# SEVIN FR CARBARYL INSECTICIDE

- EPA Reg No: **264-345**
- Registrant: BAYER CROPSCIENCE, LLC
- Signal word: Caution
- Active ingredients: Carbaryl (40.38%)
- Label accepted: 1993-06-25
- Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/000264-00345-19930625.pdf

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UniIad Slalas Enwonrnenlal ProI8cIion AIJenct § RegIstratIon I"'" -.~ ,-Office of Pes1icide Programs (H7505C) 
Washing""', DC 20460 X Amendment 
Application for Pesticide: Other 196633 . .' 
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1. Company/Product Number . 264-345 2. EPA Product ~ 3. Proposed Classification 
SEVIN ~ .I FR C.a 1 Insf'cticide Dennis Edwards 
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SEVIN brand FR Carbaryl Insecticide 19 
5, Name and Address of Applicant (Inciuds ZlP Code) 6. Expedited Review. In accordance whh FIFRA Section 3(c)(3) 
Rhone-Poulenc Ag Company (b)(il. my product is similar or identical in composhion and labeling 
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RTP, NC 27709 EPA Reg. No. 
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SEVI"N® FR CARBARYL INSECTICIDE 
For Agricultural or Commercial Use Only 
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ACTIVE INGREDIENT: Carbaryl (1 naphthyl methylcarbamate) .................................................................... .40.38% 
INERT INGREDIENTS ................. ....... .. .......................................................................................... 59.62% 
(Contains 4 Pounds Carbary! Per Gallon) 
EPA Reg. No. 264-345 EPA Est. No. 264-UQ-02 
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN 
CAUTION 
For EMERGENCY Information ONLY Call 24 Hour. A Day 1-800-334·7Sn 
For EB.QDUCT.!l.S..E. Inform.tlon Call 1·800·334·9745 
STATEMENT OF PRACTICAl. THEATMENT 
IF SWALLOWED: Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person 01 convulsing person. H conscious and not convulsing. 
drink t to 2 glasses of water and induce vom~ing by touching back of throat w~h f nger. 
IF IN EYES: Flush eyes w~h plenty of water. Get medical attention ~ irr~ation parsists. 
IF ON SKIN: Wash thoroughly with soap and water. 
IF INHALED: Move from contaminated atmosphere and call a physician. 
Genllr.l: Contact a physician immediately in all cases of suspected poisoning. Transport to a physician or hosp~al immediately and 
show a copy of this label to the physician, 
NOTE TO PHYSICIAN 
Carbaryl is a carbamate insecticide. which is a cholinesterase inhib~or. O~erexposure to this substance may cause toxic signs and 
symploms due to stimulation of the cholinergiC nervous system. These effects of overexposure "re spontaneously and rapidly 
revorsible. 
Spec~ic treatment consists of parenteral atropine sulfate. Caution should be maintained to p"went overatroplOization. Mild cases 
may be given 1 to 2 mg intramuscula~y every 10 minutes until full atropinization has been achieved and repeated thereafter whenever 
symptoms reappear. Severe cases should be given 2 to 4 mg intravenously every 10 minutes until fully atropinized. then 
intramuscularly every 30 to 60 minutes as needed to maintain the effect for at least 12 hours. Dosages for children shnuld be 
appropriately reduced. Complete recovery from overexposure is to be expected w~hin 24 hours. 
Narcotics and other sedatives should not be used. Further. drugs like 2-PAM (pyridine-2-aldoxime methiodide) are NOT recommended. 
To aid in confirmation of a diagnosis. urine samples should be obtained w~hin 24 hours of exposure and immediately frozen. 
C',onsunation on diagnosis. therapy and analysIs can be obtained at all hours by calling the RhOne-Pou:enc emergency number 1 -800-
334-7577. 
PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS 
CAUTION 
HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS 
MAY BE HARMFUL IF SWALLOWED. Avoid Breathing of Spray. Do Not Take Internally. Avoid Contact with Skin. Eyes and Clothing. 
Wear regular long-sleeved work clothing. Change to clean clothing daily. Wash hands and face before eating. ~!> thoroughly after 
handiing. • .... ;11 • I 
ANTIDOTE STATEMENT •• : • • :.. 
ATROPINE SULFATE IS HIGHLY EFFECTIVE AS AN ANTIDOTE. See NOTE TO PHYSICIAN above. 
ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS 
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This product is extrllmAIy toxic to aquatic and estuarine invertebrates. For terrestrial uses. do not apply dlrec.lt td fiater. 0,14 'llfas 
whllre surface water IS presenl or to intertidal areas below the mean high water m~rk. Dischargo from nce fioki "lilt: kill aquat~ and 
eslaurine invertebrates. Do not apply when ",eather condrtlOns favor drift from area treated. Do Irot contaminatL .vatu by cI!,jirl"Sl.of 
eqUIpment or disposal of wastes. Do not contaminate water when disposing of equipment washwaters. ' , , . 
BEE CAUTION: MAY KILL HONEYBEES IN SUBSTANTIAL NUMBERS .•.••. 
ThiS prodU<.1 IS highly toxic te bees 'x posed to drrect treatm''"t or r .. sidues on bloomIng crops or weeds, Do nol ~Wy thrs w(l(J,'(1'or 
a1low rt to drift to blooming crops or ",,,eds if bees are vlsiling Ihe treatm .. nt area Do not use when value of beepils,pq;l;nato. s IS more 
Important than insect control. Befor .. applyrng. warn beekeepers to Iocat .. hrv .. s beyond bee flight range ""tol une week after 
apphcatoon or to takll other equally elfl!ctrvl! precautoons

DIRECTIONS FOR USE 
It Is a violation of Fedaral lIIw to usa this product In a manner Inconsistent with its labeling. 
Raad antlra labal before using this product. 
GENERAL WORKER PROTECTION STATEMENT 
Do not apply this product in such a manner as to directly or Ihrough drift expose workers or other persons. The area being trealed must 
be vacated by unprolected per:lOns. 00 not enter Ireated areas wrthout protective clolhing until sprays have dried. 
Because certain states may require more reslrictive reentry inlervals for various crops trealed with this product. consull your Slate 
Department of Agricuhure for further information. 
Wrinen or oral warnings must be given to workers who are expected to be in a treated area or in an area about to be trealed with this 
product. Advise workers to stay out of treated areas until spray ~eposrts have dried. Regular long-sleeved work clothing should be 
worn when working in treated fields. See PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS, STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL TREATMENT and NOTE TO 
PHYSICIAN for information on accidental exposure. When oral warnings are given, warnings shall be given in a language customarily 
underslood by workers. Oral warnings must be given ~ there is reason to b81ieve that written warnings cannot be underslood by 
workers. Wrinen wamings must inctude the following inlormation: appropriate signal word (CAUTION), area treated with SEVIN- brand 
FR Carbaryl Insecticide, date 01 application, appropriale clothing, and reentry interval (i.e, until sprays have dried). 
