KEY TO SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS: * Restricted use only.† = Not for use in Nassau or Sufflok Counties; DF = dry flowable DG= dispersible granules; E or EC = emulsifiable concentrate; F = flowable; FM = flowable microencapsulated; G, GR = granular; L = liquid; LC = liquid concentrate; S = soluble; SC = soluble concentrate; SL or S = solution, liquid; SP = soluble powder; W or WP = wettable powder; WSP= water soluble packet
1= use on Long Island limited to onions

Table 3: Fungicides and Disinfectants mentioned in this publication
TRADE NAME	COMMON NAME	FORMULATION	EPA REG. NUMBER
Actigard 50 WG	acibenzolar-S-methyl	50WG	100-922
AgClor 310	sodium hypochlorite	12.5%	2792-62
Agri-Fos	phosphorous acid	3.35L	71962-1
*Agri Tin	triphenyl tin hydroxide	80%	55146-72
Agri-mycin 17	streptomycin sulfate	22.40%	55146-96
Aliette WDG	fosetyl-Al	80% WDG	264-516
Apron XL LS	mefenoxam	3 L	100-799
Armicarb Ecomate 'O'	potassium bicarbonate	85 WP	5905-541
Badge SC	copper oxychloride + copper hydroxide	34 SC	80289-3
Bio-Save 10LP	Pseudomonas syringae	29.8%	81803-5
Blocker 4F	PCNB	4 F	5481-472
Bravo Ultrex	chlorothalonil	82.5 DG	50534-201 -100
Bravo Weather Stik	chlorothalonil	6 EC	50534-188-100
Bravo Zn	chlorothalonil + zinc	4.17 EC	50534-204-100
Cabrio EG	pyraclostrobin	20 EG	7969-187
Catamaran	chlorothalonil + phosphorous acid	16.7-38.9%	42519-31
Champ Formula 2	copper hydroxide	4.6 F	55146-64
Champion WP	copper hydroxide	77 WP	55146-1
Contans WG	Coniothyrium minitans	5.3% G	72444-1
Cruiser Maxx Legume	thiamethoxam + mefenoxam + fludioxonil	22.6% + 1.7% + 1.12%	100-1247
†Cruiser Maxx Potato	thiamethoxam + fludioxonil	28 + 7%	100-1248
Cuprofix Ultra 40Disperss	basic copper sulfate	71.1 DF	70506-201
Curzate 60 DF	cymoxanil	60DF	352-592
Decree 50WDG	fenhexamid	50 WDG	66330-35-67690
*Dithane DF	mancozeb	75 DF	62719-402
Dithane F-45	mancozeb	4 L	62719-396
Dithane M-45	mancozeb	80 WP	62719-387
Dividend Extreme	difenoconazole + mefenoxam	7.73% + 1.93%	100-1141
Echo 720	chlorothalonil	6 F	60063-7
Endura 70 WDG	boscalid	70 WDG	7969-197
Evolve Potato Seed Piece Treatment	hiophanate-methyl + mancozeb + cymoxanil"	2.5+6+1 D	264-973
Firewall	Streptomycin sulfate	17 WP	80990-4
Flint	trifloxystrobin	50% WDG	264-777
Forum SC	dimethomorph	4.17 SC	241-427
*Fosphite	phosphorous acid	3.9 EC	68573-2
Fungi-Phite	phosphorous acid	3.38 L	83472-1
Gaucho-MZ Potato Seed Piece Treatment	imidacloprid + mancozeb	1.25+6 D	264-978
*Gavel 75 DF	zoxamide + mancozeb	8.3+66.7 DF	62719-441
Gem 500 SC	trifloxystrobin	4.17 F	264-826
Headline	pyraclostrobin	2.09 EC	7969-186
Heritage	azoxystrobin	50%	100-1093
Inspire Super	difenoconazole + cyprodinil	8.4% + 24.1%	100-1317
JMS Stylet oil	mineral oil	97.10%	65564-1
Kaligreen	potassium bicarbonate	82 WP	11581-2
Kentan DF	copper hydroxide	61.3 DF	80289-2
*Kphite 7LP	phosphorous acid	4.41 L	73806-1
Kocide 2000	cupric hydroxide	53.8 DF	352-656
Kocide 3000	cupric hydroxide	46.1 DF	352-662
Kocide 4.5 LF	cupric hydroxide	4.5 L	352-684
Kocide DF	cupric hydroxide	61.4 DF	352-688
ManKocide	mancozeb + copper hydroxide	15 + 46.1 DF	352-690
Manzate F	mancozeb	4F	352-706
*Manzate Pro Stik	mancozeb	75 DG	1812-414-352
