John S. Thornton Miles Inc. P.O. Box 4913 8400 Hawthorn Road Kansas City, MO 64120-0013

Dear Mr. Thornton:

Subject: Deleted uses

JUL - 6 1994

Guthion 50% Wettable Powder EPA Registration No. 3125-193 Amendment application of November 5, 1993

The amendment referred to above, submitted in connection with registration unde~ Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act, is acceptable providAd that you:

Submit five (5) copies of your final printed labeling before you release the product for shipment.

If these conditions are not complied with, the registration will be subject to cancellation in accordance with FIFRA sec 6 (e). Your release for shipment of the product bearing the amended labeling constitutes acceptance of these conditions.

A stamp cop}' of the labeling is enclosed for your records.

Enclosure

Sincerely yours,

Dennis H. Edwards, Jr. Product Manager (19) Insecticide Rodenticide Branch Registration Division (7505C)

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HI!a~on to .. u~~: To add ICStr.CtIUI1 on alfalfa; to delett-.: usc on artichokes, eggplant, and peppers; and to d/.'lete trunk spray applications 011 plums and prunes.

GUTHION 500/0 WETTABLE POWDER CROP INSECTICIDE

FOR EFFECTIVE ECONOMICAL INSECT CONTROL

ACTIVE INGREDIENT: D,D.Dimethyl S·1I4·oxo-l,2,3·benzotriazin-314H)-yl)methyll phosphorodithioate ... ......... 50%

INERT INGREDIENTS: ....................................................... .......... ..... ........ .... ....... ....... 50% 1()0%

Sture In a cool dry place. Protect from heat. Keep away from open flame. Do not heat.

EPA Reg. No. 3125·193 Net Weight: __ Pounds

STOP - READ THE LABEL BEFORE USE

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

DANGER PEUGRO POISON

ISee rear panel for Statements of Practical Treatment a.10 Additional Precautionary Statements).

Si usted no entiende la etiqueta, busque a alguien IIf yOU do not understand the label, find para que se la explique a usted en detalle. someone to expl lin it to you in detail.)

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STATtMENTS OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT Orgar,ophosphate

In case of poisoning. cC'1I a physician immeJiatcl"f. Have patient lie down and keep quiet. If swallowed, vomiting should be induced. Admi,];ster water freely and ;nduc~ vomiting by giving one dose (1/2 oz. or 15 ml.l of syrup of ipecac. If vomiting does not occur within 10 to 20 minutes, administer second dose. If syrup of ipecac is not available, ind"ce vomiting by sticking finger do""n throat. Repeat until vomit fluid is clear. Never gi·,e anything by mouth to an unconscious per~on. Professional medic~1 assistance should be secured Immediate I" _ If on skin, remove contaminated clothing an.1 wash skin immediately with soap and warm water. If .'yes ere contaminated, wash with flowing water for at least 15 minutes_

TO PHY!;ICIAN: ANTIDOTE - Administer atropine sulfate in large therapeutic doses. Repeat as necc~sarv to the point of tolerance. 2-PAM is ,os-methyl uses in treated soil sooner than 30 days after last application.

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DIRECTIONS FOR USE

It is a violation of Federal law to use ttlis product in a manner inconsistent with Its labeling. Do not applv this product in a way that wIll contact workers or other per suns, eIther directly or through ~,;ft. (Inly protected handlers may be in the area during applll..dtion. For any requirements specific tf, your State or Tribe, ccnsult the ag~ncy responsibl& for pesticide regulation.

AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTS Use this product only in accordance with its labeling and with the Worker Protection Standard, 40 CFR part 170. This Standard contains requirements for the protection of agricultural workers on farms, forests, nurseri~s, and greenhouses, and handlers of ~gricult"ral pesticides. It contains requirements for training, deccntamination. notification, and er.lergency assistance. It also contains specific instructions and exceptions pertaining to the statements on th,s label about personal protective equipment (pPE) and restricted-entry level. The requirements in this box only apply to uses of this product that arto covered by the Worker Protection Standard.

Do not enter or ~lIow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval (REI) of 48 hours_

The REI is increased to 72 hours in outdoor oreas where average rainfail is less than 25 inches a year.

PPE required for early entry to treated areas th3t is permitted under the Worker Protect,on Standard and that involves contact with anything that has been treated, such as plants, soil. or water, is:

• Chemica:·resistant protective suit

• Waterproof gloves

• Chemical-resistant footwear plus socks

• Chemical-resistant headgcal for overhead exposure

IMPORTANT: Read these entlle Directions and Conditions of Sale before using GUTHION 50% Wettable ppwder crop insecticide.