STORAGE 
Store unused SEVIN~ brand FR Carbaryl Insecticide in original container only. in cool. dry area out 01 reach 01 children and animals. 
Do not store in areas where temperatures Irequently exceed 100' F. 
PESTICIDE DISPOSAL 
Do not contaminate water, lood or leed by storage or disposal. Open dumping is prohibited. Wastes resuhing Irom the use 01 this 
product may be dispt:lSed 01 on site or at an approved waste disposallacility. 
CONTAINER DISPOSAL 
Triple rinse (or equivalent). then oller lor recycling or recondrtioni~g or dispose of in a sanitary landfill. or by other approved state and 
local rocedures. 
GENERAL INFORMATION 
SEVIN~ brand FR Carbaryl Insecticide is a suspension 01 microline SEVIN® carbaryl insecticide in an aqueous medium. It readily 
disperses in water to lorm a spray which may be applied by air or ground. READ THIS LABEL BEFORE USE. STRfCTL Y OBSERVE 
LABEL OIRECTIONS AND CAUTIONS, AND APPLICABLE FEDERAL AND STATE REGULATIONS. 
PLANT RESPONSE PRECAUTIONS 
To avoid possible injury to tender loliage do not apply to wetloliage or when rain or hiijh humidrty is expected during the next two days. 
Do not use on Boston Ivy, Virginia creeper and maidenhair fern as injury will resuh. During early seaso~, rt may also injure Virginia and 
sand pines. 
Ob$erve label instructions on apple thinning and on combinations wrth certain herbicides on rice and soybeans. 
PRrtiARVEST AND GRAZING USE INFORMATION AND LIMITATIONS 
Tolerances established under the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic /iv:;1 permrt the sale 01 crops bearing probable carbaryl residues 
w~en this produd is used in aocordance whh label directions. H used as directe:!, treated lorage may be grazed or used as leed lor 
dairy and meat animals whhout causing Ulegal residues in meat or milk. This product may be applied up to and including the day 01 
harvest or grazing ollorage crops. Application may be made wrthout removing livestock lrom area being treated. 
Do not plant rotationallood and leed crop~ not listed on t~is or other carbaryl labels in carbaryl treated soil. 
Do not use reclaimed irrigation water lrom crops treated wrth carbaryl on upland crops lor which carbaryl tolerances are not established . • SPRA Y PREPARATION • : • 
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To assure a unHorm product, aghate, stir or recirculate all SEVIN~ brand FR Carbaryl Insecticide containers priq'~6lJsl'. :.: ., . 
Remo~e Oil. rust, scale, pesticide residues and other loreign maner from mix tanks and entire spray system. Flush wrth cllllif1;w"t;lr. 
Fi. spray or mix tank .,,~h tJ2 to :l/~ the desired amount of water. Start mechantcal or hydraulic agnation. Slow(y add the reqli.red 
amount of SEVIN~ brand FR Carbaryl Insecticide, and then the remaining volume 01 water. Include rinse water i,or",o/"tain8l'. 't:/r.lJtpn 
of 1 volume of SEVIN~ brand FR w~h t volume of water will allow maximum resistance to washoll by rainfall Qr QI/I\,head ,rti\jMon. 
D~utions higher than 1:11 .re not recommended when residual insect control from washoll resistance is desired. Pr~pa(e only as !nuch 
spray mixture as can be applied on the day of miXIng. ' , , ••• 
MAINTAIN CONTINlIOUS AGITATION DURING MIXING AND APPLICATION TO ASSURE A UNIFORM SUSPEN~ION DO NOT S1'OOE 
SPRAY MIXTURES FOR PROLONGED PERIODS .. , • 
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COMPATIBILITY 
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SEVIN- brand FR Carbatyllnsecticide, when diluted with an equal volume of water, is compatible with a wide range of pesticides. It is 
not compatible w~h dieselluel, kerosene, luel oil or aromatic solvents. If compatibility of SE VINe brand FR w~h another product and 
the resulting crop response IS unknown, ~ should be tested on a small scale. Curdling, precip~ation, greasing, layer formation or 
increased viscos~y are symptoms 01 incompatibi;~y. Incompatibility wHI reduce insect control and may cause mechanical diHicukies or 
plant injury. Observe aU cautions and limitations on labeling 01 all products used in mixtures. 
When preparing combination sprays, lirst add SEVIN4D brand FR Carbaryl Insecticide to at least an equal volume of water, mix 
thoroughly, and then add combination products to the mixture. Co not apply tank mix combinations unless your previous experience 
indicates the mixttKe is effective and wiH not resuh in application problems, excessive residues or plant injury. 
iJnstable under highly alka~ne conditions. Not effective il used with alkaline materials such as Bordeaux, Iime-suHur and casein~ime 
spreaders. 
APPLICATION 
On all crops, use sufficient gallonage to obtain thorough and unHorm coverage. Calibrate spray equipment to debver the required 
volume. The flow rate of SEVIN® brand FR Carbaryl Insecticide diluted 1:1 w~h water is o;imilar to water. Use 50 I":'esh slotted strainers 
in spray system. Avoid applications just bafore rainfaU as poor insect contra! may result. To clean spray system alter use, drain and 
flush with water. Reier to STORAGE AND DISPOSAL directions fo. proper disposal 01 this rinse water. 
DIRECTIONS FOR USE THROUGH SPRINKLER IRRIGATION SYSTEMS 
Apply this product oniy through sprinkler i,ligation systems including center pivot and soUd set. Do not 3pp1y this product through any 
other type of irrigation system. 
SPRAY PREPARATION: Remove scale, pesticide residues, and other foreign matter from the chemical tank and entire injector 
s)'stem. Flush with clean water. 
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: First prepare a suspension of SEvIN@ brand FR Carbaryllnsecticid:. in a mix tank. Fill t;;.nk with 
112 to 3/4 the desired amount of water. Start mechanical or hydraulic agitation. Add the requir~ amount of SEVIN@ brand FR, and 
then the remaining volume of wa~er. (Suspension concentrations using the appropriate dosage per acre recommended on this !abel of 
SEVIN@ brand FR per 1 to 4 gallons of water are recommended). Then set sprankler to deliver 0.1 to 0.3 inch of water per acre. Start 
sprinkler and unHormly inject the suspension of SEVIN@ brand FR into the irrigatIOn water line so as to deliver the desired rate per acre. 
