# EPTAM 6-E

- EPA Reg No: **10182-152**
- Registrant: SYNGENTA CROP PROTECTION
- Signal word: Caution
- Active ingredients: Carbamothioic acid, dipropyl-, S-ethyl ester (76.9%)
- Label accepted: 1996-03-22
- Source PDF: https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/010182-00152-19960322.pdf

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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAl. PROTECTION AGENCY 
Mr. Wayne R. Hillebrecht 
Zeneca AG Products 
P.O. Box 751 
Wilmington, DE 19897 
Subject: EPTAM 7-E Selective Herbicide 
IEpTAM 6 E Selective Herb; cide 7 . 
EPTAM 20-G Selective Herbicide 
EPTAM 10-G Selective Herbicide 
EPTAM 5-G Selective Herbicide 
EPA Reg. No. (s) 10182-220, Qi0182-152,l10182-199, 
10182-160, and 10182-155 
RE: Use Deletions. 
Your submissions dated January 16, 1995. 
Dear Mr. Hillebrecht: 
The above mentioned application submitted in connection with 
registration under FIFRA is acceptable. 
A stamped copy is enclosed for your records. 
S1¥U 
Robert J. Taylor 
Product Manager (25) 
Fungicide-Herbicide Branch 
Registration Division (7505C) 
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ZENECA AG PRODUCTS 
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WILMINGTON, DE 19897 
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EPTAM 6-E Booklet 
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PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS 
HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS 
CAUTI·ON 
Harmful if swallowed. 
Avoid contact with skin, eyes and clothing. 
Avoid breathing spray mist. 
Wash thoroughly after use. 
Avoid contamination of feed and food. 
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ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS: Do not contaminate water to be used 
on susceptlble crops or for domestic purposes. 
GENERAL USE PRECAUTIONS 
Read all label directions before using. 
EPTAM should be used only for recommended purposes and at 
recommended rates. DO NOT OVERDOSE. 
EPTAM i.s recommended for use on m~neral soils only. 
For incorporated applications, use equipment which has been 
proven to incorporate thoroughly to the recommended depth. 
In irrigated areas, do not apply EPTAM prior to preirrigation. 
Do not tank mix this product with insecticides or fungicides. 
When properly applied and weather conditions exist for normal 
plant growth through the season, EPTAM will not harm the treated 
crop nor should harmful soil residues remain beyond harvest. 
However, during germination and early growth, extended periods 
of unusually cold and wet or hot and dry weather, insect, 
nematode. or plant disease attack the use of certain soil 
applied systemiC insecticides, highly saline or alkaline soil 
conditions, improperly placed fertilizers or soil insecticides 
may create abnormal conditions that weaken crop seedlings. 
Also some of these abnormal conditions may weaken established 
crops: alfalfa. almond.s, etc. EPTAM used under these abnor­
mal conditions could result in crop injury.

EPTAM 6-E Booklet 
DIRECTIONS FOR 
GENERAL CLASSIFICATION 
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It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a ~ee .......J~~_ 
mannerinconsJ\tent with its label'ing.l ~ .J,.n ... w;;,..., 
- .... "'~ ::c~>e.2.T wo~Kelt 'Pa.onal'o;./ ~Gt.L~ - \:> EPTAM 6-E is a selective herbicide which for most uses must 
be mixed (incorporated) •. or inject~d subsurface ,into the sOil. 
or applied in the irrigation water for control of weeds listed 
on this label. EPTAM controls weeds by.interfering with nor­
mal germination and seedling development. It does not control 
established weeds. 
INCORPORATION 
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Pour the recommended amount of EPTAM 6-E into the spray tank 
during the filling operations. App13 in 10 to 50 gallons of 
water per acre using a properly calibrated. low-pressure sprayer 
having good agitation. The soil should be well worked and 
dry enough to permit good soil mixing (incorporation). 
EPTAM ~ay be combined with solution. slurry or suspension 
fertilizers. However. physical compatibility with these fluid 
fertilizers must be determined before combining in the spray 
tank. See special literature giving directions for these 
co~bina~ions. Even though found to be compatible. constant 
agitation is necessary to keep the EPTAM evenly mixed with 
the fluid fertilizer. 
For all band applications. reduce dosage proportionately de­
pending upon the row spacing and band width to be treated.' 
INCORPORATION DIRECTIONS: 
EPTAM must be incorporated into the soil immediately to pre­
vent loss of the herbicide. Whenever possible. application 
and incorporation should be done in the same operation. 
SOIL MIXING (INCORPORATION) BEFORE PLANTING: 
Use power driven CUltivation equipment set to cut to a depth 
of 2 to 3 inches OR tandem discs set to cut to a depth of 
4 to 6 inches. operated at 4 to 6 mph followed by a spiked­
tooth harrow or some other leveling device which extends be­
yond the ends of the discs. For more thorough mixing (for 
perennial grasses and in heavier soils) disc in two different 
di rections (cross disc).

