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>

corpus/epa_ppls/264-503.md

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+# SEVIN BRAND RP2-HE CARBARYL INSECTICIDE
+
+- EPA Reg No: **264-503**
+- Registrant: BAYER CROPSCIENCE, LLC
+- Signal word: Caution
+- Active ingredients: Carbaryl (21.3%)
+- Label accepted: 1993-06-25
+- Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/000264-00503-19930625.pdf
+
+---
+.. . . . 
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+Pl •••• ,Nd k •• /nIotJ<r;>- 011 _. bef.". completing form. Fotm ADDI'oved. OMS No. 2070-0061'. Aooroval exoires 11-3Q.93 
+• Unllad Sta .... I;nvirorwnenta!. "",1DC1ion Agency 
+~Regl_tl.n 
+OPP Iden6fier Number 
+(A) 
+a EPA 
+Office of Peslicide Programs (H7505C) 
+WashinglOn. DC 20460 X . Amendment 
+196642 '" Application for Pesticide: Other' . .. .' . , . 
+Section I 
+I. CompanylProduct Number , 2 •. EPA .Product Manager 3. Proposed Classification 
+264-503 .. Dennis Edwards 
+4. CompanylProduct (Name) .. $EVIN'bran.d. RP..2:.Ht'·· ... PMI ' I',' .. '" . DNone D ReslrictOd 
+.Carbaryl Insecticide . 19 
+.. 
+.. 
+5. Name and Addres. 01 Applicant (1ncM» ZIP Coda) 6.'. ElcpedlJed R.vlew. :n accordance wkh FIFRA Section 3(c)(3) 
+Rhone-Poulenc Ag Company (b1(1). my product is sim~ar or identical in composkion and labeling 
+2 T. W. Alexander Drive to: --. . " .. 
+RTP, NC 27709 EPA Reg. No. 
+, 
+o Check if '!'is is • new .<*tess Product Name . 
+section II 
+f-- .. - Final printed ISbels in response to Amendment - Explain below 
+Age~ letter dated 
+I-- - -
+Resubmission in response to Agency leiter dated 
+I-- 'Me Too' Application. 
+X No61ication - Explain below. -
+I-- Other - explain below. 
+Explanation: Use additional pagels) il necessary. (For section I and Section II.) 
+NOTIFICATION: As required by PR Notice 93-3, the Environmental Hazards section of this 
+label has been amended to prohibit the applic'lJd.plhEi~r; 
+LA8ELHOTM~ 
+PEA "' j!'TIIII! 
+DAlIL L. Z-'1. -.g 
+section III , , 
+1. Material This Product Will B. Peclulged In: 
+Child-Resistant P.ckaging Unit Packaging Water Soluble Pa<.kaging 2. Type of Container 
+Byes. 
+Er
+es 
+B:s 
+~-
+Plastic 
+No No Glass 
+If 'Yes: No. per If 'Yes: No. per 
+Paper 
+Other (SpeCify) 
+• Certification must be Unit Package wgt. container Package wgt. container 
+su I 
+3. Location of Net Content. Infoonation 4. Size{s) of Retail Container 5. Location 01 Label Directions 
+o Label o Container 
+BOnLabel 
+On Labe~ng accomoanyinq oroduct 
+6. Manner In Which Label Is Affixed To Prodlct § Lithograph DOther<-- ) Paper glued 
+Stenciled 
+Section IV 
+t. Contacl Point (Comple/e i/"",s dtee'y below lor id!1n/i6calion 01 ;"dlliciJairo be contacted, il necessary. /0 process /hlS applicafon ) 
+~ --,. . 
+.-
+Name Title Telephone No.: il';'CIJqe Area .C.op?" 
+, . 
+Larry R. Hodges Registration Manager 919-549-.:l8~a: 
+' • I , ) 
+• 
+~-Certification 6. Date ~pphca·· ')0.1 .. : •• 
+I certify tha! the statements I have maoo on this lorm and all aftachments thereto are true, accurate and complete Recclvea .. , 
+• .. 
+I acknowledge that any knowingly false or misleading statement may be punishabfe by fine or imprisonment or • '!Jt,~) 
+.. , •• I 
+• both under applicable law. .. •• . • 
+2 SlQn ~ c 3 Tide .. 
