Update
Re-Entry Intervals
According To Label Statements
For Applications On Turfgrasses
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Re-Entry Intervals
Re-Entry Intervals ( a.k.a. Restricted-Entry Intervals ) are necessary to ensure that any pest control product residues on the treated turfgrass surfaces DO NOT pose an unacceptable risk to human health.
Re-Entry Intervals reflect the amount of time required for pest control product levels to dissipate ( either from uptake into the turfgrass plant, or by degradation through natural processes ) to a level that is well below any point of concern.
Re-Entry Intervals are established using a science-based approach to predict the amount of dislodgeable foliar residues ( DFR ) and turf transferrable residues ( TTR ) that may be deposited onto the skin from contact with any treated turfgrass surface.
Re-Entry Intervals are determined in order to protect people against potential harm from pest control products applied to turfgrasses.
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Early Research With 2,4-D & Dislodgeable Residues
After a pest control product DRIES ON THE LEAF, it is DIFFICULT, IF NOT IMPOSSIBLE, TO DISLODGE RESIDUES OFF THE LEAF SURFACE.
This was the conclusion of Dr Gerald R Stephenson and his research team in 1984 and again in 1987.
In August 1984, according to Dr Stephenson, with Mark K Sears and Dean G Thompson ―
In field studies … LESS THAN 5 PER CENT of [ 2,4-D Herbicide ] originally applied could be dislodged with a cheese-cloth wipe at day 0.
DISAPPEARANCE OF DISLODGEABLE RESIDUES WAS VERY RAPID.
Less than 0.01 per cent of the applied chemical was dislodgeable after 1 day in turf that received 18 mm of rainfall 1 hour after spraying.
Residues in turfgrass that received no rainfall required 7 days to dissipate to the same level.
In a study in which the clippings were not removed, the disappearance of dislodgeable residues, when the turf was mowed at 3, 7, and 11 days after application, was nearly as rapid as in unmowed turf.
Dr Gerald R Stephenson was Professor, Department of Environmental Biology, University of Guelph.
LINKS
STEPHENSON — 2, 4-D FOLLOWING ITS APPLICATION TO TURFGRASS ( Reference )
STEPHENSON — DIAZINON, CHLORPYRIFOS, & ISOFENPHOS FOLLOWING APPLICATION ( Reference )
STEPHENSON — THE MYTHS ABOUT BANNING PESTICIDES ( PART 2 ) – WHITE PAPER REPORT ON PESTICIDE BANS ( Report )
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Professional Lawn Care Industry – Wait Until Dry
ALL of the pest control products used for professional lawn care maintenance have NO interval requirement other than …
Keep People Off Treated Area Until Foliage Is Dry
Here are 13 examples ― Wait Until Dry
• Acelepryn Insecticide
• Arena 50 WDG Insecticide
• Chipco Sevin T&O Carbaryl Insecticide
• DeltaGard SC Insecticide
• Demand CS Insecticide ( For Ants )
• Fiesta Turf Weed Killer ( Green Alternative )
• Killex Turf Herbicide Liquid Concentrate
• Merit Granular Insecticide
• Merit Solupak Insecticide 75 Per Cent Wettable Powder WSP
• Par III Turf Herbicide Solution
• Pro Tri-Kil Turf Herbicide
• Quali-Pro Imidacloprid 0.5 Granular Insecticide
• Quali-Pro Imidacloprid 75 WSP Insecticide
Typically, for ALL pest control products used for professional lawn care maintenance, the Health-Canada-approved labels state ― Keep People Off Treated Area Until Foliage Is Dry.
When these products are properly used, label directions stipulate that in order to minimize any unnecessary exposure, it is good practice for parents to keep their children and pets off treated lawns until residues are DRY.
A few minutes after the application has DRIED, pest control products will cause NO harm to anyone.
There is NO problem with children and adults playing on a DRIED treated surface after a pest control application.
Moreover, pest control products are applied at very low doses, and DO NOT present a concern to children … and even pets.
In fact, MEDICATION is the leading cause of harm in children, and NOT pest control products.
Children are going to spend a life-time being exposed to all sorts of chemicals ― auto exhaust, chlorine, perfume, smoke, soap, soot ― and they will continue to be SAFE.
The safety assessments of pest control products by Health Canada and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ( US EPA ) DO take children into consideration.
These safety assessments DO consider children’s physiology, behaviours, and habits while playing on treated grass.
No one needs to worry about children, adults, and pets, playing in pesticide-treated grass since all pest control products are federally-approved, scientifically safe, practically non-toxic, and will cause NO harm, even to children, and even to pets.
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Golf Industry – Wait Until Dry
The vast majority of pest control products used for golf course maintenance have NO interval requirement other than …
Keep People Off Treated Area Until Foliage Is Dry
Here are 41 examples ― Wait Until Dry
• Acelepryn Insecticide
• Arena 50 WDG Insecticide
• Cadence WDG Fungicide
• Chipco Aliette Signature Fungicide
• Chipco Sevin T&O Carbaryl Insecticide
• Civitas Fungicide For Golf Course Turf ( Green Alternative )
• Concert Fungicide
• DeltaGard SC Insecticide
• Demand CS Insecticide
• Dimension Herbicide
• Disarm Turf Fungicide
• Eagle Fungicide
• Exteris StressGard Fungicide
• Fiesta Turf Weed Killer ( Green Alternative )
• Golden Eagle Fungicide
• Heritage MAXX Fungicide
• Honor Fungicide Wettable Granules
• Insignia EG Fungicide
• Instrata Fungicide
• Interface StressGard Fungicide
• Killex Turf Herbicide Liquid Concentrate
• Medallion Fungicide
• Merit Granular Insecticide
• Merit Solupak Insecticide 75 Per Cent Wettable Powder WSP
• Mirage StressGard Fungicide
• Par III Turf Herbicide Solution
• Phostrol Fungicide ( Green Alternative )
• Pinpoint Fungicide
• Premis 200 F Fungicide
• Pro Tri-Kil Turf Herbicide
• Quali-Pro Imidacloprid 0.5 Granular Insecticide
• Quali-Pro Imidacloprid 75 WSP Insecticide
• Quali-Pro Propiconazole 14.3 ME Turf Fungicide
• QuickSilver T&O Herbicide ( For Moss )
• Segway 400SC Fungicide
• Subdue MAXX Fungicide
• Tourney Fungicide Water Dispersible Granules
• Trilogy StressGard Fungicide
• Velista Fungicide Wettable Granules
• Velocity SP Herbicide
• Zero-Tol Algaecide-Fungicide ( Green Alternative )
Typically, the VAST MAJORITY of pest control products used for golf course maintenance, the Health-Canada-approved labels state ― Keep People Off Treated Area Until Foliage Is Dry.
When these products are properly used, label directions stipulate that in order to minimize any unnecessary exposure, it is good practice for golfer and maintenance personnel to keep off treated lawns until residues are DRY.
A few minutes after the application has DRIED, pest control products will represent NO threat to anyone.
There is NO problem with people playing or working on a DRIED treated surface after a pest control application.
Moreover, pest control products are applied at very low doses, and DO NOT present a concern to anyone.
No one needs to worry about playing on pesticide-treated golf courses since all pest control products are federally-approved, scientifically safe, practically non-toxic, and will cause NO harm.
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Golf Industry – No Interval
For some products, the Re-Entry Interval has been determined to NOT BE NECESSARY.
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( In essence, even Wait Until Dry products can be considered No Interval. )
These products, when used for turfgrass maintenance, have …
No Interval That Is Indicated On The Label, or
No Re-Entry Interval That Is Necessary
Here are 10 examples ― No Interval
• Banol Aqueous Solution Fungicide ― No Re-Entry Interval Necessary
Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other persons or pets either directly or through drift.
• Civitas Fungicide For Golf Course Turf ― No Interval Indicated On Label
• Daconil 2787 Flowable Fungicide ― No Re-Entry Interval Necessary
Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other persons or pets either directly or through drift.