CONDITIONS OF SALE: THE DIRECTIONS ON THIS LABEL WE

____________ G_UTHION 50')(. WnTABLE POWDER CROP INSEC'TIC_I_D_E _________ -4-' 1 SPRAYING: Work. to wlluJward. \tvnen low volumes 01 spray are applied complete coverage and thorough application are essential for most effective reoe;ults. Schedule applications III accord~nce with local COIHJttIOIIS. Consult your Stdle AgriGultural Experimp.nt Station or Extension Service for specific use information In your area.

CHEMIGA TlON GUTHION 50% WP may be applied through recommended types of irrigation systems to many crops. TI . REMARKS section for each crop lists the types of applications allowed. II application through irrigation systems is not listed in the REMARKS section for a crop, GUTHION 50% WP may not he applied to that crop through irrigation systems.

Type of Irrigation Systems: Apply GUTHION 50% WF only through sprinkler, including center pivot, lateral move, side roll, overhead solid set, or low pressure sprinkler irrigation systems. Do not apply GUTHION 50% WP through any other type of irrigation system.

GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOR All RECOMMENDED TYPES OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS Uniform Water Distri~ution and System Calibration: The irrigation system must provide uniform distribution of treated water. Crop injury, lack of effectiveness, or illegal pesticide residues in the crop can result from nonuniform distribution of treated water.

The system must be calibrated to uniformly apply the rates specified for chemigation application for specific crops. II you have questions about calibration, you should contact State Extension Service specialists, equipment manufacturers or other experts.

Chemlgetion Monitoring: A person knowledgeable of the chemigation system and responsible for its operations, or under the supervision of the responsible person, shall shut the system down and make necessary adjustments should the need arise.

Drift: Do not apply when wind speed favors drift beyond the area intended for treatment.

Required System Safety Devices: The system must contain a functional check valve, vacuum relief valve, and low pressure drain appropnately located on the imgation pipeline to prevent water source contamination from backflow.

The pesticide injection pipeline must contain a functional, autom~tic, quick-closing check valve to prevent (he flow of fluid back toward the injection pump.

The pesticide injection pipeline must also contain a functional, normally closed solenOid-operated valve located on the intake side of the injection pump and connected to the system interlock W prevent fluid from being withdrawn from the Supply tank when the irrigation system is either automatir:ally or manually shut down.

1 he system must contaul functional IIlterlocklng controls to automatlcidly shut off the pesticide Inj~ction pump when the watm pump motor stops.

The IIrigatluf1 Iln~ or watt:( pump must IfH;llJdc a function.]1 pressure SWitch which Will stop the water r urnp motor when the water pressure dl!creascs to the point when pesticide dlstribufon is adiJersely affected.

Systems must use a metering pump. such as a positive di5placement injection pump (e.g., diophragm pump) effectively designed and constructed 01 materials that are compatible with pesticide~ and capable of being fitted with a system interloi.i

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Do not apply when wind speed favors drift beY'Jnd the The amount of solution needed equals the gallons of area intended for treatment.

Posting Requirements: This sign is in addition to any sign posted to comply with the Worker Protection Standard. Posting of ar"as to bl! chemigated is required when 1) any part of a treated arl!3 IS within 300 'ept of sensitive areas such as residential areas, labor camps, businesses, day Colre centus, hospit

Do not apply when ,.oind speed favors drift beyond the area intended for treatment.

It is recommended that nOllles in the Immediate area of control panels, chemical supply tanks, pumps and system safety de\'ices be plugged to prevent chemical ccntamination of these areas.

Center·Pivot and Automatic·Move linear Systems: Inject the specified dosage per acre continuously for one complete revolution or move of the system. DO NOT USE END GUNS. For 2 foliar application, the system should be run at maximum speed. For a soil application, the SYSTem should be run at a slower speed with appltcatiort in at least 1/4 inch of water.

Solid Set and Manually Controlled linear Systems: For fullar application, inJCctlnl1 should be dUilng the last 30 to 60 mmutf'

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FIELD CROPS LeafhoppErS 1/2 to 1 Apply spccillcd dosage pcr acre by air or Alfalfa I.round equipment. Use at least 10 gallons Birdsfoot trefoil of water per acre with ground equipment lEast of the and at least 1 gallon of water per acre lor Mississ'fJpi River aerial application. It may be necessary to Only) use 20 to 25 gallons of water per acre on

heavy growth for control of alfalfa we£vil or

"- Egyptian alfalfa weevil with ground Alfaifa weevil 3/11 to 1 equipment. For application by irrigation Egyptian alfalfa weevil spte;ns: Apply specified dosage per acre.