+(s, CL.·A~, 1\ Registration Manager ~~ ~{' {1 \ 0--, 
+4 Typed Name ~~. 
+C 
+5 Date 
+La rry R. Hodges June 24, 1993 
+EPA Form IS7CJ..1 (R..,. 12·90) Pr..,lou. edition •• r. obaolale. WhIte - EPA F~e Co (onglnal) Yellow· Apphcant copy
+
+SE'VIN® brand R P2-H E Carbaryl Insecticide 
+Home and Garden Insecticide For Hose End Use 
+ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: Carbaryl (1-naphthyl N-methylcarbamate) ...................................................... 21.3% by wt. 
+INERT INGREDIENTS: ..................................................................................................................... 78.7% by wt. 
+(Contains 2 Pounds Carbaryl Per Gallon) 
+E.P.A. Reg. No. 264·503 E.P.A. Est. No. 264·MO·02 
+KEEP OUT OF REACH of CHILDREN 
+CAUTION 
+For MEDICAL And TRANSPORTATION Emergencle. ONLY Call 24 Hours A Day 1-800·334-7Sn 
+STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT 
+IF SWALLOWED: Induce vomiting and seek medical allention immediately. 
+IF IN EYES OR ON SKIN: Flush eyes with plenty of water. Wash skin thoroughly with soap and water. 
+NOTE TO PHYSICIAN 
+Carbaryl is a moderate, reversible cholinesterase inhibitor. Atropine is antidotal. Do not use 2-PAM. opiates, or cholinesterase 
+inhib~ing drugs. 
+PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS 
+CAUTION 
+HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS 
+MAY BE HARMFUL IF SWALLOWED. Avoid breathing of spray mist. Do notta!(e internally. Avoid contact with eyes, skin or dothing. 
+Wear regular long-sleeved work clothing. Change to clean clothing daily. Wash hands and face before eating. Wash thoroughly after 
+handling. 
+ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS 
+This product is extremely toxic to aquatic and estuarine invertebrates. For terrestrial uses, do not apply directly to water, or to areas 
+where surface water is present or to intertidal areas below the mean high water mark. Do not contaminate water by cleaning equipment 
+or disposal of wastes. Do not apply when weather conditions favor drift from area treated. 
+BEE CAUTION: MAV KILL HONEYBEES IN SUBSTANTIAL NUMBERS. 
+This product is highly toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment or residues on blooming crops and weeds. Do not apply t;,is product or 
+allow it to drift to blooming crops or weeds if bees are visiting the treatment area. Contact your Cooperative Agricultural Ex'ention 
+Service for fuo1her information. 
+DIRECTIONS FOR USE 
+It Is a vlolallon of Federal Law to use this prcduct In a manner Inconsistent with its labeling. 
+Shake all containers prior to use. Do not reuse empty containers or measuring devices for other purposes. Apply when insects or 
+damage appear. Repeat as necessary to maintain control, unless spray interval is spec~ied. 
+Do not plant rotallonal lood and leed crops not listed on this or other carbaryl labals In carbaryl treatad soli. 
+STORAGE 
+Store unused product in original container only, in cool, dry area out of reach of children and animals, prefer?bly ;n '1 lockrd stor"ge 
+area. Do not store in areas where temperatures frequenlly exceed lOO'F. . 
+After use, replace cap on insecticide container. Rinse hose end unit outdoors in clear water. Store insecticide and sprayer assoI,nbly 
+in a cool place. " " ., .. , " " 
+PESTICIDE DISPOSAL , ", ... , , 
+Partially filled containers may be disposed of by securely wrapping original container in several layers of news"'}J)'Jr lind discarolng in 
+trash. Do not co.ntaminate water, food, or feed by storage or dis,xlsal. Discard unused pesticide spray mixture in,a safe p;'IItt'~ay 
+from water supplies. ' . .. 
+CONTAINER DISPOSAL • ',. 
+~ ... , . . . 
+Do not re~se empty contaIner or hose end sprayer assembly for other purposes. Securely wrap both in several layets of n~'>"spaper 
+and discard in trash.