• Daconil Ultrex Fungicide ― No Re-Entry Interval Necessary
Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other persons or pets either directly or through drift.
• Green GT Flowable Fungicide ― No Interval Indicated On Label
• Merit Granular Insecticide ― No Interval Indicated On Label
• Proturf Granular Fungicide X Containing Iprodione ― No Interval Indicated On Label
• Pyrate 480EC Insecticide ― No Re-Entry Interval Necessary
Do not apply this product in such a manner as to directly or thorough drift expose workers or other persons.
• Quali-Pro Iprodione 240 SE Flowable Fungicide ― No Interval Indicated On Label
• Renovo Fungicide ― No Re-Entry Interval Necessary
Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other persons. Only protected handlers may be in the area during application.
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WorkSafeBC Guidelines – Ridiculous & Arbitrary
Wherever Re-Entry Intervals seem to have been overlooked, provincial agencies like WorkSafeBC are inclined to concoct some ridiculous, arbitrary, and exaggerated guidelines ?!?!
In fact, if a Re-Entry Interval is not found on a label, this is because it has been determined to NOT BE NECESSARY.
Nonetheless, according to WorkSafeBC guidelines ―
WorkSafeBC Regulations for Occupational Health and Safety also have restrictions for workers re-entering areas treated with pesticides.
Workers may not enter a treated field until they have waited the required re-entry interval.
Workers should follow the re-entry interval on the label.
If there is no re-entry interval on the label, [ then ridiculous and arbitrary WorkSafeBC guidelines can be used to concoct exaggerated intervals ].
Overall, WorkSafeBC has suggested ONLY Re-Entry Intervals of either 24 or 48 hours. ( See below. )
SLIGHTLY TOXIC PRODUCTS IN THEIR CONCENTRATED FORMS
WorkSafeBC’s Unnecessary Guidelines Suggest A Re-Entry Interval Of 24 Hours
LD50 Dermal ― greater than 1000 mg ⁄ kg
LD50 Oral ― greater than 500 mg ⁄ kg
MODERATELY OR VERY TOXIC PRODUCTS IN THEIR CONCENTRATED FORMS
WorkSafeBC’s Unnecessary Guidelines Suggest A Re-Entry Interval Of 48 Hours
LD50 Dermal ― less than 1000 mg ⁄ kg
LD50 Oral ― less than 500 mg ⁄ kg
When Re-Entry Intervals are amateurishly concocted by using WorkSafeBC guidelines, based upon the acute product toxicity in the concentrated form, the outcome is always a 24-Hour Re-Entry Interval ( or more ).
According to statements on product labels, there are NO pest control products used on golf courses and for professional lawn care that require a Re-Entry Interval that is beyond 12 hours, and certainly, there are NONE where 48 hours is required.
WorkSafeBC is concocting ridiculous and arbitrary guidelines for WHOPPING 24-Hour Re-Entry Intervals.
Here are 4 examples ― WorkSafeBC
• Green GT Flowable Fungicide
No Interval Is Indicated On The Label – Nonetheless WorkSafeBC’s
Unnecessary Guidelines Suggest A Re-Entry Interval Of 24 Hours
• Merit Granular Insecticide
No Interval Is Indicated On The Label – Nonetheless WorkSafeBC’s
Unnecessary Guidelines Suggest A Re-Entry Interval Of 24 Hours
• ProTurf Granular Fungicide X
No Interval Is Indicated On The Label – Nonetheless WorkSafeBC’s
Unnecessary Guidelines Suggest A Re-Entry Interval Of 24 Hours
• Quali-Pro Iprodione 240 SE Fungicide
No Interval Is Indicated On The Label – Nonetheless WorkSafeBC’s
Unnecessary Guidelines Suggest A Re-Entry Interval Of 24 Hours
In other words, WorkSafeBC is UNNECESSARILY EXAGGERATING the risks of certain pest control products that have actually been evaluated as NOT REQUIRING Re-Entry Intervals.
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With its WorkSafeBC guidelines defying the label directions approved by Health Canada, the government of British Columbia is clearly VIOLATING FEDERAL PESTICIDE LAWS.
See later segments for more details.
LINKS – WORKSAFEBC
WORKSAFE BC — RESTRICTED-ENTRY INTERVALS — EXCERPTS ( Reference )
WORKSAFE BC — STANDARD PRACTICES FOR PESTICIDE APPLICATORS ( Reference )
LINKS – PRODUCT TOXICITIES
TOXICITY — GREEN GT FLOWABLE FUNGICIDE — PAGE 5 — HIGHLIGHTED ( MSDS Document )
TOXICITY — MERIT GRANULAR INSECTICIDE — PAGE 6 — HIGHLIGHTED ( MSDS Document )
TOXICITY — PROTURF GRANULAR FUNGICIDE X CONTAINING IPRODIONE — PAGE 1 — HIGHLIGHTED ( MSDS Document )
TOXICITY — QUALI-PRO IPRODIONE 240 SE FLOWABLE FUNGICIDE — PAGE 3 — HIGHLIGHTED ( MSDS Document )
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Golf Industry – Wait 12 Hours
A very small number of pest control products used for golf course maintenance have a requirement of …
Re-Entry Interval Of 12 Hours
Here are 5 examples ― Wait 12 Hours ( Except Heritage MAXX )
• Banner MAXX Fungicide ― Re-Entry Interval Of 12 Hours
DO NOT allow entry into treated area for 12 hours following application.
• Compass 50 WG Fungicide ― Re-Entry Interval Of 12 Hours
DO NOT enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval ( REI ) of 12 hours.
• Heritage MAXX Fungicide ― Re-Entry Interval Of 4 Hours
Now changed to … Do not enter or allow entry into treated turf until residues are dry.
• Iprodione Turf & Ornamental Fungicide ― Re-Entry Interval Of 4-12 Hours
DO NOT re-enter treated areas within 12 hours. If required, individuals may re-enter treated areas within 12 hours for short-terms tasks not involving hand labour if at least 4 hours have passed since application and long pants, long-sleeved shirt, hat, protective eyewear and chemical resistant gloves are worn.
• Kabuto 400SC Fungicide ― Re-Entry Interval Of 12 Hours
Do not enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval ( REI ) of 12 hours.
There are NO pest control products applied to golf courses that require a Re-Entry Interval that is beyond 12 hours, and certainly, there are NONE where 24 or 48 hours is required.
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Ridiculous Golf Ball Controversy
Residues from pest control products will cause NO harm to golfers.
Re-Entry Intervals are set to ensure that any remaining pest control product residues on the treated surface DO NOT pose an unacceptable risk to golfers.
Nonetheless, the so-called contamination of golf balls is virtually non-existent, and, most likely, well beyond any level of scientific detection.
Any golf ball, unlike food crops, has a smooth and impervious surface, and is highly unlikely to capture even the smallest amounts of ingredients.
Moreover, it is common knowledge that any pest control ingredient that is applied to a turfgrass surface will securely bond onto the leaves.
Hence, they will cause NO harm to golfers.
Historically, false allegations about golfer safety have been used by pesticide-hating fanatжcs in attempts to destroy otherwise safe and effective pest control ingredients like chlorothalonil.
The safety of chlorothalonil and its dislodgeable residues was questioned after the death of a golfer in 1982.
Unfortunately, « Golf Magazine » and « Golf Digest » exacerbated this issue with a treacherous article entitled « Killer Courses ».
These magazines betrayed the Golf Industry.
Scientific studies on dislodgeable foliar residues ( DFR ) and turf transferrable residues ( TTR ) have determined that the vast majority of pest control products used for applications on turfgrasses have NO re-entry interval requirement other than … keep people off treated area until foliage is dry.
There will be NO problem with golfers playing on a dried treated surface after a pest control application, which is applied at extremely low doses.