Follow all directions given under ·he CHEMIGATION section of this label.

Only one application pcr cutting may be made regardless of rate, formulation or method of application used.

Alfalfa plant hug 1 Fleahopper Grasshoppers

Not for usc on alfalfa grown fer seed.

Lygus bugs Do nco apply within 14 days of harvest at Spittlebugs tho rates of 1/2 to 3/4 pounds per acre or

within 16 days of harvest at the rate of 1 pound per acre.

Rye Cereal leaf beetle 3/4 to 1 Apply specified dosage per acre in sufficient water for complete coverage. Do not apply more than once per season. Do not harvest for food, feed, forage or graze within 30 days of treat"'ent.

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FRUIT NOTE: II Is suggested that when Iraating fruit during t"e bloom period, bee keepers should be warned well in advance to remove hives a safe dis lance from orchards 10 be trealed.

CROP

FRUIT Apples Crab apples Pears

INSECT

Aphids·

Apple mag90t Codling moth European apple sawfly Eye-spotted bud moth Forbes scale Fruittree leaf roller Green fruitworm" Leafhoppers" Mealybug" Orange tortrix Pear midge Plum curculio Putnam scale Red-banded leaf roller San Jose' scale" Stink bug

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REMARKS

AP!lly speci'ied dosilge per acre by air or ground equipment in sufficient water for good coverage. Up to 12 pounds GUTHION 50% WP may be applied per crop season.

AllOY' at least 7 days between applications and 7 days between last application and harvest.

GUTHION 50% WP is compatible with dormant and summer oils which may be added to apple and pear sprays in accordance with local recommendation3.

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Cherries

Nectarines Peaches

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Eye-spotted bud moth Forbes scale Fruit flJe~ Fruiuree leaf roller lesser peach tree borer Plum curculio San Jose' scale· Cherry leaf rntner Mineol, moth

Aphids· Cottony peach scale European frUit lecarliurn scale Forbes scale Lesser peach tree borer On ental frUit moth Peach twig borer Peach tr'!e borer Pla/yno/a flavidana leaf roller Plum curculio

Redbanded leaf roller San Jose scale' Stmk bug Thrips

Tarnished pl~nt bug Terraoin ~cale

VJa:dut scale V/hite ~,e;)ch scale

1-1/2

11/2 pound per 100 gall

1-3/4 to 2-1/4

1112 to 5/8 Ib per 100 gall

Apply specified dosage per acre as a full Goverage spray. Up to 6 pounds of GUTHION 50% WP may be applied per acre per crop season.

Allow at least 14 da',s between applications and 15 days between last I application and har'Jest.

Califorma: Apply post-harvest onl'(.

Apply specified dosage per acre as a full coverage spray. Allow at least 14 days between applications.

A total of 6-3/4 pounds per acre per crop season may be applied to nectarines. A total of 9 pounds per acre per crop season may be applied to peache~.

Allow at least 21 days between last application and harvest.

For control of peach tree borer, apply 2 or 3 sprays to trunk from ground to scaffold r'Tlbs, timed with moth fllyht.

Fo( cont~ol of scale, apply when crawlers arc present.

GUTHION 50% WP IS compat;ble with dormant and summer Oils which may be added to peach spra'/s In acc(,rd

CROP

FRUIT IContinuedl Nectarines Peaches

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Plum Prunes

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Plums Prunes IWest

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FRUIT Apply specified dosage per acre to foliage (Continued)

I using a, proximately 200 gallons of water for

Blackberries Leafhoppers 1/2 good coverage. Boysenberries Leaf (oilers loganbemes Do not apply more than twice per season, Raspberries

Leaf miners 5/S nor within 14 days of harvest.

Aphids· 5/S to 1

Obscu'e root weevil 1 For control of root weevil prior to harvest apply specified dosage per acre to lower portion of canes and to the soil ~eneath the plants USing approxim~tely 200 gallons of water. Do not apply more than twice per season. Do not rT'ake applications within J days of harvest.

Blueberries Blueberry maggot 1 to 1-1/2 Apply specified dosage per acre with aerial Fruitworms or ground equipment using sufficient water

(Eastern and Lecanium sc lie for good coverage. North Central Plum curculio States only) A total of J applications may be made per

crop season regardless of rate or formulation used.

