CAUTION

Harmful if swallowed. Contact with skin can cause toxic symp­toms. Avoid breathing of dust. In case of contact with skin, wash with soap and water. Avoid contamination of feed and food· stuffs. Keep out of reach of children. This product is toxic to fish, shrimp, crab, birds and other wildlife. Birds and other wildlife feeding on treated areas may be killed. Keep out of lakes, streams, ponds, tidal marshes and estuaries. Shrimp and crab may be killed at applications recom­mended on this label. Do not applv where these are important resources. Do not apply where runoff is likely to occur. Do not apply when weather conditions favor drift from areas treated. Do not contaminate water by cleaning of equipment, or disposal of wastes. Apply this product only as specified on this label.

ANTIDOTE

EXTERNAL - In case of spillage on ~kin, wash promptly with soap and water. INTERNAL - Emetic of one tablespoonful of mustard in tumbler of water. Call a physician.

CONTAINER DISPOSAL

DO NOT REIJSE EMPTY CONTAINER. Rinse equipment and containers and dispose.at wastes by Ouryiftgr in noncroplands away from water supplies. Containers should be dispoSed of by punching holes in them and burying with wastes, or by burning. Keep out of smoke.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE For use only in repackaging of products bearing EPA-approved FIFRA Registrations. For registered uses of this product, specimen labels and directions for use, see Velsicol bulletin 502·32 "Chlordane Federc.! Label Acceptances. " NOTE: If specimen labels in the guide are not closely followed, additional data may be necessary to support registration.

NOTICE

Because Velsicol Chemical Corporation has no control over storage, handling, and conditions of use, which are of critical importance, Velsicol Chemical Corporation makes no representa­tion or warranty, either express or implied, for results or residues greater than any tolerance which may be established byappropri­ate governmental agencies, due to misuse, improper handling or storage of this material. Nor does Velsicol Chemical Corporation assume any responsibility for injury to persons, crops, animals, soil or property arising out of misuse, improper handling or storage of this material.

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ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:

Technical chlordane* ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10.0%

INERT INGREDIENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90.0%

TOTAL 100.0%

*Equivalent to 6.0% Octachloro-4, 7-methanotetrahydroindane and 4.0% related compounds.

EPA Reg. No. 876-246-AA EPA Est. No. 876-TN-1 NET WEIGHT

CAUTION KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

See Side Panel for Antidote and Additional Precautionary Statements.

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CHLORDANE FEDERAL LABEL REGISTRATIONS

Following is a summary of chlordane sample labels based on Federal label acceptances as of the above date. Velsicol technicians win be glad to cooperate with formulators in securing their chlordane label registrations.

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STANDARD PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS

I,,'letln .... 502-32 'C ... II"" ... , A ...... t.1971

The following precautionary and label statements are required for all products containing chlordane. Thesc statemcnts will vary slightly, as indicated, with thc con.:entration, type and flammabiaty of the for­mulation.

WARNING"ICAUTlON)b Harmful if swallowed. (If signal word is CAUTION - if signal word is WARNING - use may be fatal if swallowed.) Contact with skin can cause toxic ~ymptoms. Avoid breathing vapor, dustd or spray mist'·. In case of contact with skin, wash with soap and water. Avoid contamination of feed or foodstuffs. Kecp out of the reach of children.

This product is toxic to fish, shrimp, crab, birds and uther wildlife. Birds and other wildlife feeding on treatcd areas may be killed. Keep out of lakes, streams, ponds. tidal marshes and estuaries. Shrimp and crab may be killed at applications recommended on this label. Do not apply where these are important re­sources. Do not apply where runoff is likely to occur. Do not apply when weather conditions favor drift from areas treated. Do not contaminate water by cleaning

• For formulations containing 72% or more technical chlordane.

of equipme:nt, or disposal of wastes. Apply this prod­uct only as specified on this label.

DO NOT USE. POUR. SPILL OR STORE NEAR HEAT OF OPEN FLAMEt.

ANTIDOTf External - In case of spillage on skin, wash promptly

with soap and water. Internal - Emetic of 1 tablespoonful mustard in

tumbler of water. Call a physician.