The suspension of SEVIN@brand FR should be injected with a positive displacement P""'o into the main line ahead of a right angle turn 
to insure adequate mixing. If you should have any other questions about cdlibration, you should contact State Extensilln Service 
specialists, equipment manufacturers or other experts. 
tIOTE: When treatment with SEVIN@ brand FR Carbi' ,I InsectICide has been completed, lurther field ;rrigatoon over the treated area 
should be avoided lor 24 to 48 hours to prevent washIng the chemIcal off the crop. 
GENERAL PRECAUTIONS FOR APPLICATIONS THROUGH SPRINKLER IRRIGATION SYSTEMS 
Maintain continuous agitation in mix tank during mixing and application to ?,ssure a unHorm suspension. 
Greate< accuracy in calibration and distribulion will be achieved by injecting a larger volume 01 a more dilute solution per u~it time. 
The system must contain a lunctional check valve, vacuum relief valve, and low pressure (iraln appropriately located en the irrogatilln 
pipeline to prevent water source contami~ation from backflow. The pesticide injection pIpeline must contain a functior-al, automatic, 
quick-<:Iosing check valve to provent the flow of fluid back toward the injection pump, The pesticide injection pipeline must also contain 
a lunctional, normally closed solenoid-operated valve located on the intake side of the injection pump connected to the system 
interlot:k to prevent fluid from being withdrawn from the supply tank when the irrigation system is either automatically or m:)nually 
shutdown. The system must contain functional interlocking con;'ols to automatically shut off the pesticide injection pump when the 
water pump motor stops. The irrigation line or water pump must include a lunctional pressure switch which will stop the water pllmp 
motor when the water pressure decreases to the point wher9 pesticide distribution is adversely aHected. Systems must use a metering 
pump, such as a pos~ive displacement injection pump (e.g., diaphragm pump) effectively design,,;J and constructed of materials that 
are compatible w~h pesticides and capable c: being fitted w~h a system interlock. Do root apply when wind speed lavors drift beyond 
the area intended lor trealment. 
GENERAL PRECAUTIONS FOR APPLICATIONS THROUGH SPRINh:LER IRRIGATION SYSTEMS conL 
Do not apply when wind speed la~ors drift, when system .;onnection or f~tings leak, when nozzles do not provide unHorm distribution or 
when lines containing the product must be dismantled and drained. • : • 
Crop inju-y, lac!( of effectiveness, or ~Iegal pesticide residues in the crop may result lrom non-u,,~orm distribUlion of'treated W3!('I ' • • ~.. ,t • 
Allow sufficient time lor pesticide 10 be flushed through all lInes and all nl)zzles belore turning off irriga:,ol" W>'t .. r. ~ per~n 
knowledgeable of the chemigalion system and responsible for its operation shall shut lhe system down and make nG.-VJ~~ry 
adjustments should the need adse. ' , , , 
Do not connect an irrigation system (indudi~g greenhouse systems) used for pestlc.ode appllC"tion to ~ public ...{~I~r, ~1stem ~IfIH~ \he 
label-preo;cribed salety deVICes for public water supplies are In place. ' • , , , 
INSECT CONTROL , ' 
Apply when insects or thell d .. mage appears. To maontaln control repeat at 7 to t 4 day Intervals or as necessary unless ',; 'Mrler 
Interval IS specifIed below. Where a dosage range is indICated, us .. lower rate 0" young plants ana early inst"" ,,~d higher ra't~ on 
mature plants. a"~anced instars and adults. ' , , , , , 
Thoroll'lh and undorm spray coverage IS essential for effect,ve control, 
SEVIN~ bl-and FR Carbaryl Insecticide does nat controt spoder IMes. If spIder m~es a'e a proDiem, USA a reglst;M 'rl\~,cid9 
Regional diHerenc.es have been noted In the susceptIbIlity of certaIn straIns of fall armyworm to SEVIN~ brand FA Carbaryl InsectICide 
If local experience indicates onadeou~tp rontrol. use an alternatIve oestocode

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FORAGE, FIELD AND VEGETABLE CROPS 
Apply in sufficient spray volume to obtain thorough C':)verage. Where maximum washoH resistance is needed, use up to 1:1 (vol/vol) 
dilution with water. Do not dilute greater than 1 :11 where washoff resistance is desired. To prepare small volumes of spray, use 1 
tablespoonful (112 fluid ounce) of SEVIN& FR per gallon of water where rates of 1 quart per acre or 1 quart per 100 gallons are indicated 
in the tables below. 
CROP 
All Forage, 
FI8Id and 
Vegetable 
Crops 
CROP 
Malfa 
Asparagus 
GRASSHOPPERS 
QUARTS OF PREHARVEST 
SEVIN® brand FRI INTERVAL 
INSECT ACRE (DAYS) SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS 
Grasshoppers 112 to 1 112 See specific Use the lower rate for nymph on 
Unless noted Forage, FI8Id or small plants or sparse 
otherwise Vegetable Crops vegetation in wasteland, range-
land, pastures, rights-of-way, 
ditchbanks, hedgerows and 
roadsides. Use the higher rate 
for adultl. or applications to 
dense vegetation. 
FORAGE FIELD AND VEGETABLE CROPS , 
QUARTS OF 
SEVIN® brand FRI 
INSECT ACRE 
Blister beetles 1/2to 1 
Mexican bean beetle 
A~alfa caterpillar Leafhoppers 1 
Bean leaf beet!e Three cornered 
Cucumber beetles aHaHa hopper 
Green cloverworm Thrips 
Japanese beetle V",lvat bean 
caterpillar 
Armyworm European ltolll2 
Cloverhead weevil aHaHa beetle 
Corn earworm Fan armyworm 
Cutworms Lygus bugs 
Egyptian alfalfa Webworms 
weevil larvae Yellow~triped 
Essex s~ipper armyworm 
Analfa weevil larvae ltolll2 
West of the Rocky Mountains 
East of the Rocky Mountains 1 112 
Asparagus beetle Ito 2 
Apache cicada 2to 4 
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INTERVAL 
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7 
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Post harvest 
application only 
SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS 
Observe plant response 
precautions. 
On dense growth, use 25 to 40 
gallons per acre with ground 
equipml'Ilt to ensure adequate 
coverage. 
For alfalfa weevil larvae, if pre-
treatment damage is extensive, 
cut alfalfa and treat the stubble. 
Apply only once per cutting. 
Treat ferns or brush growth. Do 
not treat more than once avery 3 
days. 
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FORAGE FIELD AND VEGETABLE CROPS , 
QUARTS OF PREHARVEST 
SEVIN® brand FRI INTERVAL 
CROP INSECT ACRE (DAYS) SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS 
Beans Blister beetles 112 to 1 Observe plalll response 
(irlcluding Mexican bean beetle precautions. 
