFON:

2,4,5,4'-Tetrachlorodi phenyl su I phone

TEPP: Tetraethyl pyrophosphate TERRACHLOR: Pentachloronitrobenzene

THALLIUM SULFATE: Thallous sulfate

THANITE: Isobornyl thiocyanate

THIODAN; ENDOSULFAN: G^^.^lOÔ-Hexachloro-l^â^^â-hexa-hydro-e^-methano- 2,4,3-benzodioxathiepin-3-oxide : :

THIRAM: Tetramethylthiuram disulfide TOXAPHENE; Octachlorocam phene

TRIFLURALIN: 2,2,2-trifluoro-2,6-dinitro-N,N-dipropyl-p-toluidine

TRITHION; CARBOPHENOTHION 3-0,0-Diethyl S-p-chlorophenylthiomethyl phosphorodithioate

VAPAM:4- Sodium N-methyl dithiocarbamate dihydrate VERNAM: n-propyl-di-n-propylthiolcarbamate WARFARIN: (a-Acetonylbenzyl)-4-hydroxycoumarin ZECTRAN dimethylamino-3,5-xylyl N-methylcarbamate

ZINEB: Zinc etheylenebisdithiocarbamate

ZIRAM: Zinc dimethyldithiocarbamate . Official Analyses

Economic Poisons

1966 . • * •

Summary of Economic Poisons Examined— 1966

SAMPLES

Exces- TYPES sive Not Passed Deficient Active Mis- Regis- Ingre- branded tered dient

Arsenicals Arsenic trioxide 2 2 — — Calcium arsenate preparations 2 — — — l Dimethylarsinic acid 1 — — — B- y Lead arsenate preparations 6 — — l Monosodium acid methanearsonate 1 — — — •J Fj| Sodium arsenate 6 1 — — 1 Sodium arsenite 2 — — — —

Botanicals Nicotine 2 — — — 1 Pyrethrins preparations 26 3 — — 16 Rotenone preparations 25 2 — — 3 Sabadilla 1 — — — — Strychnine preparations 6 — — — 5

Organic Chlorine Compounds Aldrin preparations 12 2 — — 5

Alkyl dimethylbenzyl ammonium chlorides. . . . 1 — — — — Alkyl tolyl methyl-trimethyl ammonium chlorides — — — 1 BHC preparations 39 5 — — 8 Captan preparations 6 — — — 1 Chlordane preparations 43 3 — — 11 Chlorinated C-x hydrocarbons — — — — 1 2,4-D—2,4,5-T preparations 12 2 — — 2 Dacthal — 1 — — DDD preparations 92 15 1 — 9 DDT preparations 139 63 2 — 14 DDVP preparations 18 3 — — 2 Dichlobenil 1 — — — — Dieldrin preparations 10 1 — — 3 Dimite 2 — — — — Dipterex 2 — — — — Endrin preparations 3 1 — — — Erbon 1 — — — — Kepone 3 — — — 4 Methoxychlor preparations 18 1 — — 4 Nemagon — 1 — — Ortho-benzyl para chlorophenol preparation. 1 — — — Paradichlorobenzene preparations 5 — — — 4 Pentachlorophenol 8 — — — — Ronnel preparations 6 — — — — Strobane preparations 3 — — — — Thiodan 5 — — — — Toxaphene preparations 78 20 1 — 7 Trithion 2 — — — —

Metallic Compounds Copper preparations 15 9 — — 2 Ferbam preparations 5 4 — — — Maneb 3 — — — — Mercury 2 — — — 1 Thallium sulphate 3 — — — 1 Zineb preparations 4 8 — — 2 Phosphorus Compounds — — — — Bidrin 1 — Bomyl 1 1 — — Ciodrin 5 — — — — Demeton 1 1 — — — Diazinon preparations 16 — 1 — — Dibrom preparations 2 2 — — 1 Dimethoate 1 — — — — Malathion preparations 43 17 1 — 9 Phosphorus 4 — — — — Phosdrin 1 3 — — 1 Sulfotepp — 1 — — 1 Tepp 1 — “ - .

Summary of Economic Poisons Examined— 1966—Continued

SAMPLES

Exces- TYPES sive Not Passed Deficient Active Mis- Regis- Ingre- branded tered dient

Miscellaneous Araitrole 1 Boric acid 9 — 1 — — Calcium cyanide 1 — — — — Calcium polysulfide preparations 2 — — — i Delphene preparations 11 — — — 2 Dimetalin 2 — — — — Dinitro ortho cresol 1 — — — — Eptam 1 — — — — Ethylene dibromide 1 — — — — Fluorine preparations 8 — — 1 Fumarin 8 — — — 2 Metaldehyde 1 — — — — MH-30 1 — — — — Naphthalene 2 — — — — Parathion preparations 5 10 — — 6 Penar 1 — — — Petroleum oils 3 — — — 1 Phenols 8 — — — — Pine oil — — — — 1 Pival 6 — — — — Pivalyn 3 — — — — Sesone — — — — 1 Sevin preparations 102 14 4 — 11 Shoxin 1 — — — — Sulfur 7 2 — — 2 Thiram 1 — — — — Trifluralin 1 — — — — Vernam 1 — — — — Warfarin 33 — — — 12 Zectran 1 — — — —

TOTALS 920 198 ii 161

Number manufacturers registered (total) 433

Number manufacturers registered from North Carolina 54

Number of items registered 3,540

Number stop sale orders issued 369

Number of items stopped from sale because of failure to register 161 42

Decisions

The results of analyses of economic poisons are tabulated in the following pages. For the reader’s ready interpretation of the analyses, designations used are ex- plained in the following paragraphs.

“Passed” signifies that the labeling and composition of the product satisfactorily complied with guarantees and requirements. Small deviations in analyses are normal.

“Deficient” usually signifies that one or more ingredients fell significantly below guarantee, although it may also indicate an excess of a harmful ingredient, as in case of water-soluble arsenic. Such products, in most instances, qualify as unsatis- factory and are subject to “Stop Sale Order” and removal from the market for reprocessing or relabeling. In borderline cases, where exact values are indetermi- nate, the product is qualified as deficient but the manufacturer cautioned. In some instances where such goods have been used before analysis could be completed, the manufacturer has made settlement satisfactory to the user.

“Adulterated” indicates that significant quantities of undeclared active ingredients were present. Since proof of adulteration disqualifies a product, analysis may be discontinued at that point thus saving further expenditure of time and work. Such lots, batches or brands are stopped from sale and other appro- priate action taken.

“Misbranded” signifies that labeling failed to conform to requirements. Omis- sion of some item or statement is a more common flaw. Among these may be proper ingredient listing, skull and crossbones, “Poison” in red and an antidote where these are required; net contents by weight or volume; class of, and unsulfo- nated residues of petroleum oils; and percentages of alkaloids instead of crude product such as sabadilla seed.

In some instances of misbranding the defect appeared to be inadvertent or of a minor nature. It appeared permissible and fair to allow the manufacturer time for correction. In others, removal from sale was necessary.

“Not Registered” signifies that the product was not registered at the time it was sampled. Prompt registration is required or the product is removed from sales.

As has been the practice in past work, analyses were made largely for those ingredients which were considered of major importance, as, for example, gamma isomer of benzene hexachloride, whereas other isomers were not checked. For sake of brevity, items not generally checked are not listed in the tabulations. This should not be taken to indicate that manufacturers did not include them on labels. This procedure has been followed because it enables a broader coverage of all products offered for sale. Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

ALDRIN

Carter Insecticide and Chemical Company, Inc.

Carolina Brand 10% Aldrin Granular

Aldrin 10.00 11.07 Passed

Coahoma Chemical Company, Inc.

Red Panther Seedgard Crow Repellent-Insecticide

Aldrin 20.00 19.42 Passed do 20.00 18.56 Deficient

Coastal Chemical Corp.

Coastal 10% Aldrin Granular

Aldrin 10.00 12.14 Passed

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.)

FCX Aldrin Emulsifiable Concentrate

Aldrin 23.32 22.42 Passed do 23.32 22.56 Passed

W. R. Grace and Co, Davison Chemical Div. Maxwell 5% Aldrin Granular

Aldrin 5.00 4.18 Deficient

Maxwell Aldrin Emulsifiable Concentrate No. 4

Aldrin 42.84 41.13 Passed

Maxwell Insecticide Company, Inc. (Now: W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.)

Maxwell Aldrin Emulsible Concentrate

Aldrin 24.74 23.73 Passed

Pearson and Co. Pearson’s Seed-Saver

Aldrin 20.42 19.40 Not Registered do 20.42 20.27 Not Registered 44 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters Aldrin Emulsion Concentrate

Aldrin 24.50 23.56 Passed do 24.50 23.29 Passed

Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co.

Smith-Douglass 2 lb. Aldrin Emulsion Concentrate

Aldrin 24.50 24.02 Passed

Smith-Douglass 4 lb. Aldrin Emulsion Concentrate

Aldrin 44.00 43.04 Passed

Southern Agricultural Chemicals, Inc.

Royal Brand Aldrin Emulsible Concentrate

Aldrin 24.74 23.57 Not Registered

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico Crow-Defeat Seed Treater

Aldrin 15.00 15.43 Passed

ALDRIN—DIELDRIN

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Ant Bait

Aldrin 1.50 Not Registered Dieldrin 0.50 Theoretical chlorine 1.19 1.36

Starbar, Inc. Division Thuron Industries, Inc.

Starbar Big Red Ant Bait

Aldrin 1.50 Not Registered Dieldrin 0.50 Theoretical chlorine 1.19 1.88

ARSENICALS ARSENIC TRIOXIDE

Carter’s Drugs and Seeds

Shuco Rat Poison

Arsenic trioxide 2.00 1.71 Deficient Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 45

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

S. L. Cowley and Sons Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Cowley’s Rat and Mouse Poison

Arsenic trioxide 1.75 2.21 Passed

F. B. Singletary Jr. and Co. (Now: Singletary and Company, Inc.)

Singletary’s Single Treatment Pest Control

Arsenic trioxide 3.50 2.81 Deficient

Singletary and Company, Inc.

Singletary’s Single Treatment Pest Control

Arsenic trioxide 3.50 4.08 Passed

CALCIUM ARSENATE—METALDEHYDE

Pearson and Co.

Pearson’s KWIK-Kill Bait

Calcium arsenate 5.00 8.13 Not Registered Metaldehyde 2.00 2.25 Arsenic as metallic 1.88 3.06 Arsenic as water soluble (not more than) 0.035 0.032

Swift and Co. Agricultural Chemical Div.

End-O-Pest Snail Slug and Cutworm Pellets

Calcium arsenate 5.00 5.77 Passed Metaldehyde 3.15 3.55 Arsenic as metallic 1.88 2.17 Arsenic as water soluble (not more than) 1.25 0.75

Calcium arsenate 5.00 4.99 Metaldehyde 3.15 3.41 Passed Arsenic as metallic 1.88 1.88 Arsenic as water soluble (not more than) 1.25 0.60

DIMETHYLARSINIC ACID

0. M. Scott and Sons Co.

Scotts Erase

Dimethylarsinic acid 7.20 9.76 Passed Arsenic as water soluble (not more than) 3.90 0.51 46 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 (Cont.)

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LEAD ARSENATE

Allied Chemical Corp. General Chemical Div. Orchard Brand Lead Arsenate

Lead arsenate 98.00 94.25 Passed Arsenic as metallic 20.50 20.34 Arsenic as water soluble (not more than) 0.25 0.20 Lead as metallic 58.50 58.53

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. iv.)

Ortho Standard Lead Arsenate

Lead arsenate 95.00 97.59 Passed Arsenic as metallic 20.50 21.06 Arsenic as water soluble (not more than) 0.50 0.40 Lead as metallic 56.70 56.03

DeSoto Chemical Company, Inc.

Gator Roach Hives

Lead arsenate 16.20 18.67 Passed Arsenic as metallic 3.50 4.03 Arsenic as water soluble (not more than) 0.10 0.09

Lead arsenate 16.20 18.39 Passed Arsenic as metallic 3.50 3.97 Arsenic as water soluble (not more than) 0.10 0.10

Ohio Valley Seed Company, Inc. Magic Roach Box

Lead arsenate 20.00 22.40 Not Registered Arsenic as metallic 4.31 4.84 Arsenic as water soluble (not more than) 0.10 0.03

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico Lead Arsenate (Standard)

Lead arsenate 96.00 96.26 Passed Arsenic as metallic 20.72 21.66 Arsenic as water soluble (not more than) 0.50 0.43 Lead as metallic 58.00 58.43 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 (('ovl.) 47

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LEAD ARSENATE—SULFUR—ZINC

Taylor Chemical Co. (Now: E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.)

Superkill Peach Spray No. 3

Lead arsenate 11.50 11.94 Passed Arsenic as metallic 2.40 2.57 Arsenic as water soluble (not more than) 0.20 0.09 Sulfur 34.00 34.02 Zinc as metallic 9.60 9.39

MONOSODIUM ACID METHANEARSONATE

The Ansul Co.

Ansar 529

Monosodium acid methanearsonate . 34.80 35.57 Passed

SODIUM ARSENATE

Atla Chemical Co.

Atla Anti-Ant

Sodium arsenate 1.88 2.70 Passed

Chase Products Co. and/or S and S Company Div.

Chase’s Ant Killer

Sodium arsenate 0.95 0.99 Passed

Harris Products Company, Inc.

“Ant Buttons" Kill Ants

Sodium arsenate 1.71 2.03 Passed

Ligons

Ligon’s Ant Exterminator

Sodium arsenate 3.00 2.62 Deficient Not Registered

Senoret Chemical Company, Inc.

Terro Ant Killer

Sodium arsenate 2.27 2.28 Passed do 2.27 2.33 Passed do 2.27 2.58 Passed 48 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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SODIUM ARSENITE Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co.

Nutro Kill-All

Sodium arsenate 40.00 40.95 Passed

United Co-Operatives, Inc. Unico Kleen Walk Spray

Sodium arsenite 42.50 42.72 Passed

BHC

Aceline Products Corp.

Ace Flea Collar for Dogs

Gamma isomer of BHC 0.63 0.53 Passed

Carolina Chemical Corp.

Champion Transplantox

Gamma isomer of BHC 5.00 5.22 Not Registered

Chemical Corporation of America Freewax Div. Freewax

Gamma isomer of BHC 0.50 0.62 Passed

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.) FCX 25% Lindane Wettable Spray Powder

Gamma isomer of BHC 25.00 24.47 Passed

FCX, Inc.

FCX Special BHC Pine Tree Spray Concentrate

Gamma isomer of BHC 11.00 11.39 Passed

Dr. LeGear, Inc. LeGear Dog Shampoo

Gamma isomer of BHC 0.032 0.04 Not Registered

Dr. LeGear Louse Powder

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 0.98 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 49

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Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Agricultural Chemicals Div.

BHC E-ll

Gamma isomer of BHC 11.00 11.70 Passed

Planters Chemical Corp. Planters 1% Lindane Dust

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 1.00 Not Registered

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Mange Control

Gamma isomer of BHC 6.50 6.41 Passed

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Lindane Concentrate Emulsifiable

Gamma isomer of BHC 20.00 21.82 Passed

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc.

SA-50 Brand Pine and Fir BHC Spray Concentrate

Gamma isomer of BHC 13.80 14.65 Passed

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico 12% Gamma B.H.C. Wettable Powder

Gamma isomer of BHC 12.00 12.83 Passed Unico Lindane-Emulsifiable Concentrate

Gamma isomer of BHC 20.00 19.42 Passed

Woolfolk Chemical Works, Ltd.

Security Brand BHC Concentrate Emulsifiable

Gamma isomer of BHC 11.70 12.19 Passed

BHC—ARAMITE—DDT—KARATHANE—ZINEB

Maxwell Insecticide Company, Inc. (Now: W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.) Maxwell’s New Formula Rose Dust

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 Passed Aramite 1.50 DDT 5.00 Karathane 1.00 Zineb 6.00 Theoretical chlorine 3.39 3.54 Theoretical nitrogen 0.68 0.72 50 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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BHC—CAPTAN

California Spray Chemical Co. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho Isotox 25 Seed Treater (F)

Gamma isomer of BHC 25.00 Passed Captan 12.50 Theoretical chlorine 22.72 21.59

BHC—DDD—MALATHION

California Spray Chemical Co. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Isotox Garden Spray

Gamma isomer of BHC 5.00 Passed DDD 5.00 Malathion 12.50 11.93 Theoretical chlorine 5.88 5.92

BHC—DDT

E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

E-Z-Flo BHC-DDT 3-10 Dust

Gamma isomer of BHC 3.00 3.28 Passed DDT 10.00 10.57

Woolfolk Chemical Works, Ltd.

Security Brand 3-10-0 Cotton Dust

Gamma isomer of BHC 3.00 3.47 Passed DDT 10.00 10.50

BHC—DDT—DDVP—DIAZINON—DIELDRIN— PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE—PYRETHRINS

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Premium Roach & Ant Killer

Gamma isomer of BHC 0.10 Passed DDT 1.00 DDVP 0.20 Diazinon 0.50 Dieldrin 0.30 Piperonyl butoxide 0.025 0.025 Pyrethrins 0.01 0.015 Theoretical chlorine 0.80 0.83 Theoretical phosphorus 0.08 0.09 .

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BHC—DDT—KELTHANE-PHALTAN

Elanco Products Co. A Division of Eli Lilly and Co.

Greenfield Rose Dust

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 Passed DDT 5.00 Kelthane 3.00 Phaltan 7.50 Theoretical chlorine 7.36 7.89

BHC—DDT—MALATHION—TEDION

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho Isotox Garden Spray

Gamma isomer of BHC 5.00 Passed DDT 5.00 Malathion 10.00 10.21 Tedion 3.00 Theoretical chlorine 7.35 7.61

Gamma isomer of BHC 5.00 Passed DDT 5.00 Malathion 10.00 10.76 Tedion 3.00 Theoretical chlorine 7.35 7.86

BHC-DDT—PHALTAN—SULFUR

Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div. Ortho Rose Dust

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 Passed DDT 5.00 Phaltan 7.50 Sulfur 30.00 30.46

Theoretical chlorine. . . 5.92 5.92

BHC—DDT—SULFUR

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.)

FCX 3-5-40 BHC + DDT + Sulfur Dust

Gamma isomer of BHC 3.00 3.22 Passed DDT 5.00 5.12 Sulfur 40. U0 39.95 52 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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BHC—DDT—SULFUR—ZINEB

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico Rose & Floral Spray Powder

Gamma isomer of BHC 3.00 Deficient DDT 12.50 Sulfur 20.00 20.11 Zineb 12.50 7.50 Theoretical chlorine 8.44 7.78

BHC—DDT—THANITE

Esso, Inc. (Now: Humble Oil and Refining Co.)

Flit Fly and Mosquito Killer

Gamma isomer of BHC 0.075 Passed DDT 1.75 Thanite 1.00 Present Theoretical chlorine 0.93 0.98

BHC—DICHLOROPHENE—MALATHION

Happy Jack, Inc.

Happy Jack Flea-Tick Powder for Dogs

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 Deficient Dichlorophene 2.00 Not Registered Malathion 2.00 0.69 Theoretical chlorine 1.26 1.06

BHC—DIELDRIN—PYRETHRINS

Black Leaf Products Co.

Black Leaf Roach & Ant Killer Insect Bomb

Gamma isomer of BHC 0.05 Not Registered Dieldrin 0.45 Pyrethrins 0.05 0.06 Theoretical chlorine 0.29 0.27

BHC—HEXACHLOROPHENE— 2,2'THIOBIS (4,6-DICHLOROPHENOL)

Dr. LeGear, Inc.

Dr. LeGear Flea, Tick Powder

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 Passed Hexachlorophene 1.00 2,2'Thiobis (4,6-dichlorophenol) 1.00 Theoretical chlorine 1.65 1.69 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 53

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BHC—KARATHANE—KELTHANE—SEVIN—ZINEB

Woolfolk Chemical Works, Ltd.

Security Brand Pan Plant Dust

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 Passed Karathane 1.00 Kelthane 2.00 Sevin 5.00 Zineb 6.00 Theoretical chlorine ... 1.69 1.82

Theoretical nitrogen. . . 1.03 1.09

BHC—MALATHION

Polk Miller Products Corp.

Sergeant’s Flea and Tick Dip

Gamma isomer of BHC 3.00 3.02 Not Registered Malathion 24.00 24.70

BHC—MANEB

Armour Agricultural Chemical Co.

Armagard Special Customer’s Mixture containing 1% Lindane 8% Manzate

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 1.10 Deficient Maneb 6.40 5.12 Not Registered

E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

E-Z-Flo Brand Special Pickle Dust

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 1.03 Deficient Maneb 6.40 4.80

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 1.22 Passed Maneb 6.40 7.36

E-Z-Flo Pickle and Melon Spray

Gamma isomer of BHC 8.30 6.46 Deficient Maneb 53.20 37.81

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc.

SA-50 Brand Cucumber and Squash Dust

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 1.13 Passed Maneb 5.60 5.86

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 1.55 Passed Maneb 5.60 5.58 .