Maxim MZ Potato Seed Protectant	fludioxonil + mancozeb	.005 + .057	100-1158
Mertect 340F	thiabendazole	4.1 F	100-889
MilStop	potassium bicarbonate	85 WP	70870-1-68539
Microfine Sulfur	sulfur	90 DF	6325-13-34704
Micro Sulf	sulfur	80 DF	55146-75
Microthiol Disperss	sulfur	80 DF	70506-187
Moncoat MZ	flutolanil + mancozeb	1.5% + 6%	71711-8
†Moncut 70 DF	flutolanil + mancozeb	70 DF	71711-14-10163
Mycostop	Streptomyces griseoviridis	30 WP	64137-5
Nubark mancozeb	mancozeb	6%P	2935-496
Nu-Cop 3L	copper hydroxide	37.5 L	42750-75
Nu-Cop 50 WP	copper hydroxide	77 WP	45002-7
Nu-Cop HB	copper hydroxide	77 HP	42750-132
Nutrol	potassium phosphate		70644-1
Oxidate	hydrogen dioxide	27 L	70299-2
Penncozeb 75DF	mancozeb	75 DF	70506-185
Phostrol	phosphorus acid	4.32 L	55146-83
Plant Shield HC	Trichoderma harzianum	1.15% WP	68539-4
Polyram 80 DF	metiram	80 DF	7969-105-34704
Potato Seed Treater 6%	mancozeb	6% D	2935-541-34704
Potato Seed Treater PS	mancozeb	8% D	2935-539-34704
*Presidio	fluopicolide	4SC	59639-140
*Previcur Flex	propamocarb	6 WSP	264-678
Pristine	pyraclostrobin + boscalid	0.008 +0,0158 DF	7969-199
*Procure 480-SC	triflumizole	4SC	400-518
ProPhyt	phosphorus acid	4.2 L	42519-22-5905
PropiMax EC	propiconazole	3.6 EC	62719-346
Quadris F	azoxystrobin	2.08 F	100-1098
Quadris Opti F	azoxystrobin + chlorothalonil	7 + 11.7 F	100-1178
Quadris Ridomil Gold SL	azoxystrobin + mefenoxam	22.9 + 49%	100- 1311
Quadris Top	azoxystrobin + difenoconazole	18.2 + 11.4%	100-1313
Quilt	azoxystrobin + propiconazole	0.5 +0.5 F	100-1171
Quilt Xcel	azoxystrobin + propiconazole	13.5 +11.7%	100-1324
Quintec	quinoxyfen	22.58 F	62719-375
Rally 40 WSP	myclobutanil	40%	62719-410
Ranman 400 SC	cyazofamid	3.33 SC	71512-3-279
Rampart	phosphorous acid	3.90 L	34704-924
*†Reason 500 SC	fenamidone	4.13 SC	264-695
Regalia	Reynoutria sachalinensis extract	5% EC	84059-3
Revus	mandipropamid	2.08L	100-1254
Revus Top	mandipropamid + difenoconazole	2.08L each	100-1278
Ridomil Gold GR	mefenoxam	2.5 G	100-798
Ridomil Gold PC GR	mefenoxam + PCNB	0.5 + 10 G	100-823
Ridomil Gold Bravo SC	mefenoxam + chlorothalonil	43.3 + 33.1SC	100-1221
Ridomil Gold Copper	mefenoxam + copper	5 + 60WP	100-804
Ridomil Gold SL	mefenoxam	4 EC	100-801
Ridomil Gold MZ WG	mefenoxam + mancozeb	4% + 64% WG	100-1269
Rovral 4F	iprodione	4 F	264-482
Scala SC	pyrimethanil	5 SC	264-788
Serenade MAX	Bacillus subtilis	14.6 WP	69592-11
Serenade Soil	Bacillus subtilis	1.34%	69592-12
Sonata	Bacillus pumilis	1.38 F	69592-13
Sovran	kresoxim-methyl	50WG	7969-154
Stratego	prothioconazole + trifloxystrobin	4.18 EC	264-903
*Super Tin 80 WP	triphenyltin hydroxide	80 WP	352-689
† Switch 62.5 WG (1)	cyprodinil + fludioxonil	37.5+ 25 WG	100-953
T-22 HC Biological	Trichoderma harzianum	1.15P	68539-4
Tanos 50 DF	famoxadone + cymoxanil	25 +25 DF	352-604
Tilt	propiconazole	3.6 EC	100-617
Tops MZ	thiophanate-methyl + mancozeb	2.5 + 6 P	264-958
Tops-MZ-Gaucho	imidacloprid + thiophanate methyl +mancozeb	1.25 + 2.5 + 6 P	264-977
Topsin M 70 WP	thiophanate-methyl	70 WP	73545-11-70506
Topsin M WSB	thiophanate-methyl	70 WSB	73545-16-70506
Topsin 4.5 FL	thiophanate-methyl	4.5 F	73545-13-70506
Ultra Flourish	mefenoxam	2 EC	55146-73
Vangard WG	cyprodinil	75% WG	100-828
Ziram 76 DF	ziram	76 DF	70506-173