After an ingredient dries on the leaf, it is difficult, if not impossible, to dislodge residues off the leaf surface ( and onto the impervious surface of a golf ball ).
Overall, there are NO valid reports of any problems with golfers.
These ingredients are scientifically-safe, and WILL NOT cause harm to golfers, or the environment.
LINK
CHLOROTHALONIL — AMENDMENT TO PROPOSED RE-EVALUATION DECISION — THE BOGUS URBAN LEGEND AGAINST CHLOROTHALONIL ( Blog )
https://pesticidetruths.com/2016/02/23/chlorothalonil/
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Turf Transferrable Residues
According to Health Canada ―
Dislodgeable foliar residues ( DFR ) and turf transferrable residues ( TTR ) are measurements of pesticide residue on foliage and turf that can be transferred to human skin and clothing. They are used by Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) when determining post-application human exposure and risk to pesticides.
Generally, residues are highest immediately after an application ( initial DFR or TTR ) and decline over time due to various mechanisms including transformation into smaller compounds and mechanical removal due to rain. As the degree of potential exposure is related to the amount of chemical remaining on the foliage, exposure should decrease over time.
During the 1990s, a standard technique was developed for measuring the amount of residues on turf that are available for transfer onto a person’s skin or clothing. This technique, called the Modified California Roller method, was developed by the industry-based Outdoor Residential Exposure Task Force and supported by Health Canada’s PMRA, the California Department of Pesticide Regulation , and the USEPA, as it produced the most consistent results across samples, active ingredients, formulation types and time, than the other available techniques. The Modified California Roller method involves pushing a weighted roller five times across a 0.7 m2 area of cotton cloth that is securely fastened to turf-covered ground in order to collect residues. Residues removed in this manner represent residues that are on the surface of turf and available for transfer; which are termed TTR.
In the absence of a chemical-specific TTR study, the PMRA’s default value for turf transferrable residues had been 5% of the application rate for the initial ( day 0 ) TTR value with a dissipation rate of 10%/day. This initial TTR default value was from the USEPA Residential SOP ( 2001 ) and was based on evidence that suggested the transferability from the California Roller technique was less than 5% of the application rate ( ~ 1 to 3% observed in various indoor carpet and proprietary studies ). It was noted that studies conducted with the Modified California Roller method appeared to have much lower transfer efficiency than the original version of the roller used to determine the initial TTR default value.
LINK
HEALTH CANADA — SCIENCE POLICY NOTE SPN2014-02 ( Reference )
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Commercial Sod Production Industry – Wait 12 Hours
Some disease and weed control products used for sod production have a requirement of …
Re-Entry Interval Of 12 hours ( Except For Banol )
Here are 6 examples ― Wait 12 Hours ( Except Banol, 24 Hours )
• Banol Aqueous Solution Fungicide ― Re-Entry Interval Of 24 Hours For Sod Farms
Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other persons or pets either directly or through drift. Only protected handlers may be in the area during application. For Foliar Applications on Commercial Sod Farms : DO NOT enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval ( REI ) of 24 hours.
• Dimension Herbicide ― Re-Entry Interval Of 12 Hours For All Uses Except Golf
For all uses, except golf courses, DO NOT enter or allow worker entry inti treated areas during the restricted-entry interval ( REI ) of 12 hours. For golf courses, DO NOT enter or allow worker entry until after the spray has dried.
• Exteris StressGard Fungicide ― Re-Entry Interval Of 12 Hours For Sod Farms
Golf Courses : DO NOT enter, or allow worker entry until spray has dried. Sod Farms : DO NOT enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval ( REI ) of 12 hours.
• Mirage StressGard Fungicide ― Re-Entry Interval Of 12 Hours For Sod Farms
Golf Courses : DO NOT enter, or allow entry until spray has dried. Sod Farms : DO NOT enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval ( REI ) of 12 hours.
• Segway 400SC Fungicide ― Re-Entry Interval Of 12 Hours For Sod Farms
Golf courses : Do not enter or allow entry until spray has dried. Other uses ( including sod farms ) : Do not enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval ( REI ) of 12 hours.
• Subdue MAXX Fungicide ― Re-Entry Interval Of 12 Hours For Sod Farms
With the exception of sod production, do not re-enter treated turf areas ( including golf course fairways, tees, greens and nearby approaches ) until treated surfaces are dry. For sod farms and all other crops ( unless referred to specifically elsewhere ), do not re-enter treated areas for 12 hours.
There are NO pest control products applied to sod farms that require a Re-Entry Interval that is beyond 12 hours ( except Banol ), and certainly, there are NONE where 48 hours is required.
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Trade Association Adoption WorkSafeBC Guidelines
With its WorkSafeBC guidelines, the government of British Columbia is clearly VIOLATING FEDERAL PESTICIDE LAWS.
And sadly, the fanatжcal and uneducated leadership of Western Canada Turfgrass Trade Association ( WCTA ) has publicly adopted the ridiculous and arbitrary guidelines of WorkSafeBC.
In fact, some of the leadership has shown an inclination towards an overall 24-hour Re-Entry Interval for ALL pest control applications, in defiance of the label directions approved by Health Canada.
WCTA leaders are betraying the Golf Industry with their amateurish evaluations and non-expert discussions.
All of a sudden, WCTA leaders have become experts on evaluating the safety of pest control products.
NOT !
Why is WCTA doing this ?!?!
As usual, WCTA leaders fanatжcally conspire to dominate its membership, and the Golf Industry, by spreading mis-information and fake-news about pest control products.
In fact, if a Re-Entry Interval is not found on a label, this is because it has been determined to NOT BE NECESSARY.
The fanatжcal and uneducated leadership of WCTA would have everyone believe that their fake-research and bogus-education campaigns are designed to protect the worker in the Golf Industry.
In fact, the message being sent by WCTA is … listen to us, and DO NOT listen to Health Canada.
Both WCTA and WorkSafeBC have failed to understand federal pesticide law ―
Pest control products are to be used only in accordance with the directions on the label.
It is an offence [ i.e. violation ] under the [ federal pesticide law named ] Pest Control Products Act to use these products in a way that is inconsistent with the directions on the label.
They are both VIOLATING FEDERAL PESTICIDE LAWS.
Everyone must remember that Re-Entry Intervals are established using science-based research, and NOT by amateurish evaluations and non-expert discussions.
Under these circumstances, since the WorkSafeBC guidelines clearly violate federal pesticide laws, trade associations like WCTA should be lobbying the government of British Columbia to cease and desist.
In fact, both the provincial government and WCTA should be simply recommending to follow the label directions ― end of argument.
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Neither organization has any REAL experts on these issues ― WCTA leaders and WorkSafeBC civil servants have NO training, NO education, and NO background in these matters.
They should both cease and desist their subversive actions of needlessly burdening the Golf Industry by ridiculously and arbitrarily exaggerating the interpretation of the label directions for pest control products.
Only Health Canada has the essential expertise on Re-Entry Intervals, and NOT WorkSafeBC, and NOT WCTA.