+
+,. GENERAL CAUTIONS AND RESTRICTIONS 
+PLANT RESPONSE PRECAUTIONS 
+Carbaryl inseclicide injures Boston Ivy, Virginia creeper, and maidenhair lern. During early season. ~ may also injure Virginia and sand 
+pines. 
+HOSE END SPRAYER USE 
+This product readily disperses in water to lorm a spray that can be applied with garden hose applicators (hose-end sprayers). To 
+ensure adequate coverage, use moderate to high water pressures when applying through hos.,-end sprayers. Calibrate to deWver 1 
+fluid ounce per gallon 01 spray mixture. 
+LAWNS AND RECREATIONAL TURF AREAS 
+For control 01 specified turtgrass pests, ~ is essential to ensure good penetration of insecticide into turtgrass thatch. To optimize 
+penetration, rr:ow lawn and make application alter irrigation or rainlan In sufficient spray voIuma to wet surt_. Apply when insects or 
+their damage appears. 
+One quan (32 ounces) 01 this product covers 5,400 squar leet 01 turfgrass for control of Ants, Armyworm, Bees, Carpenter ants, 
+Centipedes, Cockroaches, Chiggers, Crickets, Cutworms, Earwigs, Essex skipper, European chaler, Fall armyworm, Fiery skipper, 
+Firebrats, Grasshoppers, Green June beetle grubs, June beetles, Lealhoppers, Lucerne moth, Millipedes, Mosquitoes (adult), 
+Scorpions, Sowbugs, Spiders, Springtails, TICks, Wasps, and Vellowstripod armyworm. 
+For Armyworm, Cutworm, and Fall armyworm control: Do not irrigate treated areas alter application 01 insecticide. 
+For Graan Juna beatle grub control: Make insecticide applications when grubs are feeding near the soil surtace. Irrigation 01 
+treated area soon alter application will aid in penetration 01 insecticide into thatch. 
+One quan (32 ounces) 01 this product covers 5,400 squar leet of turfgrass lor control of Bluegrass billbug, Chinch bugs, European 
+cranelly, Fleas, Sod webworm (Lawn moths), Wh~e grubs (such as Japanese beetle grubs, Chater beetle grubs and Phvlloohaga spp. 
+grubs). 
+For Chinch bug control: Treat entire turf area rather than just damaged areas. Irrigation 01 turfgrass belore treatment will aid in 
+penetration of insecticide into thatch. 
+For Sod webworm (Lawn moths) control: Do not irrigate treated areas alter application 01 insecticide. 
+For Europaan cranafly control: Applications should be made in early spring, April 1 to April 15, or as recommended by local 
+Agricultural Extension Service agents. Irrigation of treated area soon after application w~1 aid in penetration 01 inseclicide into thatch. 
+For Whlta grub control: Applications should be made when grubs are leeding near the surface, usually late March through May 
+and July to early September, or as recommended by local Agricuhural Extension Service agents. Irrigation of treated area soon alter 
+application aid in penetration 01 insecticide into thatch. 
+IMPORTED FIRE ANT CONTROL 
+!Oor control 01 Imponed lire ant. apply as a mound treatment over and around the surface 01 each mound. Thoroughly wet mound and 
+surrounding area with 1 to 2 gallons of spray solution. To prevent insect migration, do not disturb mound prior to treatment applicati<. 
+For best results, apply during early morning or late evening when temperatures are cool (6S·F to SO·F) and a~ts are least active. Treal 
+new mounds as they appear. 
+ADULT MOSQUITO CONTROL 
+For control 01 adult mosquitoes, apply to shrubs, ornamental plants, and otMr areas where mosqu~oes tend to congregate. Make 
+applications to point of run-off and ensure thorough coverage of all plant surfaces. Applications should be made during the early 
+morning or late evening "'hen mosquitoes are most active. Repeat treatment as necessary. Do not apply directly to lakes, streams, 
+and ponds. (NOTE: CARBARYL MAY KILL SHRIMP AND CRABS. OBSERVE BEE CAUTlON.) 