KEY TO SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS:* = Restricted use pesticide. † = Not for use in Nassau and Suffolk Counties. D = Dust; DF = dry flowable; DG = dispersible granules; EC = emulsifiable concentrate; F = flowable; FM = flowable microencapsulated; G, GR = granular; L = liquid; LC = liquid concentrate; P = powder; S = soluble; SC = soluble concentrate; SE = suspension emulsion; SL or S = solution, liquid; SP = soluble powder; W or WP = wettable powder; WDG = water dispersible granule.
1= use on Long Island limited to onions

Table 2: Insecticides mentioned in this publication
TRADE NAME	COMMON NAME	FORMULATION	EPA REG. NUMBER
*Abba 0.15 EC	abamectin	0.15 EC	66222-139
Acephate 97UP	acephate	WDG	70506-8
Acramite 4 SC	bifenazate	4 SC	400-514
Acramite 50 WS	bifenazate	0.5 WSB	400-503
*Admire Pro Systemic Protectant	imidacloprid	4.6L	264-827
*Advise	imidacloprid	2 FL	1381-205
Agree WG	Bt var aizawai	50 DG	70051-47
*^Agri-Mek SC	abamectin	SC	100-1351
*Alias	imidacloprid	2 F	264-758-66222
*Ambush 25W	permethrin	25 WP	5481-502
*Asana XL	esfenvalerate	0.66 EC	352-515
Assail 30 SG	acetamiprid	30 G	8033-36-70506
Avaunt	indoxacarb	30 DG	352-597
Aza-Direct	azadiractin	0.09 L	71908-1-10163
*Baythroid XL	beta-cyfluthrin	1 EC	264-840
Beleaf 50SG	flonicamid	0.5 LB	71512-10-279
*Bifenture EC	bifenthrin	EC	70506-57
Biobit HP	Bt var. kurstaki	WP	73049-54
Biobit XL	Bt var. kurstaki	F	73049-46
Blackhawk	spinosad	33G	62719-532
*^Brigade 2EC	bifenthrin	2EC	279-3313
*^Brigadier	bifenthrin + imidacloprid	2F	279-3332
*^Capture LFR	bifenthrin	L	279-3302
*Cheminova Methyl 4EC	methyl parathion	2 EC	67760-43
*†^Coragen	chlorantraniliprole	SC	352-729
*Counter 15G	terbufos	15 G	5481-545
*Couraze	imidacloprid	1.6 F	264-763-67760
^Cruiser 5FS	thiamethoxam	5 LB	100-941
†CruiserMaxx Potato	thiamethoxam + fludioxonil	3.58 LB	100-1248
*^Danitol 2.4 EC	fenpropathrin	2.4 EC	59639-35
Deadline Bullets	metaldehyde	4 G	5481-507
Deadline M-Ps	metaldehyde	4 G	5481-511
Dimethoate 400	dimethoate	4 EC	34704-207
Dipel DF	Bt var. kurstaki	DF	73049-39
*Diazinon 50W	diazinon	50 WP	51036-108
*Diazinon AG500	diazinon	4 EC	66222-9
*†^Endigo	thiamethoxam + lambda-cyhalothrin	2.06 lbs/gal	100-1276
Entrust	spinosad	80 WP	62719-282
*Force CS	tefluthrin	CS	100- 1253
Fulfill	pymetrozine	50 WDG	100-912
*Gaucho 480F	imidacloprid	4 F	264-957
*Hero	zeta-cypermethrin + bifenthrin	1.24 EC	279-3315
*Imidan 70-WSB	phosmet	WSB	10163-169