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EPTAM 6-E Booklet 4. 
INCOR~ORATION AT OR AFTER PLANTING: 
Use power driven cultivation equipmerit set to cut to a depth 
of 2 to 3 inches OR on light soils only, ground driven tillers 
(rolling cultivators, rotary hoe. ,row wheels, etc.) set to 
cut to a depth of 1-1/2 inches and operated at 6 to 8 mph. 
When incorporating after planting, care must be taken not to 
disturb the crop seed ot seedling. 
SUBSURFACE APPLICATfoN -
AT PLANTING OR POST EMERGENCE 
Apply EPTAM 6-E in 10 or more gallons of water per acre. 
, Special equipment designed for subsurfaGe application MUST 
} be used. Injector and sweep units must be ri gidly mounted 
on the planter or cultivation unit. When using sweeps at 
planting they must be mounted ahead of the planters. 
SOIL INJECTION: Injector s~anks must be spaced 2-1/2 to 3 
inches apart and mounted in staggered positions to avoid trash 
buildup. Set shanks to inject EPTAM 1-1/2 to 3 inches below 
the soil surface. The width of the band in which weed control 
is desired will determine the number and spacing of injector 
shanks required per row. (Example: Four injector shanks 
spaced 3 inches apart give a 12-inch band). A broadcast ap­
plication can be made by increasing the number of shanks. 
The two shanks adjacent to the drill row must be 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 
inches on either side of it, EXCEPT IN COTTON WHERE THE DIS­
TANCE MUST BE 4 INCHES ON EITHER SIDE OF THE DRILL ROW. AND 
SUGAR BEETS WHERE THE DISTANCE MUST BE 2-3/4 INCHES ON EITHER 
.J SIDE OF THE DRILL ROW. 
COVERED SWEEPS: Set the sweeps to run below the soil surface 
deep enough to cover the EPTAM with 2 to 3 inches of soil. 
Calibrate by measuring the spray band width at the back of the 
sweep. not the sweep width. For broadcast application stagger 
sweeps on double tool bar so they overlap sufficiently to allow 
spray bands to meet. 
NOTE: When applying with either injectors or sweeps, EPTAM 
must be applied deep enough to allow 2 to 3 inches of soil 
to remain over the treatment after the planting operations. 
PLANTING DIRECTIONS 
For pre-plant applications. seeding should be done as soon as 
possible after treatment to obtain a maximum period of weed 
control.

_PTAM 6-E Booklet 
IRRIGATION APPLICATION -
POST-~LANTING AND EstABLISHED CROPS 
5. 
Meter EPTAM 6-E into the irrig~tipn water using a metering 
device that will introduce a constant flow into the water. 
For flood, furrow, or sprinkler irrigation meter the EPTAM 
into the water during the entire ~etiod OR. for sprinkler 
irrigation, the EPTAM may be metered into suffident water 
to pen~trate to a depth of 3 to 4 inches. Time this EPTAM 
application to insure that proper pene~rati,on of the herbicide 
corresponds with the end of the irrigation period. Flush the 
lines and then turn the wat.er off promptly. Consult "RECOM­
MENDATIONS· on this label for proper timing of application 
for each crop for which irrigation application is recommended. 
Tailwater (run off water) from flood or furrow irrigation 
should be recirculated or used only on other corps which are 
registered for this type of application. 
CULTURAL PRACTICES 
FoLLOWING AppLiCAtION 
EPTAM is not persistent in the soil and susceptible weeds germin­
ating later during the growing season may not be controlled. 
Shallow cultivation or post emergence herbicides may be neces­
sary to control these susceptible weeds that escape control 
by EPTAM, as well as those weeds not susceptible to EPTAM. 
Do not cultivate deeper than the depth of the herbicide incorp­
oration. Where t01erant broadleaf weeds are a problem, re­
commended post emergence materials may also be applied. 
WEEDS CONTROLLED 
EPTAM will not control establiShed weeds. 
ANNUAL GRASSES: 
Annual Bl uegrass 
Annual Ryegrass 
(Italian Ryegrass) 
Barnyardgrass (Watergrass, 
Junglerice) 
Bermudagrass Seedlings 
Crabgrass 
Giant Foxtail 
Goosegrass 
(~ annua) 
(L 01 i u m mu 1 t i fl 0 ru m) 
(Echinochloa spp.) 
(Cynodon dactylon) 
(Digitaria spp.) 
(Setaria faberii) 
(Eleusine indica) 
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ANNUAL GRASSES con't. 