54 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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BHC—M ETHOXYCH LOR—SU LFU R

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Insect Killer

Gamma isomer of BHC 0.50 Passed Methoxychlor 2.50 Sulfur 10.00 11.15 Theoretical chlorine 1.13 1.24

Gamma isomer of BHC 0.50 Passed Methoxychlor 2.50 Sulfur 10.00 10.50 Theoretical chlorine 1.13 1.25

Gamma isomer of BHC 0.50 Passed Methoxychlor 2.50 Sulfur 10.00 11.55 Theoretical chlorine 1.13 1.21

BHC—2,2 METHYLENEBIS (4-CHLOROPHENOL)— QUATERNARY AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS

Globe Laboratories Division of Chas. Pfizer and Company, Inc. Globe Emerald-Glo

Gamma isomer of BHC 0.50 Passed

2,2'Methylenebis (4-chlorophenol). . . 0.24 Quaternary ammonium compounds... 3.00 Theoretical chlorine 0.72 0.74

BHC—QUATERNARY AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS— SALICYLANILIDES

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.) Ortho Garbage Can Spray

Gamma isomer of BHC 0.25

Quaternary ammonium compounds. . 0.25 Salicylanilides 0.20 Theoretical chlorine 0.22 0.26 Theoretical nitrogen 0.02 0.03

BHC—SULFUR

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Hog and Cattle Dusting Powder

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 1.00 Passed Sulfur 10.00 10.04 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 55

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BHC—TOXAPHENE

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Range Cattle Spray

Gamma isomer of BHC 0.45 Passed Toxaphene 45.00 Theoretical chlorine 30.48 30.46

Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co.

De-Pester Toxaphene-L Stock Spray and Dip

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.96 Passed Toxaphene 45.00 Theoretical chlorine 31.58 32.04

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.96 Passed Toxaphene 45.00 Theoretical chlorine 31.58 31.36

BOMYL

Allied Chemical Corp. General Chemical Div.

Bomyl “500” Sugar Bait Fly Killer

Bomyl 0.50 0.20 Deficient do 0.50 0.59 Passed

BORIC ACID

Best Enterprises, Ltd.

Best’s Roach Killer

Boric acid 90.00 91.03 Passed

Colonial Products, Inc.

Colonial 23 Kills Roaches

Boric acid 40.00 40.72 Passed do 40.00 44.28 Passed

P. F. Harris Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Harris-Famous Roach Tablets

Boric acid 40.00 45.51 Passed

James W. King Co.

King Roach Killer Kaps

Boric acid 40.00 52.39 Excessive Active Ingredient 56 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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Pest-Guard Products, Inc.

Pest-Guard Roach Tubes

Boric acid 40.00 38.00 Passed do 40.00 41.80 Passed

Spindle City Chemical Co. Doc Edmonds' Roach Powder

Boric acid 99.00 99.19 Passed do 99.00 100.00 Passed do 99.00 98.00 Passed

CALCIUM POLYSULFIDE

Acme Quality Paints, Inc. (Registered by The Sherwin-Williams Co.)

Acme Lime Sulfur Spray

Calcium polysulfide 29.00 35.52 Passed

CALCIUM POLYSULFIDE—CALCIUM THIOSULFATE

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.)

FCX Lime Sulfur Solution

Calcium polysulfide 29.00 29.42 Passed Calcium thiosulfate 1.00 1.80

CAPTAN

Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.

Orthocide Garden Fungicide

Captan 50.00 52.85 Passed do 50.00 48.99 Passed

Stauffer Chemical Co.

Stauffer Captan 50-WP

Captan 50.00 49.03 Passed

CAPTAN—KARATHANE

B. G. Pratt Co.

Pratt’s Lawn and Garden Fungicide

Captan 30.00 Not Registered Karathane 3.00 Theoretical nitrogen 1.61 1.63 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 57

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CAPTAN-KELTHANE—SEVIN

Wookfolk Chemical Works, Ltd.

Security Brand Pan Fruit Dust or Spray

Captan 7.50 Passed Kelthane 2.00 Sevin 7.50 Theoretical chlorine 3.62 3.70 Theoretical nitrogen 0.87 0.81

CAPTAN—SEVIN

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico Fruit Spray Powder

Captan 20.00 Passed Sevin 20.00 Theoretical nitrogen 2.32 2.35

CAPTAN—TERRACH LOR

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.

Mathieson Terracap 10-10 Dust

Captan 10.00 Passed Terrachlor 10.00 Theoretical chlorine 9.54 9.95

CHLORDANE

Acme Quality Paints, Inc. (Registered by The Sherwin-Williams Co.) Acme 6% Chlordane Dust

Chlordane 6.00 6.39 Passed do 6.00 6.47 Passed

Acme 10% Chlordane Dust

Chlordane 10.00 10.29 Passed Acme Chlordane 72% Spray

Chlordane 72.00 73.89 Passed

Atlas Agricultural Chemicals, Inc. Atlas 5% Chlordane Granules

Chlordane 5.00 4.21 Deficient Not Registered do 5.00 4.96 Passed 58 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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Black Leaf Products Co.

Black Leaf Chlordane Dust

Chlordane 10.00 10.21 Not Registered do 10.00 9.72 Not Registered

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho Chlordane 10 Dust

Chlordane 10.00 9.86 Passed

Ortho Chlordane 8 Emulsive XB

Chlordane 72.00 70.35 Passed do 72.00 69.24 Passed

Carbola Chemical Company, Inc. Carbola 6% Chlordane Dust Chlordane 6.00 6.69 Passed

Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.

Ortho-Klor 10 Chlordane Dust

Chlordane 10.00 10.21 Passed do 10.00 10.43 Passed

Ortho Chlordane 8 Emulsive XB

Chlordane 71.00 72.59 Passed do 71.00 71.08 Passed

Daly-Herring Co.

Dee Aitch 74% Chlordane Emulsion Concentrate

Chlordane 74.00 71.95 Passed

The d-Con Company, Inc.

d-Con Ant-Prufe Special Formula AP200

Chlordane 2.00 2.38 Passed

Diamond Black Leaf Co. (Now: Black Leaf Products Co.) Black Leaf 5% Chlordane Dust Chlordane 5.00 4.93 Not Registered Black Leaf 45% Chlordane Spray Chlordane 45.00 44.04 Not Registered Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 59

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E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

Superkill 72% Chlordane

Chlordane 72.00 74.68 Passed

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.) FCX 10% Chlordane Dust

Chlordane 10.00 9.71 Passed

FCX 50% Wettable Chlordane Powder

Chlordane 50.00 50.33 Passed

FCX Chlordane-8 Emulsifiable Concentrate

Chlordane 73.00 74.87 Passed

Graham Chemical Company, Inc.

Red Star Chlordane

Chlordane 70.48 68.86 Passed

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.

Maxwell Chlordane-8 Emulsifiable Concentrate

Chlordane 72.00 73.88 Passed

The Hilo Company, Inc. (Now: Hilo Products, Inc.)

Hilo Tick and Flea Spray

Chlordane 2.00 2.26 Passed

Hilo Products, Inc.

Hilo Kennel Spray

Chlordane 2.00 2.61 Passed

Howerton Gowen Chemicals, Inc. Gowen’s 74% Chlordane Emulsion Concentrate

Chlordane 74.00 70.81 Not Registered

Nott Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Notts Ant-X Ant Powder

Chlordane 5.00 4.57 Deficient Not Registered 60 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters Special Insect Spray

Chlordane 2.00 1.97 Not Registered

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko 10% Chlordane Dust

Chlordane 10.00 8.93 Deficient

O. M. Scott and Sons Co. Cope

Chlordane 9.00 9.45 Passed

Sears, Roebuck and Co. Sears 10% Chlordane Many Purpose Dust Chlordane 10.00 10.29 Passed Cross Country 74% Chlordane Emulsifiable Concentrate Chlordane 74.00 75.85 Passed

Southern Agricultural Chemicals, Inc. Royal Brand 10% Chlordane Dusting Powder Chlordane 10.00 9.57 Not Registered

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc.

SA-50 Brand 10% Chlordane Granules Chlordane 10.00 9.64 Passed

Taylor Chemical Co. (Now: E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.)

Superkill Granular 10% Chlordane Chlordane 10.00 10.50 Passed

Superkill 45% Chlordane Chlordane 45.00 47.08 Passed

Superkill 72% Chlordane Chlordane 72.00 71.30 Passed do 72.00 71.23 Passed

Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co.

De-Pester Chlordane Dust #6 Chlordane 6.00 7.93 Not Registered Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 61

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Woolfolk Chemical Works, Ltd.

Security Brand 10% Chlordane Dust

Chlordane 10.00 10.00 Passed Security Brand 75% Chlordane Emulsifiable Concentrate

Chlordane 75.00 75.81 Passed do 75.00 72.91 Passed

CHLORDANE—BORIC ACID

Heller Laboratories, Inc. A Division of B. Heller and Co.

$1000.00 Guaranteed Roach Killer

Chlordane 0.20 0.52 Passed Boric acid 51.00 48.98

Chlordane 0.20 0.33 Passed Boric acid 51.00 48.60

CHLORDANE—DIAZINON—N-OCTYL BICYCLOHEPTENE DICARBOXIMIDE—PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE—PYRETHRINS

Red and White Distributors, Inc. (Registered by Midwest Consultants, Inc.)

Red and White Diazinon Bug Killer

Chlordane 1.00 1.00 Not Registered Diazinon 0.333 N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 0.150 Piperonyl butoxide 0.09 0.10 Pyrethrins 0.06 0.06 Theoretical nitrogen 0.04 0.04

CHLORDANE—DIAZINON—PYRETHRINS

Gulf Oil Corp.

Gulf Liquid Bug Killer

Chlordane 1.00 1.16 Passed Diazinon 0.33 0.41 Pyrethrins 0.08 0.07

CHLORDANE—PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE—PYRETHRINS

Allied Drug Products Co.

Magic Brand Bug Killer

Chlordane 2.00 2.21 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.115 0.154 Pyrethrins 0.046 0.06 62 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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Boyle-Midway Inc.

Black Flag Insecticide Powder

Chlordane 1.50 2.21 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.35 0.10 Pyrethrins 0.06 0.05

Chlordane 1.50 1.69 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.35 0.34 Pyrethrins 0.06 0.08

The Dill Company, Inc.

D-K Kills Roaches

Chlordane 2.00 1.98 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.075 0.06 Pyrethrins 0.015 0.02

Duz-Kil Roaches

Chlordane 2.00 1.95 Passed Piperonly butoxide 0.075 0.074 Pyrethrins 0.015 0.02

CHLORDANE—PYRETHRINS

Gulf Oil Corp.

Gulf Ant Roach Bomb

Chlordane 2.00 2.05 Passed Pyrethrins 0.08 0.10

CIODRIN

Phillips Roxane Div. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co.

De-Pester Ciodrin E-l

Ciodrin 14.40 15.82 Passed

Shell Chemical Co. Agricultural Chemicals Div.

Ciodrin Instecticide Emulsible Concentrate

Ciodrin 14.40 15.81 Passed

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc. SA-50 Brand Face and Back Rubber 1% Ciodrin Insecticide Solution

Ciodrin 1.00 0.95 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 63

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Starbar, Inc. Division Thuron Industries, Inc.

Starbar Simax with Ciodrin Dairy Livestock Spray and Backrubber Concentrate

Ciodrin 14.40 14.98 Passed do 14.40 15.20 Passed

COPPER

Maxwell Insecticide Company, Inc. (Now: W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.) Maxwell 7% Copper Dust

Copper as metallic 7.00 6.57 Deficient

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters Seven Kop Dust

Copper as metallic 7.00 6.76 Not Registered

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc.

SA-50 Brand Tomato Dust

Copper as metallic 7.00 7.27 Passed do 7.00 7.60 Passed do 7.00 7.21 Passed

United Co-Operatives, Inc. Unico Bordeaux Spray Powder

Copper as metallic 12.75 12.82 Passed

COPPER NAPHTHENATE

Clarke and Proctor Turpentine Company, Inc.

Oh Boy Copper Naphthenate Wood Preservative

Copper naphthenate 20.00 Passed Copper as metallic 2.00 2.02

Copper naphthenate 20.00 Passed Copper as metallic 2.00 2.07

Fulton Chemical Co. Ful-O-Koppa

Copper naphthenate 10.00 Deficient Copper as metallic 1.00 0.85 Not Registered 64 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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Shepard Chemical Works

Shepard's Copper Naphthenate Wood Preservative

Copper naphthenate 20.00 Deficient Copper as metallic 2.00 0.77

Copper naphthenate 20.00 Deficient Copper as metallic 2.00 1.15

COPPER OXALATE

Borderland Products, Inc.

Crow-Chex Repellent

Copper oxalate 4.00 3.89 Passed

COPPER—SULFUR

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho 3.4-70 Peanut Dust

Copper as metallic 3.40 4.46 Deficient Sulfur 70.00 65.31

Daly-Herring Co. Dee Aitch 4% Metallic Copper 85.5% Sulfur Peanut Dust Copper as metallic 4.00 3.94 Passed Sulfur 85.50 85.39

Copper as metallic 4.00 4.31 Passed Sulfur 85.50 85.37

Copper as metallic 4.00 3.71 Deficient Sulfur 85.50 85.20

FCX, Inc.

FCX Copper Sulfur Peanut Dust

Copper as metaliic 4.00 4.01 Passed Sulfur 85.56 85.44

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.

Maxwell Copper-Sulfur Peanut Dust 4-80

Copper as metallic 4.00 3.74 Deficient Sulfur 80.00 85.15 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 65

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Howerton Gowen Chemicals, Inc.

Gowen’s Air-Floated Copper Sulfur Dust

Copper as metallic 4.00 3.71 Deficient Sulfur 90.00 90.31

Niagara Chemical Div. FMC Corp.

Niagara Peanut Dust 40-80

Copper as metallic 4.00 3.92 Passed Sulfur 80.00 80.72

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. Mathieson Peanut Dust

Copper as metallic 4.00 3.85 Passed Sulfur 89.00 89.75

Copper as metallic 4.00 3.91 Passed Sulfur 89.00 90.00

Copper as metallic 4.00 3.93 Passed Sulfur 89.00 89.25

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters Copper Sulfur Dust for Peanuts

Copper as metallic 4.00 3.93 Deficient Sulfur 85.00 77.48

Royster Chemical Co.

Royster Chem-Pest Peanut “485” Dust

Copper as metallic 4.00 3.99 Passed Sulfur 85.00 86.96

2,4-D

Diamond Alkali Co.

Weed Killer Decamine 4D

N-oleyl 1,3-propylene diamine salt of 2,4-D 61.60 59.04 Not Regis

The Dow Chemical Co.

Dow DMA-4 2,4-D Amine Weed Killer

Dimethylamine 2,4-D acetate 49.60 49.64 Passed

Esteron 99 Concentrate

Propylene glycol butyl ether esters of 2,4-D 72.80 72.88 Passed 66 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guth Chemical Co.

Lithate 2,4-D Broadleaf Weed Killer

Lithium salt of 2, 4-D 92.40 64.66 Deficient Not Registered

Hercules Powder Co.

Hercules Weed-Rhap Herbicide A-4D-2.4-D

Dimethylamine salt of 2,4-D 49.20 49.61 Passed

Thompson Chemicals Corp.

Thompson’s Weedicide LV 1.0. -80

Isooctyl ester of 2,4-D 67.80 70.38 Passed

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico 2,4-D Amine Weed Killer

Dimethylamine salt of 2,4-D 49.00 48.51 Passed

2,4-D—SILVEX

Elanco Products Co. A Division of Eli Lilly and Co.

Greenfield Broadleaf Weed Killer with 2,4-D and Silvex

Isooctyl ester of 2,4-D 21.80 Passed Isooctyl ester of silvex 10.30 Theoretical chlorine 7.29 7.69

Smith-Douglass Co. (Now: Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co.)

Nutro Turf Weed Killer

Ethyl hexyl ester of 2,4-D 15.20 Deficient Ethyl hexyl ester of silvex 7.10 Theoretical chlorine 5.18 4.67

2,4-D—2,4, 5-T

Black Leaf Products Co.

Black Leaf Lawn Weed Killer

Isooctyl ester of 2,4-D 12.00 Passed Isooctyl ester of 2,4, 5-T 5.70 Theoretical chlorine 4.20 4.33

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Improved Ortho Weed-B-Gon

Isooctyl ester of 2,4-D 15.10 Passed Isooctyl ester of 2,4, 5-T 7.20 Theoretical chlorine 5.29 5.09 .

Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 67

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Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div. Ortho Improved Weed-B-Gon

Isooctyl ester of 2,4-D 15.10 Passed Isooctyl ester of 2,4,5-T 7.20 Theoretical chlorine 5.29 5.10

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.

Mathieson LV Ester 22 Brush Killer (Low Volatile)

Isooctyl ester of 2,4-D 34.40 Passed Isooctyl ester of 2,4,5-T 32.80 Theoretical chlorine 16.81 17.19

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico Brush Killer

Butyl ester of 2,4-D 29.30 Passed Butyl ester of 2,4,5-T 14.20 Theoretical chlorine 12.38 12.65

2,4,5-T

Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co.

De-Pester Ded-Weed LV-6 Brush Kil

Isooctyl ester of 2,4,5-T 64.00 63.90 Passed

DDD

Cape Fear Chemicals, Inc.

Tiger Brand 2-lb TDE (Rothane) Emulsion Concentrate

DDD 23.80 24.71 Passed do 23.80 24.69 Passed

Carolina Chemical Corp. Champion 10% TDE Dust

DDD 10.00 10.00 Passed

TDE 2 lb. Emulsion Concentrate

DDD 23.80 24.74 Passed do 23.80 24.68 Passed Tobacco Spray Rhothane Emulsible Concentrate

DDD 23.98 23.54 Passed

Carter Insecticide and Chemical Company, Inc.

Carolina Brand TDE Emulsion 3 Pounds

DDD 35.50 35.15 Passed

do . 35.50 35.85 Passed 68 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .)

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E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

Superkill Tobacco Dust (Contains 10% TDE)

DDD 10.00 10.14 Passed

do . .. 10.00 11.14 Passed do 10.00 9.29 Deficient

E-Z-Flo Tobacco Worm Killer

DDD ... 23.56 23.55 Not Registered do ... 23.56 25.00 Not Registered do ... 23.56 24.79 Not Registered

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.) FCX 10% TDE Dust

DDD ... 10.00 10.36 Passed

FCX TDE Emulsifiable Concentrate

DDD 23.90 24.31 Passed do .. 23.90 24.65 Passed do 23.90 24.22 Passed do ... 23.90 24.66 Passed

FCX, Inc. FCX 10% TDE Dust

DDD ... 10.00 9.50 Passed

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div. Maxwell 10% TDE Dust

DDD ... 10.00 10.43 Passed Maxwell 25% Rhothane Emulsion Concentrate DDD 25.00 25.13 Passed do 25.00 24.86 Passed do 25.00 23.86 Passed

Graham Chemical Company, Inc.

Red Star Tobacco Spray Emulsifiable Concentrate 25% TDE

DDD .. 25.00 25.20 Passed

GurMiCo Chemicals, Inc.

GurMiCo Tobacco Dust 10 TDE

DDD 10.00 5.79 Deficient

GurMiCo TDE 25 Emulsion

DDD .. 25.00 25.91 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 69

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Maxwell Insecticide Company, Inc. (Now: W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.) Maxwell 25% Rhothane Emulsion Concentrate

DDD 25.00 26.11 Passed

Niagara Chemical Div. FMC Corp.

Niagara DDD 25 Miscible

DDD 25.00 25.11 Not Registered

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.

TDE3 lb. Emulsifiable

DDD 34.50 35.52 Passed do 34.50 35.44 Passed do 34.50 35.31 Passed do 34.50 34.99 Passed

Pee Dee Chemicals, Inc. Palmetto TDE

DDD 23.80 23.32 Not Registered

W. R. Peele Company, Inc.

Pelco Rhothane Tobacco Dust

DDD 10.00 10.50 Passed

Pelco Tobacco Spray Emulsifiable Concentrate

DDD 23.75 23.60 Passed do 23.75 25.12 Passed

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters TDE 2 Lb. Emulsion Concentrate

DDD 23.80 22.72 Passed do 23.80 22.87 Passed

Royster Chemical Co.

Royster Chem-Pest “20T”

DDD 23.70 23.92 Passed . .

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Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co. Smith-Douglass 10% TDE Dust

DDD 10.00 10.00 Passed do 10.00 9.57 Passed

Smith-Douglass 2 lb. TDE Emulsion Concentrate

DDD 23.80 24.74 Passed

do. . 23.80 24.02 Passed do. 23.80 22.69 Passed

Swift and Co. Agricultural Chemical Div.

Swift's Gold Bear H2E TDE

DDD 23.80 23.85 Passed

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico TDE Emulsifiable Concentrate

DDD 23.90 25.45 Passed

DDD—CHLORDANE

House of Huston, Inc.

