PM Warren Currier Westbridge Agricultural Products 2776 Loker Avenue West Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Mr. currier: oCT 3 1 11 rl.f Subject: Worker Protection Standard Text Soil Trigger / EPA Registration No. 51517-3 Your Submission Dated October 19, 1994 The amendment referred to above, submitted in connection with registration under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), as amended is acceptable provided that you: 1. Make the labeling changes listed below before you release the product for shipment bearing the amended labeling: a. In the Environmental Hazards section add: Do not contaminate water by disposal of equipment washwaters. b. Move the heading PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS immediately above the heading HAZARDS TO HUMANS & DOMESTIC ANIr-:i.', LS. c. In the ingredient statements align the points so they are on the saMe margin. . d. Delete GENERAL CLASSIFICATION since this phrase is considered to be misleading. Refer to the Proposed Label Regulations published in the FEDERAL REGISTER on September 26, 1984 page 37966. e. specify "Coveralls". This is the term required by WPS regulations.
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Warren Currier Westbridge Agricultural Products 2776 Loker Avenue West Carlsbad, CA 92008
Dear Mr. currier:
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Subject: Worker Protection Standard (WPS~ Text Soil Trigger / EPA Registration No. 51517-3 Your Submission Dated October 19, 1994
The amendment referred to above, submitted in connection with registration under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), as amended is acceptable provided that you:
1. Make the labeling changes listed below before you release the product for shipment bearing the amended labeling:
a. In the Environmental Hazards section add:
Do not contaminate water by disposal of equipment washwaters.
b. Move the heading PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS immediately above the heading HAZARDS TO HUMANS & DOMESTIC ANIr-:i.', LS.
c. In the ingredient statements align the decima~ points so they are on the saMe margin. .
d. Delete GENERAL CLASSIFICATION since this phrase is considered to be misleading. Refer to the Proposed Label Regulations published in the FEDERAL REGISTER on September 26, 1984 page 37966.
e. specify "Coveralls". This is the term required by WPS regulations.
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f. Delete the Quotation Marks " " wherever they appear on the label.
2. submit one (1) copy of your final printed labeling before you release the product for shipment.
A stamped copy of the labeling is enclosed for your records.
Enclosure
cc: Jim Tompkins Registration Support Branch Registration Division (7505W)
SHAKE WELL BEFORE USING CAUTION KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CI'lILOREN
PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
CAUTION
STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT I': SWAUD<NeO: contact • Ony.taan at onCL IF IHHALS): Remove frOm c;Qnt&Ct and .e-' meGI~ aaerraon. IF ON StQN: Ausn Irnmediatety 'Mtn c:oDiOua amounts at ¥!Cw. If IN EYES; Rusn Il11m.cUtlty wrU'I coQl;oua atnQUntS at WIlt .... It lmtRon cevtlOQa IHIe mec/:&IlltentiOn.
HAZARDS TO HUMANS" DOMESTIC ANIMALS
CAlITlON: Harmful if absOrbed through skin. Avoid contact with skin, eytIs or dothing.
Af>1>"catDrs and other handlers must _r: • Long sl ... 1ed shirt an:1 long pants • Shoes plus socks
Follow manufactUrer's instructions fo, deaning/maintaining PPE. ~ no such Instructions for washablos, use detergent and hot water. Keep and wash PPE .. parately from other laundry.
U .. , Safety Recommendations: Use .. should: • Wash hands before .ating, drinking, chewing gum, using
tobaoco 0' using the toilet • Remove dothlng immediately if pesticide gets inside.
Then wash tho,oughly and put on dean dothing. • RemOlle PPE immediately after handling this product.
Wash the outside of gIOV •• before removing. Aa soon as posaible, wash tho,oughly and cnange into dean dothing.
~RONMENTALHAZARDS For terrestriat uses. do not apply dlrectty to watet. or to ateas where surlace water is present or to intertidal areas below ttl. mean high water man<.
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DIREC'T10NS FOR USE GENEAAL ClASSIFICATION
~ I •• violation of Fed., .. law to u" thl. product in a manner inconsistent with illiabeilng. For any ,.quit.ments specific to YOU' Slate 0' tribe. oonsult the agency ,esponsible fa, pesticide regulations.
