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/9779-74.md

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+# RIVERSIDE 5% SEVIN
+
+- EPA Reg No: **9779-74**
+- Registrant: WINFIELD SOLUTIONS, LLC
+- Signal word: Caution
+- Active ingredients: Carbaryl (5%)
+- Label accepted: 1996-07-25
+- Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/009779-00074-19960725.pdf
+
+---
+--:PH 10 0;77C)-1Y 7~;)S-q~ 
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+Federal RegISter I Vol 61 No h4 I ThursdaY(JulY~25'1996~/ Notlces 
+, .. :; = Ebh ; ... ~ --!Ii .. ?A ;"'-')0 g, 
+,- 38732 
+/9r;-{c 
+rcgrstrallon number product names 
+act.lve mgreweots and the speolicll:>cs 
+deleted Users of these products who 
+d.esJ.Ie contmued use on crops or Slles 
+bemg deletea ;;hould contact the ....... -:day penod Wlll also petmlt mterested 
+apolIcable 1"gIS=t hefore October 23 - members of the pubhc to mtercede WIth 
+1996 to dlscuss WithdraWal of the - regIStrants pnar to the Ageocy aporoval 
+apDhauons for amendment. TIDs 90 of the dele..lon. 
+TASLE 1 -REGISTRAT~~~~~~UEs;rSt~4'{:;t;IDMENTh TO O~ US\\It;!<¥J"'T6;.~PESnCIDE RE9IS~Tl0NS 
+EPA Fleg "'trabon No L ~ ~rod..Jc' l\.a,rr..g". ~ -- ~ Actve log ~er; Delete From Label I 
+000C04-0Q3.371 Bon de Jnsect Fog Resmefh,:1'1 Campsrtes uses 
+00C26-t-003.24 SEVIN 8rar'id go:.t.._T ecnn.!Cal Garbaryllr-.... ect Clde - Carbary! Avocados grass for se~ maple 
+Q!ln"~~ ~""'" SSP 1382 l.lqo d Insect 00e Spray 0.25% Formula 
+- III 
+-
+ullylMmer Sevm 5~ Dust 
+~ 101, ExcelCJde Cold Fog 
+()(J31~ DYLOX Techn cal InsectlOOe 
+004581...()()2SO TOPSIN M Techrncal 
+004581-00322 TOPSIN-M 7QWP 
+-004581-00352 TQPSIN M 4.5 Turt & Ornamentals cung ode 
+004581-00372 TOPSIN M 85 WOG 
+004581-00377 TOPSIN-M wsa 
+009779-00074 RIVerside 5% Sevtn Dust 
+,.919~16S ~Vernam 1O-G SelectIve He~e 
+01Q1S2--€m21 Vemam 7-E SelectIVe Herblade 
+ijlo8O?-'OOlTh MISty Aqua Klilinsec belde 
+~ ta' cartru:Jge 
+Resmethr'1 
+Carbaryl 
+nocty! l><:ycIaheptene 
+dicatboXlffilde 
+Piperonyl butoxlde 
+Pyrelhrins 
+TncI1Io<fon 
+Thlophanate-methyl 
+Thiopllanate-methyl 
+' "fhlopha~.ethyl 
+Thophanate-methyl 
+Ihlophanale-Methyl 
+Carbaryl 
+Vemolate 
+Vemolate 
+Resmethnn 
+CaIbon. Sodium Nitrate 
+trees fO!' ~ okra. Oyster beds 
+pnckly pear cactus 
+Outdoor tl1enr.aJ appllCatlon 1n 
+yards pafios PlCnfC areas 
+campsites dnvEHns horse sta 
+bles 
+Dog & cat uses 
+Mushroom production and proc­
+essing 
+. , 
+i.Jvestock uses 
+Sugarcane 
+Sugarcane 
+Sugarcane 
+Sugarcane 
+Sugarcane 
+Use on pe.s 
+So)beans 
+Soybeans 
+Greenhouses 
+Pocket gopt>er -
+The follawmg Table 2 mcludes the names and addresses of record for all regrs>.r-nts of the products ill Table 
+1. III sequence by EPA company number 
+TABLE 2..-REGISTRANTS REQUESTING AMENOM<;NTS To DElETE USES IN CERTAIN PESTICIDE REGISTRATIONS 
+~~o I Company Name and Ad(lress 
+000004 Sonlde Produc1s Inc.. 2 Wurz Avenue, Yori<ville NY 13495 
+0002S4 Rhone-?OtJIene Ag <??mpany f' 0 80x 12014 T W Alexander Dove ReseaJdl Tnangle Park. NC 27709 
+000432 AgrEvo EnvIronmental Health. 95 ChesttuJt Ridge Road, Montvale NJ 07645 
+OG0802 
+-002270 
+003125 
+004581 
+009779 
+The Chas. H l.illy Co~ ~o. 80x 83179 Portland OR 97283. 