Little Pal Sunday Shower

DDD 0.750 Passed Chlordane 0.450 Theoretical chlorine 0.62 0.44

DDD— DIELDRIN

Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div. Ortho Tobacco Spray-D

DDD 24.50 Passed Dieldrin 2.30 Theoretical chlorine 12.14 12.02

DDD 24.50 Passed Dieldrin 2.30 Theoretical chlorine 12.14 11.63

United Co-Operatives, Inc. Unico T-D Tobacco Spray

DDD 23.20 Not Registered Dieldrin 2.20 Theoretical chlorine 11.50 10.98 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 71

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DDD— DIELDRIN—MALATHION

Swift and Co. Agricultural Chemical Div.

End-O-Pest All Purpose Insect Spray

DDD 5.00 Passed Dieldrin 5.00 Malathion 12.50 12.54 Theoretical chlorine 5.28 5.17

DDD—PARATHION

American Oil Co.

Amoco 10 TDE—1 Par Dust

DDD 10.00 10.07 Deficient Parathion 1.00 0.86

Armour Agricultural Chemical Co.

Armagard 2 lb. TDE-.5 lb. EP

DDD 23.50 25.10 Not Registered Parathion 5.50 5.85

Blue Chemical Company, Inc.

Thor Brand 2 lb. TDE-.5 lb. EP

DDD 23.50 24.73 Not Registered Parathion 5.50 5.33

Carolina Chemical Co. Tobacco King

DDD 23.39 23.20 Deficient Parathion 5.86 4.56

DDD 23.39 24.00 Deficient Parathion 5.86 5.35

Carter Insecticide and Chemical Company, Inc.

Carolina Brand TDE-Parathion Tobacco Poison

DDD 24.00 23.64 Passed Parathion 5.00 5.48

DDD 24.00 23.68 Passed Parathion 5.00 5.20

DDD 24.00 24.45 Passed Parathion 5.00 4.95 72 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.

Ortho Parathion-TDE 1-10 Dust

DDD 10.00 9.00 Deficient Parathion 1.00 0.77

Coastal Chemical Corp. Coastal 10% TDE 1% Parathion DDD 10.00 10.14 Passed Parathion 1.00 0.96

Knox-Out Tobacco Spray Emulsifiable Concentrate

DDD 24.00 24.11 Passed Parathion 5.80 5.78

DDD . .. 24.00 24.98 Passed Parathion 5.80 5.95

Daly-Herring Co.

Bacco Poison-Emulsifiable Concentrate

DDD 24.50 25.24 Passed Parathion 6.40 6.12

E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

E-Z-Flo Tobacco Spray No. 1

DDD 24.00 24.46 Passed Parathion 6.00 5.75

DDD 24.00 24.26 Passed Parathion 6.00 5.79

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.) FCX 5% TDE-1% Parathion Dust DDD 5.00 4.86 Passed Parathion 1.00 0.95

FCX Tobacco Bug Blaster

DDD 23.20 24.37 Passed Parathion 5.70 5.60

DDD 23.20 23.89 Passed Parathion 5.70 6.19

DDD 23.20 24.13 Passed Parathion 5.70 5.75

DDD 23.20 24.43 Passed Parathion 5.70 5.96

DDD 23.20 26.69 Passed Parathion 5.70 5.83 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 73

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DDD .... 23.20 24.93 Passed Parathion 5.70 5.64

DDD .... 23.20 25.62 Passed Parathion 5.70 6.02

DDD ... 23.20 24.77 Passed Parathion 5.70 5.94

DDD ... 23.20 24.67 Passed Parathion 5.70 5.50

DDD ... 23.20 25.13 Passed Parathion 5.70 5.88

DDD ... 23.20 24.24 Passed Parathion 5.70 5.68

DDD . 23.20 24.62 Passed Parathion 5.70 5.82

FCX, Inc. FCX 10% TDE-1% Parathion Dust

DDD 10.00 10.29 Passed Parathion 1.00 0.95

FCX Tobacco Bug Blaster

DDD ... 23.20 23.64 Passed Parathion 5.70 5.85

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.

Maxwell 10-1% Tobacco Dust

DDD ... 10.00 10.57 Passed Parathion 1.00 0.95

DDD ... 10.00 9.72 Deficient Parathion 1.00 0.84

Maxwell Tobacco Spray-Plus Emulsion Concentrate

DDD ... 24.00 24.04 Passed Parathion 6.00 5.77

DDD ... 24.00 24.24 Passed Parathion 6.00 5.75

DDD ... 24.00 24.91 Passed Parathion 6.00 5.71

DDD .. 24.00 25.10 Passed Parathion 6.00 5.83

DDD .. 24.00 24.79 Passed Parathion 6.00 6.02

DDD ... 24.00 23.85 Deficient Parathion 6.00 5.68 74 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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GurMiCo Chemicals, Inc.

GurMiCo 2 Lbs. TDE 0.5 Lb. Parathion Emulsion Spray

DDD 25.00 25.10 Passed Parathion 6.20 6.54

Niagara Chemical Div. FMC Corp.

Niagara Phoskil-DDD Miscible

DDD 24.00 25.02 Deficient Parathion 6.00 2.88

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.

Tobacco Dust-10% TDE-2% Parathion

DDD 10.00 9.72 Deficient Parathion 2.00 1.76

)-DT Special Emulsifiable Liquid

DDD 34.40 33.48 Passed Parathion 8.60 8.36

DDD 34.40 33.05 Passed Parathion 8.60 8.17

DDD 34.40 34.06 Passed Parathion 8.60 8.27

DDD 34.40 33.56 Passed Parathion 8.60 8.15

DDD 34.40 32.71 Passed Parathion 8.60 8.40

DDD 34.40 35.35 Deficient Parathion 8.60 7.70

W. R. Peele Company, Inc.

Pelco Super Tobacco Spray Emulsion Concentrate

DDD 24.00 24.72 Passed Parathion 6.00 5.76

DDD 24.00 23.14 Deficient Parathion 6.00 5.62

Planters Chemical Corp. Planters 10% TDE-1% Parathion Dust

DDD 10.00 9.14 Deficient Parathion 1.00 0.95 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 75

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Planters TDE-Parathion Emulsion Concentrate

DDD 24.20 24.55 Passed Parathion 6.00 6.38

DDD 24.20 24.03 Passed Parathion 6.00 6.14

DDD 24.20 25.01 Passed Parathion 6.00 6.00

DDD 24.20 24.33 Passed Parathion 6.00 5.83

DDD 24.20 24.04 Passed Parathion 6.00 6.09

DDD 24.20 24.65 Passed Parathion 6.00 6.16

Royster Chemical Co.

Royster Chem-Pest “205”

DDD 24.20 24.96 Passed Parathion 6.00 5.72

Southern Agricultural Chemicals, Inc.

Royal Brand Rhothane-Parathion Emulsifiable Concentrate

DDD 24.00 35.80 Excessive Parathion 6.00 5.73 Active Ingredient

Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co. Smith-Douglass TDE-Parathion Emulsion Concentrate

DDD 24.20 23.21 Deficient Parathion 6.00 5.54 Not Registered

Taylor Chemical Co. (Now: E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.)

Taylor Tobacco Spray No. 1 Emulsion Concentrate

DDD 24.00 24.08 Passed Parathion 6.00 5.83

DDD 24.00 25.45 Passed Parathion 6.00 5.07

DDD 24.00 25.09 Passed Parathion 6.00 5.84

DDD 24.00 24.51 Deficient Parathion 6.00 5.50 76 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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DDD—THIODAN

Niagara Chemical Div. FMC Corp.

Niagara DDD 2 Thiodan 1 EC

DDD 23.00 Passed Thiodan 11.50 Theoretical chlorine 16.20 16.72

DDT

Acme Quality Paints, Inc. (Registered by The Sherwin-Williams Co.) Acme 5% DDT Dust DDT 5.00 5.11 Passed do 5.00 5.21 Passed

Acme Dura Dust No. 50

DDT 50.00 49.27 Passed

Armour Agricultural Chemical Co. Armagard Two-Pound DDT Emulsion

DDT 23.00 23.64 Not Registered

Blue Chemical Company, Inc. Thor Brand 10% DDT Dust

DDT 10.00 9.86 Not Registered

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho DDT 2 Emulsive XB

DDT 23.00 25.15 Passed do 23.00 23.25 Passed do 23.00 23.81 Passed

Cape Fear Chemicals, Inc.

Tiger Brand 2-lb. DDT Emulsion Concentrate

DDT 23.80 24.29 Passed do 23.80 24.17 Passed

Carbola Chemical Company, Inc. Carbola CCC 5% (DDT) Garden Dust

DDT 5.00 5.78 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 77

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Carolina Chemical Corp. 5% DDT Dust

DDT 5.00 4.86 Passed 10% DDT Dust

DDT 10.00 9.71 Passed

DDT 2 lb. Emulsion Concentrate

DDT 23.80 24.12 Passed do ' 23.80 23.10 Passed do 23.80 20.35 Deficient DDT Emulsible Concentrate

DDT 23.98 24.60 Passed do 23.98 23.94 Passed

Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div. Ortho Pest-B-Gon 50% DDT Wettable

DDT 50.00 47.84 Passed

Coastal Chemical Corp. 10% DDT Dust DDT 10.00 9.72 Passed DDT Emulsion DDT 25.00 26.81 Passed

Daly-Herring Co.

Dee Aitch 25% DDT Emulsifiable Concentrate

DDT 25.00 25.00 Passed do 25.00 25.42 Passed

E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

E-Z-Flo DDT 2E

DDT 24.00 24.46 Passed do 24.00 24.51 Passed

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.) FCX 10% DDT

DDT 10.00 9.86 Passed 78 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 (Cont .)

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FCX 20% DDT Granular

DDT 20.00 19.57 Not Registered

FCX DDT Emulsifiable Concentrate

DDT 24.00 23.89 Passed FCX 50% Wettable DDT Powder

DDT 50.00 49.63 Passed

FCX, Inc. FCX 5% DDT Dust

DDT 5.00 4.96 Passed FCX 10% DDT Dust

DDT 10.00 9.64 Passed do 10.00 9.71 Passed

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div. Maxwell 5% DDT Dust

DDT 5.00 4.79 Passed Maxwell 10% DDT Dust

DDT 10.00 9.43 Deficient Maxwell 25% DDT Emulsion Concentrate

DDT 25.00 24.14 Passed do 25.00 24.59 Passed do 25.00 24.09 Passed

Graham Chemical Company, Inc.

Graham’s Red Star Bug Death DDT 25%

DDT 24.44 24.87 Passed do 24.44 24.84 Passed

GurMiCo Chemicals, Inc. GurMiCo 10% DDT Dust

DDT 10.00 5.07 Deficient

Howerton Gowen Chemicals, Inc. Gowen's 25% DDT Emulsion DDT 25.00 25.74 Not Registered .

Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 79

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Labco Pet Products Co.

Labco Pet Shampoo

DDT 2.00 2.25 Passed

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. Mathieson DDT 10% Dust

DDT 10.00 10.29 Passed

Mathieson DDT 3 lb. Emulsifiable

DDT 32.20 33.91 Passed

Pee Dee Chemicals, Inc. Palmetto DDT Emulsible Concentrate

DDT 25.00 24.66 Not Registered

W. R. Peele Company, Inc. Pelco 5% DDT Dust

DDT 5.00 3.96 Deficient Pelco 10% DDT Dust

DDT 10.00 9.86 Passed do 10.00 9.64 Passed do 10.00 9.36 Deficient

Pelco DDT Emulsifiable Concentrate

DDT 23.76 23.23 Passed do 23.76 24.13 Passed do 23.76 24.07 Passed do 23.76 24.97 Passed

Planters Chemical Corp. Planters 10% DDT Dust

DDT 10.00 10.07 Passed

Royster Chemical Co.

Royster Chem-Pest “20D” Spray Concentrate

DDT 24.74 23.31 Deficient

Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co.

Smith-Douglass 2 lb. DDT Emulsion Concentrate

DDT 23.80 23.47 Passed

do . 23.80 22.63 Passed

do . 23.80 24.32 Passed 80 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc. SA-50 Brand 5% DDT Dust

DDT 5.00 4.86 Passed SA-50 Brand 10% DDT Dust

DDT 10.00 10.57 Passed do 10.00 10.14 Passed do 10.00 11.00 Passed SA-50 Brand 50% DDT Spray Wettable Concentrate

DDT 50.00 55.34 Passed do 50.00 50.34 Passed do 50.00 49.27 Passed

Taylor Chemical Co. (Now: E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.)

Superkill 25% DDT Emulsion DDT 25.00 25.37 Passed

Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co.

De-Pester DDT W-50

DDT 50.00 51.41 Not Registered

Woolfolk Chemical Works, Ltd.

Security Brand 10% DDT Dust

DDT 10.00 10.00 Passed

Security Brand DDT Concentrate Emulsifiable Spray

DDT 24.40 23.27 Passed

DDT—ALLERTHRIN—LETHANE 384— PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE

Boyle-Midway Inc.

Flyded Push Button Insect Killer

DDT 2.00 2.19 Passed Allethrin 0.10 Present Lethane 384 1.00 Present Piperonyl butoxide 0.25 0.28 —

Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 81

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DDT—ALLETH RIN—M ETHOXYCH LOR PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE

Boyle-Midway Inc.

Black Flag Insect Bomb

DDT 1.00 Deficient Allethrin 0.22 Present Methoxychlor 1.00 Piperonyl butoxide 0.25 0.11 Theoretical chlorine 0.80 0.41

DDT—ALLETH Rl N—M ETHOXYCH LOR--N-OCTYL BICYCLOHEPTENE DICARBOXIMIDE--THANITE

Rexall Drug and Chemical Co.

Target Insect Killer

DDT 3.00 Passed Allethrin 0.100 Present Methoxychlor 1.00 N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 0.166 Thanite 1.00 Theoretical chlorine 1.80 2.09 Theoretical nitrogen 0.06 0.07

Special Sales Products, Dist. (Registered by Rexall Drug and Chemical Co.)

Target Insect Killer

DDT 3.00 Passed Allethrin 0.100 Present Methoxychlor 1.00 N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 0.166 Thanite 1.00 Theoretical chlorine 1.80 1.91 Theoretical nitrogen 0.06 0.06

DDT—CAPTAN—KARATHANE—MALATHION

Acme Insecticides Div. Acme Quality Paints, Inc. (Registered by The Sherwin-Williams Co.) Acme Rose Dust

DDT 5.00 Passed Captan 7.00 Karathane 0.75 Malathion 4.00 4.76 Theoretical chlorine 4.98 5.26 Theoretical nitrogen 0.38 0.43 82 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Sears, Roebuck and Co.

Sears Rose Dust

DDT 5.00 Deficient Captan 5.00 Karathane 0.75 Malathion 4.00 3.01 Theoretical chlorine 4.27 4.69 Theoretical nitrogen 0.28 0.32

DDT—CHLORANIL

United States Rubber Co.

Spergon-DDT-SL Seed Protectant

DDT 3.00 Passed Chloranil 92.00 Theoretical chlorine 54.57 53.77

DDT 3.00 Passed Chloranil 92.00 Theoretical chlorine 54.47 53.87

DDT—COPPER

Carbola Chemical Company, Inc.

Carbola 3-7 Insect Killer and Fungicide Dust

DDT 3.00 2.85 Passed Copper as metallic 7.00 7.15

Chem-Salts, Inc.

Copoloid 3-12

DDT 12.00 11.54 Deficient Copper as metallic 3.00 2.52

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.)

FCX 7-5 Potato and Tomato Dust

DDT 5.00 4.86 Passed Copper as metallic 7.00 7.02

Mike, Inc.

101 Brand Potato Dust with 5% DDT

DDT 5.00 4.79 Passed Copper as metallic 6.50 6.38 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 83

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters Dee-Kop Dust No. 5

DDT 5.00 4.29 Deficient Copper as metallic 7.00 6.33

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc. SA-50 Brand Potato Dust with 6Vz% Copper and 5% DDT

DDT 5.00 5.07 Passed Copper as metallic 6.50 6.57

DDT 5.00 5.07 Passed Copper as metallic 6.50 6.59

DDT—COPPER—SULFUR

Armour Agricultural Chemical Co.

Armagard Peanut Dust Copper-DDT-Sulfur 4-5-75

DDT 5.00 5.21 Deficient Copper as metallic 4.00 3.53 Sulfur 75.00 76.30

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho 5-4-80 Peanut Dust

DDT 5.00 4.82 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 4.44 Sulfur 80.00 82.00

DDT 5.00 4.25 Deficient Copper as metallic 4.00 4.08 Sulfur 80.00 82.75

Carolina Chemicals, Inc.

Flight Brand Copper-Sulfur-DDT Peanut Dust 7.5-70-5

DDT 5.00 5.04 Deficient Copper as metallic. 4.00 3.79 Sulfur 70.00 68.14

Daly-Herring Co.

Dee Aitch 4-5-74 Dust

DDT 5.00 5.07 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 3.88 Sulfur 74.00 74.32 84 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

E-Z-Flo Copper-DDT-Sulfur Peanut Dust

DDT 5.00 5.04 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 4.10 Sulfur 80.00 79.90

FCX, Inc. FCX Copper Sulfur Peanut Dust with 5% DDT

DDT 5.00 5.07 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 4.00 Sulfur 76.50 72.80

Howerton Gowen Chemicals, Inc. Gowen’s Copper Sulfur 5% DDT Dust

DDT 5.00 4.96 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 4.32 Sulfur 80.00 79.64

Meherrin Agricultural and Chemical Co.

Red Kay Four-Five Peanut Dust

DDT 5.00 5.14 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 3.93 Sulfur 76.00 75.05

Niagara Chemical Div. FMC Corp.

Niagara Peanut Dust 40-5-80

DDT 5.00 4.86 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 3.96 Sulfur 80.00 80.95

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. Mathieson Copper-DDT-Sulfur Peanut Dust

DDT 5.00 4.82 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 4.18 Sulfur 80.00 80.45

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters Copper-Sulfur-DDT Dust for Peanuts

DDT 5.00 5.04 Deficient Copper as metallic 4.00 3.76 Sulfur 75.00 70.70 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 85

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Royster Chemical Co.

Royster Chem-Pest Peanut “5480" Dust

DDT 5.00 4.86 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 3.95 Sulfur 80.00 81.30

Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co.

Smith-Douglass Copper-Sulfur-DDT Dust for Peanuts

DDT 5.00 5.00 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 4.00 Sulfur 75.00 75.05

DDT 5.00 4.71 Deficient Copper as metallic 4.00 4.48 Sulfur 75.00 75.45

Standard Spray and Chemical Co.

Standard Brand 5% DDT 4% Copper 75% Sulfur Dust

DDT 5.00 4.29 Deficient Copper as metallic 4.00 4.08 Sulfur 75.00 73.85

DDT—DDD

Cape Fear Chemicals, Inc.

Tiger Brand Super Tobacco Spray DDT-TDE Emulsion Concentrate

DDT 11.90 Not Registered DDD 23.80 Theoretical chlorine 16.50 16.58

DDT 11.90 Not Registered DDD 23.80 Theoretical chlorine 16.50 16.77

Carolina Chemical Corp.

Budworm and Hornworm Special

DDT 12.50 Passed DDD 24.50 Theoretical chlorine 17.11 16.65

DDT 12.50 Passed DDD 24.50 Theoretical chlorine 17.11 16.33 86 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 iCont.)

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Daly-Herring Co. Bacco 5% TDE 5% DDT

DDT 5.00 Passed DDD 5.00 Theoretical chlorine 4.72 4.67

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div. Maxwell TDE-DDT Emulsion Concentrate

DDT 17.50 Passed DDD 17.50 Theoretical chlorine 16.50 16.23

DDT 17.50 Passed DDD 17.50 Theoretical chlorine 16.50 16.69

Graham Chemical Company, Inc.

Graham's Red Star Kwik Kill Tobacco Spray

DDT 12.22 Passed DDD 12.22 Theoretical chlorine 11.52 12.08

DDT 12.22 Passed DDD 12.22 Theoretical chlorine 11.52 11.39

DDT—DDD—PARATHION

Blue Chemical Company, Inc.

Thor Brand 3 Way Insect Spray

DDT 17.58 Excessive DDD 17.58 Active Parathion 3.51 4.93 Ingredient Theoretical chlorine 16.58 15.88 Not Registered

Cape Fear Chemicals, Inc.

Tiger Brand Thripple Quick 1-5-5 Tobacco Dust

DDT 5.00 Passed DDD 5.00 Parathion 1.00 0.96 Theoretical chlorine 4.72 4.69

Tiger Brand 3 Way Knock-Out Tobacco Spray

DDT 12.50 Deficient DDD 12.50 Parathion 3.92 3.66 Theoretical chlorine 11.79 11.50 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 87

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands PerCent PerCent Decisions

Tiger Brand Death Blow Tobacco Spray

DDT 12.50 Deficient DDD 24.00 Not Registered Parathion 6.00 3.69 Theoretical chlorine 17.11 15.84

Carolina Chemical Corp.