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AGRICUl TVRAL USE REOUIREMENTS
U .. this product only In .c:cc,danc:e with Its labeling and with 11\0 Wo""er ProtOClion Standard, 40 CFR part 170. This Standard contains requirements fo, the protection of agriculturaJ workers on farms. foresu, nurseries. and
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g' .. nhou.... and handl... 01 agricultural pes1ic:ides. tt contains requirements fot training. decontamination, notification. and emergency assistanr.e. It also contains !peCific instructions and exception. poertaining to the . statements on this tm.t abOut personal protltCtfve eQuipment :. (PPE). The requirements in this box only apply to use. of this product that are _",ed 11'/ the We"'", Protection Standard, ~.
00 nat apply this product in a way that will contact wo",." 0' other persons, either di,ectIy 0' through drift. Only" protected handlers may be in tho are. duting application, i ,. 00 not enter or allow worker .ntry into treated areas during (~~
the 'estricted entry inleNai (REI) of 1 ~ hours.
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• Agricultural Use Requirements Use this product only in accordance with its labeling and with the Worker Protection Standard, ~ en part 170, Refer to supplemental Jabeling under' Agricultural Use Requirements" in the Directions for Use section.for information about this standard. •
S'.lt!llGZ Soil '!:.UJ:-G?."l. should I:e ~creci :.-: a cool ¢aca cut of rc...ac!l of ;di:e¢: sunlight.
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PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS
HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS CAUTION: Har~ful if absorbed through skin. Avoid contact with skin, eyes or clothing. ~la:3f1 eA9rew~Rl:r t!iJ..!=! iQap ane ':lasa: aft:: kaf.~l':'n~.
gNVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS Do not ap!?ly directly to water or wetlands. Do not contaminate water when disposing of equipment washwaters.
COMPATIBILITY
Soil TRIGGRR can be tank mixed wi th herbicides, insecticides, funcicides and lic:uid fertilizers or imoreanated on dry -fertilizers. See "Soii TRIGGRR Aoollcation Guide" for mixina instructions and compatibility tesf recorr~llenda tlons.
CHEMIGATION
Re~er to supplemental labeling entitled "Soil TRIGGRR Appl iea tion Guide" for use directions for ehemigation. Do not apply this product through any irrigation system unless the supplemental labeling on chemigation is followed.
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NOTICE OF WARRANTY
Westbridce Aaricultural Products warrants th~t the product confor~s to its chemica~ description and is reasonably fit fo: the purposes stated on the label when used in accordance with the directions under normal conditions of use. Crop inj ury, ineffectiveness or other unintended consequences may result because of such factors as weather conditions, presence of other materials or the manner of use or application, all of which are beyond the control of Westbridge. In no case shall Westbridge be liable for consequential, special or indirect damages resul:ing from the use or handling of this product. Westbridge makes no warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular pur20se nor any other ex?ress or implied warranty except as st~ted above.
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It is a violation of federol law to use this product in a manner inconsistem with itS labeling.
General Information Soil TRIGGRR is a plant growth regulator which slimulates plant growth and development leading to increased yields. l!:lriier emergence. increased stands. fuller root development. incre:tsed vegetative growth. earlier blossoming. incre:tsed resistance to l!nvironmental srress. earlit!r maturity lnd improved crop quality.
Soil TRIGGRR can be used in combination wllh mher chemicals and in programs with Foliar TRIGGRR. Liquid Seed TRIGGRR. Dry Soed TRIGGRR and :VI. S. E,"" fertilizers.
For beSI resulls use Soil TRIGGRR with fUll fertilization progroms.
Recommended Crops Soil TRIGGRR is recommended for use on:
Mixing Instructions Soil TRIGGRR is water soluble and suitable for use in conventional liquid applicatIon sysrell'.s. Shake Soil TRIGGRR thoroughly lnd dilute in sufficient water to assure adequate and even coverage. Alkaline dilution water I pH greater than 7) should be adjusled 10 pH 5-6.5 prior to the addilion of Soil TRIGGRR. using \VB 50" or another ;uitabk acidificr. Agilate the lank mi,.xture. during Jpplication and use within 11 hou"":"!',.",, >~ilulion.
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Compatibility ( Soil TRIGGRR can be tank mixed with herbicides. insecticides. fungicides. nematicides and fertilizers. Soil TRIGGRR can also be impregnated o~ granular fertilizers.