Allow at least 10 days between applications and at least 7 days between last application and harvest. -.

Cranberries Cranberry fruitworm 1102 Apply specified dosage per acre by air using Spargar.othis sulfureana sufficient water for good coverage. For Tlpworm application by irrigation systems: Apply

specified dosage per .;)cre. Follow all I directions given under the CHEMIGATION

section of this labe:.

Fireworms 2 A total of 3 applications may be made per crop season regardless of rate or formulation uSed.

Allow at least 14 days between applications ~nd at least 21 days between last applicat;on and harvest.

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FRUIT (Continuodl Citrus FrUits

Grapes

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Black scale Brown soft scale Chaff scale Cltrlcola scale Citrus mealybug Citrus root weevil complex

Citrus thrips Cottony-cushion scale European brown snail Florida red scale Fruittree leaf roller Fuller rose beetle Glover scale Orange tortrix Purple scale Snow scale Western tussock moth Whiteflies

California red scale Yellow scale

Grape berry moth Grape cane girdlers Grape mealybug Leafhoppers· Aedbanded leaf roller Thrips Grape leaf skeletonizer

AphidS· Meadow spittlebug Oblique-banded leaf roller

Obscure root weevil Omnivorous leaf tier Pea leaf weevil Small black (grassl weevil

Strawberry leaf roller Whitefly

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Apply specified dusa~Jc oel acre as a full coverage spray. A ~lIlgle application per year may be applied up to With", 7 days of harves\. Where 2 applications are reqUIred. allow at least 28 days between the s('conn application and harvest.

A total of 2 applications may be applied per fruit year regardless of rate or formulation used.

Do not pick fruit or do other work involving contact with the tree (such as pruning I within 7 days after treatment.

The citrus root weevil com~lex includes sugarcane rootstalk borer (apopka weevil!. fuller rose beetle, little leaf notcher. and two species 01 blue greEn Citrus root weevil.

Apply specified dosage per acre as a full coverage spray.

A total of 3 applications maV be maae per crop season regardless oj rate or formulation used.

Allow at least 14 days between applications. Minimum dosage specified mav be applied up to harvest. With higher rates allow at least 10 daVs between last application and harvest.

Apply specified dosage per acre as a f,,;1 coverage spray using sufficient water for good coverage. For a;>plication bV irrigation svstems: Apply specified dosage per acre. Follow all directions given under the CHEMIGATION section of this label.

A total of 4 applications mav be :roacl~ ner crop season regardless 01 idt"! (Ir formulatioll used.

Allow at least 5 day~ between aflrl'("~t'l)ns and at least 5 days. betw'~en last applicatIOn and han. est.

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NUTS Apply specified dosage as per acre by Almonds Peach tWig borer 3 to 4 concentrate sprayer or as a floll coverage

Navel orangeworm spray using not more than 400 yallons 01 finished spray per acre. If conditions dictate an aerial spray, apply specified dosage by aircraft in not less than 20 gallons of water per spray. Application is limited to one dormant spray and/or two post-bloom sprays per season. Last application may be made up to 28 days before harvest. Allow at least 120 days between the dormant and the first post-bloom spray and at least 28 days between the post-bloom sprays. Do not graze livestock in treated groves for 21 days after treatment.

Filberts Apple mealybug 3 to 4 Apply specified dosage per acre as a full Filbert worm coverage spray.

IPacific Filbert aphid Northwest Filbert leaf roller A total of 3 applications may be made per only) crop season regardless of rate or

formulation used.

Allow at least 14 days between applications and at least 30 days between last application and harvest.

Do not graze livestock in treated groves for 21 days after treatment.

Pecans Aphids' 3104 Apply specified dosage per ac'e as a full

I Fall webworm coverage spray. Hickory shuckworrn Leaf miners A total of 3 applications may be made per May beetles crop season regardless of rate or Pecan case bearer formulation used. Southern green stink bug

, Spittlebugs Allow at least 7 days between Twig girdlers applications, Walnut caterpillars

Do not apply after shuck split.

Livestock may be grazed in treated groves after a 21-day post-treatment interval.

• In some are,as. these species may have developed resistance to organophosphate insecticides. GUTHION insecth.iJJ Lsed alone may not provide satisfactory control in those areas. Consult your local agricultural advisor or cooperat,iv8 e~tension service for recommendations.