*Impulse	imidacloprid	1.6 FL	42750-109
Javelin WG	Bt var. kurstaki	6.4 G	70051-66
Kryocide	cryolite	96 WP	70506-172
*^Lambda-CY	lambda-cyhalothrin	1E	70506-121
*Lannate SP	methomyl	90 SP	352-342
*Lannate LV	methomyl	2.4 L	352-384
*Leverage 2.7	imidacloprid + cyfluthrin	1.6 + 1.1SE	264-770
*Leverage 360	imidacloprid + cyfluthrin		264-1104
*Lorsban 4E	chlorpyrifos	4 EC	62719-220
Lorsban 15G	chlorpyrifos	15 G	62719-34
Lorsban 75 WG	chlorpyrifos	75 WG	62719-301- 10163
M-Pede	insecticidal soap	L	62719-515
*Macho 2.0 FL	imidacloprid	2 FL	42750-110
Microthiol Disperss	sulfur	80%	70506-187
Movento	spirotetramat	SC	264-1050
*MSR Spray Concentrate	oxydemeton-methyl	2 EC	10163-220
*†Mocap EC	ethoprop	6 EC	264-458
Montana	imidacloprid	2 L	83100-7-83979
*Mustang MAX	zeta-cypermethrin	0.8 lb/gal	279-3249
Neemix 4.5	azadirachtin (neem)	.34 L %	70051-9
Novador	Bt var. tenebrionis	100 %	73049-48
*Nuprid 1.6F	imidacloprid	1.6 F	228-488
Cheminova Acephate 75SP	acephate	75 S	59639-26-67760
Orthene 97	acephate	97 S	59639-91-5481
*Pasada	imidacloprid	1.6 F	264-763-66222
*Penncap-M	methyl parathion	2 FM	70506-193
*Perm-Up	permethrin	3.2 EC	70506-9
*Pounce 25 WP	permethrin	25 WP	279-3051
*†Platinum 75 SG	thiamethoxam	75SG	100-1291
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray	piperonyl butoxide (PBO) + pyrethrins	0.5+0.5 L	655-489
*Prey	imidacloprid	1.6 F	34704-894
*^Proclaim	emamectin benzoate	5 DG	100-904
Prokil Cryolite 96	cryolite	96 WP	10163-41
*Provado 1.6F	imidacloprid	1.6 F	264-763
Radiant SC	spinetoram	SC	62719-545
*Renounce 20 WP	cyfluthrin (beta)	20 WP	264-784
Sevin 80Solupak	carbaryl	80 WSP	264-316
Sevin XLR Plus	carbaryl	4 EC	264-333
Sluggo Ag	iron phosphate	G	67702-3-54705
*^ Sniper	bifenthrin	2 EC	34704-858
*†^Thimet 20-G	phorate	20 G	5481-530
*Tombstone	cyfluthrin	2 LB	34704-912
*†Trigard	cyromazine	0 .75 WP	100-654
*Vendex 50WP	fenbutin-oxide	50 WP	70506-211
*†^Voliam Xpress	chlorantraniliprole + lambda-cyhalothrin	0.835 + 0.417	100-1320
*†Vydate C-LV	oxamyl	3.77 L	352-532
*†Vydate L	oxamyl	2 L	352-372
*^ Warrior w/Zeon Technology	lambda-cyhalothrin	11.40%	100-1112
*Warrior II	lambda-cyhalothrin	2.08 LB	100-1295
*Widow	imidacloprid	2 F	34704-893
XenTari	Bt var. aizawai	DF	73049-40

KEY TO SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS: * Restricted use pesticide.† = Not for use in Nassau or Sufflok Counties; ƒ¢ = Rate or other application restrictions apply. See label for more information.