Green Foxtai 1 
Johnsongrass Seedlings 
lovegrass (Stinkgrass) 
Panicum, Fall 
Rescuegrass 
Sandbur, Field 
Wild Cane (Shattercane," 
Black Amber Cane, 
Chicken-Corn, Scattercane) 
Signal grass . 
Volunteer Grains 
(Barley, Oats, Wheat) 
Wil d Oats 
Yell ow Foxtail 
ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEEDS: 
Annual Morni ngg1 ory 
Black Nightshade 
Ca rpetweed 
Chickweed, Common 
Corn Spurry 
Deadnett1e (Henbit) 
Fidd1eneck 
Florida Purslane 
Hai ry Ni ghtshade 
Lambsquarters, Common 
Nett1e1eaf Goosefoot 
Purslane, Common 
Prostrate Pigweed 
Ra gweed. Common 
(Michigan only) 
Redroot Pigweed 
• (Common Pigweed) 
Shepherdspu rse 
Tumble Pigweed 
(Setaria vi~idis) 
(Sorghtim halepense) 
(Era9rostis ci1ianensis) 
. (Panlcum dichotomlflorum) 
{Bromus wtlldenowii} 
(C.nchrus paucif1~rus) 
(Sorghum "bicol or) 
(Srachiaria sPP.) 
(Avena fatua) 
(Setaria glauca) 
(I p omoea pu rpu rea) 
(Solanum nlgrum) 
(Mo11ugo verticil1ata) 
($tellaria media) 
(Spergula arvensis) 
(Lamium amp1exicau1e) 
(Amsinckia spp.) 
(Solanum vi11osum) 
(Chenopodium album) 
(Chenopodlum murale) 
(Portulaca oleracea) 
(Amaranthus graecizans) 
(Ambrosia artemisiifo1ia) 
(Amaranthus retrof1exus) 
(Capsel1a bursa-pastoris) 
(Amaranthus albus) 
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The annual broadleaf weeds listed above will be controlled 
only if treatment is made when conditions are favorable for 
weed germination ~nd growth. 
PERENNIAL WEEOS: 
Bermudagrass 
Purple Nutsedge (Nutgr~ss) 
Quackgrass (Couchgrass, 
Witchgrass) 
Yellow Nutsedge (Nutgrass) 
(Cynodon dacty1on) 
(Cyperus rotundus) 
(Agropyron repens) 
(Cyperus esculentus)

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Perennial weeds must be turned under and chopped up thoroughly 
prior to treatment. The underground rhizomes of QUBckgrass 
and the rhizomes and stolons of Bermudagrass must be cut up 
thoroughly so that four or less nodes remain on a strand •. For 
the control of Quackgrass and Bermudagrass the disc must be 
set to cut 6 inches deep. and the higher rates of EPTAM must 
be used. Consult RECOMMENDATIONS for c~ops on which these 
higher rates may be used. 
REGIONAL USE HAP 
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RECOMMENDATIONS 
NORTHERN·REGION 
8. 
These recommendations are given as the broadcast (overall) 
rates of EPTAM 6-E per acre. For band treatment. use pro­
portionately less material per acredependtng upon· the wtdth 
of the band to be treated and the. crop row spact ng. Do not 
use band application on. rocky ground because thorough incor­
poration is not possible. 
ALFALFA. BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL CLOVERS, LESPEDEZA: Apply and 
lncorporate 1/2 to 2/3 gall-on EPTAM 6-E per acre just before 
planting. Temporary crop stunting and sealing of the first 
leaves will occur if conditions for germination and growth 
are not optimum. Do not use EPTAM if a grass or grain nurse 
crop is to be planted with the legume. 
OR ALFALFA (FOR CONTROL OF ANNUAL GRASSES GROWING FROM SEED 
ONLY): Apply and lncorporate 1/3 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre 
just before planting. Temp~rary crop stunting and sealing 
of the first leaves will occur if conditions for germination 
and growth are not optimum • 
. AND/OR ALFALFA AND LADINO CLOVER: (Established stand) Meter 
1/3 to 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre into the irrigation water 
applied to established stand prior to weed emergence. Do 
not apply within 45 days of harvesting or grazing Ladino clover. 
Do not apply within 14 days of harvesting or grazing alfalfa. 
(Use the lower rate on very light soils). 
BEANS, GREEN OR DRY: Do not use EPTAM on cowpeas (blackeye 
peas, blackeye beans). soybeans. lima beans or other flat~ 
podded beans except Romano. Under abnormal weather conditions. 
stunting may occur on Gratiot. Michlite. Sanilac and Seaway 
v-arieties. 
Apply and incorporate EPTAM 6-E just before planting. or at the 
time of last cultivation. In lighter soils apply and incor­
porate 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre for Nutgrass. annual grass 
and broadleaf control. In heavier soils apply and incorporate 
2/3 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre for Quackgrass. Nutgrass and 
Seedling Johnsongrass control. (Do not exceed 1/2 gallon 
EPTAM 6-E per acre on small white beans or green beans grown 
on lighter textured soils.) 
