docker: production image + Gitea Actions for monthly refresh

Dockerfile: self-contained image with corpus + Chroma + BM25 baked in. Drawbar's compose pulls + runs without volume mounts. Built from sources.json (labels schema), PRODUCT_NAME=crop_chem by default, HYBRID_SEARCH=true (always-on for production quality). RERANK_URL + OLLAMA_URL get set at compose time. .gitea/workflows/refresh.yml: monthly cron (1st @ 06:00 UTC) does full scrape → reindex → image push. Scrapes Bayer (~30 min) + EPA PPLS row-crop filtered (~7h). Skips reindex+push if no corpus diff. Tags pushed: :latest, :<sha12>, :corpus-<YYYY.MM.DD>. .gitea/workflows/image-only.yml: on-demand or auto on code-only pushes to main (paths: docs_mcp/, rag/, scrape/, requirements.txt, Dockerfile, sources.json). Reindexes from committed corpus, builds image, pushes. ~10 min vs ~9h full refresh. .gitignore: corpus/ now COMMITTED (4,159 labels, 265 MB of .md + sidecars). Lets image-only.yml rebuild indexes without re-scraping. chroma/ + bm25/ still gitignored (regenerable binary indexes). .dockerignore: drops venv, eval results, PLAN/README/CLAUDE.md, deploy/, .git/ — keeps the image lean. corpus + chroma + bm25 explicitly NOT in dockerignore (those go INTO the image). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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+# CO-OP L.V. 4 ESTER WEED KILLER
+
+- EPA Reg No: **1381-115**
+- Registrant: WINFIELD SOLUTIONS, LLC
+- Signal word: Caution
+- Active ingredients: 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid, propylene glycol butyl ether ester (68.6%)
+- Label accepted: 1972-12-14
+- Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/000912-00034-19721214.pdf
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+• DowPQr.':; uad.:mo,!; I>f Th" Dow Chl,"o;;(,,1 C,o,"!>ony 
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+co-op 
+L.V.4 Ester 
+Weed Killer 
+Use Precautions 
+Do not apply CO-OP L.V. 4 directly to. or 
+otherwise permit it to come into contact 
+with vegetables. flowers. grapes, fruit trees. 
+ornamentals. cottar. or other desirable 
+plants which are sensitive to 2.4-0 and its 
+formulations, and do not permit spray mists ' 
+containing ,it to drift onto them. since even 
+minute quantities of ihe spray may cause 
+injury during both growing and dormant 
+penods (C01l!Se spruys are less IIkl'ly to 
+(iT' It) Accordingly, applications by 
+airplane, ground rigs and hand 
+dispensers should be carri.d oul only 
+when there is no hazard from drift. At 
+high temperatures vaporization may cause 
+injury to susceptible plants growing nearby'. 
+Do not contaminate irrigation ditches or 
+water used for domestic purposes. 
+To avoid injury to desirable plants. do not 
+store. handle or apply other agricultural 
+chemicals with same containers or 
+equipment used for CO-OP L.V.4. Do no! 
+store near fertilizers. seeds. insecticides 
+, or fungicides. " 
+This product is toxic to fish. Do not use 
+where run-off is Ii frequent problem. Keep 
+. out of lakes. streams and ponds. 
+'.' 
+Rinse equipment and containers and 
+dispose-of wastes by burying in non-crop 
+areas away from r.<ater supplies.' Containers 
+should be disposed of by punchi<;1g holes 
+in them and burying with wastes. Drums 
+11:<11 be returnej III manufacturer. 
+Caution 
+May cause skin irritation 
+Harmful if swallowed 
+AvoidContactwith Eyes. Skin and Clothing 
+Keep out of the re-ach of children. 
+"A Low-Volatile 2, 4-0 
+Emulsifiable Concentrate, 
+WEED KILLER 
+" 
+For The Control of 
+Many Broad-Leaved Weeds, 
+Perennials and Woody.Plants 
+Suscepti ble to 2, 4-0 
+Active Ingredi,ent: 
+2,4-Dic.hlor0p,henoxyacetic Acid.' , '. 
+Butoxy Prcpyl Ester ............ , .................. 72.8% 
+2.4-DiChlorophenoxyacetic 
+Acid Equivalent .... ' .......• , ........... 44.9% 
+Inert Ingredients ................ , .................. , ... 27.2% 
+Contains 4 pounds per galion of 2,4·Dichlr'rophenoxyacel'c 
+Ac,; tquivalent 
+,,' Caution KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN 
+See side panel for additional cautions 
+NET CONTENTS GALLONS 
+In case of contact with eyes. fllfNi~oW&IR-__ - _______ .. 