5-5-1 Hornworm Dust

DDT 5.00 Deficient DDD 5.00 Parathion 1.00 0.75 Theoretical chlorine 4.72 4.15 Super Tobacco King

DDT 17.13 Passed DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 5.54 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 15.67

DDT 17.13 Deficient DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 4.66 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 16.05

DDT 17.13 Deficient DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 4.51 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 16.08

DDT 17.13 Deficient DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 4.91 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 16.19

DDT 17.13 Deficient DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 4.85 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 15.51

DDT 17.13 Deficient DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 4.83 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 15.67

Coastal Chemical Corp.

Coastal Super Knox-Out Tobacco Spray

DDT 17.20 Passed DDD 17.20 Parathion 5.80 5.57 Theoretical chlorine 16.22 16.40 88 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands PerCent PerCent Decisions

Daly-Herring Co.

Bacco 5-5-1 5% TDE 5% DDT 1% Parathion Dust DDT 5.00 Passed DDD 5.00 Parathion 1.00 1.13 Theoretical chlorine 4.72 4.66

Bacco Insect Spray Emulsifiable Concentrate

DDT 17.58 Passed DDD 17.58 Parathion 3.51 3.49 Theoretical chlorine 16.58 16.24

DDT 17.58 Passed DDD 17.58 Parathion 3.51 3.59 Theoretical chlorine 16.58 16.51

DDT 17.58 Passed DDD 17.58 Parathion 3.51 3.48 Theoretical chlorine 16.58 16.78

DDT 17.58 Passed DDD 17.58 Parathion 3.51 3.47 Theoretical chlorine 16.58 16.67

DDT 17.58 Passed DDD 17.58 Parathion 3.51 3.39 Theoretical chlorine 16.58 16.79

DDT 17.58 Deficient DDD 17.58 Parathion 3.51 2.81 Theoretical chlorine 16.58 16.79

E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

E-Z-Flo Three Way Spray

DDT 11.60 Deficient DDD 23.10 Not Registered Parathion 5.80 4.62 Theoretical chlorine 16.04 15.37

DDT 11.60 Not Registered DDD 23.10 Parathion 5.80 5.58 Theoretical chlorine 16.04 16.25

DDT 12.50 Deficient DDD 24.50 Parathion 6.00 5.45 Theoretical chlorine 17.11 16.78 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 89

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.

Maxwell 5-5-1 Tobacco Dust

DDT 5.00 Passed DDD 5.00 Parathion 1.00 0.99 Theoretical chlorine 4.72 4.59

DDT 5.00 Passed DDD 5.00 Parathion 1.00 0.96 Theoretical chlorine 4.72 4.72

Maxwell Tobacco Spray No. 3

DDT 17.50 Passed DDD 17.50 Parathion 6.00 5.71 Theoretical chlorine 16.50 16.65

DDT 17.50 Passed DDD 17.50 Parathion 6.00 5.71 Theoretical chlorine 16.50 16.48

DDT 17.50 Deficient DDD 17.50 Parathion 6.00 5.57 Theoretical chlorine 16.50 16.70

DDT 17.50 Deficient DDD 17.50 Parathion 6.00 5.35 Theoretical chlorine 16.50 16.49

DDT 17.50 Deficient DDD 17.50 Parathion 6.00 5.22 Theoretical chlorine 16.50 16.64

GurMiCo Chemicals, Inc. GurMiCo Tobacco 5% TDE 5% DDT 1% Parathion Dust

DDT 5.00 Deficient DDD 5.00 Parathion 1.00 0.69 Theoretical chlorine 4.72 4.25

GurMiCo Tobacco Rid

DDT 18.70 Passed DDD 18.70 Parathion 3.70 4.58 Theoretical chlorine 17.64 17.33

DDT 18.70 Passed DDD 18.70 Parathion 3.70 4.38 Theoretical chlorine 17.64 17.89 90 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

DDT 18.70 Excessive DDD 18.70 Active Parathion 3.70 4.72 Ingredient Theoretical chlorine 17.64 16.99

W. R. Peele Company, Inc.

Pelco 5-5-1 Tobacco Dust

DDT 5.00 Passed DDD 5.00 Parathion 1.00 0.95 Theoretical chlorine 4.72 5.05

DDT 5.00 Passed DDD 5.00 Parathion 1.00 0.95 Theoretical chlorine 4.72 4.62

Pelco Super X Tobacco Spray Emulsion Concentrate

DDT 17.13 Passed DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 6.14 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 15.95

DDT 17.13 Passed DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 5.54 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 16.73

DDT 17.13 Passed DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 5.57 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 16.19

DDT 17.13 Deficient DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 5.27 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 15.70

DDT 17.13 Deficient DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 5.31 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 16.30

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters 3 Way Tobacco Dust

DDT 5.00 Deficient DDD 5.00 Parathion 1.00 1.05 Theoretical chlorine 4.72 3.71

Planters 3 Way Spray

DDT 12.50 Deficient DDD 24.50 Parathion 6.00 5.43 Theoretical chlorine 17.11 16.28 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 91

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

DDT 12.50 Deficient DDD 24.50 Parathion 6.00 5.54 Theoretical chlorine 17.11 18.09

DDT 12.50 Deficient DDD 24.50 Parathion 6.00 5.50 Theoretical chlorine 17.11 16.90

DDT 12.50 Passed DDD 24.50 Parathion 6.00 5.72 Theoretical chlorine 17.11 16.90

DDT 12.50 Passed DDD 24.50 Parathion 6.00 5.86 Theoretical chlorine 17.11 16.48

Royster Chemical Co.

Royster Chem-Pest “551” Dust

DDT 5.00 Passed DDD 5.00 Parathion 1.00 1.05 Theoretical chlorine 4.72 4.52

Royster Chem-Pest Tobacco “15155” Spray Concentrate

DDT 17.30 Passed DDD 17.30 Parathion 5.80 5.66 Theoretical chlorine 16.32 17.02

DDT 17.30 Deficient DDD 17.30 Parathion 5.80 4.31 Theoretical chlorine 16.32 16.52

Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co. Smith-Douglass Tobacco Dust

DDT 5.00 Passed DDD 5.00 Parathion 1.00 0.96 Theoretical chlorine 4.72 5.59

DDT 5.00 Deficient DDD 5.00 Parathion 1.00 0.71 Theoretical chlorine 4.72 4.59 92 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Smith-Douglass Voo-Doo

DDT 17.13 Deficient DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 5.02 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 16.07

DDT 17.13 Deficient DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 4.05 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 16.35

DDT 17.13 Deficient DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 4.93 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 15.95

DDT 17.13 Deficient DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 4.89 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 15.74

DDT 17.13 Deficient DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 4.26 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 17.59

DDT 17.13 Deficient DDD 17.13 Parathion 5.80 5.35 Theoretical chlorine 16.16 15.94

DDT—FERBAM

Cape Fear Chemicals, Inc. Tiger Brand 15% Fermate-3% DDT Dust

DDT 3.00 3.12 Passed Ferbam 11.40 10.86

Coastal Chemical Corp. Coastal 15% Fermate 3% DDT Dust

DDT 3.00 3.07 Passed Ferbam 11.40 10.96

Daly-Herring Co. Dee Aitch 15% Fermate 3% DDT Dust DDT 3.00 3.22 Deficient Ferbam 11.40 10.80

E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

Superkill Fermate-DDT Tobacco Bed Dust

DDT. 3.00 3.74 Passed Ferbam 11.40 10.84 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 93

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div. Maxwell Ferbam-DDT Dust

DDT 3.00 3.34 Passed Ferbam 11.40 11.49

DDT 3.00 3.08 Passed Ferbam 11.40 10.89

Howerton Gowen Chemicals, Inc. 15% Fermate Dust with 3% DDT

DDT 3.00 3.26 Deficient Ferbam 11.40 9.42

Niagara Chemical Div. FMC Corp.

Niagara Ferbam 11.4 DDT 5 Dust

DDT 5.00 5.50 Deficient Ferbam 11.40 10.64

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. Mathieson Ferbam-DDT Dust

DDT 3.00 3.07 Passed Ferbam 11.40 11.31

W. R. Peele Company, Inc.

Pelco Ferbam DDT Dust

DDT 3.00 2.52 Deficient Ferbam 11.40 10.35

DDT 3.00 2.25 Deficient Ferbam 11.40 10.05

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters Fermate-DDT Plant Bed Dust

DDT 3.00 2.85 Deficient Ferbam 11.40 10.67

Royster Chemical Co.

Royster Chem-Pest “515”

DDT 5.00 4.96 Passed Ferbam 11.40 11.48 94 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co.

Smith-Douglass Fermate-DDT Plant Bed Dust

DDT 3.00 2.85 Passed Ferbam 11.40 10.86

DDT—FERBAM—PYRETHRINS— SEVIN—SULFUR—TEDION

0. M. Scott and Sons Co.

Haze for Roses

DDT 5.00 Passed Ferbam 7.50 Pyrethrins 0.10 0.10 Sevin 5.00 Sulfur 28.00 29.60 Tedion 1.00 Theoretical chlorine 2.90 3.07 Theoretical nitrogen 1.11 1.18

DDT—MALATHION

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Pecan and Fruit Tree Spray

DDT 11.30 12.46 Passed Malathion 14.50 14.85

DDT—MALATHION—PYRETHRINS

0. M. Scott and Sons Co.

Scotts Mosquito and Fly Control Boon

DDT 5.00 5.00 Deficient Malathion 4.50 3.40 Pyrethrins 0.10 0.10

DDT—MANEB

Daly-Herring Co.

Dee Aitch Dithane M-22 Plus DDT Dust

DDT 3.00 2.89 Deficient Maneb 1.40 0.27 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 95

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

DDT—METHYL PARATHION

Southern Agricultural Chemicals, Inc.

Royal Brand Z^-IO MP Cotton Dust

DDT 10.00 10.86 Passed Methyl parathion 2.50 2.52

DDT 10.00 10.14 Deficient Methyl parathion 2.50 2.34

Woolfolk Chemical Works, Ltd.

x Security Brand l /2% Methyl Parathion 5% DDT Cotton Dust DDT 5.00 5.46 Deficient Methyl parathion 2.50 2.10

Security Brand 2V2% Methyl Parathion 10% DDT Cotton Dust

DDT 10.00 10.14 Deficient Methyl parathion 2.50 2.27

DDT 10.00 9.71 Deficient Methyl parathion 2.50 2.27

DDT—METHYL TRITHION

Carolina Chemicals, Inc.

Flight Brand DDT-Methyl Trithion 7-3 Dust

DDT 7.00 Passed Methyl trithion 3.00 Theoretical chlorine 3.84 3.76

Stauffer Chemical Co.

Stauffer Methyl Trithion-DDT 3-7 Dust

DDT 7.00 Deficient Methyl trithion 3.00 Theoretical chlorine 3.84 3.59

Stauffer Methyl Trithion-DDT 3-10 Dust

DDT 10.00 Passed Methyl trithion 3.00 Theoretical chlorine 5.34 5.53

DDT 10.00 Passed Methyl trithion 3.00 Theoretical chlorine 5.34 5.57

Stauffer Methyl Trithion with DDT 1-2E

DDT 23.20 Passed Methyl trithion 11.60 Theoretical chlorine 12.90 13.08 96 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 {Coni.)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Woolfolk Chemical Works, Ltd.

Security Brand Tri-Me 2 l/z-l

DDT 7.00 Passed Methyl trithion 2.50 Theoretical chlorine 3.78 3.81

DDT—OXYDEMETONMETHYL

Elanco Products Co. A Division of Eli Lilly and Co.

Greenfield Systemic Insect Spray

DDT 5.00 5.39 Passed Oxydemetonmethyl 5.00 5.41

DDT—PARATH ION—SU LFU R

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc.

SA-50 Brand l l/z% Parathion Dust with 5% DDT 25% Sulfur DDT 5.00 4.82 Deficient Parathion 1.50 1.25 Sulfur 25.00 25.62

DDT—PERTHANE

Gulf Oil Corp.

Gulf Trak Moth Proofer

DDT 3.00 Passed Perthane 3.00 Theoretical chlorine 2.19 2.17

DDT—PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE-PYRETHRINS

A-Penn Oil Co. (Now: Penn Corp.)

Kilzum 2 in 1 Insect Spray

DDT 5.00 4.99 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.052 0.063 Pyrethrins 0.021 0.03

Gulf Oil Corp.

Gulf House Garden Insect Killer

DDT 2.00 1.91 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 1.00 1.05 Pyrethrins 0.25 0.27 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 97

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

The Kroger Co.

Kroger Kandu Flying Insect Killer

DDT 2.00 1.96 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.80 0.99 Pyrethrins 0.25 0.27

Rigo Manufacturing Co. Super Strength Plus 5% DDT

DDT 5.00 4.84 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.30 0.28 Pyrethrins 0.03 0.04

DDT—STROBANE

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.

Strobane-DDT 4-2 Emulsifiable

DDT 19.70 Passed Strobane 39.50 Theoretical chlorine 35.92 35.28

DDT—SULFUR

Meherrin Agricultural and Chemical Co. Red Kay 5% DDT-Sulfur Peanut Dust

DDT 5.00 5.36 Passed Sulfur 83.00 81.00

DDT 5.00 5.14 Passed Sulfur 83.00 79.77

DDT—THANITE

Boyle-Midway Inc.

Black Flag 5% DDT Insect Spray.

DDT 5.00 5.38 Passed Thanite 1.00 Present

DDT 5.00 5.30 Passed Thanite 1.00 Present

Cotter and Co. (Registered by Chase Products Company-Cotter Div.)

Tru-Test Insect Killer

DDT 5.00 4.81 Not Registered Thanite 2.50 3.03 98 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Percent PerCent Decisions

DDT—ZINEB

Carolina Chemical Corp.

10% Dithane Z-78 Plus 3% DDT Dust

DDT 3.00 3.12 Passed Zineb 6.50 6.57

Daly-Herring Co.

Dee Aitch 3.9% Zineb-10% DDT Tomato-Potato Dust

DDT 10.00 9.86 Not Registered Zineb 3.90 4.20

E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

Superkill Zineb-DDT Tobacco Bed Dust

DDT 3.00 3.11 Deficient Zineb 6.50 4.86

W. R. Peele Company, Inc.

Pelco Dithane DDT Dust

DDT 3.00 2.97 Passed Zineb 6.50 6.30

Niagara Chemical Div. FMC Corp.

Niagara Zineb 6.5 Niatox 5 Dust

DDT 5.00 5.07 Deficient Zineb 6.50 5.77

Smith-Douglass Company, Inc. (Now: Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co.)

Smith-Douglass Zineb Dust with DDT

DDT 5.00 4.84 Deficient Zineb 3.90 3.30

DDT 5.00 5.36 Deficient Zineb 3.90 3.21

DDVP

Dixi-Chem Co.

Di-Sect Fly Bait

DDVP 0.50 0.52 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 99

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands PerCent PerCent Decisions

Maxwell Insecticide Company, Inc. (Now: W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.)

Vapona 2 Emulsible Concentrate

DDVP 23.70 20.72 Deficient

Real-Kill Products Division of Cook Chemical Co.

Real-Kill Insect Spray Flying Insects

DDVP 0.50 0.57 Passed

Real-Kill Insect Bomb

DDVP 0.50 0.48 Passed

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Fly Cake

DDVP 0.25 0.24 Not Registered

Kill-Ko Sugar Base Fly Bait

DDVP 0.50 0.51 Passed do 0.50 0.66 Passed do 0.50 0.51 Passed

Shell Chemical Co. Agricultural Chemicals Div.

Vapona Insecticide Emulsible Concentrate

DDVP 24.50 23.60 Passed

Star-Bar Div. Agricultural Specialties (Now: Thuron Industries, Inc.)

Starbar Strike Instant Fly Syrup

DDVP 0.20 0.44 Passed

Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co.

De-Pester Insect Strip

DDVP 20.00 16.51 Deficient Not Registered 100 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

DDVP—CIODRIN

Allied Mills, Inc.

Wayne Super Dairy Spray

DDVP 0.25 Passed Ciodrin 1.00 Theoretical phosphorus 0.14 0.15

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Dairy Spray Special

DDVP 0.25 Passed Ciodrin 1.00 Theoretical phosphorus 0.14 0.14

Shell Chemical Co. Agricultural Chemicals Div.

Ciovap Insecticide

DDVP 0.25 Passed Ciodrin 1.00 Theoretical phosphorus 0.14 0.14

DDVP—DELNAV

Starbar, Inc. Division Thuron Industries, Inc.

Starbar Lintox-D Livestock Spray & Dip

DDVP 1.07 Deficient Delnav 15.00 Theoretical phosphorus 2.19 1.93

DDVP—DICAPTHON—PERTH AN E

Starbar, Inc. Division Thuron Industries, Inc.

Starbar Golden Malrin Sugar Bait

DDVP 0.105 Passed Dicapthon 0.20 Perthane 0.20 Theoretical chlorine 0.10 0.14

DDVP—DIPTEREX

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Fly Bait (Sugar Base) contains DDVP and Dipterex

DDVP 0.25 Passed Dipterex 0.25 Theoretical phosphorus 0.07 0.10 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 101

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

DDVP—PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE—PYRETHRINS

Elanco Products Co. A Division of Eli Lilly and Co.

Greenfield Home and Patio Insect Spray

DDVP 0.50 0.47 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 1.00 0.93 Pyrethrins 0.25 0.28

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Kattle Spray

DDVP 0.20 0.18 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.30 0.29 Pyrethrins 0.03 0.03

Shell Oil Co.

Shelltox with Vapona Aerosol Insecticide

DDVP 0.50 0.47 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.75 0.76 Pyrethrins 0.25 0.28

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico Py-Vona Stock Fly Spray

DDVP 0.20 0.28 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.25 0.27 Pyrethrins 0.03 0.04

DDVP. 0.20 0 27 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.25 0.27 Pyrethrins 0.03 0.05

DELPHENE

Gulf Oil Corp.

Gulf Insect Repellent

Delphene 15.00 15.40 Passed

Hot Shot Quality Products, Inc.

Skram Insect Repellent

Delphene 15.00 14.60 Passed do 50.00 50.12 Passed —

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Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

S. C. Johnson and Son, Inc.

Off! Pressurized Insect Repellent

Delphene .... 15.00 15.87 Passed

Off! Insect Repellent

Delphene 50.00 49.00 Passed

McKesson and Robbins, Inc. (Now: McKesson Laboratories)

Mosquitone Stick Insect Repellent

Delphene 30.00 32.87 Passed

Real-Kill Products Division of Cook Chemical Co.

Go! Personal Insect Repellent Foam

Delphene 11.00 10.90 Passed

DELPHENE—DI-N-PROPYL ISOCINCHOMERONATE N-OCTYL BICYCLOHEPTENE DICARBOXIMIDE

Boyle-Midway Inc.

Ridz Insect Repellent Towelettes

Delphene 5.00 Not Registered Di-n-propyl isocinchomeronate 0.36 N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 1.44 Theoretical nitrogen 0.46 0.68

Delphene 5.00 Not Registered Di-n-propyl isocinchomeronate 0.36 N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 1.44 Theoretical nitrogen 0.46 0.67

Black Flag Insect Repellent.

Delphene 7.00 Passed Di-n-propyl isocinchomeronate 0.50 N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 2.00 Theoretical nitrogen 0.64 0.68

Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.

Ortho Insect Repellent

Delphene 7.00 Passed Di-n-propyl isocinchomeronate 0.50 N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 2.00 Theoretical nitrogen 0.64 0.64 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 108

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Geigy Agricultural Chemicals

KIK Insect Repellent

Delphene 2.00 Passed Di-n-propyl isocinchomeronate 0.50 N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 2.00 Theoretical nitrogen 0.28 0.29

Holland-Rantos Company, Inc.

H-R Wipe on Insect Repellent

Delphene 4.987 Passed Di-n-propyl isocinchomeronate 0.356 N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 1.425 Theoretical nitrogen 0.46 0.64

DEMETON

Chemagro Corp.

Systox Spray Concentrate Systemic Insecticide

Demeton 28.50 27.66 Passed do 28.50 25.30 Deficient

DIAZINON

Geigy Agricultural Chemicals

Geigy Diazinon 14G Insecticide

Diazinon 14.30 16.04 Passed do 14.30 19.25 Excessive Active Ingredient

Spectracide Lawn and Garden Insect Control1

Diazinon 25.00 25.90 Passed

Geigy Diazinon AG500 Insecticide

Diazinon 48.00 47.93 Passed do 48.00 47.70 Passed

Geigy Diazinon 50W

Diazinon 50.00 50.65 Passed

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Diazinon Spray

Diazinon 25.00 25.35 Passed 104 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, i960 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

DIAZINON—N-OCTYL BICYCLOHEPTENE DICARBOXIMIDE— PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE—PYRETRHRINS

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Roach Bomb

Diazinon 0.50 Passed N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 0.17 Piperonyl butoxide 0.10 0.09 Pyrethrins 0.05 0.06 Theoretical nitrogen 0.06 0.12

Diazinon 0.50 Passed N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 0.17 Piperonyl butoxide 0.10 0.09 Pyrethrins 0.05 0.06 Theoretical nitrogen 0.06 0.05

Diazinon 0.50 Passed N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 0.17 Piperonyl butoxide 0.10 0.06 Pyrethrins 0.05 0.06 Theoretical nitrogen 0.06 0.05

Taylor Chemical Co. (Now: E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.)