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Collon 
Cucumber 
Melor.s 
Pumpl<;n 
Squash 
FORAGE FIELD AND VEGETABLE CROPS , 
QUARTS OF PREHARVEST 
SEVIN~ brand FRI INTERVAL 
INSECT ACRE (DAYS) 
Armyworm Japanese Ito 2 0 
Comearworm beetle 
Corn rootworm Sap beetles 
(adults) Southwestern 
European oorn borer corn borer 
FaN armyworm Leafhoppers 
Flea beetles 
Westembean 2 
cutworm 
Cutworms 2t06112 
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Collon fleahopper Striped blister 112 to 1 7 
Cotton leafworm beetle 
Flea beetles Thrips 
Boll weevil T .. rnished Ito 2 
Bollworms plant bug 
Collon leal perforator Yellowstriped 
Fall a,mywo'm armyworm 
Leafrollers (collon 
Lllafhoppers cutworm) 
Lygus bugs 1 to 2 
Pink bollworm 1112t02112 
Stinkbugs Sahmars~, 2 
cataoillar 
Pickleworrn Melonworm 112 to 1 0 
Cucumber beetles Lealhor;>ers 1 
Flea be"tles Squash bugs I 
SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS 
OBSERVE BEE CAUTION 
For in~ects allacking silks and 
ears, apply at 1 to 6 day 
intervals starting when first silks 
appear and continuing unt~ silks 
begin to dry. 
For larvae in whorl and foliage 
feeders, apply as necessary. 
Optimum timing and good 
coverage are essential for 
eflective control. 
Treat wh"'~ infestation averages 
15% and at 90% to 1 00% tassel 
emergence. Treatment after 
1 00% silk emergence will reduce 
effectiveness. 
Apply in a 12 inch band, using 6 
lIuid ozs. per 1000 linear leet 01 
row, in at least 15 gallons 01 
water per acre. 
For broadcast application, use 
6.5 quarts in at least 20 gallons 
(ground) or 5 gallons (air) 01 
water per acre. 
Early season insect control. 
Treat on a 5 to 7 day schedule 
lor as long as control is 
necessary. Mid and late season 
insect control. May be applied 
after bolls open. 
For light to moderate populations 
in Western irrigated cotton. 
Aphid populations will be sup-
pressed by repeated 
applications 01 this insecticide. 
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FORAGE FIELD AND VEGETABLE CROPS , 
QUARTS OF PREHARVEST 
SEVIN® brand FR! INTERVAL 
CROP INSECTS ACRE (DAYS) SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS 
Dandelion Flea beetles Leafhoppers 112 to 1 3 Observe plant response pre· 
Endive Harfequin bug (head lettuce & cautions. 
(Escarole) sals~y roots) 
lettuce 
Sals~y 
Aster leafhopper Spittlebugs lto'll2 '4 Treat on a 5 to 7 day schedule 
lygus bugs (dandelion, after heads begin to form. 
endive (escarole) 
leaf lettuce & 
sals~y tops) 
Armyworm Imported t to 2 
Corn earworm cabbage 
Fall armyworm worm 
Stink bugs 
Tarnished 
plant bug 
Pasture Armyworm Range ltolll2 0 To control thrips in grasses 
Black gr"ss bugs caterpillars (aerial grown for seed, use high spray 
Chinch bugs Range crane fly application) pressur~ to improve penelration 
Essex skipper Striped grass 4 inl0 boot. 
Fall armyworm looper (ground 
Apply a maximum 01 2 appli· Thrips application) 
rations per year. Allow al I .. ast 
14 days between applicalions. 
Do nol allow foraging or cut for 
hey wrthin 14 aays of las' appli· 
cation by ground. Aerially 
treatea pastures can be grazed 
or cut for hay on day of treal' 
ment. 
Carefully mark swalhs 10 avoid 
over application. 
Grasshoppers R9fer to the general GRASS· 
HOPPER section. 
Rangeland Blackgrass bug 1/2 to 1 0 For 8erlal application 
Me '1'IOn cricket only. 
Ra,>ge crane fly 
Range caterpillars Apply a maximum 01 2 appli· 
cations per year. Allow at least 
14 days between applica,ions. 
Care"Jily mark swaths to avoid 
over .. ppl;,:a,ioQ. 
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Grasshoppers PilI<: 10 the ~eneral "~'SS· 
HOPPER s,ql:I fl. :.: 
• • •• Wasteland Blackgrass bug 112101 0 Apply a maxim·Jm of 2 aWlic;;!' 
Rights-of. Mormon cricket (ae"al tions per yea'. ;.Ilow atleasl 14 
Wa·,' Range cane fly application) 
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Hadgero>l. Range caterpillar ..... 
Drtchbanks 14 Do not allo"; f~;~,"g or cut (or 
Road.ides (ground hay Within 14 days ~; ~;ltt 
application) application by ground. Aeroa:ly 
treated are1S Ce" be grllLc<' .", 
cut for ~ay on day of trea'Ment • , 
Carefully ma.-I:· ~,aths to avoid 
over Apphc~1tOn. 
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FORAGE, FIELD AND VEGETABLE CROPS 
CROP INSECTS 
Wasteland Grasshoppers 
Rights-of-
Way 
Hedgerows 
Dnchbanks 
Roadsides 
Garden beet 
Spinach 
S~.'iss chard 
Okra 
Peanuts 
Peas 
Flea beetles 
Harlequin bug 
Asler leafhoi'P"r 
Leafhoppers 
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Corn earworm 
Fall armyworm 
Corn earworm 
Blister beetles 
A"aHa caterpillar 
Bean I .. af beetle 
Cucumber beetles 
Grolen cloverworm 
Japanese beetle 
Leafhoppers 
Armywonn 
Corn earworm 
Fall armyworm 
Stink bugs 
Tarnished 
plant bug 
Stink bugs 
Mexican bean 
beetle 
Rad-necked 
peanutworm 
Three cornereci 
a"a"a hoppar 
Velvetbean 
caterpillar 
Stink bugs 
Webworrns 
WMefringed beetle (aduns) 
Cutworms 
Colorado potato 
beetle 
.\rmyworms 
A"aHa caterpillar 
Cutworms 
Pea leaf wqavil 
A"da looper 
Leafnoppers 
Pea \we\il 
Yellowstr;p..o 
arm~~ 
QUARTS OF 
SEVIN<!I brend FRI 
ACRE 
112 to 1 
ltolll2 
, to 2 
, to 2 
'12 to: 
'tu"12 
2 
,to"12 
, '12 
2112 
PP.EHARVEST 
INTERVAL 
(DAYS) 
3 
(garden beet 
roots) 
'4 
(garden beet 
tops, spinach, 
SWISS chard) 
o 
o 
3 
SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS 
Refer to the general GRASS­
HOPPER section. 
Treat on a 5 to 7 day schedule. 
Trea1 on a 5 to 6 day schedule. 