For use in tank mixes. Soil TRIGGRR should be added last to the spray tank containing the other fully diluted chemicals.
Test the compatibility of the intended tank mixture before use. Add the proportionate amountS of each diluted ingredient to a jar. Cover. shake and let stand 15 minutes. Formation of precipitates that do not readily redisperse indicates an incompatible mixrure.
The follOWing procedures may be hel pful in the event of incompatibility:
Predilute Soil TRIGGRR in 5 gallons of water beiore adding to the ;pray tank.
Increase the amount of water per acre to be applied.
Add a buffeCicompmibility agent to rhe spray tank.
For USe with fertilizers containing a high phosphorus analysis. add one gallon of Water to the spray tank for each three galions of fertilizer. and add a bUffet/compatibility agent. prior to adding Soil TRIGGRR.
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Application R4dJ' and Timinl!S 1 See also -Chemigation:' page 17.)
Nursery and container use: Apply Soil TRIGGRR to container-grown plantS at the rate of I pint per 100 gallons of warer as a soil drench. Water containers thoroughly. but not to the point of excessive runoff. Repeat applications at intervals of 1-4 weeks.
Transplant use: Apply Soil TRIGGRR in tranSplant water at the rate of 1 pint per 100 gallons of waxer.
Field use:
-\PPLlC,r!(Y\ \IETHODS
Soil TRIGGRR may be applied to fields using the following methods:
Preplant incorporated: Broadcast Soil TRIGG RR over the field surrace. or band Soil TRIGGRR over the seed bed. and incorporate rhoroughly prior to planting .. -\pply Soil TRIGGRR rhe day of planting for best results.
In seed furrow: Band or dribble and incorporate SOIl TR[GGRR into the seed furrow at plantIng. Soil TRIGGRR may also be knifed in below and to the side of the seeds in combination with starter fertilizer.
Side-dress: Kntfe Soil TP,IGGll-R into the soil near the root zone after ,croll'" ,lave emerged.
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Surface appliedlir:igated: Spr.,(il TRIGGRR on the )oil ,urilce and water in to (he root zone in established crops. or to the depth of the seed in newly planted crops. For best results irrigate immediately following the Soil TRIGGRR application.
In irrigation water: Soil TRIGGRR may b<o applied thruugh sprinkler. Hood (basin). furrow. border and drip irrigation systems. ($.oe llso "Cr.emigation." page 17.)
In transplant water: See "Transplant use." page 5.
ROW SP.-\CI:--;G. RATE TABLE
For many crops Soil TRIGGRR is applied in the seed furrow or as a side-dress application at the rate of 0.75-1 oVIOOO feet of row. up to a maximum oi 20 oVA. The following table shows the amount of Soil TRIGGRR to use with such crops. in ounces per acre. for different raw spacings.
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-\LF.-\LF.-\: Apply Soil TRIGGRR using one or both of (he following methods:
In seed furrow: Broadcast Soil TRIGGRR over the open seed furrows at planting. at the rate of 15 aliA.
Surface applied/irrigated: Broadcast Soil TRIGGRR at (he rate oi 10 oli A after each cutting. followed by irrigation as per the instructions on page 6.
CORN: In seed furrow or side-dress: Apply Soil
TRIGGRR at 10 oVA.
COTTO:"': Apply Soil TRIGGRR using one of the following methods:
In seed furrow or side-dress: Apply Soil TRIGGRR It the rate of 5-10 oVA.
Drip Irrigation: Apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rate of 5-10 oVA. ISee also "Chemigation." page 17. )
Nore: Soil TRIGGRR should not be used on cotton in soils with a high clay content.
LL'PI:"'E: See ··Soybeans." page S,
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TRIGGRR :ll the I'llte of 0.75-1 oZlIOOO feet of row. up to • maximum of ~O oZiA (see "Row Spacing/Rate Table." page 6).
RICE; Apply Soil TRIGGRR using one of the following methods;
Preplant incorporated or surface applied! irrigated: Apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rate of 20 oziA prior to seeding or just prior to HOOding the field.