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VEGETABLES Broccoli Brussels sprouts Cabbage (Includes tight-heading varieties of Chinese cabbage)

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Codllllg moth Fllbcrtworm Navel orangeworm

Walnut husk fly Red-humped caterpillar

Aphids· Cabbage looper DIamondback moth

Imported cabbageworm

Cabbage maggot

Cabbage maggot (Direct seeded fields in California only)

Cabbage maggot ITransplant fields Ifl California ani.,)

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1/4 to 3/8

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REMAHKS

Apply spcclflt~d dosage per Jere as a 1ull coverage spray by air or ground.

A total 01 3 applicatIons may be made per crop season regardless of dosage or formulation used.

Allow at least 14 days between applications except in the case 01 spilt application described below.

Allow at least 21 days between last application and harvest_

flo not graze livestock in treated groves for 21 days after harves\.

Split Application: On large trees where coverage is diiflcult to obtain, an aerial application 10110 wed by a ground application may be made. In order to achieve control at this rate, the two applications must be made within 10 days. Allow 21 days from the last application unti: harvest.

Apply specified dosage per acre in sufficient water for complete coverage. Do not apply within 7 days 01 harvest for brussels sprouts, 15 days of harvest for broccoli and cauliflower, nor within 21 days of harvest for cabbage.

Do not exceed mOre than 3 applications per season.

Mix specified dosage in 50 gallons of water. Apply 4 to 6 ounces of this emulsion per plant at or immediately after transplanting.

Apply specified dosage per acre in sufficient water for uniform distribution. Mix in upper 2 inches of soil prior to seeding or spray in the seed row at planting time. Usually 2 additional .;prays are necessary during the growing season, depending on time of year and maggot populations. Do not apply within 21 days of harvest.

Do not exceed mOre than 3 .t'rlic~(ions per season.

Appl~ specifIed do!zg" 'r> 300 io 400 gallons of water per acre: as: a :50il drenc:' in rows when damage fllst appears_ /,dditlonal applications may be r.ece..isary _ Do not apply wIthin 21 days of harv ~jt.

Do not exceed rnorp. tha,l 3 appilc.atlOns per se;.son

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VEGETABLES Apl.ids· 1 Apply specified dosage on 100 gallo"5 of water IContinued) Leaf miners as a full coverage spray·· using not more than

Celery Leafhoppers 200 gallons of finished spray per acre. Do not ~.lIl tlebugs apply within 14 days of harvest. Tilr/llslled plant bug

Do not exceed more than 3 applications per season.

Cucumbers Spotted cucumber 1 Apply sl'ecified dosage per acre in sufficient beetle water for complete coverage. For appiication by

Striped cucumber irrigation systems: Apply specified dosage per beetle acre. Follow all directions given under the

Western-striped CHEMIGATION section of this label. A total of cucumber beetle 3 applications may be made per crop season

regardless of rate. formulatirn or method of application used.

Allow at least 7 days between applications and at least 1 day between last application and harvest.

Onions Thrips 1 to 1 -1/2 Apply specified dosage per acre by air or ground IGreen and equipment in sufficient water for complete Dry) coverage. For application by Irrigation systems:

Apply spec;fied dosage per acre. Follow all directions given under the CHEMIGATION section of this label. A total of 3 applications may be made per crop season regardless of rate, formulation or method of application used.

Allow at least 7 days between applications for dry bulb onions. Allow at least 10 days between applications for green onions.

For dry onions, allow at least 28 days between last application and harvest.

For green onions, allow at ieilst 14 days between last application and harvest.

Potatoes Colorado potato 3/4 Apply specified dosage per acre In sufficient beetle water for complete coverage. For application by

irrigation systems: Apply specified dosage per acre. Follow all directions given under the

Banded cucumber 3/4 to 1 CHEMIGA liON section of this label. A total of

beetle 3 applications may be made per crop season

leaf miners regardless of rate, formulation or method of application used.

European corn borer 1 to 1-1/2 Fit] JCC:t:e Allow at least 7 days between applications and

Le"ft,,)nr.~rs 7 days between last application and harvest.

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VEGETABLES Colorado potato beetle 314 ApplV spccliu:d dosag" per acre by air or (Continuod) ground equipment in sufficient water for Tomatoes complete coverage. For applic2tion bv

irrigation systems: Apply specified dosage per acre. Follow all directions given under the

Banded cucumber 314 to 1 CHEMIGATION section of this label. A total

beetle of 4 applicatIOns may be made per crop

Drosophila season regardless of rate. formulation or Green stink bug method of application used. The high rates

Leaf miners should be used where heavy infestations of

Whiteflv late instar lepidopterous larvae (large worms I and pinworms are present.