CONTAINER DISPOSAL (FOR DRUM LABELS ONLYI Do not reuse empty container. Rinse equipment and containers and dispose ()f wastes by burying in non­croplands away from water supplies. Containers shOUld be disposed of by punching holes in them and burying with wastes or by burning. Keep out of smokc.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE Refer to the following pages for specific crops, insects and use directions.

DISCLAIMER STATEMENT See statl!ment at bottom of cover.

I. For formulations containing less than 72% technical chlordane. <' All formulations. e! Dust, wettable powder and granular formulations. " Liquid and wettable powder formulations. • Flammable formulations only.

INFORMATION REQUIRED ON CENTER IFRONTI PANEL PRODUCT NAME

INGREDIENT STATEMENTS

Chlordane 45.,.. Emulsiftable Concentrate (Contains 4 lb. technical chlordane per gallon)

Active Ingredients: Tcchnical Chlordane· ............... 45.3% Petroleum Distillate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 49.7%

Inert Ingredients"* .................. 5.0% Total ............................ 100.0%

• E4uivalcnt to 27.2% Octachlor0-4.7-methanotetrahydroindane and 18.1% relaled compounds.

Chlordane 72 % •• Emulsifiable Conc .. ntrate (Contains 8 lb. technical chlordane per gallon)

Active Ingredients: Technical Chlo.dane* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 72% Petroleum Distillate .................. 21 %

Inert Ingredients*** . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7% Total .............................. 100%

• Fquivalent to 43"1- Oct.chlor0-4.7-melhilnotetrahydroindane and 29q; related compounds.

Chlordane 72.,. ••• Emulsifiable Concentrate fOt' Use in Water or Liquid Fertilizer

(Contains 8 lb. technical chlordane per gallon)

i\ctivc Ingredients: Tcchnical Chlordane· .............. 73.01 % Kerosene ........................ 16.99%

Inert Ingredients*** ................. 10.00% Total ...................... . ... 100.00%

• ~quivlllt'n' tu "3.8J 9f, Octachlor0-4.7-mt'thanotetrt&hydrnindane and 29.20"1> relaled compo\llld •.

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Chlordane 40% Wenable Powder Active Ingredient:

Technical Chlordane* ................. 40% Inert Ingredients ....................... _()O_~

Total .............................. 100% - Equivalent to 24% Octachlor0-4.7-methanotetrahydroindane and 16t"f, related compounds.

Chlordane 33.3 % Granules Active Ingredient:

Technical Chlordane* ............... 33.3Yr Inert Ingredients ..................... ~6}%

Total ............................ l00.0%-- Equivalent to 19.98% Oct ..... hlor0-4.7-methan .. )telr.hydroindane and

1:\.32% related compound!l.

Chlordane 25 % Granules Active Ingredient:

Technical Chlordane* ................. 25 r ,

inert Ingredients ....................... }~'iC!r'

Total .............................. 100% -Equivalent to 15% Octachlor0--4.7-methanotetradydroindane and to",

related compound~.

Chlordane 20 % .. 011 Concentrate (Contains approximately 1.5 lb. technical chlordane

per gallon) Active Ingredients:

Technical Chlordane* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20% Petroleum Distillate .................. RO'7, Total .............................. 100%

·Equi"alent to 12% Ot .... :hlor0-4.7-meth."""lttuhydroindane ind tc' f

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Chlordane 10·/. DUlt or Granule. Active Ingredient: E.P.A. Establishment No.

Technical Chlordane· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10% Inert Ingredients ....................... _90%

Total .............................. 100% • Equh';dcnt to 6"l Ocra,,-hlor0-4.7·mrthanoteuahydroindane and 4% ,elitt~,J .• ."ompounds.

NET CONTENTS WARNING (CAUTION where applicable)

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

Chlordane 5 % Du.t or Granule. Active Ingredient:

Technical Chlordane· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5% See left (side, back) panel for Antidote and Additional Precautionary Statements.

Inert Ingredients ....................... 95% Total ........................ " .... 100%

• h·1uiviIllenl to 3% OClachlor~ . ....,~meth.nolctrahydroindane and 2~ re­lated compounds.

Manufacturer's (Formulator's, Distributor's) Name and Address.

"The PC'fctnt chlordane rna)" vary sliptly from the figures shown, dependinlZ on lte u ... nsity of the solvent used to make the formulation. See ('hlordane Formulation Guide.

