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SOIL INSECTICIDE FOR prOTECTION ACCEPTED AGAINST CORN R()OTIJORrl AND OTHlR MAJOR l'lSTS AUG 2 4 1984 Und'il 1.~e r.deral If\~acuclde, Fungicid •. and Rodenticide ;;'ct. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN as amended, for IhI! pestiCIde reqi.lered uDde.r., r7i ... . ") ) EPA R.g. /'10. "Y/U ~~.sc.

WARNING ~RECAUCION AL USUARIO: A'.' I SO SI USTED NO LEE INGLES, NO USE ESTC PRODUCTO HAST QUE LA ETIQUETA LE HAYA SIDO EXPLICADA AMPLIAME~T STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATME:;T FOR PESTICIDE EMERGENCY

CALL A PHYSICIAN IM~EDIATELY: If a ~nown ex~osure occurs, or if polsoning is suspected, do not wait for sy~ptoms to develop. I~mediately start the procedures gi;~~ ~elow and simultaneously cont~ct a Poison Center, d physicia~. o~ the nearest ~o·pital or call collect, day or night, Stauff"r ChEe'nical Company (203) 226-6602 or Chemtrec (800) 424-9300.

iiote: Be sure to advise the persof' contacted that the compouOld lS il cholinesterase ir,l,ibitor. Descri~e ~he typ~ of expo~ure, the victim'~ symptolns, and follow the a~vice given. ( POISON SYMPTOMS - DYFONATE is a hignly toxic cholinesterase inhibitor. Synlptom~ of poisoning include headache, blurred vision, weakn~ss, nausea, discomfort in the chest, abdominal cramps, vom­ iting, diarrhea, salivation, sweating and pinpoint pupils.

ALWAYS CALL A PHYSICIAN 1,; ~ASE OF SUSPECTED POISONING.

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Made in U.S.A. by STAUFFER CHEMICAL COMPANY Westport, CT 05881-08~D

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If swallowed, imlnpdiJtely give several glds~es of water and induce vomiting by placin~1 d finger on the :,ack of the victim's tongue. Gi ve f1 u ids un til v Ofil i t us i 5 C led r. 00 not i n due e v Or:1 it in 'J 0 r OJ i v (> anything by Inouth to an unconscious or convulsing person.

For skin contact, tlush with large a,~ounts of running water for IS miriLites. Remove contaminated clothing and shoes. Get medical attention. Wash clothing before re-use.

For eye contact, immedi ately flush eyes wi th I arge amounts of runni ng water for at least 15 minutes. Hold eyelids apart to insure rinSing of the entire surf Ice of the eye and I ids with water. Get medical attention immediately.

If inhaled, remove to fresh air. If not breathing, clear victim's airway and start mouth-to-r:1outh arti ficial respiration. If breathing is difficult, give oxygen, preferably with a physician's advIce. Get medical attenticn imnedjat~ly.

INFORMATION FOR MEDICAL PERSO~NEL Initial measures i.,elude rt'fi1oval of secretions, maintenance of a patent airway, and if necessary, artificial respiration. When cyanosis is relieved, atropine by injection is antidotal and-maJ~ be administered inTarye therapeutic doses, repeated as necessary to the pOint of tolerance. If symptoms warrant further treatment, 2-PAM (Protopam Chloride) has shOwn util ity as adjunctive therapy. Never use morphine. ContinJed absorption of the poison may occur, res u i tin gin fat a Ire I J P 5 e aft e r i nit; a I i 1:1 pro v e fOl en t; v e r y c los e supervision of the patient is indic~ted for at least 4B to 72 hours. 00 not trdnsport or store Dyfonate 15-G with food or feed intended for human or consumption. IN CASE OF SPILL ISOLATE the spil I. HOLD this package, other cargo and vechicles involved. li4MEDIATELY TELErHONE (24-hour service) for emergency c isistance 800-4<4-9300.

PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS

H~ZAROS TO IIUMANS AND DOMESTIC Ar:l~~IS

WI,RNING,

M~Y BE FATAL IF ~WALLOWED, I111ALED O~ ABSORBED THROUGH THE SKIN. RAP I DL Y AB S 0 RII EDT HR 0 UGH T" E S I( P' • DorIO T GET I NTH E EYES, 0 N SKIN, OR ON CLOTHING. AVOID BREATHI,'iG OF OUST. ------

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Wear rubber gloves, protc'ctiv(' clotning and goyylcs. Wash hands, arlns, and face thorouyhly with soap and water after handling and before eating or 5f~okin9. Routinely shower or bathe after wurk and wash all clothing with soap and hot water before reusing. In case of contact, immediately remove contaminated clothing and wash thorollghly with soap and water. Do not transport or store DYFONATE 15-G with any food or feed intended for human or anifnal consumption. Not for use or storage in or around the home.