+The Huge Company Inc.. cia F PJ" 1902 Tomahawk Rldge New Lenox,lL 60451 
+Bayer Gorporabon. PO Sox 4913, 8400 Hawthorn Rd Kansas City MO 6412D. 
+8f Atochem North Amenca,lnc. -:1GO Marl<et Stree!, Phlladelphla. PA 19103. , -< 
+RM!rsK!eITena Corp PO 80x 6000 eGO 4th Stree~ SlOux CIty 1A 51102. 
+010182 Zeneca Ag Products. laOO Concord Pike PO 80x 15458 Wilmlngron DE 19850 
+010007 Amrep, Inc.. 990 Induslnal Park Dove Matletta, GA 30062. - _ -.:::'1l , 
+0S6228 U.s Dept. of AgnClJlture "i"ma! & Plant Health Inspec1Jon SetVJCe 4700 RIV", Road, Urut 150 FW<>!dale. MO 20737 
+IlL E:asung Stocks ProVlSIOns 
+The Agency has authonzed reglstrants 
+to sell or rustnbute product under the 
+prevlOusly approved labelmg for a 
+Denod of 18 mo.c..t.D.5 after approJal of 
+me xc\-lSlOIl, u.cless oiller restn.ctJ.ons 
+-~, 
+have w....n.llD.posed as In speClal reVlew 
+.actlons ....... -
+~ -
+List of SubJects 
+En:vlToD..."TIlent21 protecnon PesuCldes 
+and pes...s Proauc: regrstratlo.ns. _____ 
+Dated. July 11 1996. 
+Fracl< Sanders 
+Duector Program Management and Support 
+Dn"lSIon Ojfire of PestzCldt; Programs 
+{FR Doc. %--~884.5 Filed 7-24-96 8 4S amI 
+eU.llNG COO::E G56G--5O-F 
+-:BeST COpy AVAILABLE
+
+, ' 
+Ple.tls¢ read ;n&tructions on reverse before comilleting form. Form .. \coroved. OMS No. 2070-0060. Aoorov:S1 8)(njr8s 2-28-95 
+&EPA 
+United States 
+~ 
+Registration OPP Identifi., Number 
+X Amendment 2205gb 
+Oth~L..._ 
+Environmental Protection Agency 
+Washington. OC 20460 
+Application for Pesticide - Section I 
+1. Company/Product Number 2. EPA Product Manager 3. Proposed Classification 
+h£..,A,; d1t"d.c GJNone 0" Re;tri~te~~_-· 
+4. Company/Product (Name) PM# 
+1<. ; 1/ ~.-s )"/,, 
+5. Name and Address of Applicant {Include ZIP Code} 
+'R.ivw..-t'dt /iCrl'"rc,&r(J 
+C.CtJ 'I'ff. sf. ?-tl. ci!t>K CP670EJ 
+6. Expedited Reveiw., In accordance with FIFRA Section 3(c)(3) 
+{b)(iL my product is similar or identical in composition and labeling 
+to: 
+$'"'Pt<..{' (J/ fy ,-!7i ..:?/~.;>...___ ~ __ _ 
+EPA Reg. No. ____ ~ ____ ~_~.~. ~.~. _.~~ __ ,~.~.~~~ 
+o Check i(thi~ is 8 ne.w ad~rt!!~s ___ . _______ _ Product Name 
+Section - II 
+~
+- Amendment - Explain below. -----------------0 Final printed labels in repsonse to C)ATi Df'-
+C·.-· - "=-:.:::: -~.----- -~-~~~~Agency letter dated 1oC;:n8 ()O'rl 
+, ' - Resubmission in response to Agency letter dated -- --- 0 "Me T60~ Appl_ic:m~n~ ,_- _ 1" y i'J 
+" __ ;:.," ,_ .:,',;.;~;,,;.;;;;Jl· ~t~~~ :.~,~i~!~:::",~, "~'.' ... ,~.~~~"Q~~~ 
+Notification - Explain below. 