Superkill New Roach and Ant Killer

Diazinon 0.50 Passed N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 0.166 Piperonyl butoxide 0.10 0.10 Pyrethrins 0.05 0.06 Theoretical nitrogen 0.06 0.07

Diazinon 0.50 Passed N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 0.166 Piperonyl butoxide 0.10 0.08 Pyrethrins 0.05 0.06 Theoretical nitrogen 0.06 0.07

Diazinon— Piperonyl Butoxide— Pyrethrins

Colonial Products, Inc.

Kill Colonial RCS

Diazinon 0.50 0.42 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.20 0.23 Pyrethrins 0.04 0.05

Geigy Chemical Corp. (Now: Geigy Agricultural Chemicals)

Geigy Crawl-Tox

Diazinon 0.50 1.15 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.261 0.32 Pyrethrins 0.052 0.07 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 105

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Poplin Chemical Co.

Pop-O-Lite Household Insect Spray

Diazinon 0.50 0.50 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.261 0.255 Pyrethrins 0.052 0.07

Rexall Drug and Chemical Co.

Rexall Ant and Roach Killer

Diazinon 0.50 0.60 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.075 0.07 Pyrethrins 0.03 0.04

DIAZINON—RONNEL

Paxton Enterprises

Paxton’s Quick Action Roach and Water Bug Killer

Diazinon 0.50 Passed Ronnel 0.50 Theoretical phosphorus 0.10 0.11

DIBROM

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho Dibrom Fly Spray

Dibrom 1.00 0.81 Deficient do 1.00 0.71 Deficient do 1.00 1.06 Passed do 1.00 0.97 Passed

DIBROM—DIMETHOATE

Starbar, Inc. Division Thuron Industries, Inc.

Starbar Golden Malrin Liquid

Dibrom 2.50 Not Registered Dimethoate 23.40 Theoretical phosphorus 1.93 2.24

DIELDRIN

Diamond Black Leaf Co. (Now: Black Leaf Products Co.)

Black Leaf Lawn Insect Control

Dieldrin 5.00 4.92 Not Registered do 5.00 5.43 Not Registered 106 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Real-Kill Products Division of Cook Chemical Co.

Real-Kill Moth Proofer

Dieldrin 0.50 0.47 Passed

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Dieldrin Concentrate Emulsifiable

Dieldrin 18.70 19.55 Not Registered

DIELDRIN—COPPER OXALATE

Borderland Products, Inc.

Red Shield Double Protection

Dieldrin 5.00 4.93 Passed Copper oxalate 4.00 4.07

DIELDRIN—DDVP

Boyle-Midway Inc.

Black Flag Guaranteed Bug Killer

Dieldrin 0.30 Passed DDVP 0.20 Theoretical chlorine 0.23 0.23

S. C. Johnson and Son, Inc.

Raid Liquid Ant and Roach Killer

Dieldrin 0.50 Passed DDVP 0.50 Theoretical chlorine 0.44 0.48

Dieldrin 0.50 Passed DDVP 0.50 Theoretical chlorine 0.44 0.44

The Kroger Co.

Kandu Ant and Roach Killer

Dieldrin 0.30 Passed DDVP 0.20 Theoretical chlorine 0.23 0.23 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 10?

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Real-Kill Products Division of Cook Chemical Co.

Real-Kill Bug Killer

Dieldrin 0.50 Deficient DDVP 0.50 Theoretical chlorine 0.44 0.27

Dieldrin 0.50 Passed DDVP 0.50 Theoretical chlorine 0.44 0.35

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Quick Kill Insect Bomb

Dieldrin 0.30 Passed DDVP 0.50 Theoretical chlorine 0.33 0.28

DIELDRIN-METALDEHYDE

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Bug Bait

Dieldrin 1.00 0.97 Passed Metaldehyde 2.00 2.01

DIELDRIN-PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE-PYRETHRINS

S. C. Johnson and Son, Inc.

Raid Liquid Roach and Ant Killer

Dieldrin 0.50 0.51 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.09 0.08 Pyrethrins 0.045 0.04

DIMETALIN

Geigy Chemical Corp. (Now: Geigy Agricultural Chemicals)

Geigy Snip Fly Band

Dimetalin 4.00 3.86 Passed do 4.00 4.53 Passed

DIMITE

Acme Quality Paints, Inc. (Registered by The Sherwin-Williams Co.)

Acme Dimite Kills Mites and Red Spiders

Dimite 25.00 27.98 Passed do 25.00 26.94 Passed 108 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

DIPTEREX

Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.

Ortho Fly Killer Dry Bait

Dipterex 1.00 1.25 Passed

Hess and Clark Division of Richardson-Merrell, Inc.

Hess and Clark Fatal-Fly Dry Bait Fly Killer

Dipterex 1.00 0.95 Passed

ENDRIN

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.

Maxwell Endrin Emulsifiable Concentrate

Endrin 19.50 20.14 Passed

Maxwell Insecticide Company, Inc. (Now: W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.)

Maxwell Endrin Emulsifiable Concentrate

Endrin 19.50 20.15 Passed

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. Mathieson Endrin 2% Dust

Endrin 2.00 2.10 Passed

ENDRIN—METHYL PARATHION

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.

Mathieson Endrin-Methyl Parathion 1.6-1. 6 lb. Emulsifiable

Endrin 18.20 15.89 Deficient Methyl parathion 18.20 17.63

FERBAM

Coastal Chemical Corp. Coastal 15% Fermate Dust

Ferbam 11.40 9.54 Deficient Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 109

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Daly-Herring Co.

Dee Aitch 15% Fermate Dust

Ferbam 11.40 10.51 Deficient

E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co.

DuPont Fermate Ferbam Fungicide

Ferbam 76.00 74.26 Passed

FCX, Inc. FCX 15% Fermate Dust

Ferbam 11.40 11.30 Passed

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div. Maxwell 15% Fermate Dust

Ferbam 11.40 11.08 Passed do 11.40 11.11 Passed

Howerton Gowen Chemicals, Inc. Gowen’s 15% Fermate Dust

Ferbam 11.40 3.30 Deficient

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.

Mathieson Ferbam Dust

Ferbam 11.40 11.17 Passed

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters Fermate Dust

Ferbam 11.40 10.28 Deficient

FLUORINE COMPOUNDS SODIUM ALUMINUM SILICOFLUORIDE

Larvex Division, Zonite Products Corp. (Now: Chemway Corp.)

Larvex Mothproofing Composition

Sodium aluminum silicofluoride 0.52 0.63 Passed 110 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

SODIUM FLUORIDE

Fairfax Biological Laboratory Roach Doom

Sodium fluoride 90.00 91.81 Passed

Greever’s

Greever’s Sodium Flouoride

Sodium fluoride 95.00 95.81 Not Registered

Master Products Co. Roach Buster

Sodium fluoride 76.00 73.24 Passed

Merck and Company, Inc.

Sodium Fluoride Merck Tinted

Sodium fluoride 95.00 94.47 Passed

SODIUM FLUORIDE—CHLORDANE

Heller Laboratories, Inc. A Division of B. Heller and Company, Inc.

$1000.00 Ant Bane

Sodium fluoride 50.00 52.29 Passed Chlordane 2.00 1.93

SODIUM FLUORIDE—DDT

Walgreen Laboratories, Inc.

Roach Pizen

Sodium fluoride 50.00 52.39 Passed DDT 10.00 9.64

Sodium fluoride 50.00 49.84 Passed DDT 10.00 9.71

SODIUM FLUORIDE—PYRETHRINS

Master Products Co. Master Brand Roach Buster

Sodium fluoride 76.00 74.21 Passed Pyrethrins 0.10 0.11 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) Ill

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

SODIUM FLUORIDE—SODIUM FLUOSILICATE

Senoret Chemical Company, Inc.

Terro Roach Killer

Sodium fluoride 40.00 Passed Sodium fluosilicate 10.00 Theoretical fluoride 24.16 23.06

FUMARIN

Brown Manufacturing Co.

Rough on Rats Anti-Coagulant Bait

Fumarin 0.025 0.026 Passed

The Dill Company, Inc.

Dill’s Rat-Tabs

Fumarin 0.025 0.026 Not Registered do 0.025 0.025 Not Registered

Dixi-Chem Co.

Fumarin Banerin-58

Fumarin 0.025 0.026 Passed

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Rat Bait

Fumarin 0.025 0.028 Passed do 0.025 0.025 Passed do 0.025 0.025 Passed

Sears, Roebuck and Co.

Sears Rat and Mouse Bait Station

Fumarin 0.025 0.034 Passed

Swift and Co. Agricultural Chemical Div.

End-O-Pest Rat and Mouse Bait

Fumarin 0.025 0.026 Passed

S. C. Wells and Co. (Now: Brown Manufacturing Co.)

Rough on Rats Bait

Fumarin 0.025 0.035 Passed 112 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands PerCent PerCent Decisions

KEPONE

Black Magic Co.

Black Magic Roach Killer

Kepone 0.125 0.18 Passed

Echols Manufacturing Co.

Echols Roach Ant and Waterbug Killer

Kepone 0.125 0.15 Passed do 0.125 0.17 Passed

McCall Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Lucky-Mack Roach and Ant Killer

Kepone 0.125 0.15 Not Registered do 0.125 0.19 Not Registered do 0.125 0.19 Not Registered

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Ant Traps

Kepone 0.125 0.16 Not Registered

MALATHION

Acme Quality Paints, Inc. (Registered by The Sherwin-Williams Co.) Acme Malathion 50% Spray

Malathion 50.00 47.91 Passed

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho Malathion 5 Dust

Malathion 5.00 4.67 Deficient

Ortho Malathion 5 Emulsive XB

Malathion 55.00 56.04 Passed

Cape Fear Chemicals, Inc. Tiger Brand 4% Malathion Dust

Malathion 4.00 3.91 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 13

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Carolina Chemicals, Inc.

Flight Brand 5% Malathion Dust

Malathion 5.00 4.79 Passed

Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.

Ortho Malathion 5 Dust

Malathion 5.00 5.37 Passed

Ortho Malathion 50 Spray

Malathion 50.00 50.90 Passed

Daly-Herring Co. Bacco 4% Malathion Dust

Malathion 4.00 4.07 Not Registered

Elanco Products Co. A Division of Eli Lilly and Co.

Greenfield Malathion Insect Spray

Malathion 50.00 53.80 Passed

E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

E-Z-Flo Malathion 5E Emulsifiable

Malathion 56.50 53.80 Passed

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.) FCX 4% Malathion Dust

Malathion 4.00 3.85 Passed do 4.00 3.90 Passed

FCX Cattle and Poultry Dust

Malathion 5.00 3.96 Deficient

FCX Malathion Emulsifiable Concentrate

Malathion 55.20 57.75 Passed

FCX, Inc. FCX 4% Malathion Dust

Malathion 4.00 4.03 Passed do 4.00 3.90 Passed do 4.00 3.91 Passed 114 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div. Maxwell 4% Malathion Dust

Malathion 4.00 3.86 Passed do 4.00 3.33 Deficient Maxwell Malathion 55% Emulsion

Malathion 55.00 57.56 Passed

GurMiCo Chemicals, Inc. GurMiCo Malathion 4% Dust

Malathion 4.00 3.41 Deficient do 4.00 3.56 Deficient

Maxwell Insecticide Company, Inc. (Now: W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.) Maxwell 4% Malathion Dust

Malathion 4.00 3.91 Passed do 4.00 3.87 Passed Maxwell Malathion 55% Emulsion

Malathion 55.00 55.38 Passed

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. Mathieson Malathion 4% Dust

Malathion 4.00 3.90 Passed do 4.00 3.77 Deficient

Mathieson Malathion 5 Lb. Emulsifiable Liquid

Malathion 57.00 54.90 Passed do 57.00 58.12 Passed

W. R. Peele Company, Inc. Pelco 4% Malathion Dust

Malathion 4.00 3.68 Deficient

Planters Chemical Corp. Planters 4% Malathion Dust

Malathion 4.00 4.19 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 (Coni.) 115

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands PerCent Percent Decisions

Polk Miller Products Corp.

Sergeant’s Cat Flea Spray

Malathion 0.50 0.79 Not Registered

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Malathion Spray

Malathion 57.00 58.58 Passed do 57.00 57.78 Passed

The W. T. Rawleigh Co.

Rawleigh's Malathion Fly Bait

Malathion 2.00 1.83 Deficient Not Registered

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Premium Malathion 5% Dust

Malathion 5.00 2.62 Deficient

Kill-Ko Malathion 50% Emulsifiable

Malathion 50.00 53.90 Passed do 50.00 53.35 Passed

Sears, Roebuck and Co. Cross Country 50% Malathion Premium Grade Deodorized

Malathion 50.00 50.98 Passed

Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co. Smith-Douglass 4% Malathion Dust

Malathion 4.00 3.40 Deficient

Southern Agricultural Chemicals, Inc.

Royal Brand Stored Grain Dust M-l

Malathion 1.00 2.30 Not Registered Royal Brand 4% Malathion Dust

Malathion 4.00 3.86 Not Registered 116 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc. SA-50 Brand 4% Malathion Dust

Malathion 4.00 1.23 Deficient SA-50 Brand 5% Malathion Dust

Malathion 5.00 3.46 Deficient do 5.00 4.43 Deficient SA-50 Brand 25% Malathion Wettable Spray Concentrate

Malathion . ... 25.00 22.38 Deficient

Swift and Co. Agricultural Chemical Div. Swift’s 5% Malathion Dust Malathion 5.00 4.08 Deficient do 5.00 4.82 Passed End-O-Pest 50% Malathion Spray

Malathion .. 50.00 48.48 Passed

Swift’s Gold Bear Malathion G5E

Malathion . .. 55.20 56.99 Passed

Taylor Chemical Co. (Now: E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.)

Superkill 4% Malathion Dust Malathion 4.00 5.40 Excessive Active Ingredient United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico Malathion Grain Spray

Malathion 57.00 59.33 Passed

Virginia Chemicals and Smelting Co. (Now: Virginia Chemicals, Inc.)

Lethalaire Bantam 9 Flea-Tick Killer

Malathion 1.90 1.98 Passed

Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp. (Now: Black Leaf Products Co.) Black Leaf 50% Malathion Spray

Malathion 50.00 42.52 Deficient

Whitmoyer Laboratories, Inc. Whitmoyer Malathion

Malathion 57.00 59.23 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 117

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Woolfolk Chemical Works, Ltd. Security Brand 5% Malathion Dust

Malathion 5.00 5.01 Passed do 5.00 4.37 Deficient

Security Brand Malathion 5-E Emulsifiable Liquid

Malathion 56.10 56.97 Passed do 56.10 57.37 Passed

MALATHION—CAPTAN—METHOXYCHLOR—SULFUR

Farmingdale Garden Laboratories, Inc.

Fruit Tree Spray

Malathion 6.00 5.76 Not Registered Captan 6.00 Methoxychlor 10.00 Sulfur 25.00 25.46 Theoretical chlorine 5.16 5.53

MALATHION—DDVP

American Scientific Laboratories Division of Schering Corp.

Banafly Dry Bait

Malathion 1.00 Not Registered DDVP 0.50 Theoretical phosphorus 0.16 0.14

Allied Drug Products Co.

Allied Brand Fly Bait

Malathion 1.00 Passed DDVP 0.50 Theoretical phosphorus 0.16 0.19

Hot Shot Quality Products, Inc.

Hot Shot Fly Bait

Malathion 1.00 Passed DDVP 0.50 Theoretical phosphorus 0.16 0.17 118 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

MALATHION—DIAZ I NON Gaston Johnston Corp.

Johnston’s No -Roach

Malathion 0.70 Passed Diazinon 0.30 Theoretical phosphorus 0.10 0.11

MALATHION—METHOXYCHLOR

Dr. LeGear, Inc.

LeGear Dairy and Cattle Dust

Malathion 4.00 3.80 Not Registered Methoxychlor 5.00 5.25

Starbar, Inc. Division of Thuron Industries, Inc.

Starbar M & M Dairy, Livestock and Ploultry Dust

Malathion 4.00 3.93 Passed Methoxychlor 5.00 5.30

MALATHION—METHOXYCHLOR—PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE-PYRETHRINS-ROTENONE

Happy Jack, Inc.

Happy Jack Flea-Tick Spray

Malathion 0.250 0.25 Not Registered Methoxychlor 0.500 0.49 Piperonyl butoxide 0.103 0.09 Pyrethrins 0.051 0.06 Rotenone 0.100 Present

MALATHION—METHOXYCHLOR—PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE PYRETHRINS—2,2'THIOBIS (4-CH LORO-6-M ETH YLPH ENOL)

The R. T. French Co.

Shoo Flea

Malathion 0.50 0.57 Passed Methoxychlor 0.50 Piperonyl butoxide 0.48 0.57 Pyrethrins 0.06 0.07 2,2'Thiobis (4-chloro-6-methylphenol) 0.10 Theoretical chlorine 0.17 0.22 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 119

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

MALATHION— PINE OIL

Virginia Chemicals and Smelting Co. (Now: Virginia Chemicals, Inc.)

Lethalaire Bantam 9 Flea-Tick Killer

Malathion 1.90 1.82 Passed Pine Oil 4.00 Present

MANEB

Coastal Chemical Corp.

Coastal Dithane M-22 Special

Maneb 1.40 1.39 Passed

E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co.

DuPont Manzate D Maneb Fungicide

Maneb 80.00 79.84 Passed

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.)

FCX 1.4% Maneb Dust

Maneb 1.40 1.48 Passed

MERCURY

E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co.

DuPont Ceresan M Mercurial Seed Disinfectant

Ethyl mercury p-toluene sulfonamilide 7.70 Passed Mercury as metallic 3.20 3.23

The Sherwin-Williams Co.

283 Mildew Resistant Additive

Di (phenyl mercury) dodecenyl succinate 12.00 Passed Mercury as metallic 5.50 5.65

The Wilbur and Williams Co. Fungus-Ban

Di (phenyl mercury) dodecenyl succinate 5.25 Not Registered Mercury as metallic 2.50 2.87 120 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

METHOXYCHLOR

Allied Drug Products Co.

Allied Methoxychlor Dairy Cattle Dust

Methoxychlor 10.00 11.43 Passed do 10.00 10.85 Not Registered

Allied Chemical Corp. Nitrogen Div. Arcadian 50% Methoxychlor Wettable Powder

Methoxychlor 50.00 51.07 Not Registered

E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co. DuPont Marlate 2-MR 24% Technical Methoxychlor Emulsifiable Liquid

Methoxychlor ... 24.00 25.19 Passed

DuPont Dairy Cattle Insecticide

Methoxychlor . ... 50.00 51.42 Passed

Geigy Agricultural Chemicals

Geigy Methoxychlor 25E

Methoxychlor 25.00 25.94 Passed

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Cattle Dust

Methoxychlor 10.00 9.78 Passed

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Dairy Kattle Dust

Methoxychlor 10.00 9.93 Passed

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico Methoxychlor Emulsifiable Concentrate

Methoxychlor 23.80 24.16 Not Registered Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 121

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

METHOXYCHLOR—DICHLONE—KARATHANE—N-OCTYL BICYCLOHEPTENE DICARBOXIM IDE—PYRETHRINS— ROTENONE

Acme Quality Paints, Inc. (Registered by The Sherwin-Williams Co.) Acme Rose and Flower Spray

Methoxychlor 0.300 Passed Dichlone 0.120 Karathane 0.125 N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 0.300 Pyrethrins 0.020 0.03 Rotenone 0.100 Present Theoretical chlorine 0.13 0.13 Theoretical nitrogen 0.02 0.02

METHOXYCHLOR—N-OCTYL BICYCLOHEPTENE DICARBOXIMIDE—PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE- PYRETHRINS—SEVIN

Pet’M Laboratories

Pet’m Flea and Tick Spray

Methoxychlor 0.500 0.55 Passed N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 0.250 Piperonyl butoxide 0.150 0.17 Pyrethrins 0.075 0.10 Sevin 0.500 Theoretical nitrogen 0.05 0.05

Methoxtchlor . 0.500 0.51 Passed N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 0.250 Piperonyl butoxide 0.150 0.13 Pyrethrins 0.075 0.075

Sevin . . 0.500 Theoretical nitrogen 0.05 0.05

METHOXYCHLOR— PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE—PYRETHRINS

William Cooper and Nephews, Inc.

