AEP Sunfilm UltraShield, EVOH barrier, 1.0 mil AgroSIF 015 Super Impermeable Film, EVOH barrier, 1.0 mil Berry Plastics TOTAL BLOCKADE TIF, 1.25 mil Filmtech Grozone MAX TIF, 1.25 mil Ginegar Ozgard T Plus, 1.5 mil, TIF Guardian TIF, ≥ 1.1 mil Imaflex USA Can-Block Clear v-TIF XSB, 0.9 mil Next Generation TIF DN MULCH, 1.25 mil PLAINNOVA UBF ULTRA100, ≥ 1.0 mil * Raven TIF VaporSafe™, ≥ 1 mil TRM Manufacturing Weather-all Power Film HB 125, ≥ 1.25 mil *(submitted as PLAINNOVA MIF Maximum Impermeable Film. Identification confirmed)

DPR is requiring all tarps sold after June 01, 2016 to have the printing (tarp identification) on the tarps for consideration to qualify for a 60% buffer zone reduction. Tarps sold before June 01, 2016 will need an invoice sent to the C.A.C. with

the NOI to I.D. the tarps qualifications for a 60% buffer zone reduction. Tarp pricing and similar sensitive information can be redacted from the invoice

before submitting to the C.A.C.

DPR has determined through testing that there was insufficient data to allow reductions in chloropicrin buffer zones for tarps that the U.S. EPA designated to receive 20-40% reductions on label buffer zone tables.DPR will only give buffer zone credits for those high barrier tarps that qualify

for the 60% reduction.DPR did additional evaluation of the data which supports the tarps listed as

receiving a 60% buffer zone reduction are effective in reducing the emissions significantly.

The best management practices and labels require fields to be fumigated at soil moisture contents high enough to control the movements of the fumigants out of the soil- creating high humidity environments under the tarps.DPR determined that data is needed to confirm whether tarps provide similar

protection during high humidity conditions.DPR has created their own list from U.S. EPA’s 60% credit list. These tarps on DPR’s list retain their retention capabilities under conditions of

high humidity.DPR only requires tarp testing for chloropicrin.

Name and lot number must be printed on 60% credit tarps.Must be 2-3 inches in height and printed at least 1 foot from each edge at

intervals of 20-30 feet along the length of the tarp and visible while being used in the field. Permeability results submitted to DPR can be requested as part of the

California Public Records Act if companies are interested in further data.

VOC’s

2012 Total VOC’s 826,904

2013 Total VOC’s 370,204

2014 Total VOC’s 324,913

Total applications and acres fumigated:

2012 Number of applications: 660 Acres: 22,886 2013 Number of applications: 530 Acres: 15,716 2014 Number of applications: 481 Acres: 16,693 2015 Number of applications: 464 Acres: 14,979

Green- MetamBlue-1-3D with ChloropicrinYellow-ChloropicrinRed- Methyl Bromide with Chloropicrin

Green- MetamBlue-1-3D with ChloropicrinYellow-ChloropicrinRed- Methyl Bromide with Chloropicrin