+. . -" - ... ' 
+Explanation: Use additional page(s) jf necessary. (For section I and Section 11.) 
+* ~ertification must 
+) iubmitted 
+If "Yes" 
+Unit Packaging wgt. 
+3. Location of Net Contents Information 
+00 --L~be;- -- 0 Co_ntai:;~- --- -=-==' 
+6. Manner in Which Label is Affixed to Product 
+/e.fs 
+Section - III 
+No. per 
+container 
+If "Yes" 
+Package wgt 
+4. Size{s) Retail Container 
+~'S-: u.s; /(f) flu. I f, 
+I 
+Section - IV 
+Certification 
+No. per 
+container 
+2. Type of Container 
+~
+~::~c . 
+Glass 
+. Paper 
+Oth~r. (Specify) ______ ~ I 
+._ .2 1.:, 
+5. Location of Labe_1 Directions 
+B~'1 14dd., 
+o Other _-,5",· .",7..-,-e.",. -".e."'.h''-''-... ~_~ ______ ~ 
+. 
+I certify that the statements I have made on this form and all attachments thereto a(e true, accurate and complete. 
+I acknowledge that any knowlinglly false or misleading statement may be punishable by fine or imprisonment or 
+6. Oat6 Application 
+Received 
+(Stamped) 
+both under applicable law. 
+5. Date . 
+EPA Form 8570-' (Rev. 3-94) PrevIous editions are obsolete. White - EPA File CoPV (ongmal1
+
+.. 
+) 
+) 
+5% Sevin Dust 
+N-Methyl Carbamate 
+Useful for the Control of Certain Insect Pests of Cotton. Certain Small FlUits. Certain Vegetables, Tobacco.. 
+Certain Forage and Field Crops. Grasshoppers. and Poultry Insect Control. 
+ACTIVE INGREDIENT: 
+Carbaryl (1-naphthyl N-Methylcarbamate) • ,_ ............ _ ...... __ " .. __ .. ~ __ ~ ~ :.,., 
+INERT INGREDIENTS •••.••••••••••••••••• _ • : •• _ • _ .,. _ • _ ... ; _ •• ~ •• ~ ... 
+KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN 
+CAUTION 
+PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS 
+CAUTION 
+TOTAL 
+HAZARDS TO HUMANS 8. DOMESTIC ANIMALS 
+d_',:~.s% 
+. ~ 
+100% 
+HARMFUL IF INHALED OR SWALLOWED. Avoid breathing of dust. Dc not take internally. Avoid contact with skin. Wash 
+hands and face before eating. Take shower or bath after work. Wear regular long-sleeved work clothing. Change to clean 
+clothing daily. 
+AVOID CONTAMINATION OF FOOD, !'tED,FEEOING TROUGHS; AND WATER RECEPTACLES. -
+NOTE TO PHYSICIAN: Carbaryl is a moderate. reversible~ cholinesterase inhibitor. Atropine is antfdotal. 
+Personal Protective Equipment 
+Applicators and other handlers must wear long-sleeved shirt and long pants, waterproof gloves, and shoes plus socks. 