Observe plant response pre­
cautions. 
For processing peas in 
Washington SIo;G only. 
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Potato 
Tomato 
Eggplant 
P"P;>8r 
Colorado potato 
beetle 
Flea beetles 
Leafhoppers 
European corn borer 
F.II armyworm 
Lace bugs 
Stink bugs 
Cutworm ... 
Tarnished 
plant bug 
Tomato frurt· 
""'"" Tomato horn· 
worm 
Tomato 
pillWOfm 
'12 to' · .. • • , .' . . 
t to 2 o 
· ..... 
2

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• -FORAGE FI'=LO AND VEGETABLE CROPS 
QUARTS OF PREHARVEST 
SEVIN~ brand FRI INTERVAL 
CROP INSECTS ACRE (DAYS) SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS 
Rice Armywonn Faa al'Tlyworm ltoll12 14 CAUTION: May kIll shrimp and 
Chinch bugs Stink nugs c'abs. 00 not use in areas 
where these are important 
r.sources. Do not u ... on rice 
fields in which crayfish and/or 
catfish farming are included in 
the cu.ural practice. 
Do not apply propanll 
h.rblcld •• within 15 day. 
before or aft.r SEVIN~ 
brand FR application or 
plant Injury will r •• ult. 
MISSISSIPPI and TEXAS 
Armywonn Tadpole shrimp 2 California Only 
leafhoppers For optimum tadpole shrimp 
control, apply to water whet' pest 
first app9ars. 
Sorghums Armywonn Fa. armyworm 1 to 2 21 Dirac! splay into forming heads 
(milo, grain, Chinch bugs Stink bugs (grain) for optimum insfICI control. Treat 
sorghum, Corn earworm Webworms for sorghum midge when 25 :0 30 
sweet percent of heads have emerged 
sorghum from boot and are in bloom. 
and hybrids) Repeal appiicatio" 3 to 5 days 
Sorghum midge 1 t/2 0 later" aduhs are still active. A 
Southwestern corn (forage) third application may be 
borer necessary in late planted 
sorghun or il midge are 
abundant. 
For chinch bugs, use high 
gallonage ground application 
directed at the base of plants. 
Cutworms 2 
Soybeans Bean leaf beetle Mexican bean 112 0 Do not apply a comblna· 
Cucumber baetles baetle lion of this product and 
GrA9n cloverworm Velvetbaan 2,4-DB Herbicide. to 
caterpillar soyb.ans •• crop Injury 
may rasult. 
Corn earworm 112 to 314 For light to moderate populations 
Blister beetles 112 to 1 To control heavy rnlolstations, 
Grape a;laspis use higher rate. 
h4exican baan beetle 
AKaHa catcorpillar Three cornered 1 
Bean leaf beetle a~aHa I,opper . 
Cucumber ueet'es Thrips . , . 
Green clovefW(. 'm Velvetbaan • • I I • I 
. , .. , , • Japanss" bafltle caterpillar , · , • 
leafhoppers . ' 
· , .. , • 
Armywonn F al armyworm Itoll12 " • , 
Com SarMlm'l Slink bugs • · · .. • .. • Cutwonn Webworms • It •• 
. . 
Painted lady Sahmarsh · , , 
2t021/2 , · ..... (Thistle caterpillar) caterpillar • · 
Yellowstri~ 
.. · .. , .. armyworm • · . ..

CROP 
Sugaroeets 
Tobacco 
Wheal 
FORAGE, FIELD AND VEGETABLE CROPS 
QUARTS OF PREHARVEST 
SEVIN® brand FRI INTERVAL 
INSECTS ACRE (DAYS) 
Armywonn Flea beetles lt011/2 14 
a-.lfbHlle Leafhoppers 
F"mnYWOfm Wlbworms 
Cutworms 1 112 
T obacc:o Ilea beetle 2 TbsJgalion 0 
or 
1 qt.150 gal. 
and apply 
6 gal.ll 00 sq. yard 
Green June beetle 112 q1.l100 gallons 
grubs 
Budworms Japanese 1 to 2 
Fall armyworms beetle 
Flea beetles June beetle 
Hornworms Sucklly 
eer"al leal beetl .. 1 0 
Armywonn ltolll2 (I",age) 
Fall armyworm 21 
(grain) 
SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS 
IN PLANT BEDS 
To prevent plant in!"'Y. avoid 
excessive applications. 
Apply only to areas that larvae 
have uprooted by sprinkling as a 
drench with 50 to 100 gallons per 
100 sq. yards. 
IN FIELDS 
Use lower rate on young plants 
(up to knee height). Use at least 
10 galions cl prepared spray per 
acre. Begin treatments when 
worms are small. II late season 
applications are necessary. 
allow three days belore priming 
or cutting. 
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Do not u.. In Calilornla. 
Application is effective against 
eggs. larvae. and aduns. Do not 
plant rotational crops not listed 
on the product label within 18 
months lollowing treatment. 
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TREE FRUIT AND NUT CROPS 
For dilule sprays apply the specdied dosage per 100 gallons of water. For concentrate and aerial sprays increase the concentration of 
SEVIN- FR in the spray mixture to apply an amount per acre aquivalentto that in a dilut" spray. The optimum spray gallonage will 
depend on tr"e size, tlensity and stag" of growth, Typical spray gallonages per acre rang" from 200-300 gallons for dilute sprays, 30-
100 gallons for concentral" sprays, and 1 0-25 gallons for aerial sprays. Do not exceed maximum label rat" per acre per application_ 
CROP 
Apple Thinning 
(Apples only) 
Almond 
Apple~ 
Pears 
INSECTS 
Peach twig borer 
San Jose scale 
Fruittree leafroller 
Navel orange­
worm 
Apple aplnd 
Apple rust mrte 
Aople sud<er 
BagworlT'. 
Caldornia pear· 
slug (pear 
sawfly) 
Codling moth 
Eya.poned bud 
moth 
Green 'rurtworm 
I Lecanoum scales 
l L.s."rapp!ewo rm 
Lygus bugs 
Orange Tortn. 
Oystershall 
scale 
P"ar leaf 
blister mrta 
Pear psylla 
Peal rust mite 
San Jose scale 
T ant.orm I".f 
miners 
Wooly BPPI" 
aphid 
QUARTS OF 
SEVIN. brand FR 
100 GAL_ 
11410 112 
11210 1 
31410 1 
PREHARVEST 
INTERVAL 
(DAYS) 
28 
1 
SPECifiC DIRECTIONS 
Apply 1 full coverage dilute spray 
between 10 to 25 days att.r full 
bloom_ If faclor!! such as Iree 
age, variety, nutrition, previous 
crop, pruning, bloom and degree 
of set favor excessive fruit 
thinning with SEVIN. FR, 
exercise caution to avoid 
possible yield redudion_ 
For easily thinned varieties 
including Cortland, Grimes, 
Jonathan, Mcintosh, Orleans, 
Rome Beauty, Puritan, Red 
Delicious, Winesap, Yellow 
Newton_ 
Consult your County Extension 
Service or other experts for 
advice on Ihe proper use of this 
product. 