LINKS
WESTERN CANADA TURFGRASS ASSOCIATION ( WCTA ) — LYALL & ROUSSEAU ( Reference )
WORKSAFE BC — RESTRICTED-ENTRY INTERVALS — EXCERPTS ( Reference )
WORKSAFE BC — STANDARD PRACTICES FOR PESTICIDE APPLICATORS ( Reference )
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Report & References
WESTERN CANADA TURFGRASS ASSOCIATION ( WCTA ) — LYALL & ROUSSEAU ( Reference )
HEALTH CANADA — SCIENCE POLICY NOTE SPN2014-02 ( Reference )
EUROPEAN FOOD SAFETY AUTHORITY ( Reference )
RE-ENTRY INTERVALS IN 2010 ( Report )
WORKSAFE BC — RESTRICTED-ENTRY INTERVALS — EXCERPTS ( Reference )
WORKSAFE BC — STANDARD PRACTICES FOR PESTICIDE APPLICATORS ( Reference )
CALIFORNIA EPA — GUIDANCE FOR DETERMINATION ( Reference )
STEPHENSON — DIAZINON, CHLORPYRIFOS, & ISOFENPHOS FOLLOWING APPLICATION ( Reference )
STEPHENSON — 2, 4-D FOLLOWING ITS APPLICATION TO TURFGRASS ( Reference )
STEPHENSON — THE MYTHS ABOUT BANNING PESTICIDES ( PART 2 ) – WHITE PAPER REPORT ON PESTICIDE BANS ( Report )
UPDATE — DISLODGEABLE RESIDUES & RE-ENTRY INTERVALS ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/update-dislodgeable-residues/
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The Library Of
Re-Entry Intervals
According To Label Statements
For Applications On Turfgrasses
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Re-Entry Interval
ACELEPRYN Insecticide ( chlorantraniliprole )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not enter or allow worker entry into treated area until sprays have dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — ACELEPRYN — PAGE 2 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
ARENA 50 WDG Insecticide ( clothianidin )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
DO NOT allow use of treated areas until sprays have dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — ARENA 50 WDG — PAGE 3 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
BANNER MAXX Fungicide ( propiconazole )
Re-Entry Interval Of 12 Hours
LABEL STATEMENT
DO NOT allow entry into treated area for 12 hours following application.
Formerly …
Keep people off treated area until foliage is dry.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — BANNER MAXX — PAGE 3 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER PROPICONAZOLE PRODUCTS
Concert Fungicide ( propiconazole & chlorothalonil )
Instrata Fungicide ( chlorothalonil, propiconazole, & fludioxonil )
Quali-Pro Propiconazole 14.3 ME Turf Fungicide ( propiconazole )
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Re-Entry Interval
BANOL Aqueous Solution Fungicide ( propamocarb hydrochloride )
No Re-Entry Interval Is Necessary
For Golf Courses
Do Not Apply In A Manner
That Will Expose People
Re-Entry Interval Of 24 Hours
For Commercial Sod Farms
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other persons or pets either directly or through drift.
Only protected handlers may be in the area during application.
For Foliar Applications on Commercial Sod Farms : DO NOT enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval ( REI ) of 24 hours.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — BANOL — PAGE 9 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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CADENCE WDG Fungicide ( boscalid )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
DO NOT enter or allow others to enter treated area until spray has dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — CADENCE WDG — PAGE 8 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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CHIPCO ALIETTE Signature Fungicide ( fosetyl AL )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not re-enter treated area until residues have dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — CHIPCO ALIETTE — PAGE 2 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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CHIPCO SEVIN T&O Carbaryl Insecticide ( carbaryl )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not allow public use of treated areas during applications or until sprays have dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — CHIPCO SEVIN T&O — PAGE 7 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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CIVITAS Fungicide For Golf Course Turf ( mineral oil )
Green Alternative Pesticide
No Interval Is Indicated On The Label
LINKS
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — CIVITAS ( MINERAL OIL ) — NO INTERVAL ( Label Document )
OTHER GREEN ALTERNATIVE PESTICIDE PRODUCTS
Fiesta Turf Weed Killer ( Iron HEDTA )
Phostrol Fungicide ( phosphite )
Zero-Tol Algaecide-Fungicide ( hydrogen peroxide )
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Re-Entry Interval
COMPASS 50 WG Fungicide ( trifloxystrobin )
Re-Entry Interval Of 12 Hours
LABEL STATEMENT
DO NOT enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval ( REI ) of 12 hours.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — COMPASS 50WG — PAGE 2 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER TRIFLOXYSTROBIN PRODUCTS
Exteris StressGard Fungicide ( fluopyram & trifloxystrobin )
Interface StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione & trifloxystrobin )
Trilogy StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione, triticonazole, & triflozystrobin )
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Re-Entry Interval
CONCERT Fungicide ( propiconazole & chlorothalonil )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
DO NOT enter or allow entry into treated area until CONCERT Fungicide is dry.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — CONCERT — PAGE 3 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER PROPICONAZOLE PRODUCTS
Banner MAXX Fungicide ( propiconazole )
Instrata Fungicide ( chlorothalonil, propiconazole, & fludioxonil )
Quali-Pro Propiconazole 14.3 ME Turf Fungicide ( propiconazole )
OTHER CHLOROTHALONIL PRODUCTS
Daconil 2787 Flowable Fungicide ( chlorothalonil )
Daconil Ultrex Fungicide ( chlorothalonil )
Instrata Fungicide ( chlorothalonil, propiconazole, & fludioxonil )
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Re-Entry Interval
DACONIL 2787 Flowable Fungicide ( chlorothalonil )
No Re-Entry Interval Is Necessary
Do Not Apply In A Manner
That Will Expose People
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other persons or pets either directly or through drift.
Only protected handlers may be in the area during application.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — DACONIL 2787 — PAGE 7 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER CHLOROTHALONIL PRODUCTS
Concert Fungicide ( propiconazole & chlorothalonil )
Daconil Ultrex Fungicide ( chlorothalonil )
Instrata Fungicide ( chlorothalonil, propiconazole, & fludioxonil )
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Re-Entry Interval
DACONIL ULTREX Fungicide ( chlorothalonil )
No Re-Entry Interval Is Necessary
Do Not Apply In A Manner
That Will Expose People
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other persons or pets either directly or through drift.
Only protected handlers may be in the area during application.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — DACONIL ULTREX — PAGE 8 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER CHLOROTHALONIL PRODUCTS
Concert Fungicide ( propiconazole & chlorothalonil )
Daconil 2787 Flowable Fungicide ( chlorothalonil )
Instrata Fungicide ( chlorothalonil, propiconazole, & fludioxonil )
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Re-Entry Interval
DELTAGARD SC Insecticide ( deltamethrin )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
DO NOT allow people or pets to re-enter the treated area until product has dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — DELTAGARD SC — PAGE 10 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
DEMAND CS Insecticide ( lambda-cyhalothrin )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Keep children and pets off treated areas until spray has dried following the application.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — DEMAND CS — PAGE 15 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
DIMENSION Herbicide ( dithiopyr )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
For Golf Courses
Re-Entry Interval Of 12 Hours
For All Uses Other Than Golf
LABEL STATEMENT
For all uses, except golf courses, DO NOT enter or allow worker entry inti treated areas during the restricted-entry interval ( REI ) of 12 hours.
For golf courses, DO NOT enter or allow worker entry until after the spray has dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — DIMENSION — PAGES 2 & 5 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
DISARM Turf Fungicide ( fluoxastrobin )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not enter or allow entry into treated turf until residues are dry.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — DISARM TURF FUNGICIDE — PAGES 2 & 5 — HIGHLIGHTED
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Re-Entry Interval
EAGLE Fungicide ( myclobutanil )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
DO NOT enter treated areas … until sprays have dried for golf courses.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — EAGLE — PAGE 4 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER MYCLOBUTANIL PRODUCT
Golden Eagle Fungicide Granular
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Re-Entry Interval
EXTERIS STRESSGARD Fungicide ( fluopyram & trifloxystrobin )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
For Golf Courses
Re-Entry Interval Of 12 Hours
For Commercial Sod Farms
LABEL STATEMENT
Golf Courses : DO NOT enter, or allow worker entry until spray has dried.
Sod Farms : DO NOT enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval ( REI ) of 12 hours.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — EXTERIS STRESSGARD — PAGE 5 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER TRIFLOXYSTROBIN PRODUCTS
Compass 50 WG Fungicide ( trifloxystrobin )
Interface StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione & trifloxystrobin )
Trilogy StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione, triticonazole, & triflozystrobin )
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Re-Entry Interval
FIESTA Turf Weed Killer ( Iron HEDTA )
Green Alternative Pesticide
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
People and pets can enter treated area when spray dries.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — FIESTA — PAGE 2 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER GREEN ALTERNATIVE PESTICIDE PRODUCTS
Civitas Fungicide For Golf Course Turf ( mineral oil )
Phostrol Fungicide ( phosphite )
Zero-Tol Algaecide-Fungicide ( hydrogen peroxide )
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Re-Entry Interval
GOLDEN EAGLE Fungicide Granular ( myclobutanil )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
DO NOT enter treated areas … until sprays [ ?!?! ] have dried for golf courses.