+Follow manufacturer's instructions for cleaning/maintaining PPE. IJ I}o such ins-UlJctions for washables,_ use deterge_nt and. hot 
+water. Keep and wash PPE se'parately from other laundry. 
+USER SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS 
+Users should wash hands before eating, drinking, chewIng gum, using tobacco or using the toilet. Remove clothing 
+immediately if pesticide g'ets inside. Then wash thoro.ughly and put on dean clothing. Remove PPE immediately after 
+handling this product. Wash the outside of gloves before removing. As soon as possible, w~sh. thoroughly .and change jntQ 
+cle~nclothing. :~_.:. - ~ ~,~,., .. , .. ::.~_-.--. -
+ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS 
+This product is highly toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment or residues on crops. Protl?ct.tl{~ inJo[matiQrJ may be obtained 
+from your CooperatiVe-Agricultural Extension Service. Some phYtotoxicity may occur on tender foliage in the presence of rain or 
+high humidity of several days duration following application. This product does not controt spider mites. Where infestations are 
+encountered, us.e a recommended miticide. 
+READ ENTIRE LABEL BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT: Use of this product in a manner not i(l ac--Cordance with the information 
+on this label may injure or kill humans, domestic animals, wildlife, aquatic fife, desirable plants. Create excessive and unlawful 
+chemical residues. or produce other undesirable results. 
+EPA Reg. No. 9779-74·· - EPA Est. No. 9779-AL-1 
+Manufactured by: __ " NET CONTENis 
+RIVERSIOEJTE11~A CORPORA flON '.--. LBS. 
+P.O. Box .6000" Sioux' trw, IA' 511.02.6'600 _' _ 
+Riverside Serves Agriculiure. Agriculture Serves Evenji:Jne. 
+9/003/6
+
+.. 
+r 
+) 
+) 
+OIRECTlOII!S FOR USE 
+it is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a man-n-er' inconsistent with itS labeling. 
+For any requirements specific to your Slate or rl1be~ ~ol1sult the -agEmcy responsible "for ;~ticid~ regulation. 
+AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTS 
+Use this product only in accordance with its labeling and with the Worker Protection Standard, 40 CFR, part 170. This 
+Standar_d contains requirements for the protection of agricultural workers on farms, __ forests~ nurseries, and greenhouses~ and 
+handlers of agricultural pesticides, It contains requirements for training, decontamination, notification, and emergency 
+assistance. It also contains spedfic:: instructions and exceptions pertaining to the statement on this label about personal 
+protective equipment (PPE). The requirements in this box only apply to uses of thisprodUl::t that are.cov~ted by the Worker 
+Protection Standard. - - ---- -
+Do not enter or allow worker entl)' into treated areas during the restri~ted entry interval (REf) of 12 hours. 
+PPE required for early entl)' to treated areas that is permitted under the Worker Protection Standard and that involves contact 
+with anything that has been treated, such as plants, soil. or water is: coveralls, waterproof g_lo~es, and ~hoes plus socks. 
+STORAGE AND DISPOSAL 
+Do not contaminate water, food or feed by sto-rage Cit disposal. 
+ST.9.E.AGE: Store in a dl)' place. In case of minor spills, follow all precaution. s aod clean up immediately. Sweep up and dispose 
+ofwi!;tJ[ and broken or emptY containers in a landfill approved for pesticide use. . 
+PESTICIDE DISPOSAL: Wastes resulting from the use of this product may be disposed of on site or at an approved waste 
+disposal facility. 
+CONTAINER DISPOSAL: Completely emply bag into application equipment. Then dispose of emply bag in a sanital)' landfill or 
+by incineration, o-r~ if allowed by State and local authorities, by burning. If burned, stay out of smoke. 