Cooper Fly Spray for Horses and Show Stock

Methoxychlor 2.00 2.05 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 1.07 1.04 Pyrethrins 0.13 0.12

Geigy Chemical Corp. (Now: Geigy Agricultural Chemicals)

Geigy Fly Tox

Methoxychlor 2.00 2.04 Deficient Piperonyl butoxide 1.25 0.80 Pyrethrins 0.20 0.18

Methoxychlor 2.00 2.01 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 1.25 1.22 Pyrethrins 0.20 0.18 122 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Gulf Oil Corp.

Quick Action Gulf Spray

Methoxychlor 0.75 0.76 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.12 0.12 Pyrethrins 0.10 0.11

Gulf Spray Aerosol

Methoxychlor 2.00 1.91 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 1.00 0.90 Pyrethrins 0.25 0.26

Methoxychlor 2.00 2.09 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 1.00 1.00 Pyrethrins 0.25 0.28

Methoxychlor 2.00 1.96 Passed Piperonyl Butoxide 1.00 0.96 Pyrethrins 0.25 0.25

Polk Miller Products Corp.

Sergeant's Cat Flea Powder

Methoxychlor 2.50 2.83 Not Registered Piperonyl butoxide 0.60 0.38 Pyrethrins 0.06 0.08

METHOXYCHLOR—PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE— PYRETHRINS-THANITE

S. C. Johnson and Son, Inc.

Raid Flying Insect Killer

Methoxychlor 3.00 2.99 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.50 0.36 Pyrethrins 0.10 0.14 Thanite 2.00 2.16

Methoxychlor 3.00 2.92 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.50 0.42 Pyrethrins 0.10 0.14 Thanite 2.00 2.39

METHOXYCHLOR—ROTENONE

Sears, Roebuck and Co. Cross Country Vegetable Garden Dust

Methoxychlor 5.00 5.11 Passed Rotenone 1.25 1.18 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 123

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

NAPHTHALENE

The Mabex Co.

Mabex Naphthalene Moth Balls

Naphthalene 100.00 99.75 Passed

The Sterling Company, Inc.

Miracle Brand Moth Balls

Naphthalene 100.00 99.63 Passed

NICOTINE

Black Leaf Products Co.

Black Leaf 40 Garden Spray

Nicotine (expressed as alkaloid) 40.00 40.96 Passed

Plant Products Corp.

Nicotine Pressure Fumigator

Nicotine (expressed as alkaloid) 14.00 16.21 Passed do 14.00 13.52 Not Registered

PARADICHLOROBENZENE

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now; Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho Scram Dog Repellent Bomb

Paradichlorobenzene 1.00 0.95 Passed

Clean Home Products, Inc. Apex Moth Cake

Paradichlorobenzene 99.00 98.15 Passed

Apex Moth Crystals

Paradichlorobenzene 100.00 99.62 Passed

Frank J. Curran Co.

Valay Moth Crystals

Paradichlorobenzene 100.00 100.00 Not Registered

Cedar-Closet Para Moth Balls

Paradichlorobenzene 100.00 98.87 Not Registered 124 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Dale Chemical Co. A Division of Irwin Willert Co.

Value-Pak Pure Para Moth Balls

Paradichlorobenzene 100.00 97.79 Passed

Reliable Chemical Co.

Reliable Para-Zene

Paradichlorobenzene 100.00 99.81 Not Registered

Rexall Drug and Chemical Co.

Rexall Target Moth Crystals

Paradichlorobenzene 100.00 98.88 Not Registered

PARADICHLOROBENZENE—CRESOL—LETH ANE 384

Allied Drug Products Co.

Magic Brand Stock Spray

Paradichlorobenzene 0.40 0.47 Passed Cresol 1.10 Present Lethane 384 1.60 3.19

PARATHION

Atlas Agricultural Chemicals, Inc.

Atlas 2 lb. Ethyl Parathion Emulsifiable Concentrate

Parathion 25.30 22.82 Deficient Not Registered

Atlas 4 lb. Ethyl Parathion Emulsifiable Concentrate

Parathion 46.50 43.52 Deficient Not Registered

do 46.50 43.50 Deficient

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho Parathion 4 Granular

Parathion 4.00 4.10 Passed

Coastal Chemical Corp.

Coastal Parathion 4

Parathion 46.50 42.39 Deficient Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 {Coni .) 125

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands PerCent PerCent Decisions

Daly-Herring Co. Dee Aitch 2% Parathion Dust

Parathion 2.00 2.01 Passed Dee Aitch 4% Parathion Granules

Parathion 4.00 3.97 Passed

Dee Aitch Parathion 4E

Parathion 46.00 42.74 Deficient

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.)

FCX Parathion 400

Parathion 46.00 41.99 Deficient Not Registered

do 46.00 43.15 Deficient Not Registered

W. R. Peele Company, Inc.

Pelco4 lb. Ethyl Parathion E. C.

Parathion 46.50 43.17 Deficient

Planters Chemical Corp. Planters 2% Parathion Dust

Parathion 2.00 1.94 Not Registered

Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co. Smith-Douglass Parathion 1% Dust

Parathion 1.00 0.73 Deficient Not Registered

PARATHION—SULFUR

Taylor Chemical Co. (Now: E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.)

Superkill Peach Spray No. 2

Parathion 3.70 3.68 Passed Sulfur 75.00 76.54 126 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

PARATHION—ZINEB

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.)

' w,, FCX. 6 V2% Zineb-1%/KJ Parathion Parathion 1.00 0.96 Passed Zineb 6.50 6.32

Royster Chemical Co.

Royster Chem-Pest “651”

Parathion 1.00 0.53 Deficient Zineb 6.50 5.62

PENTACHLOROPHENOL

Federal Chemical Company, Inc.

Arab Water Repellent Paintable Ready to Use Wood Preservative

Pentachlorophenol 5.00 5.04 Passed

Forshaw Chemicals, Inc.

Pentacon-40 Concentrate Wood Preservative

Pentachlorophenol 40.00 38.51 Passed do 40.00 39.75 Passed

Maxwell Insecticide Company, Inc. (Now: W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.) Maxwell 5% Pentachlorophenol Preservative Pentachlorophenol 5.00 4.91 Passed

W. R. Peele Company, Inc. Pelco 5% Pentachlorophenol Preservative

Pentachlorophenol 5.00 5.87 Passed

The Sherwin-Williams Co.

Sherwin-Williams KemWood Preservative No. 1 Penta-Type

Pentachlorophenol 5.00 5.14 Passed

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico Penta Concentrate

Pentachlorophenol 39.36 39.78 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 127

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

PENTACHLOROPHENOL—CHLORO O-PHENYL PHENOL—OTHER CHLORO PHENOLS

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Insect Oil Concentrate

Pentachlorophenol 30.70 Passed Chloro o-phenyl phenol 5.00 Other chlorophenols 4.40 Theoretical chlorine 25.35 25.26

PETROLEUM OILS

E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

E-Z-Flo Sucker Dope

Aromatic petroleum derivative solvent 98.50 97.79 Passed do 98.50 98.33 Passed

International Lubricant Corp.

Oil-I-Cide Spray Oil Emulsion Insecticide

Petroleum oil 80.00 84.63 Not Registered

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico Spray Oil

Petroleum distillate 97.00 97.05 Passed

PHENOLS

Barrett Division, Allied Chemical Corp.

Barrett Carbosota Wood Preservative

Coal tar creosote 98.50 97.03 Passed

Hess and Clark Division of Richardson-Merrell, Inc.

Hess and Clark Dip and Disinfectant

Phenols 14.00 16.73 Passed

Dr. LeGear, Inc.

LeGear Dip and Disinfectant

Phenols 11.00 10.59 Passed do 11.00 10.81 Passed 128 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Parke, Davis and Co.

Kreso Dip No. 1

Phenols 18.00 17.14 Passed

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico Stock Dip and Disinfectant

Phenols 11.00 13.26 Passed do 11.00 12.60 Passed

PHOSPHORUS

Master Products Co.

Fireball

Phosphorus 2.00 2.22 Passed

Nip-Co Manufacturing, Inc.

Rat Nip

Phosphorus 1.25 1.41 Passed do 1.25 1.51 Passed

John Opitz, Inc.

J-0 Paste Kills Roaches and Rats

Phosphorus 1.38 1.53 Passed

PHOSDRIN

Planters Chemical Corp. Planters 2% Phosdrin Dust

Phosdrin 2.00 1.28 Deficient Not Registered

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc. SA-50 Brand 2% Phosdrin Insecticide Dust

Phosdrin 2.00 1.69 Deficient do 2.00 1.60 Deficient SA-50 Brand 25% Phosdrin Emulsible Concentrate Phosdrin 25.00 23.75 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 129

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

PIVAL

All Star Mills, Inc.

All Star Rat-Mice Killer Bait

Pival 0.025 0.025 Passed

Chemical and Equipment Sales and Service Co. (CessCo, Inc.)

Bait-Tox Ready-Mixed Rat Bait

Pival 0.025 0.023 Passed do 0.025 0.027 Passed

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.)

FCX Trackdown Rat and Mouse Bait

Pival 0.025 0.021 Passed

FCX, Inc.

FCX Ready-To-Use Trackdown Rat and Mouse Bait

Pival 0.025 0.023 Passed

Master Products Co.

Kills-Mor Rat and Mice Killer

Pival 0.025 0.024 Passed

PIVALYN

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Mouse Kill

Pivalyn 0.0275 0.0263 Passed

Purina Rat-Kill

Pivalyn 0.0275 0.0264 Passed

Purina Rat-Kill Soluble

Pivalyn 0.14 0.18 Passed

PYRETHRINS

Dr. LeGear, Inc.

LeGear Premium Beef and Dairy Cattle Spray

Pyrethrins 0.05 0.08 Not Registered 130 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

McCormick and Company, Inc.

Bee Brand Insect Powder

Pyrethrins 0.75 0.90 Passed

Pic Corp.

Pic Mosquitoes Repellent

Pyrethrins 0.50 0.60 Passed

PYRETHRINS— BORIC ACID—PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE

Meadows Chemicals, Inc.

Jaygol Kills Roaches

Pyrethrins 0.019 0.03 Not Registered Boric acid 94.16 96.72 Piperonyl butoxide 0.019 Present

Pyrethrins 0.019 0.024 Not Registered Boric acid 94.16 95.73 Piperonyl butoxide 0.019 0.017

PYRETHRINS—LETHANE 384— PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE

William Cooper and Nephews, Inc.

Cooper Dairy and Stock Spray

Pyrethrins 0.015 0.026 Passed Lethane 384 1.00 Present Piperonyl butoxide 0.12 0.12

PYRETHRINS—PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE

American Scientific Laboratories Division of Schering Corp.

ASL Face Fly Bomb

Pyrethrins 0.18 0.20 Not Registered Piperonyl butoxide 0.36 0.38

B. T. Babbitt, Inc.

Hep Patio Insect Spray

Pyrethrins 0.024 0.026 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.048 0.048

Bacon Products Company, Inc.

Flipo Livestock Spray

Pyrethrins 0.15 0.16 Not Registered Piperonyl butoxide 0.30 0.25 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 131

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Barker, Moore and Mein Company, Inc.

Barker’s Cattle Fly Spray

Pyrethrins 0.05 0.07 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.10 0.09

Black Leaf Products Co.

Black Leaf Fly and Mosquito Killer Insect Bomb

Pyrethrins 0.15 0.20 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.54 0.63

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho Dairy and Stock Fly Spray

Pyrethrins 0.03 0.04 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.25 0.22

Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.

Ortho Household Insect Bomb

Pyrethrins 0.20 0.25 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.50 0.52

Daly-Herring Co.

Dee Aitch Mill Spray

Pyrethrins 0.14 0.15 Not Registered Piperonyl butoxide 1.40 1.54

Dixi-Chem Co.

Di-Sect Insect Spray Super Lix Bugs

Pyrethrins 0.30 0.26 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.60 0.60

The d-Con Company, Inc.

d-Con Double Action Ant-Roach Killer and Repellent

Pyrethrins 0.075 0.07 Not Registered Piperonyl butoxide. 0.15 0.13

New d-Con Warpath Kills Roaches

Pyrethrins 0.10 0.11 Not Registered Piperonyl butoxide 1.00 0.85

Pyrethrins 0.10 0.098 Not Registered Piperonyl butoxide 1.00 0.95 132 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

d-Con Warpath Kills Roaches

Pyrethrins 0.10 0.09 Not Registered Piperonyl butoxide 1.00 1.06

Pyrethrins 0.10 0.09 Not Registered Piperonyl butoxide 1.00 0.92

The Dill Company, Inc.

Knock Out House and Garden Insect Killer Spray

Pyrethrins 0.15 0.18 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.54 0.63

Dill Spray Insect Killer

Pyrethrins 0.20 0.26 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 1.00 0.88

E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

E-Z-Flo Dairy and Livestock Fly Spray

Pyrethrins 0.025 0.04 Not Registered Piperonyl butoxide 0.25 0.23

Gulf Oil Corp.

Gulf Livestock Spray

Pyrethrins 0.05 0.04 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.25 0.22

GurMiCo Chemicals, Inc.

GurMiCo Pyrenone Grain and Warehouse Spray

Pyrethrins 0.20 0.19 Deficient Piperonyl butoxide 2.00 1.19

Hartz Mountain Products Corp.

Hartz Mountain Mite Dead Bird Spray

Pyrethrins 0.030 0.03 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.060 0.03

Hartz Mountain Cat Flea and Tick Killer

Pyrethrins 0.060 0.05 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.120 0.12

Hot Shot Quality Products, Inc.

Hot Shot Pressurized House and Garden Pest Killer

Pyrethrins 0.25 0.30 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.80 0.81 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 (Cont .) 1 3:5

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Hot Shot Fly and Mosquito Insect Killer (Pressurized)

Pyrethrins 0.30 0.28 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.96 0.65

S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc.

Raid Insect Spray

Pyrethrins 0.075 0.07 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.150 0.11

Raid House and Garden Bug Killer

Pyrethrins 0.25 0.30 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 1.25 1.13

The Kroger Co.

Kroger Kandu House and Garden Insect Killer

Pyrethrins 0.25 0.29 Deficient Piperonyl butoxide 0.80 0.14

Dr. LeGear, Inc.

LeGear Face-Fly and Livestock Spray

Pyrethrins 0.20 0.18 Not Registered Piperonyl butoxide 0.40 0.36

LeGear House and Garden Bug Killer

Pyrethrins 0.25 0.28 Not Registered Piperonyl butoxide 0.80 0.75

Lowe’s, Inc.

Lowes Petpak Bird Spray

Pyrethrins 0.05 0.05 Not Registered Piperonyl butoxide 0.40 0.15

McKesson Laboratories

Maya Insect Killer

Pyrethrins 0.20 0.18 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.72 0.69

Pet Chemicals, Inc.

Holiday Aerogel Powder Dries Up Roaches

Pyrethrins 0.35 0.36 Deficient Piperonyl butoxide 3.50 2.31 134 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Pet’M Laboratories Pet’m Shampoo

Pyrethrins 0.050 0.08 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.500 0.57

Rexall Drug and Chemical Co.

Patio Spray

Pyrethrins 0.024 0.04 Not Registered Piperonyl butoxide. 0.048 0.07

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Kattle Spray

Pyrethrins 0.03 0.03 Passed Piperonyl butoxide. 0.30 0.24

Shulton, Fine Chemicals Div. Aerosol Corporation of America

Bridgeport Solution 45 Insect Killer

Pyrethrins 0.08 0.06 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.20 0.15

Shulton, Home Products Div. Aerosol Corporation of America

Bridgeport Slug-A-Bug

Pyrethrins 0.250 0.28 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.625 0.63

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico House and Garden Insect Bomb

Pyrethrins 0.25 0.26 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 1.00 0.73

Unico Midget Insecticide Aerosol

Pyrethrins 1.20 1.27 Passed Piperonyl butoxide. 6.00 5.70

Watkins Products, Inc.

Watkins Quality Pyrethrum Fly Spray Barn Fog

Pyrethrins 0.05 0.06 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.40 0.40 Official Analyses of Economic' Poisons, 1966 (Coni.) 1

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

RONNEL

The Dow Chemical Co.

Dow Dairy Barn and Livestock Spray

Ronnel 24.00 25.75 Passed

Korlan 24E Insecticide

Ronnel 24.00 23.61 Passed

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Wound Protector

Ronnel 2.50 2.90 Passed

RONNEL—PHENOLS

Carbola Chemical Company, Inc.

Carbola Disenfecting White Paint

Ronnel 0.50 0.55 Passed Phenols 1.60 Present

RONNEL—DDVP

E. Joseph Cossman Co. (Registered by Alco Chemical Co.) Cossman Roach Cake

Ronnel 2.00 Passed DDVP 0.25 Theoretical phosphorus 0.23 0.17

Ronnel 2.00 Passed DDVP 0.25 Theoretical chlorine 0.78 0.74

ROTENONE

William Cooper and Nephews, Inc.

Cooper Cattle Grub and Louse Powder

Rotenone 1.50 1.65 Passed

Daly-Herring Co.

Dee Aitch 1.00% Rotenone Dust

Rotenone 1.00 0.92 Passed 136 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

GurMiCo Chemicals, Inc.

GurMiCo Rotenone 1 % Dust Rotenone 1.00 0.98 Passed

Hess and Clark Division of Richardson-Merrell, Inc.

Hess and Clark Powdered Louse Killer

Rotenone 0.50 0.43 Passed do 0.50 0.59 Passed

One-Spot Co.

One-Spot Flea Killer

Rotenone 1.00 1.04 Passed

ROTENONE—COPPER

Carbola Chemical Company, Inc.

Carbola Copper Rote

Rotenone 1.00 0.83 Passed Copper as metallic. 6.00 6.13

ROTENONE—DELPHENE

Rich Products Co.

Chase-A-Bug Tissues

Rotenone 0.24 Present Not Registered Delphene 2.00 3.55

Whitmire Research Laboratories, Inc.

Whitmire’s Ticks-Off Personal Insect Repellent

Rotenone 0.100 Present Deficient Delphene 2.00 0.38

ROTENONE—DICHLOROPHENE—HEXACHLOROPHENE

The Hilo Co. (Now: Hilo Products, Inc.)

Hilo Flea and Fungus Powder

Rotenone 1.20 1.42 Passed Dichlorophene 0.50 Hexachlorophene 0.50 Theoretical chlorine 0.39 0.35 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 137

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

ROTENONE—LETHANE 384

Whitmoyer Laboratories, Inc.

Whitmoyer Whitspray Dairy Cattle, Barn and Livestock Spray

Rotenone 0.05 Present Passed Lethane 384 1.50 2.69

ROTENONE— PINE OIL

Hilo Products, Inc.

Hilo Dip Concentrated Rinse

Rotenone 1.00 Present Passed Pine oil 71.00 Present

The Farnam Co.

Farnam Flys-Away Repellent Bomb

Rotenone 0.136 Present Not Registered Pine oil 21.806 Present

ROTENONE— PINE OIL—PYRETHRINS

Whitmire Research Laboratories, Inc.

Whitmire’s Wasp-Stopper

Rotenone 0.40 Present Not Registered Pine oil 2.80 Present Pyrethrins 0.05 0.06

ROTENONE— PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE—PYRETHRINS

Boyle Midway Inc.

Black Flag Flea, Tick and Louse Powder

Rotenone 0.50 0.61 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 1.00 0.77 Pyrethrins 0.10 0.11

Rotenone 0.50 0.76 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 1.00 1.15 Pyrethrins 0.10 0.14

Rotenone 0.50 0.66 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 1.00 1.16 Pyrethrins. 0.10 0.12 138 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 (Coni.)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.

Ortho Indoor Plant Bomb

Rotenone 0.13 Present Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.25 0.35 Pyrethrins 0.02 0.03

Pet’M Laboratories

Pet'm Shampoo Bar

Rotenone 0.025 Present Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.500 0.56 Pyrethrins 0.050 0.08

Pet’m Flea and Tick Powder

Rotenone 0.375 0.56 Passed Piperonyl butoxide. 0.75 0.81 Pyrethrins 0.075 0.10

McCormick and Company, Inc.

Bee Brand Insecticidal Shampoo

Rotenone 0.10 Present Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.50 0.53 Pyrethrins 0.10 Present

ROTENONE—PYRETHRINS

H. Clay Glover Company, Inc.

Glover’s Imperial Pressurized Flea and Tick Killer

Rotenone 0.008 Present Passed Pyrethrins 0.056 0.08

ROTENONE—PYRETHRINS—SULFUR

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc.

SA-100 Brand for Mexican Bean Beetle Control

Rotenone 1.00 0.94 Passed Pyrethrins 0.08 0.08 Sulfur 18.00 18.88

ROTENONE—PYRETHRINS—SULFUR—ZINEB

Swift and Co. Agricultural Chemical Div.

End-O-Pest for Gardens

Rotenone 1.00 Present Deficient Pyrethrins 0.10 0.09 Sulfur 10.00 10.23 Zineb 3.25 2.07 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 (Coni .) 139

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

ROTENONE—SULFUR

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.)

FCX Cattle Grub and Louse Powder

Rotenone 1.60 1.44 Passed Sulfur 45.00 44.38

Dr. LeGear, Inc.