DO NOT apply this product in such a manner as to directly, or through drift, expose workers or other persons.
Unprotected persons must be vacated from the area being treated.
Only protected handlers may be in the area during application.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — GOLDEN EAGLE — PAGE 3 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER MYCLOBUTANIL PRODUCT
Eagle Fungicide
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Re-Entry Interval
GREEN GT Flowable Fungicide ( iprodione )
No Interval Is Indicated On The Label
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — GREEN GT — NO INTERVAL ( Label Document )
OTHER IPRODIONE PRODUCTS
Interface StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione & trifloxystrobin )
Iprodione Turf & Ornamental Fungicide ( iprodione )
Proturf Granular Fungicide X Containing Iprodione ( iprodione )
Quali-Pro Iprodione 240 SE Flowable Fungicide ( iprodione )
Trilogy StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione, triticonazole, & triflozystrobin )
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Re-Entry Interval
HERITAGE MAXX Fungicide ( azoxystrobin )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not enter or allow entry into treated turf until residues are dry.
Formerly …
Do not re-enter treated turf during the restricted entry interval ( REI ) of 4 hours.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — HERITAGE MAXX — PAGE 2 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
HONOR Fungicide Wettable Granules ( pyraclostrobin & boscalid )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not re-enter treated area until sprays have dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — HONOR FUNGICIDE — PAGE 10 — HIGHLIGHTED
OTHER PYRACLOSTROBIN PRODUCT
Insignia EG Fungicide
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Re-Entry Interval
INSIGNIA EG Fungicide ( pyraclostrobin )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not re-enter treated area until sprays have dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — INSIGNIA EG — PAGE 6 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER PYRACLOSTROBIN PRODUCT
Honor Fungicide Wettable Granules ( pyraclostrobin & boscalid )
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Re-Entry Interval
INSTRATA Fungicide ( chlorothalonil, propiconazole, & fludioxonil )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
DO NOT enter or allow entry into the treated area until INSTRATA Fungicide is dry.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — INSTRATA — PAGE 3 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER CHLOROTHALONIL PRODUCTS
Concert Fungicide ( propiconazole & chlorothalonil )
Daconil 2787 Flowable Fungicide ( chlorothalonil )
Daconil Ultrex Fungicide ( chlorothalonil )
OTHER FLUDIOXONIL PRODUCT
Medallion Fungicide ( fludioxonil )
OTHER PROPICONAZOLE PRODUCTS
Banner MAXX Fungicide ( propiconazole )
Concert Fungicide ( propiconazole & chlorothalonil )
Quali-Pro Propiconazole 14.3 ME Turf Fungicide ( propiconazole )
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Re-Entry Interval
INTERFACE STRESSGARD Fungicide ( iprodione & trifloxystrobin )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
DO NOT enter or allow worker entry into treated areas until sprays have dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — INTERFACE STRESSGUARD — PAGES 2 & 5 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER IPRODIONE PRODUCTS
Green GT Flowable Fungicide ( iprodione )
Iprodione Turf & Ornamental Fungicide ( iprodione )
Proturf Granular Fungicide X Containing Iprodione ( iprodione )
Quali-Pro Iprodione 240 SE Flowable Fungicide ( iprodione )
Trilogy StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione, triticonazole, & triflozystrobin )
OTHER TRIFLOXYSTROBIN PRODUCTS
Compass 50 WG Fungicide ( trifloxystrobin )
Exteris StressGard Fungicide ( fluopyram & trifloxystrobin )
Trilogy StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione, triticonazole, & triflozystrobin )
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Re-Entry Interval
IPRODIONE TURF & ORNAMENTAL Fungicide ( iprodione )
Re-Entry Interval Of 4 To 12 Hours
LABEL STATEMENT
DO NOT re-enter treated areas within 12 hours.
If required, individuals may re-enter treated areas within 12 hours for short-terms tasks not involving hand labour if at least 4 hours have passed since application and long pants, long-sleeved shirt, hat, protective eyewear and chemical resistant gloves are worn.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — IPRODIONE TURF & ORNAMENTAL — PAGE 3 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER IPRODIONE PRODUCTS
Green GT Flowable Fungicide ( iprodione )
Interface StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione & trifloxystrobin )
Proturf Granular Fungicide X Containing Iprodione ( iprodione )
Quali-Pro Iprodione 240 SE Flowable Fungicide ( iprodione )
Trilogy StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione, triticonazole, & triflozystrobin )
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Re-Entry Interval
KABUTO 400SC Fungicide ( isofetamid )
Re-Entry Interval Of 12 Hours
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval ( REI ) of 12 hours.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — KABUTO 400SC — PAGE 2 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
KILLEX Turf Herbicide Liquid Concentrate ( 2,4-D, mecoprop, dicamba )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not allow people ( other than applicator ) or pets on treatment area during application.
Do not enter treated areas until spray has thoroughly dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — KILLEX — PAGE 6 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER 2,4-D PRODUCTS
Par III Turf Herbicide Solution ( 2,4-D, mecoprop, dicamba )
Pro Tri-Kil Turf Herbicide ( 2,4-D, mecoprop, dicamba )
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Re-Entry Interval
MEDALLION Fungicide ( fludioxonil )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
Re-Entry Interval Of
12 Hours For Ornamentals
LABEL STATEMENT
DO NOT enter or allow entry into treated turf areas until MEDALLION Fungicide is dry.
DO NOT enter or allow worker entry into treated areas for 12 hours following application to ornamentals.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — MEDALLION — PAGES 2 & 6 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER FLUDIOXONIL PRODUCT
Instrata Fungicide ( chlorothalonil, propiconazole, & fludioxonil )
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Re-Entry Interval
MERIT GRANULAR Insecticide ( imidacloprid )
No Interval Is Indicated On The Label
LINKS
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — MERIT GRANULAR — NO INTERVAL ( Label Document )
OTHER IMIDACLOPRID PRODUCTS
Merit Solupak Insecticide 75 Per Cent Wettable Powder WSP
Quali-Pro Imidacloprid 0.5 Granular Insecticide
Quali-Pro Imidacloprid 75 WSP Insecticide
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Re-Entry Interval
MERIT SOLUPAK Insecticide 75 Per Cent Wettable Powder WSP ( imidacloprid )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Keep children or pets off treated area until spray is dry.
In sod farms, DO NOT re-enter treated areas until residues have dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — MERIT SOLUPAK — PAGES 2 & 6 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER IMIDACLOPRID PRODUCTS
Merit Granular Insecticide
Quali-Pro Imidacloprid 0.5 Granular Insecticide
Quali-Pro Imidacloprid 75 WSP Insecticide
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Re-Entry Interval
MIRAGE STRESSGARD Fungicide ( tebuconazole )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
Re-Entry Interval Of
12 Hours For Sod Farms
LABEL STATEMENT
Golf Courses : DO NOT enter, or allow entry until spray has dried.
Sod Farms : DO NOT enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval ( REI ) of 12 hours.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — MIRAGE STRESSGARD — PAGES 2 & 5 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
PAR III Turf Herbicide Solution ( 2,4-D, mecoprop, dicamba )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not allow people ( other than applicator ) or pets on treatment area during application.