+GENERAL INFORMATION 
+Suggested dosages refer to pounds of RIVERSIDE 5% SEVIN DUST to use per acre of crop treated. Wh~re a dosage range is 
+indicated, use the lower rate on small or young plants and the higher rate on large or mature plants. Always use sufficient dust 
+to obtain good coverage of the crop plants being treated. Apply when insects or their damage appe~r and repeat applications as 
+necessary, or at 7 to 10 day intervals, unless shorter intervals are specified in 'DIRECTIONS FOR USE." 
+DIRECTIONS FOR USE 
+Cotton: For early-season control of Thrips, Flea beetles, Cott~n fleahopp~r, Cotton leafworm, and Striped blister beetle, apply 10 
+to 20 pounds. 
+For mid- and late-season control of Boll weevi/, Bollwom~. F-a-fl armyW.orm, Cotton leaf perforator. Leaf rollers, Leafhoppers, and 
+Tarni.shed plant bug, apply 20 to-40 pounds. Make applications every 5 to 7 days as long as control is necessal)'. 
+For control of Pink bollworm. apply 30 to 50 pounds on a 5 to 7 day schedule. 
+For control of Stink bugs and Salt-marsh caterpillar, apply 40 pounds. 
+Aphfd populations will be suppressed by repeated applications. 
+SMALL FRUITS 
+Blackberries. Boysenberries. Dewberries. Loganberries and Raspberries: Use 40 pounds for Japanese.beetles, leaf rollers, 
+Leafhoppers and Raspberry aphid. Do not apply later than 7 days before harvesting berries~ 
+Grapes: Use 20 to 4D poufi'Cfs~for t3-rape leaf folder, Grape leafhopper and Grape leaf skeletonizer. Apply just before first brood 
+leaf folder larvae emerge from rolls and as needed for Leafhoppers. Use 40 pounds for Grape berry moth, Japanese beetle, June 
+beetles and Red-banded leaf roUer. 
+Strawberries: Use 20 to 40 pounds for Meadow spittlebug, Strawberry leaf roller and Strawberry weevil. Do not apply later 
+than' day before harvesting berries. 
+VEGETABLES 
+Asparagus: Use 10 to 20 pounds for Asparagus beetle on seedlings or spe~n" J?g)WL?pply later thanJ day before harVesting 
+asparagus. Use 20 to 40 -pou-nds for AsparagLi'g 'beetle apd Apache cicada on ferns or brush growth in the post-harvest period. 
+Do not apply more often than once every 3 days. -
+Beans (green beans. lima beans, snap beans. c.owpeas and black-eyed peas}: Use 10 pounds for Mexican bean beetle. 20 
+pounds for Bean leaf beetle, Cucumber beetles, Flea beetles. Japanese beetle, Leafhoppers, Velvetbean caterpilfar and 
+Westernbean cLJtworm,___ ---------
+Use 20 to 30. pounds for Armywc;;'ms, Corn earwo-rm, Stink bug~ and Tarnished PI~nt:-b~g.
+
+\ 
+) 
+Com: Use 20 to 40 pounds for Corn e<ii-worm, Corn rootwot'm adults, Europea-n corn borer. Fall armyworm, Flea beetles. 
+Japanese beetle, Sap beetles and Leafhoppers. 
+For larvae in whorl (Budworm damage) and foliage feeders, apply to entire plant. Repeat as necessary. 
+~ ~ 
+For insects attacking silks and ears,_ apply_ a~ _2~o _ ;!d?y Jn~~0"~_'§ __ sl<;lf!iOO wherr.tirst silks appear and continuing until silks begin 
+to dry. Three or more applications- may be required depending on severity of infestation, Timing and good coverage are 
+absolutely essential for effective control. 
+Application of this product to the tassel region of corn during the pollen shed period will seriously reduce bee population. 
+Cucumber, Melons, Pumpkin and Squash: Use 10 to 20 P9uod~ Jar Pi_ckleworm and Melonworm; 20 pounds for Cucumber 
+beetles, Flea beetles, Leafhoppers and Squash bugs. Avoid excessive applications, Some leaf injury may occur if treatments are 
+made when tender foliage is wet or in the presence of prolonged high humidity. RIVERSIDE 5 % SEVIN DUST Injures 
+watermelons in Florida. 