+plenty of water 
+'/ 
+, ) 
+." 
+" . 
+Diredions(conlinJed) 
+Weed Control In Grail Sorghum: Post
+emergence - Use % 16 W. pint pf:'r acre 
+in the amount 01 watel necessary lor 
+distribution. when ,the sorghum is' 6 to"12 
+;nches tall and secane my root;> ari. well 
+established. Use drop nozzles when ,crop 
+is over 10 inches tall. :)0 not apply during 
+Ilo','.'0I1n9 to Cl0uqh sta JP " 
+Wood~Plant Control: To control 2,4-0 
+susceptible speCies in areas such as, lence 
+~ roads;des. paslu'es, along ~it' , .-. rcnk.s. spray brusfl up to 6 or 8 feet tal after ' 
+oJiage is well developed. using 3 quarts of 
+,-, CO-OP L.VAin 100 g.lIlons of water. Wet 
+"thoroughly all'parts of plants, including 
+) loliage. Sh?ot stems alld bark. 
+With good growing cOllditions and high soil' 
+mOisture; sprays may be used up to 2 to 3 
+weeks beiqre normallr:>st time, but ~"raying 
+soon after leaves are blly open in the 
+, spring usually, gives b(,st results. Control 
+may be less.effective d Jring hot. dry 
+weather when 'deep scil moisture is 
+dei:Cient. For sand shilnery oak and sand 
+sage brush, use 1 QliE.rt of Co-op l.V.4 r 
+either in 5 gallons 01 (iesel or.fuel oil or,in 
+4 gallonso(water plus 1 gallon of oil. Apply 
+',' by airplahe between l\ay 15 and June 15. 
+Two or three successi Ie annual treatments 
+Spot Treatment: For ~ napsack application ~ 
+of CO-OP L. V.4 for spot treatment of weeds 
+such as thistles mix 1/, cllrlul of CO-OP 
+L V.4 in 3 gallons 01 \\atl?r Wet af! fvlia9v 
+tl,orouqhly 
+Important: When usee:' on crops at the 
+higher rates recommended hereon, CO-OP 
+L.V.4 may cause some injury to crop 
+plants. particularly wh ~n crop growth is 
+very ·rapid. Where weEds are a serious 
+problem, however. the control obtained will 
+often more than offset the crop damage. 
+Do not use CO-OP L.'/.4 on crops other 
+than those listed, Most legumes will be 
+damaged or killed. , 
+E.P.A Registration No. 912-34 
+'A C C E rJIMlr'~Dr 
+FARMERS UNION CENTRAL E,XCHANGE, INC., S1. Paul, Minnesota 65165 
+• 
+DEC 141972 
+UNDER THE FFJ'EIlAl INSH:lIC,'.lt 
+FUNGICIDE AN,) 1111'" ',rlCIIlE ACT 
+FOR ECON\JMI~A''''~.Y''~.GlSH.R. 
+to UNUER Nu1ldl::'.;r7 .... SUBJECT 
+TO AtTACHED COMMIONTS. ,f'-
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+L.V. 4 Ester Weed Killer 
+General Directions 
+Apply co-op LV.4 Sp~ay at low pressures (30 to 50 Ilounds) during warm 
+weather when weeds are wef! leafed out and growing actively. Dosages as low 
+as \', pint per acre will usually be satJsfactory for young. tender growth 01 
+sensitive w€:eds such as wild mustard. For less sensillve weeds and under 
+condltlons'vhere kill IS difficult. higher dosages VliII be required. Extra spray 
+may be needed for hard-to·k,1I weeds. Deep-rooted perennial weeds such as 
+Ganadathistte and bindweed olten require repeated applications as new 
+(Ir()\'ltI' "I ,['p;m; ,c, (;rder to obtain maXlll1Um control. 
+To Prepare a Spray: Add half the requirf:'d amount of wattr or, oil to 1Ilf' ~pray 
+tank. then add the CQ-OP L.V,4 with agitation, and finaily the balance ni Ihe 
+water or oil with cor.linued agitation. Warning: If CO-OP L.V.4 is to be used 
+in straight oil mixtures, do not Jet water get into the co-or L.V.4 itseff nor into 
+the finished mixtUie. Note CO-OP L.v.4 in waler forms an emulsion - not a 
+sclution - whir.h tends to separate on standing. ProVide agitation to prevent 
+suetl Sp.pa' <It;on ,md ensure uniformity of spray mixture. 