If applied before planting, rotary hoe lightly during or shortly 
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~PTAM 6-E Booklet 9. 
If applied at the time of last cultivation. apply as a directed 
spray to the soil before bean pods start to form. and do not 
feed or pasture vines to livestock until 45 days after appli­
cati on. 
CASTOR BEANS: Apply and incorporate 1/3 gallon EPTAM 6-E 
per acre lmmediately after planting. Use a rotary.hoe for 
incorporation. Early cultivation after 'EPTAM application 
enhances weed control. . . 
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(FIELD, SILAGE, SWEET): Corn is s.usceptible to injury 
EPTAM. Do not use on milo or sorghum. Do not use on 
seed stock~ Plant corn to a maximum depth of 2 inches. 
PRE-PLANT INCORPORATION APPLICATION: (For use in fields 
heavily lnfested with Nutsedge) - Apply and incorporate 
1/2 to 2/3 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre ahead of corn plant­
ingL Use lower rate on light textured soils. and higher 
rate on heavier soils. Incorporate with a disc set at 
5 to 6 inches. Cross-disc to insure proper mixing. Delay. 
corn planting 7 to 10 days after treatment. Cultivate 
or disc lightly just prior to seeding. One cultivation 
s~ould be made after pl~nting when corn plants are 3 to 
6 inches tall" 
PRE-EMERGENCE INCORPORATION APPLICATION: (For use only 
in areas where Johnsongrass Seedlings or Wild Cane are 
problems) - Plant corn. Apply 1-1/3 to 2 QUARTS EPTAM 
6-E per acre over the planted crop. Use higher rate if 
broadleaf weeds are a problem. Use rotary hoe type equip­
ment to incorporate EPTAM into the soil to a maximum depth 
of 1-1/2 inches. 
FL:o.Ji. ;Dt~pls BP'l6 iFJeorporcte 1;'2 !olleR [prAt( g E ISSP CdFe 
gOTATOES, IRISH: Do not exceed 1 gallon EPTAM 6-Eper acre 
per crop. 
PRE-PLANT: Apply and incorporate 
6-E per acre. For Quackgrass and 
the higher rate. 
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1/2 to 1 gallon [PTAM 
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INCORPORATION: Apply and incorporate 1/2 to 1 gallon' 
EPTAM 6-E per acre. For nutgrass control use the high:~,> 
rate. The field first must be "dragged-off", followed, 
by EPTAM application and incorporation. Use spike-topth.d 
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AND/OR LAY-BY 
INCORPORATION: Apply and incorporate 1/2 to 2/3 gallon 
EPTAM 6-E per acre to clean cultivated soil after potato 
plants have emerged from the soil. Apply as directed 
spray to the soil. Do not apply within 4S days of har­
vest. 
OR 
IRRIGATION: Meter 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre into 
the irrigation water after clean cultivation. Do not 
apply with 45 days of harvest. 
SAFFLOWER: Apply and incorporate 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre 
just before plantirg. 
SUGAR BEErS: 
PRE-PLANT (Iowa. eastern Nebraska. North Dakota. South 
Dakota, Minnesota): Apply and incorporate 1/3 gallon 
EPrAM 6-E per acre on light textured soils. or 1/2 gallon 
per acre on heavy textured soils. just before planting. 
Injury will occur if conditions for germinatioQ and growth 
are not optimum. 
OR POST THINNING 
IRRIGATION WATER: Meter 1/3 - 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-£ per 
acre into the first irrigation applied after the last 
cultivation for the season. 
OR 
INCORPORATION: Apply 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre after 
thinning and clean cultivation and incorporate to a depth 
of 2 to 3 inches. 
OR 
SUBSURFACE INJECTION: Apply 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per 
broadcast acre. or in band treatment (using 2 shanks RAr, 
row 5-1/2 inches apart centered on the drill row with',." 
rows 22 inches apart) use 1/4 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre., 
Prior to application. a clean cultivation must be made"'" 
for all existing weed growth to be destroyed. , , 
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SUNFLOWER (Minnesota and North Dakota): Apply and incorporate 
1/2 gallon EPrAM 6-E per acre just before planting. , ) ) , 
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RECOMMENDATIONS 
SOUTHE~STERN REGION 
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These recommendati ,ons a re given as the broadcast (overall) 
rate of EPTAM 6-E per acre. For band treatment. us·e pro­
portionately less material per acre .depehding on the width 
of band to be treated and the crop row spacing •. Do not use 
band application on rock~ ground becaus~ thorough incor­
poration is not possible. 