+Garden Peas: Use 20 pounds for Leafhoppers. Use 20 pounds for Colorado potato beetle. For Colorado potato beetle control, 
+direct application -t6 ---we-eds In fIelds of garden peas. This application is intended to help prevent insect contamination in 
+processed peas. Use 20 to SO pounds for Armyworms and Grasshoppers. 
+Potato, Tommo. Eggplant and Pepper: Use 10 to_ 20 pounds for Colorado potato beetla, Flea beetles and Leafhoppers. Use 20 
+to 30 pounds for European corn borer, Fall armyworm, Lace bugs, Tomato fruitworm, Tomato homworm, Tarnished plant bugs 
+and Stink bugs. . 
+~w ~~~ 
+Okra:, Use 20 to 40 pounds for Corn earworm and Stink bugs. Repeat at 5 to 7 day intervals or as necessary. 
+Carrots. Chinese Cabbage. Collards. Dandelion, Endive (Escarole), Garden Beets. Horseradish. Kale. Leaf Lettuce, Mustard 
+Greens. Parsley, Parsnips, Radishes. Rutabagas, Salsify. Spinach. Swiss Chard and Turnips_: Use 10 to 20 pounds for Flea 
+beetles. Harlequin bug and Leafhoppers. To control Six spotted leafhoppers (aster yellows vector). apply 20 to 30 pounds in a 5 
+to 7 day schedule. Use 20 to 40 po_unds _for Ar~ywoflTlS, !mpQI1~O cabb_a.,geworm, Corn earwerm, Tarnished plant bug and Stink 
+bugs. For optimum control of C_o.rn -earworm atter lettuce heads begin to form, use 40 pounds in a 5 to 7 day schedule, 
+Where Cabbage looper is the princip"al proble!!l. use an alternative pesticide that is specifically recommended. For cont!!;>1 of 
+small Cabbage loopers after edible portions begin to form, use 20 to 40 pounds in a 5 to 7 day schedule. 
+Do not apply to Chinese cabbage, Collards. Dandelion. Endive JEscarole}, Garden Beets, KaJe... Leaf Lettuce, Mustard Greens, 
+Parsley, Salsify, Spinach, Swiss Chard or Turnips later than 14 days before harvest; of to Horseradish, Parsnips, Radishes, and 
+Rutabagas later than 3 di3,Ys before harvest. 
+Cabbage, Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, Cauliflower and Kohlrabi; Use 10 to 20 pounds for Flea beetles and Harlequin bug. 
+Use ZO to 40 pounds for Armyworms, Imported cabbageworm and Corn earworm. 
+Where Cabbage looper is the principal problem, use an alternative pesticide that is specifically recommended. For control of 
+small Cabbage loopers after edible portions begin to form, USe in a 5 to 7 day schedule. Do not apply to these crops later than 3 
+days before harvest. 
+TobiliCCO: In plant beds (for Tobacco flea beetle), apply 1 to 2 pounds per 100 square yards when inse_cts appear. Avoid 
+exdssive application; plant injury may result. Repeat as needed at 10 to 14 day intervals and just before transplanting. 
+In fields {broadcast applications for Hornworms an_d Tobacco fleC!: be_etles), apply 1_5 to 2.5 poynds per acre depending on size of 
+the plants. Good _coverage IS essential. Use~the highest dosage only on large plants and repeat as needed. Heavier applications 
+may cause plant injury. 
+If late applications are necessary, allow 3 days before priming Of cutting. 
+Treate.d_ fields may be entered immediately aher dust has settl~d. Some phytotoxicity may occur on tender foliage in the 
+presence of rain or high humidity of several days duration following application. 
+FORAGE AND FIELD CROPS 
+Alfalfa. Clovers, Cowpeas, Peanuts and Soybeans: Use 10 to 20 pounds for Blister beetles and Mexican bean beetle~ 
+Use 20- pounds for Alfalfa caterpillar, Bean leaf beet/e. Cucumber beetles. Green cl.ov_erworm, Japanese beetle, Leafhoppers. 