Do not enter treated areas until spray has thoroughly dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — PAR III — PAGE 11 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER 2,4-D PRODUCTS
Killex Turf Herbicide Liquid Concentrate ( 2,4-D, mecoprop, dicamba )
Pro Tri-Kil Turf Herbicide ( 2,4-D, mecoprop, dicamba )
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Re-Entry Interval
PHOSTROL Fungicide ( phosphites )
Green Alternative Pesticide
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Re-entry for turf uses is when the pesticide spray solution has dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — PHOSTROL FUNGICIDE — PAGE 6 — HIGHLIGHTED
OTHER GREEN ALTERNATIVE PESTICIDE PRODUCTS
Civitas Fungicide For Golf Course Turf ( mineral oil )
Fiesta Turf Weed Killer ( Iron HEDTA )
Zero-Tol Algaecide-Fungicide ( hydrogen peroxide )
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Re-Entry Interval
PINPOINT Fungicide ( mandestrobin )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
Do Not Apply In A Manner
That Will Expose People
LABEL STATEMENT
Keep all unprotected persons out of operating areas or vicinity where there may be drift.
Do not enter or allow others to enter treated areas until sprays have dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — PINPOINT — PAGE 3 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
PREMIS 200 F Fungicide ( triticonazole )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
DO NOT re-enter turf until residues have dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — PREMIS 200 F — PAGES 2 & 9 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER TRITICONAZOLE PRODUCT
Trilogy StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione, triticonazole, & triflozystrobin )
――――――――――――――――――――
Re-Entry Interval
PRO TRI-KIL Turf Herbicide ( 2,4-D, mecoprop, dicamba )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not allow people ( other than applicator ) or pets on treatment area during application.
Do not enter treated areas until spray has thoroughly dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — PRO TRI-KIL — PAGE 3 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER 2,4-D PRODUCTS
Killex Turf Herbicide Liquid Concentrate ( 2,4-D, mecoprop, dicamba )
Par III Turf Herbicide Solution ( 2,4-D, mecoprop, dicamba )
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Re-Entry Interval
PROTURF GRANULAR FUNGICIDE X Containing Iprodione ( iprodione )
No Interval Is Indicated On The Label
LINKS
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — FUNGICIDE X — NO INTERVAL — 1 ( Label Document )
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — FUNGICIDE X — NO INTERVAL — 2 ( Label Document )
OTHER IPRODIONE PRODUCTS
Green GT Flowable Fungicide ( iprodione )
Interface StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione & trifloxystrobin )
Iprodione Turf & Ornamental Fungicide ( iprodione )
Quali-Pro Iprodione 240 SE Flowable Fungicide ( iprodione )
Trilogy StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione, triticonazole, & triflozystrobin )
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Re-Entry Interval
PYRATE 480EC Insecticide ( chlorpyrifos )
No Re-Entry Interval Is Necessary
Do Not Apply In A Manner
That Will Expose People
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not apply this product in such a manner as to directly or thorough drift expose workers or other persons.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — PYRATE 480EC — PAGE 2 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
QUALI-PRO IMIDACLOPRID 0.5 GRANULAR Insecticide ( imidacloprid )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Keep unprotected persons, children and pets out of the treated areas until irrigation has dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — QUALI-PRO IMIDACLOPRID 0.5 GRANULAR — PAGE 4 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER IMIDACLOPRID PRODUCTS
Merit Granular Insecticide
Merit Solupak Insecticide 75 Per Cent Wettable Powder WSP
Quali-Pro Imidacloprid 75 WSP Insecticide
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Re-Entry Interval
QUALI-PRO IMIDACLOPRID 75 WSP Insecticide ( imidacloprid )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Keep children or pets off treated area until spray is dry.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — QUALI-PRO IMIDACLOPRID 75 WSP — PAGES 3 & 9 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER IMIDACLOPRID PRODUCTS
Merit Granular Insecticide
Merit Solupak Insecticide 75 Per Cent Wettable Powder WSP
Quali-Pro Imidacloprid 0.5 Granular Insecticide
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Re-Entry Interval
QUALI-PRO IPRODIONE 240 SE Flowable Fungicide ( iprodione )
No Interval Is Indicated On The Label
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — QUALI-PRO IPRODIONE 240 SE — NO INTERVAL ( Label Document )
OTHER IPRODIONE PRODUCTS
Green GT Flowable Fungicide ( iprodione )
Interface StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione & trifloxystrobin )
Iprodione Turf & Ornamental Fungicide ( iprodione )
Proturf Granular Fungicide X Containing Iprodione ( iprodione )
Trilogy StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione, triticonazole, & triflozystrobin )
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Re-Entry Interval
QUALI-PRO PROPICONAZOLE 14.3 ME Turf Fungicide ( propiconazole )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
KEEP PEOPLE OFF TREATED AREA UNTIL FOLIAGE IS DRY.
DO NOT allow entry into treated area until the area is dry.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — QUALI-PRO PROPICONAZOLE 14.3 ME — PAGES 2,6,9 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER PROPICONAZOLE PRODUCTS
Banner MAXX Fungicide ( propiconazole )
Concert Fungicide ( propiconazole & chlorothalonil )
Instrata Fungicide ( chlorothalonil, propiconazole, & fludioxonil )
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Re-Entry Interval
QUICKSILVER T&O Herbicide ( carfentrazone-ethyl )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
Do Not Apply In A Manner
That Will Expose People
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not allow people ( other than applicator ) or pets on treatment area during application.
Do not enter treatment area until spray has dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — QUICKSILVER T&O — PAGE 3 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
RENOVO Fungicide ( thiophanate-methyl )
No Re-Entry Interval Is Necessary
Do Not Apply In A Manner
That Will Expose People
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other persons.
Only protected handlers may be in the area during application.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — RENOVO — PAGE 4 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
SEGWAY 400SC Fungicide ( cyazofamid )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
Re-Entry Interval Of
12 Hours For Sod Farms
LABEL STATEMENT
Golf courses : Do not enter or allow entry until spray has dried.
Other uses ( including sod farms ) : Do not enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted entry interval ( REI ) of 12 hours.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — SEGWAY 400SC — PAGE 2 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
SUBDUE MAXX Fungicide ( metalaxyl-M )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
Re-Entry Interval Of
12 Hours For Sod Farms
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not apply in such a way that this product will contact workers or other persons, either directly or through drift.
Only handlers ( mixers, loaders and applicators ) wearing personal protective equipment may be in the area being treated during application.
With the exception of sod production, do not re-enter treated turf areas ( including golf course fairways, tees, greens and nearby approaches ) until treated surfaces are dry.
For sod farms and all other crops ( unless referred to specifically elsewhere ), do not re-enter treated areas for 12 hours.
Do not enter or allow worker entry for 24 hours following application to ornamentals and conifers.
Workers shall be given oral warning of the re-entry interval.
If early re-entry into treated areas is required, workers must wear long pants, a long-sleeved shirt, chemical resistant gloves and boots, and a hat.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — SUBDUE MAXX — PAGE 3 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
TOURNEY Fungicide Water Dispersible Granules ( metconazole )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
… do not enter or allow others to enter until sprays have dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — TOURNEY — PAGE 3 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
TRILOGY STRESSGARD Fungicide ( iprodione, triticonazole, & triflozystrobin )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
DO NOT re-enter turf until residues have dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — TRILOGY STRESSGARD — PAGES 2 & 5 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
OTHER IPRODIONE PRODUCTS
Green GT Flowable Fungicide ( iprodione )
Interface StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione & trifloxystrobin )
Iprodione Turf & Ornamental Fungicide ( iprodione )
Proturf Granular Fungicide X Containing Iprodione ( iprodione )
Quali-Pro Iprodione 240 SE Flowable Fungicide ( iprodione )
OTHER TRIFLOXYSTROBIN PRODUCTS
Compass 50 WG Fungicide ( trifloxystrobin )
Exteris StressGard Fungicide ( fluopyram & trifloxystrobin )
Interface StressGard Fungicide ( iprodione & trifloxystrobin )
OTHER TRITICONAZOLE PRODUCT
Premis 200 F Fungicide ( triticonazole )
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Re-Entry Interval
VELISTA Fungicide Wettable Granules ( penthiopyrad )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not enter or allow worker entry into treated areas until sprays have dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — VELISTA — PAGE 3 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
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Re-Entry Interval
VELOCITY SP Herbicide ( bispyribac )
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Do not enter treated areas until sprays have dried.