REENTRY STATEMENT Do not apply this product in such a manner as to directly or through d,'ift expose workers or other persons. The area being treated ~ust b vacated by unprotectea persons Do not enter treated areas without protective clothing until dusts have settled. Do not apply or al low to drift to areas occupied by beneficial animal or onto adjoining food, fiber or pasture crops. Do not contaminate food or feed. Because certain states may requlre more restrictive reentry intervals for various crops treated with this product, consult your State Department of Agricul:ure for further information.

Written or oral warnings must be give~ to workers who are expected to be in a treated area or in an area about tc be treated with this product. Oral warnings must be Jiven if there is reason to believe that written warnings canr.ot be understood by workers. When oral warnings are given, warnings shall be given in a language customarily understood by workers and must indicate the specific " I' period of time that treated areas may not be entered without I protective clothing. Oral warnings must also include appropriate first aid instructions in case of accidental exposure. These instructions are given in the STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT at the beginning of this label. Written warnings must include the following information, "WARNING. Area treated with DYFONATE® Agricultural Insecticide on (date of ,1 p P 1 i c d t ion). [1 () n () t [' n t e r t r "d ~ ,',; ,) r '_' ":. ',; i tho uta p pro i-' rid t ,~ protective clothing until dusts have settled (or other reentry interval if your state has a more restrictive interval for this product). If a~cidental exposure occurs, follow the in­ structions below." (Written warnings must inclUde the STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT given at the beginning of this label.) o YI 0 rU,l L 1 ':> • (, 4.

ENVIRONMENTAL HAZ~RDS

This product is toxic to fish, bIrds and other wi ldl i fe. 00 not apply directly to water ur wptlands. Do not contaminate water by cleanins of equipl:lent or disposal of wastes. Apply this product only as specified on this label. GENERAL PRECAUTIONS Read all directions before using.

00 not apply on any crop, or in any ~anner not specified on this label. Do not rotate with carrots. CONTROLLED Black Cutworm (Agrotis ipsilon)* Cabbage Magyot (Hylem~ brassicae) Corn Leaf Aphid (Rho alosiphurTI maidis) European Corn Borer Ostrin1a nUDiialis) Garden Sy~phylan (:cutlgerella i~~aculata) Greenbug (Schizaphis graminum) Lesser Cornstalk Borer (Elasmopalpu5 lignosellus) Maize Billbug (Sphenophorus maidis) - Seed Corn (Agonoderus lecontei) Seed Corn Maggot (Hylenya cilicrura) Southwester0 Corn Borpr (Dlatraen grandiosplla) Sugarbeet Root Maggot (Jetanops myQ~aeformis) White Grub (Phyllophaga crinata) *(Control of light and moderate infestation) Flea :

Elongate ( elongata) Palestriped Flea Beetle (Systena blanda) Sweetpotato Flea Beetle (Chaetocnema confinis) Threespotted Flea Beetle (Disonycha triangularis) Rootworms: Northern Corn Rootworm (Diabrotica longicornis) Western Corn Rootworm (Diabrotica virgifera) Southern Corn Rootworm (DTdbrotica undecimpunctata howardi) h j r fe W 0 r :': " :

Corn IIi reworm (Melanotus cO~::1unis) Pacific COdst Wireworm (Llmonius canus) Southern Potato Wi reworm- (ConClderus fall i) Sugarbeet Wireworm (Limonius californicus) Tobacco Wi rewarm (Conoderus yespertinus) Western Field Wireworm (Limonius infuscatus) Wheat Wireworm (Agriotes mancus) Cten ice r a 1 0 bat a ---- ~()J) ius ~ lid u s IlYfUNATl I~.r; ~ .

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NOTE : Preplant broadcast applications should be mixed (incorpo­ rated) into the soi 1 to a depth of 2 to 3 inches.