Flood irrigation: Apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rate of 20 oZi A in irrigation Water at any time up to panicle initiatic" I See also "Chemigation." page 17. )
SORGHL"\I . \IlLC .'iOYBE.:"':S. SL·G.-\R BEETS. Apply Soil TRIGGRR using one of the following methods; •
Preplant incorporated: .-\pply Soil TRIGGRR broadcast and incorpol'llted at the I'llte of 20 oZi .-\.
In seed furrow or side-dress: Apply Soil TRIGGRR at the I'llte of 0.75-1 ozJlOOO feet of row. up to 3 ma.,imum of 20 ovA (see "Row SpacinyRate Table." page 6).
Note; Apply Soil TRIGGRR in the seed furrow or as a side·dress for beSt results.
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Preplant incorporated: Apply Soil TRICCRR broadc3St and incorpormed at the !"lIte of 20 ozi A.
In seed furrow: Apply Soil TRIGGRR at the I'llte of 20 oZiA.
FRlITS
.-\PPLE,); Apply Soil TRIGCRR in the spring prior 10 bud break. Applications may be repeated at ~ week intervals until dormancy.
Side-dress: Knife Soil TRIGGRR imo the soil within the drip line at the tate of 10-30 ozJA.
Surface applied/irrigated: Spray Soil TRICGRR within the drip line. followed by irrigation as per the instructions on page 6. use a broadcastequivalent tate of ... 5-60 ozlA for single applications and 20-}O ozl A for multiple applications. (Adjust the tates in proportion 10 the percent of the total land surface covered by the spray).
In irrigation water: Apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rates indicated under "Surt'ace applied/irrigated." above. adjusting the rate in proportion to the percent of the total land surface covered. or satutated. by the irrigation. ISee also "Chemigation." page 17.)
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B .... " .. \.',\~. Apply Soil TRIGGRR at transplant or at the start of new sucker growth. Applications may be repeated at 4-8 week intervals.
Surface appliedJirrigated: Spray Soil TRIGGRR around the base of each plant. followed by irriga. tion as per the instructions on page 6. Use 3
broadcast...,quivalent rate of ~5-60 ovA for single applications and 10-30 ovA for multiple applications. (Adjust the rates in proportion to the percent of the IOtal land surface covered by the spray. )
In irTigadon water: Apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rates indicated under "Suriace applied/irrigated .. ' above. adjusting the rate in proportion to the percent of the total land surface covered. or saturated. by the irrigation. (See also "Chemi-gati<ln .. · page 17.)
In tr:mspl~nt water: See instructions on page 5.
GR."PES Apply Soil TRIGGRR in the spring prior to bud break. Applications may be repeated at -1-3 week intervals until dormancy.
Surface applied/irrigated: Spray SOil TRIGGRR on the soil around the base of each vine. tbllowed by irrigation as p~r the instructions on page 6. Use a broadcast-equivalent rate oi .)5-60 ovA
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In irTigation water: For drip irrigation. apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rate oi 10 ovA tbr single applications and 5-10 ovA for multiple applications. For all other irrigation methods. apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rates indicated under -Suriace applied/irrigated. - above. adjusting the rate in proportion to the percent of the torol land suriace covered. or saturated. by the irrigation_ (See also -Chemigation'" page 17.)
In transplant water: See instrUctions on page 5.
OR ... :-;CE:i For non-bearing trees. apply Soil TRIGGRR prior to the beginning of each "ush of new growth. Ap· plications may be repeated at +-8 week intervals during the growth perIod.
For bearing trees. apply Soil TRIGGRR at the beginning of Rower bud tbrmation .... pplications may be repeated at ..... 8 week intervals throughout the growIng season.
Surface appliedJirrigaled: Spray Soil TRIGGRR within the drip line. followed by irrigation as per the instructions on page 6. Use a broadcastequivalent rate of ~5-60 ovA for single appl ications and :0-00 uziA tbr multiple application,. (Adjust the rates in proportion to the percent c,f the total land surface cov~:;cc,,:" the spray. I
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In irrigation "'liter: Apply SOil( .GGRR at the rates imlicated under "Surface applied/irrigated,"' above •• djusting the rote in proportion to the percent of the total land surface covered. or saturated. by the irrigation. I &e also '"Chemigation.'" page 17.)
In transplant water: See instructions on page 5.
PE.;CHES: See "Apples. '" page 9.