• "USt' .lell1al % emulsifler(s) by wejaht. See Chlordane Formulation Guide.

REGISTERED USES OF CHLORDANE

The following is a list of currently registered uses of chlordane as of the date of this bulletin.

Regulations require that tolerances for residues of chlordane must be established by the Environmental Protection Agency for all raw agricultural commodities used as food or feed.

rn the tables below tolerances are listed for crops where they have been established. In cases where registrations have been extended (based on the fact that tolerances for chlordane have been applied for) are indicated by Etx. NF means that the use is a non·food or feed use and tolerances are not required.

The follOWing amounts of Chlordane formulations are eq uivalent to 1 lb. technical Chlordane:

I qt. 45% Emulsifiable Concentrate 41b. 25% granules I pI. 72% Emulsifiable Concentrate(s) 2.5 lb. 40% Wettable Powder :!/3 gal. 20% Oil Concentrate (approx. II pI.) 10 lb. 10% Dust or Granules 3 lb. 33.3% granules 20 lb. 5% Dust or Granules

AGIICUL TURAL USES

Where a range of rates is ~iven, use the higher rate of chlordane on muck or highly organic soils.

Where row treatment is desirabie, application shOUld be made at planting time using suitable row equipment.

A 7·10 inch band is recommended for control of w;lite grubs in vegetables; row treatment of corn should be in a 7-inch hand. Minimum rates should be based on no less than a 7-inch band.

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Cotton Ext.

Flax Ext.

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FIELD CROPS

In_ 1_ II~. a.l.' .... ' ..... a.t low

Com rootworm 2.0 1.0 (Northern and Southern)

Cornfield ants Com root aphids

Seed com beetle 2.5-4.0 2.0 Seed com maggot Wbitegrubs Wireworms

Cutworms 2.5-4.0 -Asiatic garden 2.5-5.0 -

beetle larvae Wbite..frinpd

beetle larvae

Japanese beetle 5.0-10.0 -larvae

Boll weevil 1.0 -Cotton fteahoppers 0.5-1.5 -Darkling beetle Fall armyworms Sand wireworms Tarnished plant bug Thrips

Grasshoppers 1.0 -Wireworms 4.0-5.0 -False wireworms

\' 'irewo'ms 2.5-5.0 -

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DI ... "onl and LhnilaHon.

Make preplant broadcast or row ap-plication (where applicable) only. Do not make foliar application.

Apply to soil after plowing and disc or incorporate into soil immediately.

Use sufficient water for thorough cov-erage of soil surface.

Do not harvest within 12 weeks of application.

Apply as dust or spray. When apply-ing as a spray, make application in sufficient water to give good covenge.

May be arr1ied by air using 3-10 gal-Ions of \\0.1 r' ·'!r acre.

Do not aJlow spray to drift onto any other \.:rops.

Do not apply after bolls open.

Do not graze trealed fields with dairy animals or anima is being finished for slaughter.

Do not feed treated forage to live-stock.

For boll wee~'ils: Make application at 4-5 day intervals.

ror f/eahopper.\·, darkling beetles. fall armyworms, sand wireworms, far-nished plant bugs and thrips: Apply at cotton treating schedules.

For grasshoppers: Application is lim-ited to hatching areas when nymphs are young.

For wireworms and false wireworms: Malee preplant soil treatment only.

Malee preplant soil treatment only.

Do not use treated straw for feed. .

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Soybeans Ext.

Tobacco NF

Crop T.I ........ 1""",1

Tobacco NF ( transplant)

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Corn (field) 0.3

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Cotton Ext. Rice Small grains (oats, rye, wheat)

Sorghum Ext.

Soybean$ Ext.

FIELD CROPS

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Seed corn maggot 2.5-5.0 -White grubs Wireworms

White grubs 2.5-4.0 2.0 Wireworms

Cutworms 2.5-4 -Green lune beetle 3.0-4.0 -

larvae

FIELD CROPS

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Cutworms 118 - l/.I pint (VR - 1,4 Wireworms lb. a.i.) in 50-100 gal-

lons of water.

Use 200-300 gallons of solution per acre.

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Dlr .. tI .... and L1rnitatlon •

Make preplant soil application only.

Do not make foliar applic:ttion.

Apply to soil after plowing and disc or incorporate into soil immediately.

Use sufficient water for thorough cov-erage of soil surface.