For difficult to tnin varieties 
Including BaldWin, Ben Davis, 
Duchess, Early Mcln. ,sh, Golden 
Delicious, Lady Apple, Northern 
Spy, Rhode Island Greening, 
Steele Red, Turley, Wealthy, 
Yellow Transparent and York 
Imperial. 
Apply in 'popcorn' or pelal fall 
stages and again when Ihe May 
brood of ',I'e peach twig borer 
begins 10 hatch or thereaher as 
needed. 
Time early and mid-season 
applications to correspond 10 
mOlh flight peaks. Make a lale 
season application at in~iat"n 01 
hull spl~ or up to 10% hl 'I ~pI~. 
Do rot apply more Ihan 5 quarts 
per acre. .: • 
WEST OF" ·THE ~6C'~Y 
MOUNTArHf;' : ...... 
To avoid u~d8~lr8d 'a\r,.,'le 
thinning, delar U93 unti. D~ !£ast 
30 days aher fu'o!'o.Ioo,.,. ' , : ' .• 
For psylla t~ntrcl. app,lv ,~~~n 
eggs hatch or pung nympt.s ",e 
pre~9nt ' ~ • 
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TREE FRUIT AND NUT CROP~ 
I QUARTS OF PREHARVEST 
SEVIN® brand FRI INTERVAL 
CROP INSECTS 100 GAL. (DAYS) SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS 
Apples Apple mealybug WMeappie 112 1 EAST OF THE ROCKY 
Pears Apple aphid leafhopper MOUNTAINS 
(conI. ) Codling moth 
Apple m~ggol Pear psylla 1 To avoid undesired apple 
Apple rusl m~e Pear leal Ihinning. delay use unlil al leasl 
Bagworms blisler m~e 30 days after lull bloom. 
Easlern lent Pear rust mile 
caterpillar Periodical For oplimum scale conlrol. apply European apple cicada when crawlers are present. sawfly Plum curculio 
Eyespolled bud Red banded 
moth leatroller 
Forbes scale Rosy apple 
Fru~ Irllll lealroller aphid 
Grlllln Iru~worm San Jose scale 
Japanese beGUe Tarnished 
Lecanium scales planl bug 
L 9sser appIeworm Tent~orm 
Oyslershell scale lealminers 
Woolly apple 
aphid 
Yellowheaded 
lireworm 
Citrus Frurts Avocado lealroller Orange Ion". 1 5 00 not apply more than 20 quans 
(such as Cal~ornia orange· Western 01 SEVIN® FR per acre per 
grap.'rurt. dog tussock moth application. 
lemons. Cilrus cutworm West Indian 
oranges. Citrus rool weeVil sug.lrcane Do nol apply less !han 10 gr.llons 
langelos. Fruittre. leal roller borer (aduhs) of dilute spray mIXture per malure 
tangerines. 
I 
troe. M~y be mixed wilh 
crtrus c~ron. petroleum oils commonly used on 
kumquats and citrus. 
hybrids) 
Black scale Crtricola scale 3/410 1 
Brc.wn soli scale Crtrus snow 
Caljft)rnl~ r(lt't scale 
scale Yellow s.cale 
Filben Filbe-, aphid 1 
r-
0 Apply when lealroller eggs are 
Filben lea"oller hatching. Refloat on I ir st 
Fibef1worm appearance 01 adult filben moths 
and again 3 to 4 wgeks later. 
Olives Olive scale 3/410 t 0 For opllmum scale conirol add 
1 112 gailons ot sum me- oil ana 
apply mixture ~n cr dwl.rs are 
pr .... n!. Qf!. rOI e'f"'9' j2 
apphcaliontt Poe, lear. ·00 not 
IIPPIy more than 15 q~~r:t ·cf 
SEVI,..® FR' per acre· .rer 
application .. . .,.;.... 
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CROP 
Peaches 
Apricots 
Neclarines 
Pecans 
Plums 
Prunes 
CherrieS 
Walnut 
TREE FRUIT AND NUT CROPS 
INSECTS 
Apple pandemis 
Codling moth 
Cucumber bMlles 
EuropMne~ 
Fruillree leafroll.r 
Japanese beetle 
Jl.on. beetles 
Lecanium scales 
Lesser peachtree 
borer 
O~ve seal. 
Black margined 
aphid 
Falwabworm 
HICkory shuck· 
'M)fI1l 
Lesser webworm 
Pecan leaf 
phyllo.er a 
Black cherry 
aphid 
Brown soft scale 
Cherry truitworm 
Cherry maggot 
European earwlQ 
Eyesponed bud 
moth 
Forbes scale 
Frurttree lealroller 
Green Irurtworm 
Japanese beetle 
Lecanlum scales 
Codling moth 
Eastern tent 
caterpillar 
Calico scale 
European lrurt 
lecanium 
Cod~ng moth 
European "arwog 
Orange tortri. 
Orienlal fruit 
moth 
PHChtwig 
borel 
Period.,.1 
cica(·a 
Plum C •• rculio 
Redbarded 
lellfroller 
San Jo .•• scale 
Tarnished 
planl bug 
Tussoc:~ moths 
Variegated 
lealruller 
Pecan nut 
casebearer 
Pecan 
spittlebug 
Pecan wee,,1 
Twig gwdler 
Walnut 
caterpillar 
Lesser peach· 
tree borer 
Mealy plum 
zphld 
Oystershell 
scale 
Peach twlQ 
borer 
Plum curcuho 
Prune leaf 
hopper 
Redbanc.ed 
lealroll<!r 
Rose chater 
San Jose scale 
Variegated 
IMlrelier 
Orange tort". 
Tussock moth 
Filbertworm 
Fruittr"" 
lealrollar 
Frosted scale 
QUARTS OF 
SEVIN~ brand Fit· 
100 GAl. 
t t02112 
314 
112 
PREHARVEST 
INTERVAL 
(DAYS) 
1 
(peaches) 
3 
(apricots and 
nectarines) 
o 
o 
, 1 (}:f , 
SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS 
00 not apply more thar 6 quarts 
01 SEVIN~ FA per acre per 
appIicalion to IIpricot!. 
For oplir.um scale control apply 
when crawlers ar .. present. Spray 
limbs and trunk thoroughly. 
weakly during moth flight. 
Do not apply more than "1.2 quarts 
ot SEVIN~ FA pal' acre per 
applicatIOn. 
Do not apply more Iha~ 6 quarts 
01 SE VIN~ FA per acre pl'r 
application. 