LINK
RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — VELOCITY SP — PAGE 5 — HIGHLIGHTED ( Label Document )
https://pesticidetruths.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Re-Entry-Interval-Velocity-SP-Herbicide-bispyribac-Page-5-HIGHLIGHTED.pdf
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Re-Entry Interval
ZERO-TOL Algaecide-Fungicide ( hydrogen peroxide )
Green Alternative Pesticide
Keep People Off Treated
Area Until Foliage Is Dry
LABEL STATEMENT
Only protected handlers may be in the area during application.
Do not enter or allow worker re-entry to treated areas until residues have dried.
Keep unprotected persons out of treated areas until sprays have dried.
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RE-ENTRY INTERVAL — ZERO-TOL — PAGE 3 — HIGHLIGHTED
OTHER GREEN ALTERNATIVE PESTICIDE PRODUCTS
Civitas Fungicide For Golf Course Turf ( mineral oil )
Fiesta Turf Weed Killer ( Iron HEDTA )
Phostrol Fungicide ( phosphite )
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Find The Whole Truth With UPDATES & WARNINGS By Exploring The Following Segments …
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UPDATES
2,4-D Herbicide
LINKS
UPDATE — 2,4-D — THE INDUSTRY TASK FORCE II ON 2,4-D RESEARCH DATA — GRAY, BURNS, & MAHLBURG ( Reports )
UPDATE — 2,4-D — VON STACKELBERG STUDY — IMPLAUSIBLE CARCINOGENIC OUTCOMES ( Reports )
UPDATE — 2,4-D — THE INDUSTRY TASK FORCE II ON 2,4-D RESEARCH DATA — REVISED & EXPANDED WEB-SITE ( Report )
UPDATE — 2,4-D — BAD NEWS — MANUFACTURERS CANNOT JUSTIFY THE COST OF REGISTRATION ( Report )
UPDATE — 2,4-D — MANUFACTURERS — DISTURBINGLY BAD NEWS ( Report )
LINK – MORE ON 2,4-D
2,4-D — EVALUATIONS & ASSESSMENTS ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/24-d/
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UPDATES
A Look At … Slide Shows
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UPDATE — A Look At … SLIDE SHOWS — ANNOUNCEMENT — UPDATED & IMPROVED WEB-PAGE ( Blog )
UPDATE — A Look At … SLIDE SHOWS — ANNOUNCEMENT — PESTICIDE TRUTHS WEB-PAGES REVISED & EXPANDED ( Report )
LINKS – MORE SLIDE SHOWS
A Look At … SLIDE SHOW — TURF, ORNAMENTALS, MAINTENANCE, & ENVIRONMENT — LIBRARY OF SLIDE SHOWS ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/a-look-at-slide-shows/
A Look At … SLIDE SHOW — SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT FACTS — PEST CONTROL PRODUCTS ARE SAFE FOR KIDS ( Blog )
A Look At … SLIDE SHOWS — 2016 LIBRARY OF PRESENTATIONS — Part 1 Of 3 ( Blog )
A Look At … SLIDE SHOWS — 2016 LIBRARY OF PRESENTATIONS — Part 2 Of 3 ( Blog )
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UPDATE
Energy Sector – Wind Turbines
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UPDATE — ENERGY SECTOR — BATTLE BETWEEN GOLF FACILITY & WIND TURBINES ( Report )
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UPDATES
Glyphosate Herbicide ( Roundup )
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UPDATE — GLYPHOSATE — FREQUENTLY-ASKED QUESTIONS ON RE-EVALUATION DECISION RVD2017-01 — THE LIBRARY OF UPDATES ( Blog )
UPDATE — GLYPHOSATE — SAFE & EFFECTIVE CHEMICAL — AUSTRALIA ( Report )
UPDATE — GLYPHOSATE — RE-EVALUATION 2010 — HEALTH CANADA ( Report )
UPDATE — GLYPHOSATE — GLYPHOSATE-RESISTANT RYEGRASS — JACKLIN’S NEW GLY–RYE™ ( Report )
LINK – MORE ON GLYPHOSATE
GLYPHOSATE — RE-EVALUATION DECISION RVD2017-01 — HEALTH CANADA ( Blog )
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Golf Industry
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UPDATE — GOLF — GORDON WITTEVEEN ( 1934 – 2010 ) — MEMORIAL SERVICE ( Report )
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Health Canada
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UPDATE — HEALTH CANADA — IMIDACLOPRID & PRELIMINARY POLLINATOR ASSESSMENT, WITH OVERALL CONCLUSIONS — SLIDE PRESENTATION ( Blog )
UPDATE — HEALTH CANADA — RE-EVALUATION SUMMARY TABLE 2013 — PRODUCTS ACCEPTABLE FOR CONTINUED REGISTRATION ( Report )
UPDATE — HEALTH CANADA — RE-EVALUATION SUMMARY TABLE 2013 — PRODUCTS REMOVED ( Report )
UPDATE — HEALTH CANADA — GLYPHOSATE — RE-EVALUATION 2010 ( Report )
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UPDATE
Health Issues
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UPDATE — HEALTH ISSUES — UNFOUNDED CONCERNS ABOUT PESTICIDES — DR BRUCE N AMES — AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY ( Report )
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UPDATE
Integrated Pest Management ( IPM )
LINKS
UPDATE — IPM — LEAST TOXIC PESTICIDES APPLIED AS A LAST RESORT ( Report )
LINK – MORE ON IPM
IPM — #@!!% IPM NONSENSE ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/failure-of-integrated-pest-management/
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UPDATES
Iprodione Fungicide ( Rovral )
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UPDATE — IPRODIONE — DIVESTMENT OF ROVRAL FUNGICIDE BY BAYER ( Report )
UPDATE — IPRODIONE — CALIFORNIA’S PROP 65 & PUBLIC HEALTH CONCERNS ( Report )
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UPDATES
Letters To The Editor
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UPDATE — LETTERS TO THE EDITOR — UPDATED & IMPROVED WEB-PAGES — GET READY FOR THE SPRING ASSAULT OF LUNATЖCS ! ( Blog )
https://pesticidetruths.com/2013/03/17/letters-to-the-editor-updated-improved-web-page-2013-03-17/
LINKS – MORE LETTERS
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR / LETTERS OF COMPLAINT — WE’RE NOT GONNA TAKE IT ANYMORE ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/letters-to-the-editor-letters-of-complaint/
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR — RESPONDING TO LUNATЖC JIHADЖSTS & SCREECHING MONKEYS — RE-DIRECT LINKS ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/letters-to-the-editor-responding-to-screeching-monkeys/
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR — RESPONDING TO LUNATЖC JIHADЖSTS — WARREN BELL — GIDEON FORMAN — BARBARA KAMINSKY — CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY — 2013 00 00 ( Web-Page )
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR — RESPONDING TO LUNATЖC JIHADЖSTS — WARREN BELL — GIDEON FORMAN – BARBARA KAMINSKY — CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY — 2012 00 00 ( Web-Page )
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR — RESPONDING TO LUNATЖC JIHADЖSTS — WARREN BELL — GIDEON FORMAN — BARBARA KAMINSKY — CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY — 2011 00 00 ( Web-Page )
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR — RESPONDING TO SCREECHING MONKEYS — 2012 00 00 ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/letters-to-the-editor-screeching-monkeys-2012/
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR — RESPONDING TO SCREECHING MONKEYS — 2011 00 00 ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/letters-to-the-editor-screeching-monkeys-2011/
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Manufacturers
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UPDATE — MANUFACTURERS — 2,4-D — DISTURBINGLY BAD NEWS ( Report )
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Neonicotinoid Conspiracy
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UPDATE — NEONICOTINOIDS — ONTARIO BEE HEALTH WORKING GROUP — INFESTED WITH ANTI-PESTICIDE LUNATЖCS — ANNOUNCEMENT — NEW WEB-PAGE ( Blog )
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Ontario Bee-Keepers’ Association ( OBA )
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UPDATE — OBA — ONTARIO BEE HEALTH WORKING GROUP — INFESTED WITH ANTI-PESTICIDE LUNATЖCS — ANNOUNCEMENT — NEW WEB-PAGE ( Blog )