ALFALFA, BIRDSFObT TREFOIL. CLOVERS. LESPEDEZA: Apply and 
incorporate l/Z gallon EPrAM 6-£ per acre just before plant­
ing. (For Fall seeded Alfalfa in South Carolina only, apply 
and incorporate 1/4 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre just before 
planting.) Temporary crop stunting and sealing of the first 
leaves will occur if conditions for germination and growth 
are not optimum. Do not use EPTAM if a grass or grain nurse 
crop is to be planted with the legume. 
BEANS. GREEN OR DRY: Do not use EPTAM on cowpeas (blackeye 
peas, blackeye beans), soybeans. lima beans. or other flat­
podded beans except Romano. Under abnormal weather conditions 
stunting may occur on Gratiot. Michilite, Sanilac and Seaway 
varieties. 
BEFORE OR AT PLANTING 
PRE-PLANT (FLAT-PLANTED): Use 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per 
acre incorporated just before planting on dry, snap and 
pole beans. Rotary hoe lightly during or shortly after 
emergence of the beans to break any crust which occurs. 
OR 
SUBSURFACE APPLICATION: Apply 1/3 gallon EPTAM 6-E per 
acre pre-plant or at planting. See DIRECTIONS FOR USE. 
BED TREATMENTS: 
Method A -
Method B -
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Apply 2 quarts EPTAM 6-E per acre broa!!".,,:, 
cast-and disc in 6 inches deep prior td 
forming beds and planting. 
Apply 1 quart EPTAM 6-E per acre broad-'" . 
cast (do not disc in) immedi ately .aheaa',,',' 
of bedding discs. Plant 7 days after 
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Method C - Apply as a band treatment (do not disc 
in) immediately ahead,of bedding discs. 
or as band treatment to partially formed 
beds or be,dtops 'immediately in front of 
the re-bedding operation. Use a band 
rate equivalen~ to 1-1/3 quarts per acre 
broadcast. Care should be t.aken not to 
fold in treatmerit. 
EXAMPLE: To 'apply EPTAM 6-E as an lS-
i nch band on 36-i nch rows. use 2/3 qua rt 
per crop acre. Plant 7 days after appli­
cati on., 
NOTE: With Methods Band C. if bed shapers (levelers) are 
used, the bedding up and shaping should be done so that 3 to 
4 inches of soil remain over the EPTAM. 
CORN 
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OR LAY-BY 
At the time of the last cultivation, apply and incor­
porate 1/2 gallon EPTAK 6-E per acre. Apply as a direc­
ted spray to the soil at the base of the plants before 
bean pods start to form. Do not feed or pasture vines 
to livestock until 45 days after application. 
(FIELD, SILAGE, SWEET): Corn is susceptible to injury 
EPTAM. Do not use on milo or sorghum. Do not use on 
seed stock. Plant corn to a maximum depth of 2 inches. 
PRE-EMERGENCE INCORPORATION APPLICATION: (For use only 
in areas where Johnsongrass Seedlings and Wild Cane are 
problems.) Plant corn. Apply 1-1/3 to 2 QUARTS EPTAM 
6-E per acre over the planted crop. Use higher rate·if 
broadleaf weeds are a problem. Use rotary hoe type 
equipment to incorporate EPTAM into the soil tu a maxi­
mum depth of 1-1/2 inches. 
CITRUS NURSERY STOCK AND YOUNG FIELD PLANTINGS (non-bearin 
ra e rUlt roves: ter lnlng out, app y 
ga on PT M 6- per acre as a di rected spray to the "" 
soil. Incorporate with cultivation equipment. i.e •• tree il,o~s' 
and rotary hoes. , :,,,:, 
CITRUS (oran~es, Tangerines, Gra~efruit~: AFTER CLEAN CUL- ' 
TlvAIIoN ORRIOR fO WEED EMERGE CE inearing citrus, app1y,,:, 
1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre by flood or furrow irrigatio~. 
Mefer EPTAM 6-E into the water during the entire irrigation",', 
period. Do not apply \>!ithin 15 days of harvest. " , 
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COTTON: Non-irrigated Areas Only - Cotton is susceptible to 
injury :from EPTAM. Follow DIRECTIONS 'FOR USE carefully to 
avoid crop injury. Before any application is made, the appli­
cator should familiarize himself with the subsurface concept 
of weed control in cotton. Applicat{on ~ust be made with 
specially designed subsu~face swe~ps or injector shan~s. 
With the sweep equipment, one sweep is placed on each side 
of the row so that two bands of EPTAM are applied subsurface 
and 4 inches to each side of the cotton row. For injector 
shanks, the first injector to each side of the row should 
be 4 inches from the drill with additional shanks spaced 2-1/2 
to 3 inches apart. 
Set the blade or injectors so that the EPTAM is placed 1-1/2 
to 2 inches below the soil surface. For weed control in the 
drill a pre-emergence herbicide may be applied as an 8-inch 
band surface treatment to the drill row zone, or a directed 
contact spray, herbicidal oil or flame may be applied later. 