Do not graze or feed treated forage or vines to livestock.

Make preplant broadcast or row ap-plication (where applicable) only. Do not make foliar application.

Apply to soil after plowing and disc or incorporate into soil immediately.

Use sufficient water for thorough cov-erage of soil surface.

Dlr .. tlons and limitatiDns

FIELD CROPS-SEED TREATMENT ----

Ins .. t Ra .. Directions o"cI Limitations

Seed corn beetle 2 oz. a.i. per Do not use treatd seed for food, feed Seed corn maggot bushel of seed. or oil purposes. Southemoom

Treated seeds ';hould be labeled as rootworm Wireworms I follows:

This seed treated with chlordane. Fal .. ..;rew~ Do not use for food, feed or oil Seed corn maggot purposes. Wireworms

For planter box lise: Seeds shoulc'. be cleaned and well cured before treatment.

False wireworm Katir ant Mix directly with seed and use in Seed com maggot planters designed to give cornct dos-

Seed com maggot ages.

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ToleroM. Crop Ip"",'

Apples 0.3 Apricots Cherries Nectarines Pears Plums Prunes Quinces Blackberries Grapes Huckleberries Loganberries Raspberries

I Strawberries Grapefruit Kumquats Limes Oranges Tangelos Tangerines Pineapples

Grapefruit 0.3 Kumquats Limes Oranges Tangelos TangLrines

Blackberries 0.3 Blueberries Raspberries Strawberries

FRUIT AND BERRY CROPS .... In ... t lilt .... 1./ .... 1

Ants 1.5-2.0

Cutworms 2.5-4.0 White grubs Wireworms

Asiatic garden 2.5-5.0 beetle larvae

White-fringed beetle larvae

Green June beetle 3.0-5.0 larvae

Japanese beetle 10.0 larvae

Termites 1.5-;.t) per 100 gallons of water

I Root weevil larvae W.O

Rootworms 5.0-iO.O

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Make prl'plant soil application only. Do nN make foliar application.

Use sufficient water for thorough cov-erage of soil surface.

Do not apply when fruit is present.

For tree fruits: Make broadcast application and work into top 3-6 inches of soil.

0,. berry crops: Make application at base of plants and incorporate into soil.

0,. pineapple: Do not apply after fruit begins to form. Use sufficient water to cover treated area thoroughly.

Make application to tree trunk and area to be banked.

Also apply to mound when bank is half completed.

Do not apply to foliage.

Do not apply when fruit is present.

Make broadcast application and work into top 3-6 inches of soil.

Do not make foliar application.

Do not apply when fruit is present. -

Crop Tolerance

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Asparagus 0.1

Bcans 0.3 BeCb 0.3 Broccoli 0.3 Brusscls 0.3

sprouts Cabbagc 0.3 Cantaloupe 0.3 Cauliflower 0.3 Celery 0.3 Collards 0.3 Cucumbers 0.3 Eggplant 0.3 Kale 0.3 Kohlrabi 0.3 Letwce 0.3 Melons 0.3 Okra 0.3 Onions 0.3 Peas 0.3 Peppers 0.3 Pimentos 0.3 Potatoes 0.3 Pumpkins 0.1 Radishes 0.3 Rutabagas 0.3 Squash 0.3 Sweet potatoes 0.3 Tomatoes 0.3 Turnips 0.3 Watermelon 0.3

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Cole Crops Broccoli 0.3 Brussels Sprouts 0.3 Cabbage 0.3 Cauliflower 0.3 Collards 0.3 Kale 0.3 Kohlrabi 0.3

VEGETABLE CROPS

Inl .. 1 late lib. a.I./acr.1 lroaclcall low

Asparagus beetle 1.0 lb. in -100 gal. water

Cutworms 2.5-4.0 2.0 Wireworms White grubs

Asiatic garden 2.5-5.0 -beetle larvae

White-fringed beetle larvae

Flea beetle larvae 2.5-5.0 -(potatoes and sweet potatoes only)

Japanese beetle 5.0-10.0 -larvae

Wireworms 10.0 5.0 (potatoes-Pacific North-west on1y)

VEGETABLE CROPS

Insect Do.oge IActive Ingredlenll

Cahbage Maggot I Ib./ I 00 gal. water or 5-10% Dust

t-4 Ib./50 gal. water

4 ol./50 gal. water

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Dir~tionl and Limitation,

Make post cutting application only.