UPDATE — OBA — ANNOUNCEMENT — NEW WEB-PAGE ( Report )
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Ontario College Of Family Physicians ( OCFP )
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UPDATE — OCFP — ANNOUNCEMENT — NEW PESTICIDE TRUTHS WEB-PAGE ( Report )
LINK – MORE ON OCFP
OCFP — DISCREDITED, RADICAL, & SCIENTIFICALLY IGNORANT MAD MEN PRETENDING TO BE SCIENTISTS WHO ARE LAZY & STUPID ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/ontario-college-of-family-physicians/
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Organic Pesticide-Free Maintenance
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UPDATE — ORGANIC PESTICIDE-FREE MAINTENANCE — FAILURE — ANNOUNCEMENT — PESTICIDE TRUTHS WEB-PAGES REVISED & EXPANDED ( Report )
LINKS – MORE ON ORGANIC
ORGANIC — GOOD RIDDANCE TO THE FAILURE OF THE LUNATЖC ORGANIC COMPANIES ( Blog )
ORGANIC — BAN FAILURES ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/failure-of-organic-pesticide-free-maintenance/
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Organizations
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UPDATE — ORGANIZATIONS — ANTI-PESTICIDE & ENVIRONMENTAL TERRЖRISTS — ANNOUNCEMENT — UPDATED & IMPROVED WEB-PAGE ( Report )
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UPDATES
Prohibitions
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UPDATE — PROHIBITION — URBAN PESTICIDE BANS — CROPLIFE ( Slide Presentation )
UPDATE — PROHIBITION — CARNAGE — ANNOUNCEMENT — PESTICIDE TRUTHS WEB-PAGES REVISED & EXPANDED ( Report )
LINK – MORE ON PROHIBITIONS
PROHIBITION — CARNAGE CAUSED BY CATASTROPHIC ANTI-PESTICIDE PROHIBITION ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/carnage-caused-by-anti-pesticide-prohibition/
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Quintozene Fungicide ( PCNB )
LINKS
UPDATE — QUINTOZENE — AUSTRALIA — DIOXINS ( Report )
UPDATE — QUINTOZENE — ALTERNATIVES ( Report )
UPDATE — QUINTOZENE — ENVIRONMENT & SAFETY ( Report )
UPDATE — QUINTOZENE — CANCELLATION SCHEDULE ( Report )
UPDATE — QUINTOZENE — STOP SALE ORDER — US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ( US EPA ) ( Report )
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Seeds Of Turfgrasses
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UPDATE — SEED — GLYPHOSATE-RESISTANT RYEGRASS — JACKLIN’S NEW GLY–RYE™ ( Report )
LINK – MORE ON SEEDS
A Look At … TURFGRASS SEEDS — THE LIBRARY OF JACKLIN SEEDS NEWSLETTERS ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/a-look-at-references-seed-jacklin-newsletter/
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The Wisdom Of Hepworth
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UPDATE — HEPWORTH — ANNOUNCEMENT — UPDATED & IMPROVED WEB-PAGE ( Blog )
LINK – MORE ON HEPWORTH
HEPWORTH — THE WISDOM OF DR LORNE HEPWORTH ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/the-wisdom-of-lorne-hepworth/
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Victories
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UPDATE — VICTORIES — ANTI-PESTICIDE TERRЖRISTS — ANNOUNCEMENT — UPDATED & IMPROVED WEB-PAGE ( Blog )
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Water Quality
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UPDATE — WATER QUALITY — SURVEY SHOWS FEW PESTICIDES — NORTH DAKOTA ( Report )
LINK – MORE ON WATER QUALITY
WATER QUALITY — MYTH ABOUT WATER ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/water-quality/
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WARNING
Canadian Cancer Society ( CCS )
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WARNING — CCS — FIGHTING BACK AGAINST RЖPE & DESTRUCTION ( Report )
LINK – MORE ON CCS
CCS — SUBVERSIVE, CONTEMPTIBLE, & RADICAL ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/canadian-cancer-society/
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WARNINGS
Fiesta Herbicide
LINKS
WARNING — FIESTA — NOT A NATURAL PRODUCT ( Report )
WARNING — FIESTA — ANNOUNCEMENT — UPDATED & IMPROVED WEB-PAGE ( Blog )
LINKS – MORE ON FIESTA
FIESTA — THE PESTICIDE TRUTHS REPORTS — RE-DIRECT LINKS ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/fiesta-herbicide-pesticide-truths-reports/
FIESTA — VIOLATING FEDERAL LAW — LAWN CARE INDUSTRY HAS SOME BAD BOYS ( Blog )
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WARNING
Killer Plants In The Urban Landscape
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WARNING — KILLER PLANTS — TAXUS ( Report )
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ALMA MATER ― McGill University • University of Guelph • the first person ever to obtain university degrees & contribute to both the professional lawn care & golf maintenance industries.
EXPERTISE IN ― turf & ornamental maintenance & troubleshooting • history of the green space industry • sales & distribution of seeds, chemicals, fertilizers, & equipment • fertilizer manufacturing & distribution • environmental issues & anti-pesticide terrжrism.
NOTABLE ACTIVITIES ― worked in virtually all aspects of the green space industry, including golf maintenance, professional lawn care, tree & shrub care, distribution, environmental compliance, government negotiations, public affairs, & workplace safety ― • the supervisor, consultant, &, programmer for the successful execution of hundreds-of-thousands of management operations in the golf course & urban landscape, as well as millions of pest control applications • the advisor, instructor, & trainer for thousands of turf & ornamental managers & technicians • the pesticide certification instructor for thousands of industry workers • a major founder of the modern professional lawn care industry • the prolific writer for industry publications, reports, & blogs • the first to confirm the invasion of European Chafer insects in both the Montreal region & the Vancouver / Fraser Valley region • with Dr Peter Dernoeden, the first to confirm the presence of Take All Patch as a disease of turf in Eastern Canada • with Dr David Shetlar, the first to confirm the presence of Kentucky Bluegrass Scale as an insect pest in South-Western Ontario, & later, in the Montreal & Vancouver regions.
SPECIAL CONTRIBUTIONS ― the creator of the Exception Status that allowed the golf industry to avoid being subjected to anti-pesticide prohibition for a generation • the creator of the signs that are now used for posting after application • the co-founder of annual winter convention for Quebec golf course superintendents • the co-founder of the first ever Turf Summit • the major influence in the decision by Canadian Cancer Society to stop selling-for-profit fresh pesticide-treated daffodils • the only true reliable witness of the events of anti-pesticide prohibition in the town of Hudson, Quebec • the founder ( now retired ) of UPDATES & Force Of Nature reports & blogs.
NOTABLE AWARD ― the first man-of-the-year for contributions leading to the successful founding of the Quebec professional lawn care industry, which served as a beach-head against anti-pesticide activists in the 1980s & 1990s.
LEGACY ― Mr Gathercole & his colleagues … designed & implemented strategies that reined anti-pesticide activists & provided peace & prosperity for the entire modern green space industry across Canada for a generation • orchestrated legal action against anti-pesticide activists in the town of Hudson, Quebec • launched the largest founding professional lawn care business in the nation • quadrupled the business revenues of one of the largest suppliers in the nation.
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