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IPM Strategies IPM Strategies for the for the Garden State: Garden State:
Patricia D. HastingsPatricia D. HastingsPesticide Safety Education Program CoordinatorPesticide Safety Education Program CoordinatorRutgers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment StationRutgers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment StationCooperative ExtensionCooperative Extension
Safe & Selected Safe & Selected Use of PesticidesUse of Pesticides
Today’s Agenda
• What is a pesticide?• Types & formulations• Health effects • Environmental fate & transport• The pesticide label is the LAW!
NJDEP Definition of Pesticide
‘Any substance or mixture of substances, that is labeled, designed, or intended for use to prevent, destroy, repel, or mitigate the action of any pest,…
NJDEP NJAC 7:30 -1.2
Pests are
nuisances......
‘‘unwantedunwanted’’organisms...
disease vectors...
…sources of severe economic
losses
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Pesticides Pesticides are as are as varied as varied as the pests the pests they they control...control...
TargetTarget--Specific Specific PesticidePesticideCategoriesCategories
FungicideFungicide InsecticideInsecticide
MiticideMiticide
HerbicideHerbicide
RodenticideRodenticideNematicideNematicide
MolluscisideMollusciside AvicideAvicide
AlgicideAlgicide
Flea
egg
pupa
larva
adult
Lifecycle-specific Pesticide Categories..
NotNot thethe‘usual ‘usual suspects’...suspects’...
DesiccantsDesiccantsGrowthGrowth
regulatorsregulators
PaintsPaints& &
StainsStains
Sanitizers/Sanitizers/DisinfectantsDisinfectants
Pesticide/ Pesticide/ fertilizer cofertilizer co--formulationsformulations
DefoliantsDefoliants
““Natural” PesticidesNatural” Pesticides
••microbialsmicrobials & & animalsanimals(predators, parasites, predators, parasites,
& pathogens& pathogens) )
derived or consist of:derived or consist of:
••certain certain mineralsminerals••plants (botanicals)plants (botanicals)
““Natural” Natural” Pesticides Pesticides ––
Includes Includes PlantPlant--DerivedDerivedBotanicalsBotanicals
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PlantPlant--derived active derived active ingredient is ‘ingredient is ‘pypyrethrinrethrin’’
Broad spectrum insecticideBroad spectrum insecticide
May have synergist (e.g., May have synergist (e.g., piperonylpiperonyl butoxidebutoxide))
PyrethrumPyrethrum •permethrin•allethrin•bioresmethrin•cypermethrin•resmethrin•d-phenothrin•tetramethrin
Synthetic Synthetic PesticidesPesticides--
PyrethPyrethroidsroids •cypermethrin•cyfluthrin•deltamethrin•cyfenothrin•fenvalerate•fluvalinate
‘‘Natural ‘ PesticidesNatural ‘ Pesticides
Insecticidal SoapsInsecticidal Soaps1.1. Only active while wet (apply Only active while wet (apply
morn/eve)morn/eve)2.2. Cover all plant surfacesCover all plant surfaces3.3. Check label for plantCheck label for plant--specific specific
phytotoxicityphytotoxicity4.4. Use caution on new blooms, Use caution on new blooms,
young seedlings/young plantsyoung seedlings/young plants
Biopesticides- Bacillus thuringiensis
••Bt Bt kurstackikurstacki ((akaaka varvar berlinerberliner))––
••Bt Bt israelensisisraelensis--
••Bt Bt tenebrionsistenebrionsis ((akaaka San Diego)San Diego)––
mosquito/ black fly & fungus gnat mosquito/ black fly & fungus gnat larvaelarvae
leaf eating leaf eating caterpillarscaterpillars
Colorado potato beetle Colorado potato beetle grubsgrubs
Rodenticides:Primary & Secondary Non-targets
pheromonepheromone
Traps with attractants …Traps with attractants …
lurelure
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pitfallpitfall
Traps Traps withoutwithoutpesticides…pesticides…
““sticky”sticky”repellants...repellants...
kitchen
bath
Adequate pest Adequate pest control requires...control requires...
precise precise application application of pesticidesof pesticides
ReadyReady--toto--use use FormulationsFormulations
nono--dilution dilution powders & powders & granularsgranulars
prepre--mixed mixed sprayssprays
handhand--held held sprayers sprayers for for medium medium jobs...jobs...
Pesticide Pesticide ApplicationApplication
NOTNOTaerial aerial sprays or sprays or foggers for foggers for deep deep penetration penetration big jobs... big jobs...
Pesticide ApplicationPesticide Application
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Getting the Drift?Getting the Drift?
Don’t spray when windy;watch direction. Don’t spray when windy;watch direction.
Avoid spraying at higher temperaturesAvoid spraying at higher temperatures
Keep spray droplets large.Keep spray droplets large.