For optlmul'l scale control apply 
whAn crawler:; ar.) present. 
For lesser peacht,el' borer 
control. spray limbs and tree 
trunks thoroughly. wepkly during 
moth lIight. 
Apply 1000 g<flt>hs ot dilute spray 
per acre for rpflture trees:' : I : 
. 
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For codhng:~";'lh· ?pply t""t.~·ay 
when aver_gil 'crOSS'~rV1'al 
diameters (If'd,,~~.oping nut, are 
112 to 314 'r~~ ,Repe~t.~yrJ~g 
middle or late Jene as n~d .• . . 
Spray 'r99 1(11,'1r"~ 10 p<,.,it ctf'run­
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SMALL FRUIT CROPS 
Recommended dosages reler to quarts 01 SEVIN® FR per acre. The optimum spray gallonage will depend on plant size, dens~y and 
stage 01 growth. Typical spray gallonages per acre range Irom 100-300 gallons lor dilute sprays, 30-100 gallons for concentrate 
sprays and to-25 gallons 01 aerial sprays. Do not exceed maxomum label rate per acre per application. 
CROP INSECTS 
Blackberries European Lealhoppers 
Raspberries raspberry aphid Leafrollers 
Dewberries Japanese beetle Rose chafer 
(incI<ldino Snowytr" 
Boysenberries cricket 
and Logan-
berries) 
Omnivorous 
"'afroMer 
Raspberry sawfly 
Blueberries Blueberry maggot European frurt 
Cherry f,uitworm iecanium 
Cranberry Japanes8 
fruitworm beetle 
Cr anbarnes Cutworms Japanese 
Cranberry beetle 
lireworms Leafhoppers 
Cranberry Rose chaler 
frurtworms 
Grapes European fru~ Western 
lecanium grapeleaf 
Grape lealfoider skeletonlzer 
Grape leafhopper Western 
yellowstripad 
a!'myworm 
Cutworms Orange tOrt"x 
E;ght-sponed OmnIVorous 
forester lealroller 
Grape berry moth Redbanded 
Japanes .. beetie leafroller 
June beetle Sahmarsh 
caterpillar 
Strawberries Flea be~tles Strawberry 
Meadow "afroller 
spittlebug Strawberry 
Omnivorous weeVil 
... ftier 
(strawberry 
frurtworm) 
QUARTS OF PREHARVEST 
SEVIN~ brand FRI INTERVAL 
ACRE (DAYS) 
1 to 2 7 
2 
1 112 0 
1112t03 1 
1 to 2 7 
2 
1 to 2 1 
SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS 
CALIFORNIA ONLY. 
Apply 3 weeks belore haO/est and 
repaat as necessary. 
CAUTION: May :<ill shrimp and 
('.rabs. Do not use in areas where 
these are important resources. 
Apply in lata bloom and as needed 
"' 7 to 10 day inteO/als. 
Apply boforo lirsl brood lealfolder 
IdO/ae emerge from rolls. 
Carbaryl may injur .. Early Dawn 
and Sunrise varieties on the 
DelmaO/a Peninsula. 
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TREES AND ORNAMENTALS 
For d~ute-spray ground applications to trees (including shade trees. shener belts. forests. plantations. parks and recreational areas). 
ornamentals. woody plants and shrubs. apply the specified dosage per 100 gallons of water. For concentrate-spray ground 
appfications. apply the specified dosage per acre in sufficient spray volume to provide thorough coverage. To prepare small volcmes 
of spray. use 1 tabfespoon (112 fluid ounce) of SEVIN® brand FM Carbaryl Insecticide per gallon of water. where rates of 1 quart are 
indicated. For aerial applications to forest trees (including shade trees. shelter belts. plantations. parks and recreational areas) and 
commerciaNy grown omamentals. woody plants and shrubs. apply the specified dosage per acre in sufficient spray volume to provide 
thorough coverage. Avoid direct application 10 lakes. streams and ponds. 
QUARTS OF 
SEVIN® 
CROP INSECTS BRAND FR SPECIFIC OIRECTIONS 
GROUND Ants Grasshoppers Plant bugs 1 Ob •• rv. pl.nt r •• pon •• 
APPLICATION Appfa~id Gypsy moth Poinsettia pr.c.utlon •• 
TrMs Armywotm Hackberry nippIe- homworm 
(including Az .... INfminer gall maker Psyllids Apply dilute sprays to cbtain 
shade trHs. Bagworms Holy III id moth Puss caterpillar t"Oroug!! coverage of upper and 
shaker belts. Birdlleafminer Holly leafminer Redhumped lowe, leaf surfaces. To control 
forests. Blister beetle Jackpine oakworm scale insects. treat trunks. stellls 
plantations. parks Boxelder bug budworm Rose aphid and twigs in addition to plant 
and recrea'ional Boxwood Japanese beetle Rose chafer foliage. For optimum worm 
leafminer Jeffrey pine Roseslug control. treat when in early areas.) BI\lWll ta~ moth needleminer Saddled instars. Addition of a sticker may 
Ornamentals Cankerworms June beetles pro~linent improVl' residual control. 
(including Catalpa sphinx Lace bugs Sawflies 
roses. flowers and Chiggers Leafhoppers (exposed) 
other herbaceous Cooley spruce Leafrollers Scale insects 
plants). gan aphid Locust borer Sowbugs 
Woody Plants and Cutworms Maple leaf cutter Spiny elm 
Shrubs. Cypress tip moth Mealy bugs caterpillar 
Douglas fll Mimosawebw , Sprongtails 
AERIAL tussock moth I~antucket pin .. Spruce budworn1 
APPLICATION Eastern spruce tip moth Spruce 
Forest trees gaN aphid Oak leafminer needleminer 
(including Elm leaf aphid Oak leaf Subtroptcal pine 
shade trees. Elm leaf beetle skefetonizer tip moth 
st.eMer belts. Elm spanworm Oakworm Tent caterpiUar 
forests. Eriophyid mites complex Thorn bug 
plantations. parks European pine Oleander Trips (exposed) 
and recreatIOnal shoot moth caterpillar Ticks 
areas) and Fal armyworm Olive ash borer Walnut caterprllar 
Commercially Flea beetles Or~nge striped Webworms 
Grown Fuller rose beetle oakworm Western hemlock 
Ornamentals Gall midges Orange tortrox looper 
(including Gall wasps Periodical cicada Western spruce 
roses. flowers and Green striped ;:'ina sawfly budworm 
other h erbac90us map!ewor", Pine spi:1lebug W,llow leaf 
plants). P~ch pine tip beetles 
Woody Plants and moth Yellow poplar 
Shrubs. weevil 
Ips engraver Roundheaded 20 Ef'ectivQ as CO: rrevenlove treat-
beetles pine beetle ment only. RAout anQva!ty. liS 
Western pine Western p,ne r .. quired It.· :;irl'vent: bh(,e 
beetle beetle attacks. .. • • ••• l l 
, , ~ 
Apply 1 gallon of spray pro 0 
~",M ,",,' ... '" ....... " "j .. arly July.' Dr' llro~r tQ ,G4"t1e 
attack. Trp"t ,r.,e trunks !rom 
ground levll U~. untj', .t'lj~k 
dIameter IS k.ss than 5 inches. • .. 