Make preplant soil or row application (where applicable) only.

Do not make foliar application.

Apply to soil after plowing and disc or incorporate into soil immediately.

Use sufficient water for thorough co\'-eragc of soil.

On garden beans do not graze or fccd treated forage or vines to livestock.

Direction, ----

Newlv Set Plant~: Spray or dust around base of plants as soon as set in the field. Stir or wash the treatment into the soil. One or two repeat appli-cations arc frequently necessary.

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Transplanting Dip: Swish root, and crowns through mi)(ture just before setting. Protection is limited to newly set plants.

Transplant Drench: Apply around plant at planting time. Use about 400 gallons of solution per acre. Protec-tion is limited to newly set plants.

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Noncropland and non-food areas

FIRE ANTS ,_. Dlftctlen. fer Ute CIft4I Llmllo" ....

BROAOCAST SOIL TREATMENT Apply 1.5 Ibs. a.i. per acre.

Make broadcast application. Cover surface uniformly.

Do not treat when soil is wet.

Do not apply to pasture and rangeland.

Do not contaminate food and feed crops.

MOUND APPLICATION

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Do not graze livestock on tr&ted areas within one year of treatment.

Do not contaminate feed and food crops.

Treated areas should be examined three weeks after application and surviving colonies retreated.

GRANULAR: Apply the equivalent of 0.07·0.14100. a.i. to entrance of nest as well as to an area 3 feet around mound.

EC: Prepare an 0.5 % emulsion in water. Thoroughly saturate mounds using as much as 5 gallons of emulsion for large colonies.

AGRICULTURAL USES (Non-Crop) A ... In_ C_enlrallon er ._ D'NCtIen.

Outdoor treatment: Asparagus Beetle 1.5 lb. (active Dust or spray. Do not contami.1ate Diteh banks Chiggers ingredient per acre) food or feed crops. Field borders Colorado Potato Beetle

31b. When applied to soil, do not feed for-Roadsides Crickets Vacant land Cutworms age to dairy animals or animals being

Earwigs finished for slaughter.

Flea Beetle lIb. Apply by fogging machine. Do not Thrips contaminate food or feed crops.

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Bagworms Ilb./IOO gal. water Apply in late spring when insects are first observed.

Leaf Beetles Ilb./IOO gal. water Apply spray to entire plant when injury Leafminen is fint noticed.

Leaf Beetles Ilb./IOO gal. water Apply spray to entire plant. LeafmiDen

Leafminers I lb./ toO gal. water Apply spray to entire plant when mines are fint noticed in the leaf.

Leaf Beetles Ilb./IOO gal. water Apply spray to entire plant. Leafminers

BaJWOlJIII Ilb./IOO pl. water Apply hi late spring when insects are first observed.

LeafBeedes Ilb./ 100 gal. water Apply when growth starts or mines are Leafminers first observed in the leaf.

Lace Bugs Ilb,jlOO gal. water Make application in latter part of May. Repeat in 2 or 3 weeks if necessary.

Tent Caterpillar 1 lb./ 100 gal. water Apply when larvae are young or when Tree Crickets insects are present.

Thrips 1 lb./ 100 gal. water Apply spray to entire plant.

LaccBugs 1 Ib./ 100 gal. water Make application in latter part of May. Repeat in 2 or 3 weeks.

Borers I lb./ 100 gal. water Apply to stems and leaves. Apply weekly to orevent reinfestation.

Thrips 1 Ib./ 1 00 gal. water Apply spray to entire plant. Japanese Beetles (Adult)

Leafminen Ilb./IOO gal. water Apply when new growth starts or mines are fint noticed in the leaf.

Black Vine Weevil Ilb./IOO gal. water Spray entire plant. Thoroughly treat branches closest to the ground as well as drench the ground under the plant. Make application in latter part of June. Use up to SOO gallons per acre.

Willow Leaf Beetle I lb./ 100 gal. water Apply when insects are young or when Tent Caterpillar mines first appear. Apply spray to entire Leafminen plant. Leaf Beetles

Recommended rates for use against the above insects may also be used on other shade trees, ornamentals, perennials or annuals. The spray should be prepared by adding I lb. chlordane (active ingredient) to 100 gallons of water. Apply spray until runoff appears.