+Use CO,'·OP LV.4 to Control: 
+bl9 sa9.ebru!h 
+\l!!i!r soeezeweed 
+bitte;weea--
+broomweett 
+caielessweed 
+ciiCkTelJiir ',r-
+, (I~I!dp.lrons_ 
+~c:"s_ 
+JanWll@!L. 
+kocbia • 
+lambs~arters 
+mallow -" 
+'maiSiielder 
+. ,'!l~~tar(li-;- , 
+peppelg ras§ _ , 
+pi!Ml1e<l' \ 
+ptantalns 
+ragweed 
+RusJian this:le 
+§hepherds-ijlirSe 
+snow-On-:the-
+rnouoialn - ,-
+sUolioWe! 
+,thistles 
+~ 
+, ~~!£b. 
+YJild buckwheat 
+wild carrot 
+wild garliC 
+wild onion 
+wil.d -tallIsh 
+wild morning-'-L9Iory . - ' . 
+a d many other broad-leaved weeds and certain woody perennials Inctuding: 
+alder, 
+'buci!hrush 
+s"'l~nerY oaT! 
+elderl1erry 
+flazel-, 
+, coaslal sage 
+sand sageb-ru~h 
+Directions 
+, 
+sumac 
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+General Weed Control: For weed control along larm roads.Jence lOWS. ditch _ 
+bar,!ss. farmyards and similar non-crop areas. use 1 to 1 '12 quarts of CO-OP 7 
+I. V <I In 1 OU Qill/ons 01 water. Wet aliiollage thoroughly. 
+., 
+Pasture Weed controt: To control many broad leaved weeds. including 
+bitte~tl. ~!!.l!!'.eed croton weed, d"qrts. dQgJennei. ~Q.~,hia and !f.arsh~l~ 
+and muskl'thistte, usel'h to 2 pints per acre in the amount of water needed 
+, for even spraying. Apply \Vhen weeds are small an1growing ac.tively. For ' 
+wild garlic and Vfi!Q.2!'i<;l!.' in pastures. use 2 to 3 Quarts per acre. making 3 
+, applicaticns (fall-spring-fall or spring-fall-spring) in very late fall and early 
+spring. Do not graze lactating dairy cattle within 7 days after application. Do 
+"c,t d>,~iy 10 ""wly seeried areas. 
+i / Weed Control In Spring WheAt and Barlal: Use '12 pint per acre in th~ 
+1/ amount of water necessary for even distribution. Dosages 'flay be reduced to 
+'14 pint or increased to 0/. pint per acre in accordance with resistaflce 01 weeds 
+to be controlled. Spray when grain Isin the full tiller stage (6 to 8 inches tall). 
+Injury may result if sprays are applied to young seedlings or when gram is in 
+thc v.lOl or shot tJlacjf' 51age ., ' 
+v,' Weed Control In Winter Whaat and Rle: Apply '12 to 3/. pint per acre in the 
+spring. from the fully tiIIered to Ihe joining stages. A pre~harvest application of 
+3/.' pint per acre may be made, duringlh,e soft dough stage to remove 
+certain tall weeds as an aid to crop harlesting. Do not graze or harvest for 
+fora(1o treated grain I'elds within 2 weeks attN 2, 4-0 application. Do not 
+fl.'('d )r,'at0:i 51"1>'1 to hv('stock. 
+/Weed Control In ,gate not Underseedad with a Legume: Oats are sometimes 
+V sensitive to 2.4-0 during the period of growth from 6 to 12 inches. If possible. 
+treat before or after t~js stage. A dosage of 2/5 pint per acre Is average and 
+can be used for average weed infestations. Injury may result if application is . 
+11I,Hi(' bdOtl' trllermg or after' the grain has reached boot stage. 
+Weed Control In Corn: Post-emergence -- Use 3/8 pint per acre in the 
+amount of waler necossary for even distribution. Dosage may be reduced to 
+; " % pint or increased to '12 pint per acre in accordance with resistance of \)(E1f:)dS 
+~ to be controlled. Apply as soon as possib'~ after mosl'bf weeds halle i.\"' 
+emergc·d. After corn is 6 10 8 inches tall, i.rb~ drop noules to keep spray off 
+corn foliage. Do not apply from tassel 10 dough stage, 
+.' I (Olrectlong Continued on Side Panel' 
+ACCEPTED WITH COMMENTS 
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