+NUISANCE PEST CONTROL AROUND BUILDINGS 
+(FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY) 
+For use as an external perimeter treatment to prevent infestation 01 buildings and to control existing populations of: Ants. Bees, 
+Carpenter ants. Centipedes, Cockroaches. Crickets. Earwigs, Firebrats, Fleas. Millipedes. Scorpions. Siivertish, Spiders. riCks'. ' .. nd 
+Wasps. Thoroughly wet the turf/soil arlla around the outside perimeter 01 the structure in a band 6 to 10 feet wide. Treat areas where 
+insects tend to congregate. Direct application to the structure should be minimized and restricted to cracks ano;Crllv;(;lIs. ' . , ' • 
+Staining may occur on carta In structural surlaca •• uch aa .tucco, brick, clndar block, an~ '\lood. 
+application to .urlaca. whara discoloration or vlslbla sprsy ra.lduas ara obJactionsbla. , , 
+A,vold 
+....
+
+VEGETABLE CROPS 
+For control of specified pests on vegetable crops listed below, spray to point of run-all. Thorough coverage of upper and lower 
+surfaces is necessary for optimum insect control. Apply when insects or their damage appears. 
+• This product is not registered for use on celery and sweet potatoes in Caldornia. 
+• 00 not treat asparagus more than once every 3 days as excessive residues may result. 
+• The number in parentheses following each vegetable crop grouping refers to the minimum number of days that must be 
+observed between the date of the last application and the date of harvest. 
+CROPS 
+BIlans (including BIack .. yed peas, Cowpeas, Crowder or Southern peas, Dry beans, Green beans, Lima beans, Navy beans, and Snap 
+bilans); Carrols, Corn. Cucumber, Eggplant, Melons, Okra, Peanuts, Pepper, POtdtO, Pumpkin, Squash, Sweet Potato, Tomato 
+(0 days until harvest) 
+Asparagus (1 day until harv •• t) 
+BroccoN. Brussels sprouts, Cabbage, Caulillower, Cowpeas, Garden beet roots. Head lettuce, Horseradish, KOhlrabi, Parsnips, Peas, 
+Radishes. Rutabagas, Salsdy roots, Turnip roots - (3 days until harv •• t) 
+Celery, Chinese cabbage, Collards, Dandelion, Endive (Escarole), Garden beet tops, Hanover salad, Kale, Mustard greens, Leaf 
+lettuce, Parsley. Salsdy tops, Spinach, Swiss chard, Turnip tops - (14 days until harvest). 
+AHaHa caterpillar 
+Apache cicada 
+Armyworm 
+Asparagus beetle 
+Aster leafhopper 
+Bean leaf beetle 
+Blister beetles 
+Chinch bug 
+Colorado potato beetle 
+Corn earworm 
+Corn rootworm adu~s 
+Cowpea curculio 
+Cucumoer beetles 
+Cutworms 
+European corn borer 
+Fall armyworm 
+Flea beetles 
+Grasshoppers 
+Green cloverworm 
+Harlequin bug 
+Imported cabbageworm 
+Japanese beetle 
+LaC'e bugs 
+Lea~hoppers 
+Lima bean pod borer 
+LyglJs bugs 
+PESTS 
+Melonworm 
+Mexican bean beetle 
+Pea leaf weevil 
+Pea weevil 
+Pickleworm 
+Red-necked peanut worm 
+Sap beetles 
+Southwestern corn borer 
+Spittlebug 
+Squash bugs 
+Stink bugs 
+Sweet potato hornworm 
+Sweet potato weevil 
+Tarnished plant bug 
+Three cornered aHalfa 
+hopper 
+Thrips 
+Tomato hornworm 
+Tomato pinworm 
+Tortoise beetles 
+Velvetbean caterpUlar 
+Webworms 
+Western bean cutworm 
+WMefringed beetle 
+(adults) 
+Yellowstriped armyworm
+
+FRUIT AND NUT CROPS 
+For centrol of specified pests on fruit and nut crops listed below. spray to point of run-off. Thorough coverage of upper and lower leaf 
+surfaces. between fru~ and nut cl,,;sters. and limbs and tree trunks is necessary for optimum in, act .'ontrol. Apply when insects or 
+their damage appears. 
+• To avoid undesired apple thinning. delay use until at least 30 days after full bloom. 
+• SEVIN® Carbaryl Insecticide may injur early dawn ano! sunrise strawberry varieties on the Delmarva Peninsula. 