PL.;:"T.o.!:"S. See .. Bananas. - page 10.
STRAWBERRIES: See '"All other vegetables. - page 13.
\,EGET.;BL:::S
;SP; R.;G L·~. Apply Soil TRlGGRR prior to or at planting. and at the beginning of .ach cycle of new growth .. ;n ad· ditional application may be made 3-6 weeks after the beginning of each harvest.
Preplant incorporated: Apply Soil TRIGGRR broadcast and incorporated at the rate of ~5-60 oziA.
In seed furrow or side-dress: Apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rote of 0.75-1 ozilOOO feet of row.
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Surf lice appliedlir,( ed: Apply Soil TRIGG;; at a broadcast""quivalent rote of ~5-60 oziA. t"ollowed by irrigation as per the instructions on page 6. If applied in a band. adjust the rates in proportion to the percent of the tOtal land surface covered by the s~ray.
In irrigation water: For drip irrigation. apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rate of 0.75-1.25 ozilOOO feet of row. For all other irrigation methods. apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rotes indicated under -Surface applied/irrigated." above. adjusting the rate in proportion to the pe;cent of the total land surface covered. or saturated. by the irrigation. (See also ~Chemigation. - page 17.)
In transplant water: See instructions on page 5.
SE.;.-':S ,DRY .. See -Soybeans. '" page g.
ALL OTHE~ ',E',~c:.~3LES. 8E.~ . .'':3, FR.ES(-f "LJ..RK.:::T ,.\:: ::-·: .. ~':'~:.~.);:-:G ' 3ROCCOL:, 3RL·SSEL.' .;o,~ ... -:-' C.~S6.~.GE. c:..RRnr:.,. ::,\CL!FL':"~\V;:~, ' ..... ::::....::\y. COR:".". :)\\ EE:., C t
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the rale of ~5-60 ozJA on a broadc:m basis. If applied in a band. adjusl the rale according to the percent of the t01:11 land surface covered.
In seed furrow or side-dress: Apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rate of O. 7S-1 ozJ10OO feel of
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Surface appliedlirrigaled: Apply Soil TRIGGRR at a broadcast-equivalent rale of ~S-60 ozlA. fol. lowed by irrigation as per the instructions on page 6. If applied in a band. adjust the rates in proportion to the percent of the total land surface covered by the spray.
In irrigation water. For drip irrigation. apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rate of O. ;5-1.~5 ozJ10OO feet of row. For all other irrigalion methods. apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rates indicated under ··Sur· face applied/irrigated. - above. adjusting the rote in ~roportion to the percent of the total land sur· face covered. or saturated. by the irrigation. (S~e also ··Chemlgation."· page 17.)
In transplant water: See instructions on page 5.
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1OJOBA Apply Soil TRIGGRR prior to or at planting and rwice a year at the beginning of each growth period.
In seed furrow or side·dress: Apply Soil
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In irrigation water. ror drip irrigation. apply Soil TR!GtjRR at the rate of O. 7S-I.~5 ozJ1OOO feet of row. For all other irrigation methods. apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rates indicated under "5:\lr· face applied/irrigared.·· above. adjusting the l'3te in proportion to the percent of the total land su .. · facc covered. or saturated. by the irrigation. (S~e also "Chemigation." page 17.)
OR:-':A:-'I E:-; T.-\ LS: .-\pply Soil TRIGGRR prior to or at planting or transplant. Applications may be repeated at 1-8 week intervals.
In seed furrow or side dress: .-\pply Soil TRIGGRR at the me of 0.75-1 ozllOOO fcet 0; row.
Surface applied/irrigated: Apply Soil TRIGGRR at a broadcast.equivalent rate of -lS-<JO ozJA for single applicatio~s and 20-30 ozJ A for multiple applicarions. lollowed by irrigation as p~r the in· structions on page 6. If applied in a band. adjust the rates in proportion to the percent of the tOlal land surface covered by t~Q 'limy.
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In transplant WIIter: ~e instructions on page 5.
TREES; Apply Soil TRIGGRR prior to bud break in the Spring. Applic3tions may be repeated at 1-4 month intervals during the growing season.