+Three·cornered alfalfa hopper, Thrips and Velvetbean caterpillar. 
+To avoid possible inlliry on tender fOriage~ do -not apply when foliage is wet or when rain or excessive- humidity is expected during 
+the next 2 days.
+
+: 
+Forage Grasses snd- Pasture: Use 20 to 30 pounds for Armyworms and Thrips. For op-timum Thrips co-ntrol in grasses grown for 
+seed, direct dust into boot. 
+Rice (in the Mississippi Delta and Texas); Use 20 to 30 pounds for Armyworms and Stinkbugs. Warning! Do not apply before 
+heading if propanit (such as "5tam" F-341 has been or will be applied; plant injury may result. Do not apply later than 15 ~ days 
+before harvesting rice. 
+Sorghums (including Milo and Grain Sorghum):- Use 20 to 40 pounds for Armyworm$, CQr'h_ J~arv.tbrm, _51;in1o;. bugs and 
+WebwQrms. Use 30 pounds for SQrghum midge. For optimum insect cOhtrol on g(;;Ijll sOJghum, direct dust into the forming 
+heads. Trea-tment fo.r Sorghum midge -control should b-'; made 3 to 4 days after heads. have emerged from boot. Do not apply 
+later than 21 days before harvesting sorghums. 
+GRASSHOPPERS: Apply 10 to 30 pounds as often.as necessary to control grasshoppers on the above crops. A 10 to 20 pound 
+rate is suggested for nymphs on small plants or sparse vegetation in wasteland, rangeland, ditchbanks, and borders. A 20· to 30 
+pound dosage should be used when grasshoppers are mature or "material is applied to. crops req~irrng greater coverage. Do not 
+apply more than 20 pounds· per acre to cucumbers, °melons, pumpkins, or squash. Follow the appropriate time limitations as 
+given under the appropriate crop. 
+POULTRY (On Chickens, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Game Birds and Pigeons 
+Litter Treatment: Apply 1 pound per 40 sq. ft. to control Northern fowl mite, Chicken mite, lice, Fleas and Bed bugs. Use a 
+scoop and scatter by hand, or apply by hand duster. Avoid contamination of nests, eggs, feeding and watering troughs. 
+H~~AJlPlication to Birds: Use 1 pound to treat 100 birds by means of a shaker can, squeeze bottle, or hand duster to control 
+Nori:liern fowl mite, Chicken mite" lice and Fleas. Direct dust to vent and fluff areas. Repeat in 4 weeks if necessary. Hand 
+application to birds for Chicken mite and Fleas is a supplement to litter treatment for control of these pests. 
+Dust-Bath-Boxes: Use 2~ pounds per box for each 50 birds to control Northern fowl mite. Chicken mite. Lice and Fleas. This is 
+a supplement to litter treatment for Chicken mite and Aea control. Can ranges, two natural walfows may be substituted for each 
+dust-bath-box. Do not apply within 7 days of slaughter. Poultry should not be housed in poultry houses within 7 days of 
+slaughter. 
+PETS !OR 9SiilS aRB Gats): FeF Tiell~ aRB Fleas BBl;lst lieerally ever tAe eAtire BRiFRsl, a'ieiriiA!lJ tAe eyes, aRe! FHe tAafel:l!jl::l!y iRtS 
+tAe skiR. CaFRe Sldt elea~ tiehs a fe ... A9ldfS ater treatA'l9Rt, ReJseat at v'eel.)), ~~~~~~~_!f_.~_e_e_~~~':._~~. ~~ !f~a~~ti1:te~ e~~~F~J!"I!liL 
+~ 
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+warranty of merqhantability or fitness for a particular purpose, express or impliec:i, extends to the use .of this product contrary to 
+label instructions, or under abnormal conditions, o_r _under conqitions not rei;tSO!1ably foreseeable to Seller. and Buyer assumes the 
+risk of any such use.