EPTAM MUST NOT BE APPLIED CLOSER THAN 4 INCHES TO THE COTTON 
DRILL. 
AT PLANTING TIME TREATMENT: For all soil types, apply 
by lnjector unlts or sweeps at the rate of 1/4 gallon 
EPTAM 6-E per broadcast acre. 
OR 
APPLICATION AFTER STAND IS ESTABLISHED: Apply 1/3 gallon 
EPTAM 6-E per broadcast acre. Use specially designed 
injector units or sweeps for application. If incorpo'rated 
application is to be made, use power driven rotary tillers 
set to a depth of 2 to 3 inches. Apply after cotton has 
2 to 4 leaves. Do not apply after first bolls open. DO 
NOT APPLY CLOSER THAN 4 INCHES TO EITHER SIDE OF THE COTTON 
DRILL. 
NOTE: Tandem discs may be used for incorporation in t~~, 
SKTPs of skip row cotton. 
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Apply and incorporate 1 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre 14 days :'.~,:, 
prior to seeding. 
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POTATOES (Irish): Do not exceed 1 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre 
per crop. 
BEFORE OR AT. PLANTING 
PRE-PLANT: Apply and incorporate 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E 
per broadcast acre just before planting. For incorporated 
applications to beds. apply asa band application and in­
corporate with ground or power dri~en tillers. 
EXAMPLE: In IS-inch bands on 36-inch rowS. use 1/4 gallon 
per crop acre. See DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Incorporation. 
. OR 
BEFORE PLANTING AND BEFORE BED FORMATION: Band appli­
cation: Apply as a band. equivalent to 1/2 gallon per 
acre' broadcast basis. Cover with 3 to 4 inches of soil 
with bedding discs, middle busters or other suitable 
bed making equipment. Care should be taken not to fold 
in the band treatment. 
'OR 
AFTER PLANTING BUT BEFORE BED FORMATION: Apply 1/4 gallon 
EPTAM 6-E per broadcast acre over planted crop and bed 
up immediately with bedding discs set to cover with 3 
to 4 inches of soil. 
OR 
AFTER PLANTING AND AFTER BED FORMATION: Apply EPTAM 6-E 
as a band at a ra~e equivalent to 1/2 gallon per acre, 
broadcast basis. Re-bed immediately after application 
with bedding discs set to cover with 3 to 4 inches of 
soil. Care should be taken no~to fold in the band treat­
ment. 
OR 
AFTER PLANTING AND AFTER BED FORMATION: Apply EPTAM 6-E 
broadcast at 1/4 gallon per acre. Re-bed immediately,"", 
after application with bedding discs set to cover with"" 
3 to 4 inches of soil. :,,';, 
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band treatment after drag off, at a rate equivalent to,,',' 
1/2 gallon per ac~e (broadcast basis) and cover with bed­
ding discs set to cover with 3 to 4 inches of soil. ~ar~ 
should be taken not to fold in the band treatment. "" , ", , , 
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POST-EMERGENCE - LAY-BY: Apply and incorporate EPTAM 6-E 
at a rate equ1valent to 1/2 gallon per acre (broadcast 
basis) after potato plants h,ave emerged from the soil. 
Apply as a directed spray to the soil in band~ on both 
sides of the row. Immediately cover the. EPTAM with 3 to 
4 inches of soil by re-bedding with bedding discs. Care 
should be taken not to fold in the b~nd t~eatment. EXAMPLE: 
Apply 1-1/3 quarts EPTAM 6-E per crop acre as a directed 
spray to the soil in 12-inch bandS on.both sides of 36-
inch rows.' Do not apply within 45 days of harvest. 
SWEET PO"FATGES. Apply 1 114 gelieRe EP:rAM S Ii per 8ere 'R'tR'teEtiately EHler 
plBAtiRg, ef witRiR 2 Etays eAer piaRtiRg slips sr viAs &wttiAij&, Apply te a "ry seil 
StlJif.aee BREt, Eta Rat mix iRtS tRe sell. If tRe erep is fe !ali irrigate". apply t!:le EJ;t;U U 
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RECOMMENDATIONS 
SOUTHWESTERN REGION 
16. 
These recommendations are given as the broadcast (overall) 
rate of EPTAM 6-E per acre. For band treatment. use propor­
tionately less material per acre ,depending on the width of 
band to be treated and the crop row spacing. Do not use band 
application on rocky ground because thorough incorporation 
is not possible. ' 
ALFALFA, BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL, CLOVERS, LESPEDEZA: Apply and 
; ncorporate 1/2 ga 11 on EPrAM 6-E per acre Just before plant­
ing. Temporary crop stunting and sealing of the first leaves 
will occur if conditions for germination and growth are not 
optimum. Do not use EPTAM if a grass or grain nurse crop is 
to be planted with the legume. 