CS = aqueous capsule suspension; DF = dry flowable DG= dispersible granules; E or EC = emulsifiable concentrate; F = flowable; FM = flowable microencapsulated; G, GR = granular; L = liquid; LC = liquid concentrate; S = soluble; SC = soluble concentrate; SE = suspension emulsion; SL or S = solution, liquid; SP = soluble powder; W or WP = wettable powder; WSP= water soluble packet

Table 1: Herbicides mentioned in this publication
TRADE NAME	COMMON NAME	FORMULATION	EPA REG. NUMBER
*AAtrex NINE-O	atrazine	90 DG	100-585
*AAtrex 4L	atrazine	4 L	100-497
Accent	nicosulfuron	75 DF	352-560
Aim EC	carfentrazone	2.0 EC	279-3241
Assure II	quizalofop p-ethyl	0.88 EC	352-541
*Atrazine 90WDG	atrazine	90 W	34704-622
*Atrazine 4L	atrazine	4 L	34704-69
Balan	benefin	60DF	34704-746
Banvel	dicamba	4 L	66330-276
Basagran	bentazon	4 S	7969-45-66330
Buctril	bromoxynil	2 EC	264-437
Callisto	mesotrione	4SC	100-1131
Chateau WDG	flumioxazin		59639-119
Clarity	dicamba	4 EC	7969-137
Command 3 ME	clomazone	3 ME	279-3158
Curbit EC	ethalfluralin	3 EC	34704-610
Devrinol 50-DF	napropamide	50 DF	70506-36
*† Dual Magnum	*metolachlor	7.62 E	100-816
*† Dual II Magnum	*metoachlor	7.64 E	100-818
Eptam 7-E	EPTC	7 E	10163-283
Formula 40	2,4-D	3.8 L	228-357
Fusilade DX	fluazifop-butyl	2 EC	100-1070
Goal 2XL	oxyfluorfen	2 E	62719-424
Goaltender	oxyfluorfen	4 F	62719-447
*Gramoxone Inteon	paraquat	2 EC	100-1217
Impact	topramezone	2.8 L	5481-524
*Karmex DF	diuron	80 DF	352-692
*Kerb 50-W	pronamide	50 W	62719-397
Laudis	tembotrione	3.5 EC	264-860
Lorox DF	linuron	50 DF	352-686
Matrix	rimsulfuron	25 DF	352-556
*†Micro-Tech	alachlor	4E	524-344
Moxy	bromoxynil	2 E	9779-346
*†Optill	saflufenacil + imazethapyr		7969-280
Option	foramsulfuron	25 G	264-685
*†Outlook	dimethenamid-p	6 EC	7969-156
Permit	halosulfuron	75 DF	81880-2-10163
Poast	sethoxydim	1.5 E	7969-58
Prefar 4-E	bensulide	4 E	10163-200
Princep 4L	simazine	4 L	100-526
Prowl 3.3EC	pendimethalin	3.3 EC	241-337
Prowl H2O	pendimethalin	3.8 CS	241-418
*†Pursuit 2 EC	imazethapyr	2EC	241-310
Pyramin DF	pyrazon	65 DF	7969-81-66330
Raptor	imazamox	1 AS	241-379
Reflex	fomesafen	2 L	100-993
Ro-Neet 6-E	cycloate	6 E	73637-5-74530
Roundup Weather MAX	glyphosate	5.5 L	524-537
Sandea	halosulfuron	75 DF	10163-254
*^Select MAX	clethodim	0.97 L	59639-132
Sharpen	saflufenacil	2.85WS	7969-278
Sonalan HFP	ethalfluralin	3 EC	62719-188
*Spin-Aid	phenmedipham	1.3 E	264-616
*†Stinger	clopyralid	3 L	62719-73
Strategy	clomazone + ethalfluralin	0.5 +1.6 EC	34704-836
Targa	quizalofop p-ethyl	0.88 EC	33906-9-81880
Thistrol	MCPB	2 EC	71368-5
Treflan HFP	trifluralin	4 EC	62719-250
Valor SX	flumioxazin	51 DG	59639-99

KEY TO SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS:

* = Restricted use pesticide. † = Not for use in Nassau and Suffolk counties. ^ = Rate or other application restrictions apply. See label for more information.