Also, spray containing I pound of chlordane (active ingredient) per 100 gallons of water may ~ applied til shade trees, ornamentals, perennials, and annuals for the conIrol of: Armyworms, Cutworms. Fall Armywurm,. Japanese Bectle Adults, Green June Beetle Adults, and May Beetles.

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INDOOR USES APPLICATIONS WITHIN FOOD AREAS OF FOOD HANDLING ESTABLISHMENTS·

Limited to Crack and Crevice Treatment Only-Use a 2-3% spray. Apply a small amount of material directly into crack~ and crevices such as expansion joints between different elements of cunstruction or between equipment bases and the floor, wall voids, motor housing, junction boxes or switch boxes, conduits or hollow equipment legs where ants, centipedes, crickets, roaches, silverfish, spiders and waterbugs hide. Care should be taken to avoid depositing the prod· uct onto exposed surfaces or introducing the material into the air. Avoid contamination of food or food processing surfaces.

Use equipment that can deliver a pin stream of insecticide. A coarse wet spray is not appropriate for this type of trcatment.

Applications of this product in the food areas of food handling estahlishments, other than as a crack and crevice treat· ment, are not permitted.

• EC and oil soluble only.

APPLICATIONS IN NON-FOOD HANDLING AREAS (SPOT TREATMENT ONLY) , I", .. , I

A ..... ( ....... Rate Appllcati ... Direction,

Ants 2-3% Spray Thoroughly dust or spr.ly around doorsills, baseboards, closets, stor-Boxelder Bugs 5-6% Dust age cabinets, openings around water pipes, heat and air conditioning Carpet Beetles ducts, window frames, wail cracks, electrical outlets or witerever Centipedes these insects may enter, congregate, feed or hide in the home. For Roaches I.:arpet beetles, spray cracks and areas under carpeting. Scorpions Silverfish SpidC'!'S Crickets Waterbugs

Clothes Moths 2% Spray Thoroughly dampen all surfaces of clothing, blankets and other (EConly) woolen cloth. Treated articles should be dried and then placed im·

mediately in ~torage. Dry clean before using them as clothing ,-'r bedding.

-_. Wasps 2-3% Spray Spray the wasp nest after dark when all the insects have returned to

the nest.

Brown Dog Tick 2-3% Spray Thoroughly dust or spray or paint with a coarse wet spray infested 5-6% Dust areas, baseboards, window and door frallles, wall cracks, sleeping

quarters of household pets and localized areas of Hoors and floor coverings. Use fresh bedding after treatment. Do not spray pets or other animals.

--Powder-Post Beetles 2% Spray Apply at the rate of I 'h pinl~ per square foot of wood to be treated.

(Oil soluble only) Small areas can be treated by brushing on. Use a spray type applica· tor to treat extensive areas or overhead wood. When treating over-head wood surfaces move nozzle rapidly to prevent runoff. Do not apply as a mist. For best results make application when wood is dry and temperature is at least ROOF.

Springtai Is 5% Dust Potting soil-Add l'h pounds of 5o/r dust per gallon of soil. Symphilids

Repotting-Mix into new soil as directed above. Dust old soil ball (Mrican Violets) slightly.

Potted plants--Sprinkle v.. teaspoonful of 5% dust (per inch di-am~ter of pot) over the soil. Water from top for next several water-ings. Repeat application at 4 to 6-month intervals or whenever in-sects appear.

---011 solutIOns arc made with deodoTlzed kerosene and are intended for indoor use only as they arc toxic to plants.

Dusts and wettahle powder, are not commonly used indoors due to unsightly residues.

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Aug",t, 1971

ANIMALS

Animal Do,o.e

(Active Ingredlentl

Dog~ Fleas I Ib./25-S0 ga\. \\ ater Lice

, Sarcoplic Mange '1 icks

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Dip or spray animals. Shampoos may also he used. Do not treat dog with 0.25';'1, level more often than once a week and O.S'I" level more often th.tn once in every 2 weeks.

.-------Apply thoroughly to the animal.

For usc only by or under the direction p! a vet­erinarian.

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TERMITE CONTROL Prepare" I 0;' emulsion (solution) and apply the 1 % emulsion as follows.