Surface applied/irrigated: Spray Soil TR!GGRR within the drip line. followed by irrigation as per the instructions on page 6. Use J
broadcast-~quivalent rate of ~5-f>O ovA for single applications and ~0-30 ovA for mUltiple applications. ( . .>..djust the rates in proportion to the percent of the toral land suriace covered by the spray. )
In irrigation water: Apply Soil TRIGGRR at the rates indicated under "Surface applied/irrigated." above. adjusting the rate in proportion to the per· cent of the tOlal land surface covered. or saturated. by the irrigation. (See also "Chemigation." page 17.)
In transplant water: See instructions on page 5.
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Surface applied/irrigated: Broadcast Sc ii TRIGGRR at the rate of ~5-f>O ovA for single applications and 20-30 ovA for multiple applications. followed by irrigation as per the instructions On page 6.
Chemigalion Apply this product only throUgh sprinkler including center pivot. lateral move. end tow. side (wheel) roll. traveler. big gun. solid set. or hand move: ~ood (basin): furrow: border: or drip (trickle) irrigation systems. Do not apply this product through any other rype of irrigation system.
Crop injury. lack of .ffectiveness. or illegal pesticide residues in the crop can result from nonuniform distribution .Jf treated Water.
If you have any questions about calibration. you should contaCt State E.<lension Service specialists. equipment manufacturers or other experts.
Do not connect an irrigation system (including greenhouse systems) used for pesticide application to a public water system unless the pesticide labelprescribed saiety devices for public water systems are in place. "
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Chemigation systems connected to public water systems: Public water system means a system for the provision to the public of piped water for human consumption if such system has at least 15 service connections or regularly $c!fves an average of at
least ~5 individuals daily at least 60 days out of the
year.
Chemigation systems connected to public water systems must con tam a functional. reduced-pressure zone. backftow pre\'enter t RPZ) or the function,l equivalent in the water supply line upstream from the point of pesticide introduction .. -\s an option to the RPZ. the water from the public water system should be discharged into a reservoir tank prior to pesticide introduction. There shall be a complete physical break I air gap> between the outlet end of the nil pipe and the tOp or over now rim of the rese,,'oir tank of at least twice the inside diameter of
the nll pipe.
The pesticide injection pipeline must contain a functior.al. automatic. quick-dosing check. valve to prevent the flow of Ruid back tOward tne injection
pump.
The pestiCide injeCtion pipeline must contain a functional. normally do~d. solenoid-operated valve located on the intake side of the injection
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pump and connecteJ (he system interlock to prevent rtuid from being withdrawn from the >upply tank when the irrigation >ystem is either automatically or manually shut down.
The system must contain functional interlOCking controls to a~tomatically shut off the pesticid~ injection pump when the water pump motor stops. or in cases where there is no water pump. when the water pressure decreases to the point where pestiCide distribution is adversely aifected.
Systems must use a metering pump. such as a positive displacement injection pump (e.g .. diaphragm pump) effectively designed and conStructed of materials that are compatible with pesticides and capable of being fined WIth a system interlock.
Do not apply when wind speeo favors drift beyond the area intended for tre2tment.
The pesticide supply tank should be agitaIed throughout the applic~!lon of 5011 TRIGGRR.
Soil TRlGGRR should be lpplied It the end ot' the Water application.
For mixing instructions 51!!! "Mixing [ns[ructions.-' page 3. and "Compatibility." page ~
Soi1 TRIGGRR should be applied in sufficient water to penetrate into the root lOne without •. .cess;ve leaching into deeper soil.
Sprinkler Chemigation: Th~ syst~;" must contain a funcllonal check valve. vac~un, (".lief \'alve. and
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low ?ressure drain appropri. S,,:· locateu on the irri· gation pipeline to prevent water source ~ontamina· tion from backftow.
The pesticide injection pipeline must contain a functional. automatic. quick·dosing check valve to prevent the How of fluid back toward the injection pump.
The pesticide injection pipeline mUSt also contain a functional. normally closed. >olenoid-operated valve located on the intake side of the injection pump and connected to the system interlock to pre· Vent Ruid from being withdrawn from the supply tank when the irrigalion system is either automat· ically or manually shut down.
The system must contain functional imerlocking controls to automatically shut orr the pesticide in· jection pump when the Waler pump motor stops.
The irrigation line or watcr pump muSt include a functional pressure switch which will >top the '.vater pump motor when the water pressure decre:l5es to the point where pesticide distribution is adversely affected.