•• Modify nozzle types/ orifice size
Modify nozzle types/ orifice size
•• Increase viscosity with rec. adjuvants
Increase viscosity with rec. adjuvants
•• Operate sprayer at lowest rec.pressure
Operate sprayer at lowest rec.pressure
Adjust sprayer heightAdjust sprayer height..Buffer near sensitive no
nBuffer near sensitive non--target areas.target areas.
photo degradation
adsorptionadsorption
leachingleaching
volatilization
runoff
microbial microbial degradationdegradation
absorption absorption by plantby plant
crop residues
chemical chemical degradationdegradation
Environmental Environmental Toxicity:Toxicity:
Varied Varied residual residual products & times. products & times.
Fate & transportFate & transport of of pesticides... air, soil, pesticides... air, soil, ground & surface ground & surface waters.waters.
All potential All potential targetstargets** are not are not pests.pests.
Pesticides can harm Pesticides can harm beneficial insects...beneficial insects...
frompollinators...
to predators...
Resistant Arthropod Profile:Resistant Arthropod Profile:LeptinotarsaLeptinotarsa decemlineatadecemlineata
Common Name: Colorado potato beetleCommon Name: Colorado potato beetle
• azinphos-methyl USA, Canada, Poland• Bacillus thuringiensis CRYIIIA USA • carbaryl Canada, Italy, Poland, USA• carbofuran USA, Canada• chloethocarb Canada • chlordane Canada, Portugal• chlorfenvinphos USA, Poland • cypermethrin Canada, Canada• DDT Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Italy,
Poland, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, Ukraine, USA• deltamethrin Canada• dieldrin Austria, Canada, Italy, Portugal, Switzerland, USA, • dioxacarb Poland• endosulfan USA, Canada, Portugal, USA• endrin Canada, Canada, Portugal, USA • esfenvalerate USA• fenvalerate USA, Canada, USA• hydrogen cyanide Ukraine • lindane/BHC Austria, Czechoslovakia, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Spain, USA • malathion USA • methamidophos Canada, Poland• methidathion USA, Canada, Poland • methoxychlor Poland • methyl parathion Hungary • monocrotophos USA • oxamyl USA• parathion Switzerland, USA, • permethrin USA, Canada, Hungary• phorate Canada • phosmet Canada, USA• phoxim Poland • propoxur Poland • quinalphos Poland • rotenone USA • tetrachlorvinphos USA • thiamethoxam USA • toxaphene Austria, Canada, Portugal • trichlorfon Hungary
Routes of Entry
contact
inhalation
ingestion toxicity... dose...‘‘ability of a ability of a substance to substance to cause an cause an adverseadverseeffect on an effect on an organism’.organism’.
‘‘amountamount of of a substance a substance ingested, ingested, inhaled, or inhaled, or contacted’. contacted’.
responseresponse
"All substances are poisons; there is none "All substances are poisons; there is none which is not a poison. The right dose which is not a poison. The right dose differentiates a poisondifferentiates a poison……." ." Paracelsus (1493Paracelsus (1493--1541)1541)
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““the amount the amount of a of a substance substance ingested ingested orally that is orally that is required to required to kill kill oneone--halfhalfof a test of a test population” population”
Lethal Dose 50 (LD50)...
LD50* LD50* Common UseCommon Usenicotinenicotine 0.30.3 tobacco constituent tobacco constituent acetoneacetone 10.710.7 nail polish removernail polish removercaffeinecaffeine 355.0355.0 coffee & cola constituentcoffee & cola constituentcarbarylcarbaryl 850.0 850.0 carbamate insecticidecarbamate insecticidepyrethrinspyrethrins 1,200.0 1,200.0 botanical pesticidebotanical pesticiderotenonerotenone 1,500.01,500.0 insecticide/insecticide/piscicidepiscicidetable salttable salt 3,800.03,800.0 food additivefood additiveabsolute alcohol 10,600.0absolute alcohol 10,600.0 beverage, preservativebeverage, preservative[(*mg/kg of body weight)[(*mg/kg of body weight) source: The Merck Index, 11th edition, 1989]source: The Merck Index, 11th edition, 1989]
Relative Acute Toxicity ofSubstances in the Home
if swallowed
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IIInnnhhhaaalllaaatttiiiooonnn(((ppppppmmm)))
DDDaaannngggeeerrr III > 222
Basis of Pesticide Basis of Pesticide Signal WordsSignal Words
** maymay also be a poisonalso be a poison
Pesticide Label Pesticide Label Signal WordsSignal WordsCategoryCategory Warning Warning LabelLabel
11
DangerDanger--PoisonPoison
DangerDanger
22 WarningWarning
33 CautionCaution
44 CautionCaution
acute systemic poisons(very likely to cause acute illness through oral, dermal, or inhalation exposure ).
skin and eye irritation potential through dermal exposure.