CS = aqueous capsule suspension; DF = dry flowable; DG = dispersible granules; E or EC = emulsifiable concentrate; F = flowable; FM = flowable microencapsulated; G, GR = granular; L = liquid; LC = liquid concentrate; S = soluble; SC = soluble concentrate; SE = suspension emulsion; SL or S = solution, liquid; SP = soluble powder; W or WP = wettable powder;WS = water-based suspension; WSP = water soluble packet

Table 4: Soil pesticides mentioned in this publication
TRADE NAME	COMMON NAME	FORMULATION	EPA REG. NUMBER
**K-Pam HL	metam potassium	5.8 lb/gal fumigant	5481-483
*†Telone C-17	dichloroprophene + chloropicrin	8.6 + 1.5 fumigant	62719-12
*†Telone C-35	dichloroprophene + chloropicrin	63.4 + 34.7 fumigant	62719-302
*Terr-o-Gas	methyl bromide + chloropicrin	67 +33 fumigant	5785-24
Vapam HL	metam sodium	4.26 EC	5481-468
*†Vydate L	oxamyl	2 L	352-372
*†Vydate C-LV	oxamyl	3.77 WSL	352-532

KEY TO SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS:

* = Restricted use pesticide. † = Not for use in Nassau and Suffolk Counties
EC = emulsifiable concentrate; WSL = water soluble liquid.

Table 5: Desiccants and defoliants mentioned in this publication
TRADE NAME	COMMON NAME	FORMULATION	EPA REG. NUMBER
Aim EC	carfentrazone	2.0 EC	279-3241
DeFol 750L	sodium chlorate	7.5 L	19713-486
*Gramoxone Inteon	paraquat	2 EC	100-1217
*Paraquat	paraquat	2 lbs/gal	several brands
Reglone 2L	diquat	2L	100-1061
†Rely	glufosinate-ammonium	1 EC	264-652
Riverdale 2,4-D L.V. 4	2,4 -D ester		228-139
Roundup, Touchdown or OLF	glyphosate	various	various
Valor SX	flumioxazin	51 DG	59639-99
Vida	pyraflufen-ethyl	.208 L	71711-7-10163

KEY TO SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS: * = Restricted use pesticide. † = Not for use in Nassau and Suffolk Counties. EC = emulsifiable concentrate; L = liquid

Table 6: Plant growth regulators mentioned in this publication
TRADE NAME	COMMON NAME	FORMULATION	EPA REG. NUMBER
Ethrel	ethephon	2 L	264-267
maleic hydrazide (several)	maleic hydrazide	varies
Sprout Nip	chloropropham	varies	varies

KEY TO SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS: L = liquid

Table 7: Animal Toxicants and Repellents mentioned in this publication
TRADE NAME	COMMON NAME	FORMULATION	EPA REG. NUMBER
Hinder	13.8% ammonium soap	Liquid	5481-808

Abbreviations and Symbols used in this Publication

A ...... acre MOA.....mode of action

AI ..... active ingredient OLF..... other labeled formulation

D ..... dust P ........ pellets

DF .... dry flowable PHI...... pre-harvest interval

DG .... dispersible granule S ........ soluble

DTH... days to harvest REI ........ restricted-entry interval

E ...... emulsion, emulsifiable SP ...... soluble powder

EC .... emulsifiable concentrate ULV.... ultra-low volume

EIQ.... Environmental Impact Quotient W ....... wettable

F ...... flowable WDG... water-dispersible granules

G....... granular WP .... wettable powder

L ........ liquid WSP.... water soluble packet

*...... restricted-use pesticide; may be purchased and used only by certified applicators

†..... not for use in Nassau and Suffolk Counties

# ..... 2(ee) recommendation based on an efficacy statement

^ ..... Rate or other application restrictions apply. See label for more information.