COLE CROPS (BRUCCOLI, BRUSSELS SPROUTS, CAdBAGE AND CAULIFLOWER): For control of cabbage maggot prior to and at time of seeding or transplanting, apply 27 pounds DYFO:jATE 15.G per acre, broad­ cast and incorporate into the soil by discing. Not recommended in the Northwestern U.S. CORN (Field, Sweet and Popcorn):

NOTE: May be used in corn grown for grain or silage. A. Band application for control of northern, southern, and western corn rootworms, black cutworm, lesser cornstalk borer, seed corn beetle and seed corn ~aggot and for suppressi on of wi rewornls (reco-:m;>nded for seed corn beetle in the central and Inidwes~ern corn growing areas only) :

Apply thp I"ates recomnended in the following table in a 6 to 8 inch band over corn rows 33 to 40 inches apart.

RATE PER 1000 RATE PER AC?,E LINEAR FEET

Corn rootworms 5.0 to 6.75 pounds 6.0 to B.O ounces Seed corn beetle S~ed corn maggot

Wireworms 6.75 pounds 8.0 ounces B 1 a eke u two r m* 7.50 pounds 9.0 ounces Lesser cornstak 13.4 pJunds 16.0 ounces borer

*(With heavy infestations, d sufficient number of black cutworm larvae may survive the Dyfonate treatment to

.c ;j 'I ~ P d (~"1 d 'J;' t r) the r, (°0 r ..-, • I f ~~ h ~ S 0 C cur s, ani rl S .~ c t 1 C i d r rescue tr~Jt~l~nt witn dnoth~r lnsecticlde registered for this use Cdl 1)(' "lade to control these surviving larvae.)

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1. ApRlication At Planting: Incorporate into the top 1/2 t 0 1 Tn C:1i - ·0 f - so iT 1)y- na-" i r, 9 ~ ~ r lie a ito n a h l' ado f the pre ssw h (~(> Is, 0 r by d rag gin y ash 0 r tIe n y tho f c h a i n behi nrl th(> pre,,, \'Ihpcl s. For John Deere 7000 series planters ~Iilce DHDHAH 15.::; b'-,hind the firming wh .. els. 00 not place DYFONATE 15.G in direct contact with the seed. OR

2. AeJ!licatlon At Cultivation: Cover the treated band \~ith ~ to 3 inches of soil by na(ing application inimediately ahead of disc hillers or cultivation equipment. Make application in Mayor June when activity of rootworm larvae is first observed. ~ot recommended for control of lesser ccrnstalk borer Jr for suppression of wireworms or black cutworm. Do not apply within 45 days of harvest nor feed or graze to livestock within 30 days of treatment.

B. BroadCi·st a~p1ication for control of symphylans, northern, southern and western corn rootwor~s, wireworms and maize billbugs: Apply 13.4 pounds (for symphylans) or 27 pounds (for symphylans, rootworm, wireworms and maize billbugs) OYFONATE 15.G per acre, prior to planting and incorporate into the soil by disci ng. Recomlnended for"billbugs in the southeastern U.S. on 1y • C. Band or broadcast application for control of European corn borer and southwestern corn bor~r: Apply 6.75 pounds OYFONATE 15.G per acre over the (orn, so granules fall into whorls. Hay be applied broadcast, using air or ground equipment or in 6 to 8 inch bands over corn rows 30 inches or more apart.

Do not apply within 30 days of harvest nor feed or graze , . livestock within 30 days of treatment.

1. European corn borer. Make a~plication when 50% cf the plants show first generation borer feeding. To control second generation corn borer, apply when field counts show 100 egg masses per 100 plants.

2. Southwestern corn borer. A~ply when ne~ly hatched larvae first apP"dr. Rl'ped ap;:>lic~tia~ dS necessary to cuntrol later generations. o. Band appl ication for control of wi rewarms in sweet corn grown on muck soils (Florida only):

Based on 36 inch row s~a(ing, apply 13.4 pounds OYFONAT£ 15.G per acre in a 2 inch band over the furrows at planting. This is equivalent to 13.4 pounds OYFONATE 15.G per 14,520 linear feet of row. DYf-()IJ,~IL l~.G 7 •

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Southeastern li.S.; For cuntr'o] at southern corn rootworm, use 13.4 pounds DYFONATE ]~.G per dcr0 in an 18 inch band on 36 inch rows - al,ply at pegging. For control of lesser cornstalk borer, use 13.4 pounds DYFONATE 15.G per acre in an 18 incn band on 36 incl, rows - apply at first signs of borer infestation after pegging begins. May be used up to 30 days after pegging begins.