LeGear’s Louse Powder

Rotenone 1.70 1.64 Passed Sulfur 8.00 8.43

Maxwell Insecticide Company, Inc. (Now: W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.)

Maxwell Cattle Grub and Louse Powder

Rotenone 1.50 1.66 Passed Sulfur 65.00 66.55

W. R. Peele Company, Inc. Pelco 1% Rotenone Dust

Rotenone 1.00 1.19 Passed Sulfur 15.00 16.35

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Lice and Grub Killer

Rotenone 1.67 1.43 Passed Sulfur 50.00 51.15

Wyatt-Quarles Seed Co. Wyatt's 1% Rotenone Dust

Rotenone 1.00 0.93 Passed Sulfur 15.00 14.56

SEVIN

Acme Quality Paints, Inc. (Registered by The Sherwin-Williams Co.) Acme Sevin 5% Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.23 Passed

Armour Agricultural Chemical Co. Armagard 10% Sevin Dust

Sevin 10.00 10.65 Not Registered 140 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Carolina Chemical Corp. 5% Sevin Dust

Sevin 5.00 4.34 Deficient 10% Sevin Dust

Sevin 10.00 9.62 Passed do 10.00 9.81 Passed

Carter Insecticide and Chemical Company, Inc. Carolina Brand 5% Sevin Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.43 Passed

Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.

Ortho Sevin 5 Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.25 Passed do 5.00 5.57 Passed do 5.00 5.61 Passed

Daly-Herring Co.

Dee Aitch 5% Sevin Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.30 Passed

Dee Aitch 10% Sevin Dust

Sevin 10.00 10.21 Passed

E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

E-Z-Flo Sevin 5 Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.41 Passed do 5.00 5.15 Passed do 5.00 5.71 Passed do 5.00 5.65 Passed

l E-Z-Flo Superkill l /2 % Sevin Dust Sevin 7.50 7.93 Passed

E-Z-Flo Sevin 10 Dust

Sevin 10.00 10.57 Passed

E-Z-Flo Sevin 50W

Sevin 50.00 51.51 Not Registered

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.) FCX 5% Dust Sevin 5.00 4.76 Passed do 5.00 4.80 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 141

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

FCX, Inc. FCX 5% Sevin Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.01 Passed do 5.00 5.15 Passed do 5.00 5.02 Passed FCX 10% Sevin Dust

Sevin 10.00 10.73 Passed

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.

Maxwell Sevin Bean Dust

Sevin 1.75 1.85 Passed Maxwell 5% Sevin Tobacco Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.01 Passed do 5.00 5.12 Passed do 5.00 5.46 Passed

Graham Chemical Company, Inc.

Graham’s Red Star Sevin Dust

Sevin 2.50 2.45 Passed do 2.50 2.50 Passed do 2.50 2.80 Passed

GurMiCo Chemicals, Inc. GurMiCo 5% Sevin Dust

Sevin 5.00 4.96 Passed do 5.00 5.45 Passed do 5.00 5.56 Passed

Niagara Chemical Div. FMC Corp.

Niagara Sevin 5 Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.11 Passed

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. Sevin 10% Dust

Sevin 10.00 20.33 Excessive Active Ingredient Pearson and Co.

Pearson's 5% Sevin Dust Beetle Killer

Sevin 5.00 5.06 Not Registered 142 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters 10% Sevin Dust

Sevin 10.00 10.13 Passed do 10.00 10.24 Passed do 10.00 10.60 Passed

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko 5% Sevin Vegetable Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.48 Passed do 5.00 5.45 Passed do 5.00 5.17 Passed do 5.00 5.56 Passed do 5.00 5.37 Passed

Kill-Ko Flea Powder

Sevin 5.00 5.51 Passed

Kill-Ko 80% Sevin Wettable

Sevin 80.00 80.26 Passed

Royster Chemical Co.

Royster Chem-Pest Sevin 5 Dust Insecticide

Sevin 5.00 5.63 Passed

Royster Chem-Pest Sevin 10 Dust

Sevin 10.00 10.00 Passed do 10.00 10.54 Passed

Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co. Smith-Douglass Sevin 5% Dust

Sevin 5.00 4.15 Deficient

Smith-Douglass Sevin 10% Dust

Sevin 10.00 9.91 Passed

Nutro Insect Killer with Sevin

Sevin 50.00 50.32 Passed

Southern Agricultural Chemicals, Inc. Royal Brand 10% Sevin Cotton Dust

Sevin 10.00 10.76 Not Registere Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 14

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc.

SA-50 Brand Sevin 1.75% Dust

Sevin 1.75 1.87 Passed SA-50 Brand Sevin 5% Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.24 Passed

SA-50 Brand Cat and Dog Flea and Tick Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.13 Passed

Swift and Co. Agricultural Chemical Div.

Swift’s Vegetable Dust 5% Sevin

Sevin 5.00 4.95 Passed

Taylor Chemical Co. (Now: E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.) Superkill 5% Sevin Dust

Sevin 5.00 4.94 Passed

Superkill Flea and Tick Powder.

Sevin 5.00 4.63 Deficient

Woolfolk Chemical Works, Ltd. Security Brand 1%% Sevin

Sevin 1.75 1.71 Passed

Security Brand Sevin Bean Dust

Sevin 1.75 1.73 Passed Security Brand 5% Sevin Garden Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.11 Passed do 5.00 5.15 Passed do 5.00 5.19 Passed do 5.00 5.43 Passed

l Security Brand l /2% Sevin Dust Sevin 7.50 7.93 Passed Security Brand 10% Sevin Cotton Dust

Sevin 10.00 9.79 Passed 144 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

SEVIN—CHLORANIL

Polk Miller Products Corp.

Sergeant’s Flea and Tick Powder

Sevin 5.00 5.03 Passed Chloranil 5.00 5.80

Sevin 5.00 5.03 Passed Chloranil 5.00 5.32

Sevin 5.00 5.92 Passed Chloranil 5.00 5.52

Sevin 5.00 6.32 Passed Chloranil 5.00 5.40

SEVIN—COPPER

FCX, Inc.

FCX “73” Potato and Tomato Dust

Sevin 3.00 3.13 Passed Copper as metallic 7.00 6.91

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. Mathieson Sevin 3%-Copper 7% Dust

Sevin 3.00 2.88 Passed Copper as metallic 7.00 7.10

Planters Chemical Corp. Planters 3% Sevin-7% Copper Dust

Sevin 3.00 2.99 Passed Copper as metallic 7.00 7.12

Sevin 3.00 3.05 Passed Copper as metallic 7.00 6.73

SEVIN—COPPER—SULFUR

Armour Agricultural Chemical Co.

Armagard Peanut Dust Copper-Sevin-Sulfur 4-5-75

Sevin 5.00 5.40 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 3.96 Sulfur 75.00 74.20

Sevin 5.00 5.23 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 4.40 Sulfur 75.00 74.03 Official Analysesc of Eonomic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 145

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho Sevin Copper Sulfur 5-3.4-70 Dust

Sevin 5.00 6.19 Passed Copper as metallic. 3.40 3.36 Sulfur 70.00 68.00

Ortho Sevin Copper Sulfur 5-4-80 Peanut Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.00 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 4.36 Sulfur 80.00 82.03

Carolina Chemical Corp.

Peanut King Copper 4 Sevin 5 Sulfur 80 Peanut Dust

Sevin 5.00 4.54 Deficient Copper as metallic 4.00 3.78 Not Registered Sulfur 80.00 73.65

Carolina Chemicals, Inc.

Flight Brand Copper-Sevin-Sulfur Peanut Dust 4-5-75

Sevin 5.00 4.93 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 4.03 Sulfur 75.00 75.20

Sevin 5.00 5.13 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 3.94 Sulfur 75.00 75.15

Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.

Ortho Sevin Copper Sulfur 5-3.4-70 Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.46 Passed Copper as metallic 3.40 3.27 Sulfur 70.00 69.85

Daly-Herring Co.

Dee Aitch 4% Metallic Copper 5% Sevin 74% Sulfur Peanut Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.08 Deficient Copper as metallic 4.00 4.17 Sulfur 74.00 64.00

Sevin 5.00 4.47 Deficient Copper as metallic 4.00 3.65 Sulfur 74.00 76.60

Sevin 5.00 5.00 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 3.88 Sulfur 74.00 74.39 146 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

E-Z-Flo Copper-Sevin-Sulfur Peanut Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.29 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 4.10 Sulfur 80.00 78.25

Sevin 5.00 5.79 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 3.97 Sulfur 80.00 79.60

FCX, Inc.

FCX Copper Sulfur Sevin Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.23 Deficient Copper as metallic 4.00 4.14 Sulfur 80.00 74.50

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.

Maxwell Copper-Sevin-Sulfur Peanut Dust 4-5-75

Sevin 5.00 4.98 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 3.80 Sulfur 75.00 77.15

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.

Mathieson Copper-Sevin-Sulfur 4-5-80 Peanut Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.53 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 3.85 Sulfur 80.00 80.70

Sevin 5.00 5.80 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 4.18 Sulfur 80.00 81.44

Niagara Chemical Div. FMC Corp.

Niagara Copper 4 Sevin 5 Sulfur 80 Peanut Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.63 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 3.85 Sulfur 80.00 80.95

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters Sevin-Copper-Sulfur Dust for Peanuts

Sevin 5.00 5.63 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 3.81 Sulfur 75.00 72.70 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 147

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Sevin 5.00 6.08 Passed Copper as metallic 4.00 3.81 Sulfur 75.00 71.25

Sevin 5.00 5.57 Deficient Copper as metallic 4.00 3.36 Sulfur 75.00 71.45

Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co.

Smith-Douglass Sevin-Copper-Sulfur Dust for Peanuts

Sevin 5.00 5.28 Not Registered Copper as metallic 4.00 3.96 Sulfur 75.00 74.60

Standard Spray and Chemical Co. Standard Brand 5% Sevin 4% Copper 75% Sulfur Dust

Sevin 5.00 1.66 Deficient Copper as metallic 4.00 3.92 Sulfur 75.00 74.40

SEVIN—DICHLOROPHENE

William Cooper and Nephews, Inc.

Pulvex Medicated Flea-Tick and Fungus Powder

Sevin 3.00 4.05 Passed Dichlorophene 0.50 0.67

Globe Laboratories Division of Chas. Pfizer and Company, Inc.

Globe Flea and Tick Powder

Sevin 5.00 5.45 Passed Dichlorophene 0.50 0.58

Hartz Mountain Products Corp.

Hartz Mountain Flea Powder

Sevin 5.00 6.89 Excessive Dichlorophene 0.50 0.81 Active Ingredient Pfizer Agricultural Div. Chas. Pfizer and Company, Inc.

Pfizer Flea and Tick Powder

Sevin 5.00 5.53 Not Registered Dichlorophene 0.50 0.58

Sevin 5.00 5.45 Not Registered Dichlorophene 0.50 0.54 148 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 (Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Starbar, Inc. Division Thuron Industries, Inc.

Starbar Trix Flea and Tick Powder

Sevin 5.00 5.06 Passed Dichlorophene 0.50 0.53

SEVIN—MANEB

Black Leaf Products Co.

Black Leaf Tomato and Vegetable Dust

Sevin 5.00 Not Registered Maneb 6.00 Theoretical nitrogen 0.98 0.88

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc.

SA-50 Brand Tomato and Potato Dust

Sevin 5.00 Passed Maneb 5.00 Theoretical nitrogen 0.88 0.97

Sevin 5.00 Passed Maneb 5.00 Theoretical nitrogen 0.88 1.10

SEVIN—N-OCTYL BICYCLOHEPTENE DICARBOXIMIDE— PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE—PYRETHRINS—QUATERNARY AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Dog Spray

Sevin 0.500 Not Registered N-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide 0.200 Piperonyl butoxide 0.120 0.09 Pyrethrins 0.060 Present 5,4'-dibromosalicylanilide and 3,5,4'-tribromosalicylanilide 0.025 Theoretical nitrogen 0.05 0.0/9

SEVIN—PARATHION

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho Sevin Parathion 5-1 Dust

Sevin 5.00 5.23 Deficient Parathion 1.00 0.86 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 149

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co.

Smith-Douglass Sevin Parathion 5-1 Dust

Sevin 5.00 4.94 Deficient Parathion 1.00 0.77

Taylor Chemical Co. (Now: E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.)

Tobacco Dust No. 51

Sevin 5.00 5.69 Passed Parathion. 1.00 1.00

SEVIN—PHALTAN—PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE— PYRETHRINS—ROTENONE

Elanco Products Co. A Division of Eli Lilly and Co.

Greenfield Rose and Flower Spray

Sevin 1.000 Passed Phaltan 0.700 Piperonyl butoxide 0.256 0.121 Pyrethrins 0.025 Present Rotenone 0.128 Present Theoretical nitrogen 0.10 0.10

SEVIN—PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE--PYRETHRINS

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Dog Powder

Sevin 5.00 9.31 Excessive Piperonyl butoxide 1.00 0.99 Active Pyrethrins 0.10 0.11 Ingredient

SEVIN—ROTENONE—ZINEB

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico Rose and Floral Spray Powder

Sevin 12.50 Passed Rotenone 2.50 Present Zineb 12.50 Theoretical nitrogen 2.14 2.95 .

150 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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SEVIN—SULFUR

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho Sevin-Sulfur 5-80 Peanut Dust

Sevin 5.00 4.94 Passed Sulfur 80.00 76.42

Dragon Chemical Corp. Blue Dragon Contains 2% Sevin

Sevin 2.00 1.90 Deficient Sulfur 10.00 8.98

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.

Maxwell Sevin-Sulfur Peanut Dust 5-75

Sevin 5.00 5.17 Passed Sulfur 75.00 73.69

J. M. Harris and Company, Inc. (Now: Dragon Chemical Corp.) Blue Dragon Contains 2% Sevin

Sevin 2.00 2.30 Deficient Sulfur 10.00 9.36

Sevin 2.00 2.28 Passed Sulfur 10.00 10.13

Sevin 2.00 2.30 Passed Sulfur 10.00 10.71

Sevin 2.00 3.05 Excessive Sulfur 10.00 10.08 Active Ingredient Sevin 2.00 1.29 Deficient Sulfur 10.00 10.18

New Blue Dragon Contains Sevin

Sevin 2.00 2.30 Passed Sulfur 10.00 10.62

Ralston Purina Co.

Purina Poultry Dusting Powder

Sevin 5.00 4.88 Passed Sulfur 10.00 10.85 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 (Coni.) 151

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Southern Agricultural Chemicals, Inc.

Royal Brand Sevin Bean Dust

Sevin 5.00 4.88 Not Registered Sulfur 20.00 19.20

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc.

SA-50 Brand Sevin 5% Dust With 70% Sulfur

Sevin 5.00 5.98 Passed Sulfur 70.00 70.83

SEVIN—SULFUR—ZINEB

Acme Quality Paints, Inc. (Registered by The Sherwin-Williams Co.) Acme Tomato Vegetable Dust

Sevin 3.00 Passed Sulfur 20.00 21.30 Zineb 5.20 Theoretical nitrogen 0.74 0.90

Sevin 3.00 Passed Sulfur 20.00 21.70 Zineb 5.20 Theoretical nitrogen 0.74 0.78

Smith-Douglass Company, Inc. (Now: Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co.) Nutro Tomato Vegetable Dust

Sevin 3.00 Passed Sulfur 20.00 19.26 Zineb 5.20 Theoretical nitrogen 0.74 1.09

STROBANE

Hot Shot Quality Products, Inc.

Hot Shot Moth Proofer and Carpet Beetle Killer

Strobane 5.00 4.90 Passed 152 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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STROBANE—ALLETHRIN—LETHANE 384— PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE

Acme Quality Products, Inc. (Registered by The Sherwin-Williams Co.)

Acme Fly and Mosquito Spray

Strobane 2.00 1.90 Passed Allethrin 0.10 Present Lethane 384 1.00 Present Piperonyl butoxide 0.25 0.25

STROBANE—PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE—PYRETHRINS

Hess and Clark Division of Richardson-Merrell, Inc.

Hess and Clark Hess Bomb

Strobane 2.00 2.02 Passed Piperonyl butoxide 0.80 0.79 Pyrethrins 0.20 0.18

STRYCHNINE

Carajon Chemical Company, Inc.

Force’s Quick Acting Ro-Dex

Strychnine alkaloid 0.50 0.51 Passed

Force’s Poison Wheat

Strychnine alkaloid 0.50 0.56 Passed do 0.50 0.51 Passed

Nott Manufacturing Company, Inc. Mouse-Nots

Strychnine sulfate 0.35 0.41 Not Registered do 0.50 0.46 Not Registered

Nott Mologen Mole Killer

Strychnine sulfate 0.35 0.99 Not Registered Super Mole-Nots

Strychnine sulfate 0.35 0.33 Not Registered

Kilmice

Strychnine sulfate 0.50 0.75 Not Registered

W. G. Reardon Laboratories, Inc. Mouse Seed

Strychnine alkaloid 0.40 0.72 Passed do 0.40 0.53 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 (Cont.) 153

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W. R. Sweeney Manufacturer, Inc. Sweeney’s Poison Peanuts

Strychnine alkaloid 0.30 0.39 Passed

SULFUR

Acme Quality Paints, Inc. (Registered by The Sherwin-Williams Co.)

Acme Wettable Dusting Sulfur

Sulfur 95.00 95.70 Passed do. 95.00 96.06 Passed

Destruxol Corporation, Ltd. Gopher Gasser

Sulfur 45.00 43.85 Passed

E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

Superkill Flotation Sulfur

Sulfur 94.00 92.66 Passed do 94.00 93.94 Passed

Garden Products Co.

Molite Mole Killer

Sulfur 53.00 33.59 Deficient „ Not Registered

The Kendall Company, Bauer and Black Div. (Now: The Kendall Company, Health Care Div.)

Curity Sulfur Fumes

Sulfur 98.50 99.85 Passed

Olin Machieson Chemical Corp.

Mathieson Agricultural Dusting Sulfur

Sulfur 93.00 87.81 Deficient

Stauffer Chemical Co.

Stauffer Magnetic “95”

Sulfur 95.00 96.15 Passed 1.54 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .)

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SULFUR—DICHLONE—FERBAM

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.

Corona Micronized Phybam-S Pre-Cover Fungicide Spray for Apples

Sulfur 71.00 68.28 Not Registered Dichlone 3.00 3.45 Ferbam 9.50 9.73

THALLIUM SULPHATE

Boyle-Midway Inc.

Black Flag Ant Trap

Thallium sulphate 1.17 1.19 Passed

Carajon Chemical Company, Inc.

Force’s Poison Peanuts

Thallium sulphate 1.00 1.05 Passed

James W. King Co.

King Kong Roach, Water Bug, Sweet Eating Ant and Mouse Destroyer

Thallium sulphate 1.25 1.22 Passed

Nott Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Ant-Not Ant Trap

Thallium sulphate 1.00 2.07 Not Registered

THIODAN

Niagara Chemical Div. FMC Corp.

Niagara Thiodan Miscible Insecticide

Thiodan 24.00 24.54 Passed do 24.00 23.69 Passed

Southern Agricultrral Insecticides, Inc.

SA-50 Brand Thiodan 4 Dust Cabbage and Tobacco Dust

Thiodan 4.00 3.88 Passed do 4.00 4.20 Passed do 4.00 3.96 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 (Cow/.) 1 55

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TOXAPHENE

California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho Toxaphene 20 Dust

Toxaphene 20.00 18.14 Deficient

Carolina Chemical Corp. Champion 10% Toxaphene Dust

Toxaphene 10.00 10.22 Not Registered

William Cooper and Nephews, Inc.

Cooper Back Rubber Concentrate

Toxaphene 68.00 65.32 Not Registered

Daly-Herring Co.

Dee Aitch 60% Toxaphene Emulsifiable Concentrate

Toxaphene 60.40 57.96 Passed do 61.20 60.37 Passed

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.)

FCX 20-0 Toxaphene

Toxaphene 20.00 19.79 Passed FCX Toxaphene Emulsion Concentrate

Toxaphene 60.00 60.30 Passed

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div. Maxwell 20% Toxaphene Dust

Toxaphene 20.00 20.57 Passed

Maxwell Toxaphene Emulsion 60

Toxaphene 60.40 59.02 Passed do 60.40 59.27 Passed

GurMiCo Chemicals, Inc.

GurMiCo Toxaphene 20 Dust

Toxaphene 20.00 19.86 Passed GurMiCo Toxaphene 60% Emulsion

Toxaphene 60.00 61.01 Passed 156 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 (Coni .)

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Maxwell Insecticide Company, Inc. (Now: W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.)

Maxwell Toxaphene Emulsion 60

Toxaphene 60.40 59.12 Passed

W. R. Peele Company, Inc.

Pelco Toxaphene 60-E.C.