## .... 2(ee) recommendation based on quantitative efficacy data

Tips for laundering pesticide contaminated clothing

Pre-Laundering Information

Remove contaminated clothing before entering enclosed tractor cabs.

Remove contaminated clothing outdoors or in an entry. If a granular pesticide was used, shake clothing outdoors. Empty pockets and cuffs.

Save clothing worn while handling pesticides for that use only. Keep separate from other clothing before, during, and after laundering.

Wash contaminated clothing after each use. When applying pesticides daily, wash clothing daily.

Clean gloves, aprons, boots, rigid hats, respirators, and eyewear by scrubbing with detergent and warm water. Rinse thoroughly and hang in a clean area to dry.

Take these precautions when handling contaminated clothing:

Ventilate area.
Avoid inhaling steam from washer or dryer.
Wash hands thoroughly.
Consider wearing chemical-resistant gloves.
Keep out of reach of children and pets.

Air

Hang garments outdoors to air.

Prerinse

Use one of three methods:
1. Hose off garments outdoors.
2. Rinse in separate tub or pail.
3. Rinse in automatic washer at full water level.

Pretreat (heavily soiled garments)

Use heavy-duty liquid detergent.

Washer Load

Wash garments separate from family wash.

Wash garments contaminated with the same pesticide together.

Never use the “sudsaver” feature on your machine when laundering pesticide-soiled clothes.

Load Size

Wash only a few garments at once.

Water Level

Use full water level.

Water Temperature

Use hot water, as hot as possible.

Wash Cycle

Use regular wash cycle, at least 12-minutes.

Laundry Detergent

Use a heavy-duty detergent.
Use amount recommended on package or more for heavy soil or hard water.
Remember to use high-efficiency (HE) detergents in HE and front-loading washers.

Rinse

Use a full warm rinse.

Rewash

Rewash contaminated garments two or three times before reuse for more complete pesticide removal.

Dry

Line drying is preferable, to avoid contaminating dryer.

Clean Washer

Run complete, but empty, cycle.
Use hot water and detergent.

Prepared by Charlotte Coffman, College of Human Ecology, Department of Fiber Science and Apparel Design, 607-255-2009

PESTICIDE EMERGENCY NUMBERS

Emergency responder information on pesticide spills and accidents…

CHEMTREC 800-424-9300

For pesticide information…
National Pesticide Information Center ................................... 800-858-7378

To Report Oil and Hazardous Material Spills in New York State…
NYS Department of Environmental Conservation
Spill Response............................................................................ 800-457-7362 (in NYS) 518-457-7362 (outside NYS)

Poison Control Centers
Poison Control Centers nationwide............................................... 800-222-1222

If you are unable to reach a Poison Control Center or obtain the information your doctor needs, the office of the NYS Pesticide Coordinator at Cornell University, 607-255-1866, may be able to assist you in obtaining such information.

Maintained by Curtis Petzoldt, New York State IPM Program. Address comments or questions to vegrec@yahoo.com
Last modified December 1, 2011.

A ...... acre	MOA.....mode of action
AI ..... active ingredient	OLF..... other labeled formulation
D ..... dust	P ........ pellets
DF .... dry flowable	PHI...... pre-harvest interval
DG .... dispersible granule	S ........ soluble
DTH... days to harvest	REI ........ restricted-entry interval
E ...... emulsion, emulsifiable	SP ...... soluble powder
EC .... emulsifiable concentrate	ULV.... ultra-low volume
EIQ.... Environmental Impact Quotient	W ....... wettable
F ...... flowable	WDG... water-dispersible granules
G....... granular	WP .... wettable powder
L ........ liquid	WSP.... water soluble packet

*...... restricted-use pesticide; may be purchased and used only by certified applicators
†..... not for use in Nassau and Suffolk Counties
# ..... 2(ee) recommendation based on an efficacy statement
^ ..... Rate or other application restrictions apply. See label for more information.
## .... 2(ee) recommendation based on quantitative efficacy data