+• When used on cranberries. SEVIN- Carbaryl may kill shrimp and crabs. 
+• The number in parentheses following each fruit and nut crop grouping refers to the minimum number of days that must be observed 
+between the date of the last application and the date of harvest. 
+CROPS 
+Blueberries. Grapes. Filberts. Paeans. Walnuts - (0 dlY. until hlrvest). 
+Apples. Cherries. Cranberries. Peaches. Pears. Plums. Prunes, Strawberries - (1 dlY until hlrvesl). 
+Apricots. Nectarines - (3 dlY. unlll hlrve.I). 
+Citrus fru~s (such as Grapefru~, Lemons, Limes, Orange~, Tangelos, Tangerines, C~rus c~ron, Kumquats and Hybrids) 
+(5 dlY. until hlrve.I). 
+Blackberries. Boysenberries, Dewberries, Loganberries. Raspberries. - (7 days unlll harvesl). 
+Almonds - (28 dlye unlll hlrveat). 
+Apple aphid 
+Apple maggot 
+Apple mealybug 
+Apple pandemis 
+Apple rust mite 
+Apple sucker 
+Avocado leafroller 
+Bagworms 
+Black cherry aphid 
+Black margined aphid 
+Black scale 
+Blueberry maggot 
+Brown soft scale 
+Calico scale 
+Camornia orangedog 
+California pears lug 
+(pear sawfly) 
+Califomia reJ scale 
+Charry fruitworm 
+Cherry maggot 
+Citricela scale 
+C~rus cutworm 
+C~rus root weevil 
+Citrus snow scale 
+Codling moth 
+Cranberry fireworms 
+Cranberry fruitworm 
+Cucumber beetles 
+Cutworms 
+Eastern tent caterpillar 
+Eightspotted forester 
+European apple sawfly 
+European earwig 
+European fruit lecanium 
+European raspberry 
+aphid 
+Eyespotted budmoth 
+Falwebworm 
+Filbert aphid 
+Filbert leafroller 
+Filbertworm 
+Forbes ~cale 
+Fruinree leaf roller 
+Frosted scale 
+Grape berry moth 
+Grape leafhopper 
+Grape leaffolder 
+Green fru~worm 
+Gypsy moth 
+Hickory shuckworm 
+Japanese beetle 
+June beetles 
+Leafhoppers 
+Leafrollers 
+PESTS 
+Lecanium scales 
+Lesser appleworm 
+Lesser peachtree borer 
+Lesser webworm 
+Meadow spittlebug 
+Mealy plum aphid 
+Navelorangeworm 
+Olivs scale 
+OmnivOl lS leaftier 
+(Strawberry fruitworm) 
+Omnivorous leafroller 
+Orange tortrix 
+Oriental fru~ moth 
+Oysters hell scale 
+Peach twig borer 
+Pear leaf blist~r m~e 
+Pear psylla 
+Pear rust m~e 
+Pecan leaf phylloxera 
+Pecan nut casebearer 
+Pecan sp~tlebug 
+Pecan weevil 
+Periodical cicada 
+Plum curculio 
+Prune leafhopper 
+Raspberry sawfly 
+Redbanded leafroller 
+Rose chafer 
+Rosy apple aphid 
+Saltmarsh caterpillar 
+San Jose sCllle 
+Snowy tree cricket 
+Strawberry weevil 
+Tarnished plant bug 
+Tent~orm leafminers 
+Twig girdler 
+Tussock moth 
+Variegated leal roller 
+Walnut caterpillar 
+Western grapeleaf 
+"keletonizer 
+Western tussock moth 
+Western yellowstriped 
+armyworm 
+West Indidn sugarcane 
+borer (adults) 
+WMe apple leafhopper 
+Wooly apple aphid 
+Yellow scale 
+Yellowheaded fireworm
+
+TREES AND ORNAMENTAL PLANTS 
+For control 01 specnied pests on trees and ornamental plants listed below, spray to point 01 run-oil. Thorough coverage 01 upper and 
+lower leal surfaces, trunks, stems, and twigs is necessary lor optimum control 01 tree and ornamental pests. Apply when insects or 
+their damage appears. 