AND/OR ALFALFA AND LADINO CLOVER: (Established stand) - Meter 
1/3 to 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre into the irrigation water 
applied to established stand prior to weed emergence. Do 
not apply within 45 days of ~arvesting or grazing Ladino clover. 
Do not apply within 14 days of harvesting or grazing alfalfa. 
(Use the lower rate on very light soils.) 
BEANS, GREEN OR DRY: Do not use EPTAM on cowpeas (blackeye 
peas, blackeye beans), soybeans, lima beans or'other flat­
podded beans except Romano. Under abnormal weather conditions, 
stunting may occur on Gratiot, Michilite. Sanilac and Seaway 
varieties. 
BEFORE OR AT PLANTING 
PRE-PLANT (FLAT PLANTED): Apply and incorporate 
gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre just before planting. 
hoe lightly during or shortly after emergence 'of 
beans to break any crust which occurs. 
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SUBSURFACE APPLICATION: Apply 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E pe~" 
acre pre-plant or at planting. See DIRECTIONS FOR U$(,o' " , 
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At time of the last cultivation. apply and incorporate,,,;, 
1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre. Apply as a directed SPf,a.'l' 
to the soi 1 at the base of the pl ants before bean pods,,',' 
start to form. Do not feed or pasture vines to livesto~k 
until 45 days after application. , , 
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CITRUS NURSERY STOCK AND YOUNG FIELD PLANTINGS (Non-bearin 
ran e and Gra efruit Groves: After lining out, apply /2 
to gallon T M 6- per acre as a directed spray to the soil. 
Incorporate with cultivation equipment, i.e., tree hoes and 
rotary hoes. 
CITRUS (Oran es, Tan erines, G~a efruit: AFTER CLEAN CUL-
IVATION OR PRIOR TO WEED EMERGENCE in bearing citrus, apply 
1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre by f'o~d or furrow irrigation. 
Meter EPTAM 6-E into the water du'ring the entire irrigation 
period. Do not apply within 15 days 0' harvest. 
COTTON: Non-irrigated Areas Only -
APPLICATION AFTER STAND IS ESTABLISHED: Apply 1/3 gallon 
EPTAM 6-E per broadcast acre. Use specially designed 
injector units or sweeps for application. If incorporated 
application is to be made, use power driven rotary tillers 
set ~o a depth of 2 to 3 inches. Apply after cotton 
has 2 to 4 leaves. Do not apply after first bolls open. 
DO NOT APPLY CLOSER THAN 4 INCHES EITHER SIDE OF THE 
COTTON DRILL. 
NOTE: Tandem discs may· be used for incorporation in 
~skips of skip row cotton. 
PINE SEEDLING NURSERIES (Lob10l1 Sl ash. Lon 1 eaf Shortl eaf 
pp y and incorporate 1 ga M per acre days pr or 
to seeding. 
POTATOES. IRISH: Do not exceed 1 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre 
per crop. 
PRE-PLANT: Apply and incorporate 1/2 to 1 gallon [PTAM 
6-E per acre just before planting. 
OR 
DRAG-OFF (COME UP, WEEDING TIME) 
INCORPORATION: Apply and incorporate 1/2 to 1 gallon 
EPrAM 6-E per acre. For nutgrass control, use the higher 
rate. The field first must be "dragged-off", followed,,, 
by EPTAM application and incorporation. Use spike-tout,ltp,d 
harrows or CUltivation equipment for incorporation. ' ' 
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EPTAM 6-E per acre after potato plants have emerged frcim,', 
the soil. Apply as a directed spray to the soi,l. Do ",' 
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IRRIGATION: Meter 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre into the 
irrigat10n water after clean cultivation. Do not apply 
within 45 days of harvest. 
SUGAR BEETS - Post Thinning: 
IRRIGATION WATER: Meter '1/3 - 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per 
acre into the 1Trst irrigation -applied after the last 
cultivation for the, season. 
OR 
INCORPORATION: Apply 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6~E per acre after 
thinning and clean cultivation and incorporate to a depth 
of 2 to 3 inches. 
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'ght textured soils or 1/2 gallon per acre on medium to heavy textured 
s . s just before planting. Incorporate to a maximum depth of 3 inche . 
OR 
PRE-PLAN BED-OVER: Apply 1/4 gallon EPTAM 6-E per re on light 
textured soils 1/3 gallon per acre on medium to heavy xtured soils 
just before plant! . Treat a band width equal to 1/3 0 he total distance 
between rows. S()i om areas adjacent to the ban at are not treated is 
then placed on top of e treated band with bed aping equipment 
forming the bed. Band th In finished and nted bed should be 2 to 4 
inches below the lbed surfa . Bed over im ediately after application. 