Source: http://schoolipm.ifas.ufl.edu/techp2.htm4/11/01
Mandated by-Law: NJ Pesticide Control ActRegulation: NJ Administrative Code Title 7 Chapter 30; Subchapters 1-13
(revisions published 5/18/08)Mission- ensure compliance with federal & State
laws/ regulations regarding the use, sale, transport, disposal, manufacture, & storage of pesticides in NJ
Address- All Counties Station Plaza 422 S. Clinton Ave. - 3rd Fl.Trenton, NJ 08625-0424 (609) 530-4070
NJDEP Pesticide Control Program
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It’s the LAW!!!!!!It’s the LAW!!!!!!•• All pesticides sold or distributed All pesticides sold or distributed
in US must be registered by EPAin US must be registered by EPA.
•• Restricted use pesticidesRestricted use pesticides for use for use by stateby state--certified applicators certified applicators only!only!
•• Maximum Maximum tolerancetolerance levels in or levels in or on any food commodity on any food commodity established first.established first.
•• Corresponding Corresponding application rateapplication rateestablished & found on the label.established & found on the label.
NOTNOT
Illegal Pesticides
http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/health/illegalproducts/index.htm
•Repackaging of restricted use/ cancelled materials from overseas•Mislabling; false or unsubstantiated label claims•Unregistered product making pesticidal claims
1) Pesticide Name2) Active Ingredient3) Manufacturer Name4) EPA Registration No. 5) EPA Establishment No.6) Restricted Usage Statement7) Directions for Use(‘site’ &pest)8) EPA Signal Word/ Symbol9) Precautionary Statements
(hazards to humans/ domestic animals)10) First Aid (Practical Treatment) Statement11) Environmental Hazards: fish, birds,
aquatic invertebrates, bees 12) Physical & Chemical Hazards13) Re-entry Statement14) Storage and Disposal
THE THE LABELLABEL
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Follow the & Follow the & use pesticides wisely...use pesticides wisely...
Don’t apply at a higherrate than specified
More is more, not necessarily better or legal.
label
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Clothing to Clothing to Minimize Pesticide Minimize Pesticide ExposureExposure
NOTNOTLongLong--sleeved sleeved shirt & shirt & pantspants
Cuffs Cuffs buttoned buttoned over * over * resistant* resistant* glovesgloves
Buttoned Buttoned collarcollar
without without glovesgloves
with with glovesglovesGloves reducedGloves reducedexposure by 99%exposure by 99%
Rule of Thumb: Rule of Thumb: Wear Your Gloves*…Wear Your Gloves*…
* & other prescribed PPE!!!!* & other prescribed PPE!!!!
Select adequate Select adequate hand protection...hand protection...
compositioncompositionthickness...thickness...
fabric...fabric... at home!!!!
at home!!!!
PrePre--soak washsoak washDetergent & hot water Detergent & hot water Run rinse cycle emptyRun rinse cycle emptyIf in doubt, throw it out!If in doubt, throw it out!
Wash thoroughly Wash thoroughly after pesticide useafter pesticide use......
••Be aware of Be aware of symptomssymptoms••Keep Keep emergency #’semergency #’scurrentcurrent
••Seek Seek medical aidmedical aid inindue time; take pesticidedue time; take pesticidelabellabel with youwith you••Remove contaminated Remove contaminated clothingclothing
Pesticide Exposure...
PhonePhone: 1: 1--800800--858858--7378 ; FAX: 17378 ; FAX: 1--541541--737737--076107616:30 am to 4:30 pm Pacific, 6:30 am to 4:30 pm Pacific, 7 days a week, except holidays. 7 days a week, except holidays.
MailMail written written requests to: requests to: NPIC; Oregon State UniversityNPIC; Oregon State University333 Weniger333 WenigerCorvallis, OR 97331Corvallis, OR 97331--65026502
Email:Email: [email protected]@ace.orst.edu
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N.J. POISON N.J. POISON INFORMATIONINFORMATION& EDUCATION & EDUCATION
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Certified by the American Association of Poison Control Centers (AAPCC)
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RCE RCE CommercialCommercial & & PrivatePrivateApplicator RecommendationsApplicator Recommendationshttp://http://njaes.rutgers.edunjaes.rutgers.edu/pubs//pubs/
•• Control Recommendations for Household & Structural Control Recommendations for Household & Structural Insect PestsInsect Pests
•• Pest Control Recommendations for Lawn &Turf AreasPest Control Recommendations for Lawn &Turf Areas•• Pest Control Recommendations for Shade Trees & Pest Control Recommendations for Shade Trees &
Commercial Nursery CropsCommercial Nursery Crops•• Commercial Vegetable Production Recommendations Commercial Vegetable Production Recommendations
for New Jerseyfor New Jersey•• Pest Management Recommendations for Field CropsPest Management Recommendations for Field Crops•• New Jersey Commercial Tree Fruit Production GuideNew Jersey Commercial Tree Fruit Production Guide•• MidMid--Atlantic Berry Guide for Commercial Growers Atlantic Berry Guide for Commercial Growers