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LAWNS AND RECREATIONAL AREAS 
CROP INSECTS SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS 
Lawns and Ants June beetles Use t quart of SEVIN® FR in 150 to 200 gallons 01 spray miX'~r') par 5000 
RecreatIOnal Armyworm Leafhoppers square leet of established lawn. lecreational area. roadway or path 
areas Bluegrass billbug Lucarne moth border. For best resuns. mow lawn and apply aher watering or rain. 
(including Centipedes Millipedes Insure good pem'tration 01 turf. Garden hose or pressure applicators 
turf. golf cc..ursas Chiggers Mosquitoes may be used. Repeat 2 to 3 wweks later d necessary. 
and parks) Cutworms Sod webwo<ms 
Earwigs (lawn moths) 
Essex skipper Sowbugs 
EUI opaan chafer Springtails 
Fal armyworm Ticks 
Fiery skipper Yellowstripad 
Fleas armyworm 
Grasshoppers 
ChinchlJugs WMegrubs Usa t 112 quarts of SEV!N® brand FR Carbaryllnsectieide in 150 \0 200 
gallons 01 spray per 5000 square f831. 
MOSQUITO CONTROL 
For dilute-spray ground applications to trees (including shade trees. sheher boIlts. forests. plantations. parks and recreational areas). 
ornamenials. woody plants an~ shrubs. apply the specified dosage per 100 gallons of water. For concentrate-spray ground 
applications. apply the specrlied d.)~aqe per acre in suf!ieient spray voilJme to pro~1de thorough coverage. To prepare· 'lall volumes 
of spray. u~e 1 tablespoon (112 fluid ource) or SEVIN® brand FR Carharyllnsecticide per gallon of water. where rates of I quart are 
indICated. For aerial applieatoOns to forest trees (including shade trees. shelter behs. plantations. parks anu recreatIOnal areas) and 
",m,.lercially grown ornamentals. woody planl~ and shrubs. apply the 'pec,hed dosage per acre in sufficient spray volume te prov,," 
thorough coverage. Avoid dir...::1 applicallOn \0 'akas. streams and ponds. 
AIiUL T MOSOUITOS 
QUARTS OF 
SEVIN'~ brand FR! 
CROP 100 GALLONS SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS 
Puture3. Rangelands. 1/4 to 1 (1.'2 to 1 CAUTION: May kill shrimp ,,~d crabs. Do not use in areas where 
Parks. Recreational Areas. tablespoonful per gallon) these are important resources. OBSERVE BEE CAIITlON. 
Lngging Camps. Mil~ary 
Treat shrubbery and areas where adult mosquitoes congregate. Treat Posts and adjacMt 
Forested lands Of when adult mosquitos are active in early mornings", late evening. 
Wastelands Repeal al 7 to 10 day intervals. Use 114 to 112 quart per 100 gallons of 
mistblowers. 112 to 1 quart per acre in aarial sprays and 1 quart per acre 
in low pressure ground sprayers. 
25 For residual control i~ subtrop'.;al regions apply 4 gallons of preparl'd 
spray IKr 2000 square feet of sun a .. " area. Repeat in 3 to 6 months or 
wh .. n n"""soary. 
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PEST CONTROL AROUND 8UILD:tJGS 
LIMITED TO PEST CONTROL OPERATOnS ONLY 
For .1It.rna! u •• around building. only. 00 not tr.at animals. 
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SEVIN® brand FR! 
CROP 100 GALLONS SPECIFIC DlRECTIUNS 
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Ant. 20 Apply as a coarse wet spray or w,th a paUlt brusn to outdoor "'E ,;: ';g 
CockroachAs (20 tablAspoonfulslgallon) quartArs of pets, outs,dA pnn,"o:er of dwellings and ... tnnr areas where 
in,octs t.nd te cong'''9ale .. 
Bmwn dog lick 10 00 no~ 'lSe In food aroas of food handhng ostablct,m J 1IS. restaurants, 
Earw'!!. (t 0 tablespoonful, 'q81Ion) or oth&r areas whorll food I~ commerCially prepare1 ("r proce~~&( CJ 
FI ... no1 use In servlOQ areas while food I~ .:u:posed 4.volC ;topltGlhon to 
Millipedes ~Urf.::lCA~ Wht:H9 vl'5lb1e SPf~y~ reSidues ;trf' ohrect.o('l:tlJlll 
SdvII",.h

POULTRY ROOST AND BUilDINGS ONLY 
QUARTS OF 
SEVI"'~ brand FRI 
POULTRY QUARTERS 100 GALLONS SPECIFIC DII1ECTIONS 
Bed bugs 4 DO NOT TREAT POULTRY OR GAME BIRDS. 
Chicken mite 
Fleas Apply , to 2 gallons of spray mixture per 1000 square feet of wall. ~lIer 
Lice or roost ~uri_. Force spray ... to cracks. Repeat as needed. 
Northern fOWl m~e Avoid contamination of nests, eggs, and feeding and watering troughs. 
Fowl ticks 16 Ventilate while spraying. Do not treat premises within 7 days of 
slaughter. 
Lesser meaiworms 50 Apply 2 gallons of spray mixture per 1000 square feet of floor space or 
liner suri3Ce. 
Repeat as needed. 
Ventilate whil" spraying. Do not treat premises within 7 days of 
slaughter. 
LIMITED WARRANTY AND DISCLAIMER 
The manufacturer warrants (a) that this product conforms to the chemical description on the label: (b) that this product is reasonably fit 
for t~e purposes set forth in the directions for ilS'l when it is used i" accordance with such directions: and (c) that the directions, 
warnings and other statements on this label are based upon responsible experts' evaluation of reasonable tests of effectiveness, of 
toxicity to laboratory animals and to plants, and of residues on food crops, and upon report~ of field experience. Tests have not been 
made on all varieties or in all states or under all conditions. Tl-tE MANUFACTURER NEITHER 
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Rh6ne·Poulanc Ag Company 
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RMe,uch Triangle Park, North Carolina 2n09 
SEVIN IS the reql~tered trademark of Rhc'lne·P"ulenc 
SEVINo1II brand FR Caobarylln~ICI<M (MASTER) No'~o:a"on 1;'23191 
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