Systems mUSt use a metering pump. such as a posi· tive displacement injection pump (e.g .. diaphragm pump) effcctively designed and constructed oi ma· terials that are compatible with pesticides and capa· ble of bcing titted with J system interlock.
Do not apply when wind speed favors drift beyond the area intended ior treatment.
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The pesticide suppl~ .k should be '~gitateu throughout the application of Soil TRIGGRR.
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Soil TRIGGRR should be applied at thc end of the Water application.
For mixing instructions see .. Mixing Instructions." page 3. and ~Compatibility." page 4.
Soil TRIGGRR should be applied in sufficient wa. ter to penetrate into the root zone without excessive leaching into deeper soil.
flood (basin). furrow and border chemigation: Systems using a gravity Row pesticide dispensing system must meter the pesticide into the Water at
the head of the field and downstream of a hvdraulic discontinuity such as a drop structure Or weir box to decre:l5e potential for Water source contamination from backftow if the Water ~ow StOps.
Systems utilizing a pressurized Water and pesticide injection system must meet the foilowmg require· mentS.
1. The system must contain a iunctional check valve. vacuum relief valve. and low pressure drain appropriately located on the irrigation pipeline to
prevent Water source contamination from backRow
~. The pesticide injection pipeline must contain" functional. automatic. quick.dosing check vllve to "revent the rtow of fluid back toward the injection pump.
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3. Tho: pe>ticide injection ~.s~,ne must also con· tain a functional. normally closed. solenoid-oper. ated valve located on the intake side of the injection pump and connected to the system interlocK to prevent fluid from being withdrawn from the supply tank when the irrigation system is either automatically or manually shut down.
4. The svstem must contain functional interlocking controls ;0 automatically shut off the pesticide injection pump when the water pump mOlor stops.
5. The irrigation line or water pump must include a functional pressure switch which ',Yill stop the water pump motor when the water pressure decreases to the point where pesticide distribution is adversely affected.
6. Svstems must use a metenng pump. such as a poSitive displacement in]eCllOn pump Ie.~ .• diaphragm pump) effectively designed and constructed of materials that are compatible with pesticides lnd capable of being lined with a system interlock.
A pesticide supply tank should be used for applying Soil TRIGGRR.
For mixing instructions see .. Ylixing lnstructi':lns.·page 3. and "Compatibility'-- page ~.
The pesticide supply tanK should be agitated throughout the applic~tion of Soil TRIGGRR.
Soil TRIGGRR should be applied :II the end of the water applic:uion.
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Soil TRIGGRR >hO! <>e applied in sufficient water to penetrate into the roOl zone without exces>ive leaching into deo:per soil.
Drip (trickle) chemigation: The system must contain a functional check valve. vacuum relief valve. and low pressure drain appropriately located on the irrigation pipeline to prevent water source contamination from backflow.
The pesticide injection pipeline must contain a functional. automatic. quick-dosing check valve to prevent the flow oi fluid back toward the injection pump.
The pesticide injection pipeline must also contain a functional. normally closed. solenoid-operated valve located on the 'make side of the injection pump and connected to the system interlock to preVent fluid from beIng withdrawn from the supply tank when the irrigation system is either automatically or manually shut down.
The system must contain functional interlOCking controls to aUtomatic~lly ;hut off the pesticide injection pump when the water pump mOlor stops.
The irrigation line or water pump must include a functional pressure switch which will stop the water pump motor When the water pressure decreases to {he point where pesticide distribution is adversely affected.
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Systems must use 3 melerin§~"Jmp. sucn :IS a posi-tive displacement injcction pump Ie.g .. diaphragm pump) .:ffectively designed and consuuCted of materials that are compatible with peSticides and capa!lIe of being fitted with a system interlock.
A pesticide supply tank snould be U!cd for applying Soil TRlGGRR.
For mixing instrUctions see "Mixing Inslructions. ~ page 3. and ··Compatibility. - page 4.
The pesticide supply l3llk should be agitated tIlroughout the application of Soil TRlGGRR.
Soil TRIGGRR should be applied Jl the end of the water application.
Soil TRIGGRR should be applied in sufficient water to penetrate into the root zone without e.~cessive leaching into deeper soil.
