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Getting yo’ chemical groove on! Pesticide Labels Getting yo’ chemical groove on!

Pesticide Label Information Name and address of manufacturer Trade name Active ingredients (common or chemical name of each ingredient) Type of pesticide- herbicide, insecticide, fungicide Form of substance- dust, wettable powder, fumigant

Pesticide Label Information EPA registration number Storage and disposal precautions Hazard statement including “Keep out of reach of children” and “Danger Directions for use- mixing and applications Net contents Statement of practical treatment

Pesticide Label Information Worker protection procedures (reentry time) Signal words-toxicity levels for humans (Danger, Warning, Caution) Read and follow label directions because all the rules are included in this one rule

Herbicide Kills only plants

Fungicide Kills fungus

Insecticide Kills insects

Danger Skull and crossbones Highly toxic Most poisonous Lethal dosage (LD 50)

Warning Moderately toxic

Caution Slightly toxic Non-toxic

North Carolina Agricultural Chemicals Manual Insect Control Disease control Insect and disease control of fruits Chemical Weed Control Plant Growth Regulators Fertilizer Use