+CROPS 
+Trells (including Shade trells, She~er belts, Plantations, Parks and Recreational areas), Ornamentals (including Roses and other 
+Herbaceous plants), Woody plants, and Shrubs. 
+Ants 
+Apple aphid 
+Armyworm 
+Azalea leaf mine 
+Bagworms 
+Balsam twig aphid 
+Birch leafminer 
+Blister beetle 
+Boxelder bug 
+Boxwood leafminer 
+Browntail moth 
+Cankerworms 
+Catalpa sphinx 
+Chiggers 
+Conley spruce gall 
+adelgid 
+Cutworms 
+Cypress tip moth 
+Douglas·fir tussock 
+moth 
+Eastern spruce 
+gall adelgid 
+Elm bark beetle 
+Elm leaf aphid 
+Elm leaf beetle 
+Elm spanworm 
+Eriophyid m~es 
+European pine 
+shoot moth 
+Fall armyworm 
+Flea beetles 
+Fuller rose beetle 
+Fuchsia gaH m~e 
+Gall midges 
+Gall wasps 
+Grasshoppers 
+Greenstriped mapl­
+worm 
+Gypsy moth 
+Hackberry nipplegall 
+maker 
+Holly budmoth 
+Holly leaf miner 
+Ips engraver beetle 
+Jackpine budworm 
+Japanese beetle 
+Jeffrey pine needle­
+miner 
+June beet;es 
+Lace bugs 
+Leafhoppers 
+Leafrollers 
+Locust borer 
+Maple leaf culler 
+PESTS 
+Mealybugs 
+Mimosa webworm 
+Mountain pine beetle 
+Nantucket pine 
+tip moth 
+Oak leafminers 
+Oak leaf skeletonizer 
+Oak moth 
+Oakworm oompiex 
+Oleander caterpillar 
+Olive ash borer 
+Orangestriped 
+oakworm 
+Orange tortrix 
+Periodical cicada 
+Pine looper 
+Pine sawfly 
+Pine s~tlebug 
+P~ch pine tip moth 
+Plant bugs 
+Poinsettia hornworm 
+Psyllids 
+Puss caterpillar 
+Redhumped oakworm 
+Rose aphid 
+Rose chafer 
+Roseslug 
+CONTROL OF TICKS WHICH TRANSMIT LYME DISEASE 
+Roundheaded pine 
+belltle 
+Saddled prominent 
+Sawflies (exposed) 
+Scale insects 
+Sowbugs 
+Spiny elm caterpillar 
+Springtails 
+Spruce 
+beetle 
+Spruce budworm 
+Spruce needleminer 
+Subtropical pin 
+tip moth 
+Tent caterpillar 
+Thrips (exposed) 
+Ticks 
+Tree hoppers 
+Walnut caterpillar 
+Webworms 
+Western hemlock 
+loo,>er 
+Western pine beetle 
+Western spruce 
+budworm 
+Willow leaf beetles 
+Yellow poplar weevil 
+For control of juvenile and adu~ Ixodes spp. ticks (Deer tick, Bear tick, and Black legged tick) and Amblyomma spp. ticks (Lone Star 
+tick). 
+Begin applications in lale spring or early summer (May/June). Thoroughly treat entire lawn, perimeter wooded areas, and property 
+boundaries including shrub beds, ornamental planting, and wooded areas where exposure to ticks may occur. Retreat at 3 to 4 week 
+intervals since ticks may be reintroduced from surrounding areas by animals. 
+.' ....
+
+NOTICE OF DISCLAIMER 
+NOTICE: BUYER SHAll BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY AND ALL INJURY, LOSS OR DAMAGE WHICH RESULTS FROM THE 
+USE OF THIS PRODUCT IN ANY MANNER WHICH IS INCONSISTENT WITH THE LABEL DIRECTIONS, WARNINGS OR CAUTIONS. 
+RHONE·POUlENC AG COMPANY 
+P. O. Box 12014, T. W. Alexander Drive 
+Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 
+SEVIN is the registered trademark of RhOne·Poulenc. 
+SEVIN® brand RP2·HE Carbaryl Insecticide (MASTER) Notification 6/23193. 
+• , , 
+, , 
+• ... -... , . 
+. .