Learning About Labels

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13. Storage and disposal:

All pesticide labels contain general instructions for the appropriate storage and disposal of the pesticide and its container. (see Pesticides: Safe Handling)

 

SHAKE PRODUCT THOROUGHLY BEFORE USING. Contains micronic particles which settle upon standing and require reblending by agitation. Choose a cool, calm period, preferably early morning or evening. Shake sprayer occasionally or agitate to keep spray particles in suspension during application. ROSES,EVERGREENS, AND FLOWERS Insects: Aphids, apple maggot, bagworm, black cutworm, bud moth, cherry fruit fly and worm, codling moth, plum cucurlio, mites, oriental fruit moth, pear slugs, psylla, red banded leafroller, scale (Forbes, Putnam San Jose), and tent caterpillars. Diseases: Bitter rot, black spot, black rot, blossom blight, botrytis blossom end rot, downy mildew, fly speck, frog eye, leaf spot, scab, and sooty blotch. MIX 1.5 TABLESPOONS PER GALLON OF WATER. Begin applications when insects or disease symptoms first appear or conditions favor their development and repeat at weekly intervals or as necessary to maintain control. Remember, it is easier to prevent damage than to cure it. Therefore a preventive spray schedule is recommended. Do not use if rain is expected shortly after application. Select still periods for application. Select still periods for application (early morning or evening) to reduce waste by blow away and blow back. Spray in early morning or in the evening to avoid direct sunlight. Do not apply through any type of irrigation equipment. STORAGE AND DISPOSAL Storage: Keep pesticide in original container. Do not put concentrate or dilute solution into food or drink container. Avoid contamination of feed and foodstuffs. Store in a cool, dry place, preferably in a locked storage area. PRODUCT DISPOSAL: Empty container by use. CONTAINER: Do not reuse empty jug. Rinse thoroughly before discarding in trash. NOTICE: Buyer assumes all responsibilities for safety and use not in accordance with directions. Net Contents: 1 pint

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