Toxaphene 57.50 57.27 Passed do 57.50 58.93 Passed

Planters Chemical Corp. Planters 20% Toxaphene Dust

Toxaphene 20.00 19.86 Passed

Planters Toxaphene 6 lb. Emulsion Concentrate

Toxaphene 60.00 58.58 Passed

Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co. Smith-Douglass Toxaphene 20% Dust

Toxaphene 20.00 19.72 Passed

Smith-Douglass 6 lb. Toxaphene Emulsion Concentrate

Toxaphene 60.00 57.94 Passed do 60.00 59.30 Passed do 60.00 61.53 Passed

Southern Agricultural Chemicals, Inc. Royal Brand 20% Toxaphene Dust

Toxaphene 20.00 19.86 Passed

Taylor Chemical Co. (Now: E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.)

Superkill Cotton Dust (20% Toxaphene)

Toxaphene 20.00 20.60 Passed

United Co-Operatives, Inc.

Unico Toxaphene Emulsifiable Concentrate

Toxaphene 60.00 59.86 Passed do 60.00 61.36 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 { Coni .) 157

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Woolfolk Chemical Works, Ltd.

Security Brand 20% Toxaphene Dust

Toxaphene 20.00 19.86 Passed

Worden Manufacturing Co.

The Stockgrowers “Best" Pest Control-5% Toxaphene

Toxaphene 5.00 4.95 Not Registered

TOXAPHENE—DDT

Cape Fear Chemicals, Inc.

Tiger Brand 7-14 DDT Toxaphene Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.70

Carolina Chemical Corp. Cotton Special 14% Toxaphene 7% DDT Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.70

Cotton Special

Toxaphene 40.00 Deficient DDT 23.00 Theoretical chlorine 38.30 34.95

Toxaphene 40.00 Deficient DDT 23.00 Theoretical chlorine 38.30 35.56

Toxaphene 40.00 Deficient DDT 23.00 Theoretical chlorine 38.30 34.52

Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.

Ortho Toxaphene-DDT 14-7 Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.24

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 13.71 158 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont ,)

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Daly-Herring Co. Dee Aitch 14% Toxaphene 7% DDT

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 13.06

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 13.25

Dee Aitch 40% Toxaphene 20% DDT Emulsifiable Concentrate

Toxaphene 40.00 Passed DDT 20.00 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 35.91

E-Z-Flo Chemical Co.

Superkill 14% Toxaphene 7% DDT Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Deficient DDT. 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 11.96

Toxaphene 14.00 Deficient DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.05

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT. 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.70

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.88

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.51

E-Z-Flo Toxaphene-DDT 4-2 Emulsive

Toxaphene 40.00 Passed DDT 20.00 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 36.24

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.)

FCX 14-7 Dust (Toxaphene-DDT)

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.51

FCX “42” Cotton Spray

Toxaphene 38.70 Passed DDT 19.30 Theoretical chlorine 35.58 34.52 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 159

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Toxaphene 38.70 Passed DDT 19.30 Theoretical chlorine 35.58 36.70

Toxaphene 38.70 Passed DDT 19.30 Theoretical chlorine 35.58 36.57

Toxaphene 38.70 Passed DDT 19.30 Theoretical chlorine 35.58 35.91

FCS, Inc.

FCX 14-7 Dust (Toxa phene- DDT)

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.88

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.

Maxwell Toxaphene-DDT Emulsion 4-2

Toxaphene 40.00 Passed DDT 20.00 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 36.51

Toxaphene 40.00 Passed DDT 20.00 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 35.02

Toxaphene 40.00 Passed DDT 20.00 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 37.38

Toxaphene 40.00 Passed DDT 20.00 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 37.33

GurMiCo Chemicals, Inc.

GurMiCo Toxaphene 4 DDT 2 Emulsion

Toxaphene 38.00 Passed DDT 19.00 Theoretical chlorine 34.96 38.67

Toxaphene 38.00 Passed DDT 19.00 Theoretical chlorine 34.96 34.49

Howerton Gowen Chemicals, Inc.

Gowen's 14-7 Cotton Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.79 160 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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Meherrin Agricultural and Chemical Co.

Red Kay DDT-Toxaphene 7-14 Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 13.06

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.79

Niagara Chemical Div. FMC Corp.

Niagara DDT 7 Toxaphene 14 Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.70

W. R. Peele Company, Inc.

Pelco 14-7 Toxaphene DDT Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 13.70

Pelco Toxaphene-DDT Emulsion Concentrate

Toxaphene 40.00 Passed DDT 20.00 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 37.82

Toxaphene 40.00 Passed DDT. 20.00 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 37.78

Toxaphene 40.00 Passed DDT 20.00 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 35.00

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters Toxaphene DDT Emulsion Concentrate

Toxaphene 40.00 Passed DDT 20.00 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 35.00

Toxaphene 40.00 Passed DDT 20.00 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 35.60

Royster Chemical Co.

Royster Chem-Pest "204” DDT-Toxaphene

Toxaphene 39.40 Passed DDT 19.50 Theoretical chlorine 36.15 35.91 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 161

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Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co.

Smith-Douglass Toxaphene -DDT 4-2 Emulsion Concentrate

Toxaphene 40.00 Passed DDT 20.00 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 37.62

Southern Agricultural Chemicals, Inc.

Royal Brand Toxaphene 14-DDT 7 Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 13.25

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 13.16

Swift and Co. Agricultural Chemical Div.

Swift's Gold Bear 14% Toxaphene 7% DDT Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.51

Swift’s Gold Bear VD42E Toxaphene-DDT

Toxaphene 38.70 Passed DDT 19.40 Theoretical chlorine 35.63 34.74

TOXAPHENE—DDT—METHYL PARATHION

Armour Agricultural Chemical Co. Armagard Toxaphene-DDT-Methyl Parathion Cotton Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Not Registered DDT 7.00 Methyl parathion 1.00 1.34 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.88 Armagard Toxaphene-DDT-Methyl Parathion Emulsion Concentrate

Toxaphene 38.00 Deficient DDT 19.00 Methyl parathion 9.50 9.53 Theoretical chlorine 34.96 32.75 .

162 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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Blue Chemical Company, Inc.

Thor Brand 14-7-2 Tox-DDT-MP Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Deficient DDT 7.00 Not Registered Methyl parathion 2.00 1.36

Theoretical chlorine. . . 12.88 13.07

Carolina Chemicals, Inc.

Flight Brand Methyl Parathion-Toxaphene-DDT Dust 2-14-7

Toxaphene 14.00 Deficient DDT 7.00 Methyl parathion 2.00 1.62 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 13.25

Carter Insecticide and Chemical Company, Inc.

Carolina Brand P-D-T Cotton Poison

Toxaphene 40.00 Deficient DDT 20.00 Methyl parathion 5.00 4.78 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 32.83

Daly-Herring Co.

Tri-Toxcide Cotton Spray Emulsifiable Concentrate

Toxaphene 38.90 Deficient DDT 19.40 Methyl parathion 5.60 4.71 Theoretical chlorine 35.76 36.05

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.)

FCX “421” Cotton Spray

Toxaphene 37.30 Passed DDT 18.70 Methyl parathion 9.40 9.00 Theoretical chlorine 34.34 35.63

Toxaphene 37.30 Deficient DDT 18.70 Methyl parathion 9.40 8.81 Theoretical chlorine 34.34 34.53

FCX, Inc.

FCX Cotton Bug Blaster

Toxaphene 37.30 Passed DDT 18.70 Methyl parathion 6.80 6.80 Theoretical chlorine 34.34 33.99 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 (Coni.) 166

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W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.

Maxwell Cotton Spray-Plus Emulsion Concentrate

Toxaphene 40.00 Passed DDT 20.00 Methyl parathion 5.00 4.77 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 36.16

W. R. Peele Company, Inc.

Pelco 2-4-5 Super Cotton Spray Emulsifiable Concentrate

Toxaphene 40.00 Deficient DDT 20.00 Methyl parathion 5.00 4.44 Theoretical chlorine 36.80 36.22

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters Special Cotton Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Deficient DDT 7.00 Methyl parathion 1.00 0.90 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.70

Planters Special Cotton Spray

Toxaphene 38.88 Deficient DDT 19.45 Methyl parathion 6.08 4.66 Theoretical chlorine 35.78 33.77

Toxaphene 38.88 Deficient DDT 19.45 Methyl parathion 6.08 4.77 Theoretical chlorine 35.78 35.39

Toxaphene 38.88 Deficient DDT 19.45 Methyl parathion 6.08 4.90 Theoretical chlorine 35.78 34.38

Smith-Douglass Company, Inc. (Now: Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co.)

Smith-Douglass Special Cotton Spray

Toxaphene 38.88 Deficient DDT 19.45 Not Registered Methyl parathion 6.08 4.61 Theoretical chlorine 35.78 35.78 .

164 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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Smith-Douglass Toxaphene-DDT-Methyl Parathion Cotton Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Deficient DDT 7.00 Methyl parathion 2.00 1.20 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 11.13

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00

Methyl parathion . . 2.00 2.08 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.51

Southern Agricultural Chemicals, Inc.

Royal Brand Triple Kill Dust

Toxaphene 15.00 Not Registered DDT 4.00 Methyl parathion 1.00 1.43 Theoretical chlorine 12.05 11.88

TOXAPHENE—DDT—PARATHION

Daly-Herring Co. Dee Aitch 14% Toxaphene 7% DDT 1% Parathion Dust Toxaphene 14.00 Deficient DDT 7.00 Parathion 1.00 1.25 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.15

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div.

Maxwell 14-7-1 Cotton Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Parathion 1.00 1.05 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.61

GurMiCo Chemicals, Inc.

GurMiCo 4 Toxaphene 2 DDT 0.5 Parathion Emulsion

Toxaphene 38.00 Excessive DDT 19.00 Active Parathion 5.00 6.73 Ingredient Theoretical chlorine 34.96 35.81

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.

Mathieson Super X-Plus Cotton Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Parathion 1.00 1.02 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.42 .

Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .) 165

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W. R. Peele Company, Inc.

Pelco 14-7-1 Toxaphene DDT Parathion Dust

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Parathion 1.00 1.07 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.61

Toxaphene 14.00 Passed DDT 7.00 Parathion 1.00 1.42 Theoretical chlorine 12.88 12.79

TOXAPHENE—MALATHION

Agricultural Specialties (Now: Thuron Industries, Inc.)

Lintox-M Livestock Spray Emulsifiable Concentrate

Toxaphene 43.00 41.83 Passed Malathion 4.30 4.12

Starbar, Inc. Division of Thuron Industries, Inc. Starbar Lintox-M Livestock Spray and Dip Backrubber Concentrate Toxaphene 43.00 44.09 Passed Malathion 4.30 4.19 Toxaphene 43.00 42.92 Passed Malathion 4.30 4.23

TOXAPHENE—PARATHION

W. R. Grace and Co. Davison Chemical Div. Maxwell Toxaphene-Parathion Dust 20-2 Toxaphene 20.00 19.29 Passed Parathion 2.00 1.94

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc.

SA-50 Brand Pre Heading Cabbage Dust with Toxaphene and Parathion

Toxaphene .... 10.00 10.35 Passed Parathion 1.50 1.63

Toxaphene . ... 10.00 9.86 Passed Parathion 1.50 1.55

<\-50 Brand Pre-Head Dust 2-20

Toxaphene 20.00 19.57 Passed Parathion 2.00 2.32

Toxaphene .... 20.00 19.86 Passed Parathion 2.00 2.45 J 66 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .)

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TRITHION

Stauffer Chemical Co.

Trithion 4E

Trithion 45.20 44.90 Passed

Woolfolk Chemical Works, Ltd. Security Brand 2% Trithion Dust

Trithion 2.00 2.03 Passed

WARFARIN

Allied Mills, Inc.

Wayne Rat and Mouse Killer

Warfarin 0.025 0.028 Passed

Bacon Products Company, Inc.

Eagle’s-7

Warfarin 0.025 0.027 Not Registered

American Scientific Laboratories Division of Schering Corp.

ASL Banarat Mouse Bits

Warfarin 0.025 0.028 Not Registered

ASL Banarat Warfarin Bits

Warfarin 0.025 0.031 Not Registered

Black Leaf Products Co. New! Warf with Prolin Warfarin 0.025 0.028 Passed do 0.025 0.025 Passed do 0.025 0.030 Passed

Boyle-Midway Inc.

Black Flag Rat and Mouse Killer with Prolin

Warfarin 0.025 0.027 Passed

F. M. Byrd, Inc. (Now: Carolina Garden and Farm Service, Inc.)

.5% Prolin Concentrate

Warfarin 0.50 0.54 Passed do 0.50 0.58 Passed Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 167

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California Chemical Company-Ortho Div. (Now: Chevron Chemical Company-Ortho Div.)

Ortho Pelleted Rat and Mice Bait

Warfarin 0.025 0.028 Passed

The d-Con Company, Inc. d-Con Pellets Kills Rats and Mice

Warfarin 0.025 0.029 Passed d-Con Mouse-Prufe

Warfarin, sodium salt 0.054 0.051 Passed d-Con Concentrate Kills Rats and Mice Exclusive Blend LX 3-2-1

Warfarin 0.30 0.35 Passed

Dixi-Chem Co.

Banerin-58 Rat Bait

Warfarin 0.025 0.024 Passed

Dun-Win Company-Goulds ‘'Dell” Products

Flavorized Rat-Kakes

Warfarin 0.025 0.027 Passed

Federal Chemical Company, Inc. Arab Mouse-deth

Warfarin 0.025 0.027 Passed

Greever’s Inc.

Greever’s Ready-Mixed Warfarin Bait

Warfarin 0.025 0.025 Passed

GurMiCo Chemicals, Inc.

GurMiCo Rat Kill

Warfarin 0.025 0.024 Passed

Hess and Clark Division of Richardson-Merrell, Inc.

New Warfarat with Prolin

Warfarin 0.025 0.025 Passed 168 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

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Warfarat Crumbles

Warfarin 0.025 0.020 Not Registered

Warfarat Pellets

Warfarin 0.025 0.029 Not Registered

Hopkins Agricultural Chemical Co.

Hopkins Prolin Pellets Rat and Mouse Killer

Warfarin 0.025 0.030 Passed

Hub and Ed Wholesale (Registered by Mt. Holly Farm Supply)

Death for Rats and Mice

Warfarin 0.025 0.030 Not Registered

Lawson Rat Kill Co.

Lawson Rat Kill

Warfarin 0.025 0.057 Passed

Dr. LeGear, Inc.

LeGear Prolin Bait 'N Bags

Warfarin 0.025 0.029 Not Registered do 0.025 0.030 Not Registered

LeGear Prolin Mouse Bait

Warfarin 0.025 0.027 Passed do 0.025 0.027 Passed do 0.025 0.025 Passed do 0.025 0.031 Passed do 0.025 0.029 Passed

Master Products Co.

Rat Buster

Warfarin 0.025 0.030 Passed do 0.025 0.033 Passed

Nip-Co Manufacturing, Inc.

Warfarin

Warfarin 0.025 0.033 Not Registered

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters Rat and Mouse Bait

Warfarin 0.025 0.027 Not Registered Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 169

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Progress Chemical Co.

Ratcheck Prolin Pellets Kills Rats and Mice

Warfarin 0.025 0.031 Passed

Rexall Drug and Chemical Co.

Rexall Prolin Mouse Killer

Warfarin 0.025 0.024 Not Registered do 0.025 0.027 Not Registered

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Prolin Rat Bait

Warfarin 0.025 0.025 Passed do 0.025 0.027 Passed do 0.025 0.029 Passed

Dr. Salsbury’s Laboratories

Dr. Salsbury’s Prolin Redi-Bait

Warfarin 0.025 0.028 Passed

Seacoast Laboratories, Inc.

Twin Light Rat-Bait

Warfarin 0.025 0.039 Passed

S. C. Wells and Co. (Now: Brown Manufacturing Co.)

Rough on Rats Anti-Coagulant Bait

Warfarin 0.025 0.033 Passed

ZINEB

Cape Fear Chemicals, Inc. Tiger Brand 10% Dithane Dust

Zineb 6.50 2.67 Deficient do 6.50 5.73 Deficient

Carolina Chemical Corp.

10% Dithane Z-78 Dust

Zineb 6.50 7.29 Passed 170 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Coastal Chemical Corp. Coastal 10% Dithane Dust

Zineb 6.50 5.83 Deficient

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc. (Now: FCX, Inc.)

FCX 6.5% Zineb Dust

Zineb 6.50 5.34 Deficient

FCX, Inc.

FCX 6.5% Zineb Dust

Zineb 6.50 6.57 Passed

J. M. Harris and Company, Inc. (Now: Dragon Chemical Corp.) New! Dragon Tomato Dust

Zineb 5.00 3.89 Deficeint

Niagara Chemical Div. FMC Corp.

Niagara Zineb 6.5 Dust

Zineb 6.50 6.60 Passed

Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters Zineb Dust

Zineb 6.50 5.47 Deficient

Royster Chemical Co.

Royster Chem-Pest “65”

Zineb 6.50 6.26 Passed

Smith-Douglass A Division of The Borden Chemical Co.

x Smith-Douglass 6 /2 % Zineb Dust Zineb 6.50 5.39 Deficient Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cord .) 171

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

ZINEB—KARATHANE

Rigo Manufacturing Co.

Kill-Ko Fungicide Spray

Zineb 36.00 Not Registered Karathane 4.00 Theoretical nitrogen 3.97 5.06

Zineb 36.00 Not Registered Karathane 4.00 Theoretical nitrogen 3.97 4.10

ZINEB—SULFUR

Dawson Chemical Co.

Sperlox-SZ

Zineb 8.00 6.81 Deficient Sulfur 40.00 24.51

MISCELLANEOUS INORGANIC

American Cyanamid Co. Cyanogas A Dust

Calcium cyanide 42.00 42.76 Passed

MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIC

Acme Insecticide Div. Acme Quality Paints, Inc. (Registered by The Sherwin-Williams Co.)

Acme Slug and Snail Spray

Metaldehyde 20.00 19.90 Passed

Allied Mills, Inc.

Wayne Quaticide No. 34

Alkyl-dimethy I -benzyl -ammonium chlorides 20.00 19.13 Passed

Wayne Environ Disenfectant

O-benzyl p-chlorophenol 2.50 Passed 2,2'-methylenebis (3,4,6-trichlorophenol) 0.20 Theoretical chlorine 0.50 0.52 172 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Amchem Products, Inc.

Weedone Poison Ivy Killer

Amitrole 1.00 0.96 Passed Amchem Garden Weeder

Sesone 1.20 1.35 Not Registered

Amchem Improved Rootone with Fungicide

Thiram 4.00 4.63 Passed

American Cyanamid Co.

Cygon* 2-E Insecticide

Dimethoate 23.40 25.40 Passed

Daly-Herring Co.

Dee Aitch Brand D-D Soil Fumigant

Chlorinated C ;i hydrocarbons 100.00 Not Registered Chlorine 55.00 55.88

Dee Aitch 17.3% Nemagon

Nemagon 17.30 11.37 Deficient

The Dow Chemical Co.

Dow Bug ’N Slug Killer

Zectran 22.00 21.71 Passed

Elanco Products Co. A Division of Eli Lilly and Co.

Greenfield Complete Kill

Erbon 11.00 11.54 Passed

Treflan E. C.

Trifluralin 44.50 46.59 Passed

Great Lakes Chemical Corp. GLC Soilbrom-85

Ethylene dibromide 85.00 85.37 Passed

J. M. Harris and Company, Inc. Dragon No-Ho

Dacthal 5.00 4.71 Deficient Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Coni .) 178

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Howerton Gowen Company, Inc. (Now: Howerton Gowen Chemicals, Inc.)

Alkill

Alkyl tolyl methyl-trimethyl

ammonium chlorides. . 10.00 10.62 Not Registered

Lehn and Fink Products Corp.

Lysol Spray Disinfectant

O-phenylphenol 0.10 0.098 Not Registered

Lynch Chemical Co.

Pine Oil Disinfectant

Pine oil 80.00 Present Not Registered

Niagara Chemical Div. FMC Corp.

Niagara Dinitro Dry (Wettable)

Dinitro ortho cresol 40.00 39.30 Passed

Pearson and Co.

Red Devil Dust

Sabadilla alkaloids 0.80 0.93 Passed

Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. Agricultural Chemicals Div.

Penar for Tobacco Sucker Control

Penar 56.50 55.15 Passed

Plant Products Corp.

Plantfume 103 Smoke Generator

Sulfotepp 15.00 7.12 Deficient Not Registered

Ralston Purina Co.

Raticate

Shoxin 1.00 1.10 Passed

Shell Chemical Co. Agricultural Chemicals Div.

Bidrin Insecticide

Bidrin 82.00 84.54 Passed 174 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1966 ( Cont .)

Guaranteed Found Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Stauffer Chemical Co.

Stauffer Eptam 6-E

Eptam 75.50 76.49 Passed

Stauffer Tepp 40-WM

Tepp 40.00 38.21 Passed

Stauffer Vernam 6E Emulsifiable Liquid

Vernam 75.90 74.72 Passed

Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co.

De-Pester Casoron Granules

Dichlobenil 2.00 2.50 Passed

United States Rubber Co. Chemical Div. MH-30

Diethanolamine-salt of 6-hydroxy-3- (2H)-pyridazinone 58.00 58.39 Passed