SORGHUM (Milo); (Texas only) - For control of corn leaf aphid and greenbug, apply 5 pounds DYFONATE 15.G per acre over the top using aerial appl ication equipment. Use 0nly on irrigated sorghum. Do not apply within 14 days of harvest nor feed or graze to livestock within 14 days of applica:ion. Limit post emergence use to 2 applications per crop.

SUGAR BEETS; Band application for control of sugar beet root maggots; Apply 6.7' to 10.0 pounds DYFONATE ]S.G p~r acre in a 7 inCh-band over sugar beet rows 22 or more inches a~art. Apply at planting and lightly incorporate into the soil. Do not place DYFONATE 15.G in di rect contact with the seed. R~:ommended in Colorado and the northwest sugar beet growing ar23S only.

SUGARCANE; For control of the white grub, Phillophaga crir-ata, apply 27 to 4U pounds DYFONATE 15.G per acre in a 20 inch band on cane rows 60 inches apart. Thic is equivalent to 3.0 - 4.5 pounds of DYFONATE 15.G per 1,000 linear feet of row. Make application over the top of the cane row and lightly incorporate as close to the plants as possible. For best results, irrigate after applica­ tion. Application should be timed accord;ng to the flight of the adult beetles. Apply at any tine from the peak of tne adult flight up until two weeks after flight peak. Recommended in the Southwestern U.S. only. SWEET POTATOES;

Southeastern U.S.; For control of wi reworms and flea beetle larvae, apply 21 pounds DYFONATE lS.G per acre, broadcast, at p I anti n 9 il n din cor p () r cl t.' i n t r J t h" Co ') ; 1 h Y disc i n'1, 0 r, a p ply 2 (1 pounds DYFONATE l~.G over the top at root swel ling.

Other Grow~Re'\L~ons; For control of wireworms anrl flea beetle larvae, apply 21 pounds UYFO~ATE 15.G per acre, broadcast, at planting and incorporate into the soil by discing, or, over the top at root swplling. 8.

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PIW 1\ I II IT ION S : lJ 0 not con t din in" t ,. w 0: f' r, f 0 0 d, 0 r f e l: d by s tor a ~ e or disposal. Open d~llIpiny i'> prohi)ited.

STORAGE: Do not trjnsport or st0r~ ~ith Jny food or feed intended Tor-tiu man 0 ran i III il 1 con sum p t ion. 11 ~ ~ for use 0 r s tor dye i nor around the home.

PESTICIDE DISPOSAL: Pesticide wast?s are acutely razardous. Improper disposal of excess pesticide, or rinsate is ~ violatio(\ of Federal law. If these wastes cannot be di sposed of by use according to label instructions, contact your State Pesticide or Environmental Control Agency, or the Hazardous Waste representctive at the nearest EPA Regional office. for guidance • CONTAINER DISPOSAL: Completely en~ty bag into application equipment. Then dlspose of empty bag in a sani:~ry landfill or by incineration, or, if allo\

NOTICE - READ CA~:rULLY

CONDITIONS OF SALE: Stauffer (and seller) offer(s) this product for sal~ subject fo, and buyer and all users are deemed to have accepted, the following conditions of sale Jnd warranty which may only be varied by written agre2~?nt of a duly authorized representative of Stauffer.

WARRANTY LIMITATIJN: Stauffer warrants that this prodLct conforms to the chemlcal dl~stription on the label and is reasonably fit for the purposes "eferred to in the directions for use on the label subject to ::he inherent risks referred to below. Stauffer makes no other eXllress warranties: THERE IS NO IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILIT" and there are no warranties which extend beyond the desc ri pt i on on the 1 abel hereof.

INHERENT RISKS: TIle directions for use of this product are be­ lieved to be ;'eliilble and should be followed carefully. However, it is impossiLle to eliminate all ri,ks associated wit:, use. II u y,' r a, s U 11; f' S a I 1 r i s k s ~ S S 0 ( i a t ~,: "i', h ',) S f' 0 r a r p 1 i cat i I) n 0 f this product contrary to label instr~ctjons or resulting froln extraordinary weather conditions.

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: In no case shall Stauffer be liable for special, i ndi rect or consequential G,;;;,ages resulting from the use or handling of this product and no claim of any kind shall be greater in amo\'nt than the purchase price of the product in respect of which such damages are claimed.