CONCRETE SLAB~ON-GROUND CONSTRUCTION BUILDINGS WITH BASEMENTS 1 Apply an over-all treatment under entire surface I Apply an over· all treatment under the basement

oj floor slah. Apply at the rate of I gallon per \0 floorings, as well a~ under attached porches, en-square feet. except that if fill under slab is gravel or trance platforms, utility entrances and ~imilar situa-other coarse absorbent material, apply at the rate tions where slab fill is at the grade level. Apply al of 11/2 ga lions per \0 square feet. the rate of I gallon per 10 square feet, except that

2 Undl'l sla~on-ground porch floors and entrance if fill under slab is of washed gravel, cinders or platforms apply an over-all treatment at the rate of similar coarse material. increase the dosage by at I gallon per \0 square feet. leasl one-half. Where crawl spaces exist. treat as

3 Along hoth sides of foundation walls. along in- described in part 2 below. lerior foundation walls. and around plumbing, rnd 2 Rod or dig a narrow Irench 10 the top of the footing or dig a narrow Irench to a depth of I fOllt. hUI along the inside of foundation walls, around piers. not below the lOp of the footing. Along outside ).ewer pipes and conduits. Apply 2 gallons of solu-foundation wall~. trench should he no wider Ihan linn per 5 linear feet. When trenching. chcmical six inches. Apply at Ihe rate of ~ gallons per S ,hlluld be mixed with Ihe soil as it is being re-linear feet of trench. The chemical should he mixed placed in Ihe Irench. with the soil as it is being replaced in the trench. 3 Along Ihe oUlside of foundation walls. rod or dig

~ Treat all voids in hollow masonry units of Ihe a narrow Irench. such trench to be dug no deepl'r foundation at the rate of at least I gallon per ~ than the top of the footings and 10 he no wider linear feel of wall. Apply the emulsion so as to than six inches. If the trench is less Ihan IS inche, ~e:leh the footing. in depth 10 Ihe top of the footings, apply I gallon

BUILDINGS WITH CRAWL SPACES I Rod or dig a narrow trench 10 Ihe top of Ihe fOOling

along Ihe inside of Ihe foundation walls. around piers. sewers, pipes and conduits. Apply 2 gallons of \olUlion per S linear feet. When trenching. chem­ical should he mixcd wilh the soil as it is being rcplaced in Ihe trench.

2 Rod or dig a narrow Irench to the lOp of the fOOling along the outside of Ihe foundation w<,11. If ,\ trend! i, dug. it should b~ no widcr than six inches. Apply 2 gallons of solulion per S linear feet of Irench per eaeh tool of depth. Rodding or trenching 3 feet deep would require 6 gallons per 5 linear feet. When trcnching. chemical should be mixed with the soil as it is being replaced in the trench.

] Under attached porches. entrance platforms. utility enlranCl'S and similar situations where slab or fill is at Ihe same grade level apply I gallon per 10 square feet of SOIl ~urface.

4 Treal all I'oid, in h(lllow masonry units of the foundation at the rate of at Iea).t I gallon per 5 linear feel of wall. Apply the emulsion ,0 as to reach the footing.

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per 5 linear feet. Replace Ihe soil and apply an­olher I gallon per 5 linear feel to Ihe back fill. Cover the back fill with a thin layer of soil. If the trench is more Ihan IS inches in depth to the top of the footings. apply:! gallons per lineal fool. Replace the soil and apply another 2 gallons per S linear feet to the back fiJI. Cover the back fil! with a Ihin la) er of soil. A Irench 30 inches deep is a minimum depth rl'yuired alongside foundations where the lOp of the footings is greater than 30 inches deep. In lieu of trenching to a 30 inch depth. make a narrow trench and nxl to fOOling, spacing the holes about I foot apart.

4 Treal all voids in hollow masonry units of the foundation at the rate of I gallon per 5 linear feel of wall. Apply the emulsion ~o as 10 reach the footing.

PRECONSTRUCTION TREATMENT If soil is tn'ated amI Ihe concrete slah is not poured shortly Ihereafter on Ihe same day. a pol)'clll\ kne sheeling or other waterproof malerial should be "laced over the trc:,ted soil. However. this procedure i~ nol required where foundation cinder blocks or hrick, surrounding Ihe treated area have already ~CJ1 installed.

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