Aphids· 1 to 1-112 European corn borer Allow at leas; 7 days between application,. Flea beetles Grasshoppers Rate of 1-112 pounds per acre or less may be Leafhopp~rs applied up to day of harvest. Thrips

Rates above 1·112 pounds require an inte. val Tuberworm 1·118 to 1·112 of 14 days between last application and

harvest.

NOTE: Resistance of Colorado potato bt!etle has occurred in some areas. Consult your

Fruitworm 1·112 to 3 local Extension Service or MILES Sales Hornworm Rep.esentative for details. Pinworm Yellow·striped armyworm

·In some areas, these species may hwe developed resistance to organophosphate insecticides. GUTHION insecticide used alone may not provine satisfactory control in those areas. Consult your local agricultural advisor or coopErative

I extension service fM recommendations. MELONS Leafhoppers 314 to 1 Appl ( specified dosage per acre in sufficient Honeydew Leaf miners water to give complete coverage. For Melons application by irrigation systems: Applv Muskmelon specified dosage per acre. Fallow all ICantaloupel directions given under the CHEMIGATION

Watermelons section of this label. A total of 3 appli cations Other Melons may be made per crop season regardless of

Rindworms 1 rate. formulation or method of apphcation Spotted cucumber used. beetle Striped cucumber Allow at least 5 days between apphcations beetle and at least 7 days between last application Western'st"ped and harvest. cucumber beetle ' . , '"

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ORNAMENTALS Use 4 pounds "er 1 00 gallons of water Southern Pine Concwo."m See Remarks (0.2% Jllution) as a full coverage Seed Orchards Secdworm spray· •. Use 2.25 pounds per 10

gallons of water (1 % dilution) for low volun,e sprayers. Apply first application within 30 days folluwing cone let closure, followed by 3 to 5 applications (at least 30 days apart). Apply approximately 5 to 10 gallons of the O.21b dilution with high volume sprayers or approximately 1 to 2 gallons of the 1 % dilution with low volume sprayers per tree. Thorough coverage of cones is necessary for maximum control.

Ornamentals Aphids 3/4 to 1 Apply specified dosage per 100 gallons Nursery Stock Cerococ,us scale of water. Spray all foliage surfaces

Euonymus scale including underside of leaves for Junippr scale complete coverage. For control of Lace bugs black pine leaf, brown soft, European Leafhoppers elm and Putnam scales, use the higher Mites rate. Repeat as necessary. Olive scale Oystershell scale Pulvinaria scale Thrips

Brown soft scale 2 Putnam scale

European elm scale 1-1/2 to 2 Black pine leaf scale

Cone midge 4 to 8 Apply specif,ed dosage per 100 gallons Cone moth of water. Time applicatIOns to coincide

Nith moth flight when cones are open for pollination. Thorough coverage is neces5ary for maximum control. Repeat as necessary. -

European pine shoot moth 3/4 to 1-1/2 Apply specified dosage per acre in Nantucket pine tip moth suflic;ent water for good coverage.

Time ap~lications to coincide with moth flights.

Injury to hawthorn or American linden may occur under some conditions.

Christl.1J"> t."leS Scale spp. 3/4 to 1-1/2 Apply specified dosage per acre air or Sawfly spp. ground equipment in sufficient water to Europt!an pme 5hoot moth give complete coverage but not less

L E.Jstt.1n pme ~hQ(jt borer t~a,-, 1 9"llon per acre. Time Nolntocket pUle tiP moth applications 10 coincide With

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GUT HION 50'y" WI T T j,SL[ POWDrR CROP INSErTICI::lE ---------- -----.- ---

DIRECTIONS FOR UC;E (Continued)

'In some areas, thes!~ SllecleS may have dl!V(~lopcd resistance to orU;ln(lpllo~pt,.lt(~ Ins(~r.tlcldcs. GUTHION IIlsectlcide used alune Illay not provldt' satl~i.lctory control in those areas. Consult your local aWlcuitural advisor or cn()ppratIVt~ cxtl:flsiun servlGt! for recommendations.

•• 1 hl~ C.JIlCClltriltlOll IS calculated for conventlofl']l hydraulic-type ~praVer!-.. Wht~1\ lower volullle"a of spr;iY ale applied per acre with concentrate Sp'~iYl!rs. Increase the concentration of GUTHION 50% WP III the spray Illl