EPTAM 6-E per acre on light 
textured soils or 1/3 gallon per cre on dium to heavy textured solis 
just before planting. After B shaped bed ave been dragged down, 
EPTAM S-E is applied bro cast. Soil is then haped into beds witJ:l' l;EjcJ 
shaping equipment so at the undisturbed EP layer In the finlsi1~d 
bed is 2 to 4 inchesjrelow the bed surface. Bed-u mmediately aff,GI' .: . 
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plan' g or within 2 days after planting slips or vine cuttings. Ap ! to, ¢ 
dr soil surface and do not mix Into the soli. If sweet potatoes are , " . 
. rigated, EPTAM should be applied prior to irrigation. Apply as a sol: 
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RECOMMENDATIONS 
!ACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION, 
These recommendations are given as th~ broadcast (overall) 
rate of EPTAM 6-E per acre. For band treatment. use propor­
tionately less material per acre depending on the width of 
band to be treated and the crop row ipactng. Do not use band 
application on rocky ground becau~e thorough incorporation is 
not possible. . 
ALFALFA. BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL. CLOVERS. lESPEDEZA: Apply and 
incorporate 1/3 to 2/3 gallon £pTAM 6-£ per acre just before 
planting. Temporary crop stunting and sealing of the first 
leaves will occur if conditions for germination and growth 
are not optimum. Do not use EPTAM if a ~rass or grain nurse 
crop is to be planted with the legume. (Use the lower rate 
on very light soils.) 
OR ALFALFA: Meter 1/3 to 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre into 
the irrigation water that is applied immediately after plant­
ing. (Use the lower rate on very light soils.) 
ANO/OR,ALFALFA AND LADINO CLOVER: (Established stand) - Meter 
1/3 to 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-£ per acre into the irrigation water 
applied to established stand prior to weed emergence. Do not 
apply within 45 days of harvesting or grazing Ladino clover. 
Do not apply within 14 days of harvesting or grazing alfalfa. 
(Use the lower rate on very light soils.) 
BEANS, GREEN OR DRY: Do not use EPTAM on cowpeas (blackeye 
peas, blackeye beans), soybeans, lima beans or other flat­
podded beans except Romano. Under abnormal weather conditions. 
stunting may occur on Gratiot. Michilite. Sanilac and Seaway 
varieties. 
Apply and incorporate 1/2 to 2/3 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre 
just before planting. Rotary hoe lightly during or shortly 
after emergence of the beans to break any crust which occurs. 
OR 
SUBSURFACE APPLICATION: Apply 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per 
acre pre-plant, just before planting or at planting. See 
DIRECTIONS FOR USE. 
OR 
LAY-BY INCORPORATION: At time of last cultivation for the 
season, apply and )ncorporate 1/2 to 2/3 gallon EPTAM 6-E 
per acre for grass and broadleaf control. Apply as a directed 
spray to the soil at the base of the plants before bean 
pods start to form. Do not feed or pasture vine to live­
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OR 
LAY-BY SUBSURFACE: Prior to application. a clean culti­
vation must be made for all existing' weed growth to be 
destroyed. Apply 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per broadcast 
acre or in a band treatment (using 2 shanks per row 5-1/2 
inches apart. centered on th~ drill row with rows 38 
inches apart) use 1/4 gallon ,er acre. See DIRECTIONS 
FOR USE. 
CORN fFIELD. SWEET AND SILAGE): Corn is susceptible to injury 
fromPTAM. Do not use EPTAM on ~i10 or sorghum. Do not use 
on coin seed stock. Plant corn to a maximum depth of 2 inches. 
PRE-PLANT INCORPORATION APPLICATION: Apply and incorpor­
ate 1/3 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre just before planting. 
OR 
I~ FIELDS HEAVILY INFESTED WITH NUTSEDGE: Apply and in­
corporate 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre ahead of corn 
planting. Incorporate with a disc set at 5 to 6 inches. 
Cross-disc to insure proper mixing. Delay corn planting 
7 to 10 days after treatment. Cultivate or disc lightly 
just prior to seeding. One cultivation should be made 
after planting when corn plants are 3 to 6 inches tal'. 
PEAS, eREEU PAOOESSIt4S (Western WtlShinstol'l only), Apply and ineorl'ore:te 
1la gallgR EP+AM Ii Ii per acre just befgra plaRtiRg. Early stuRtiRS caf ~rgp J:Ray' 
eeSYF; 
POTATO, IRISH: Do not exceed 1 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre 
per crop. 
PRE-PLANT: 
1/2 gallon 
Quackgrass 
Apply and incorporate just before planting 
EPTAM 6-E per acre; 2/3 gal'on per acre for 
cOl1trol. 
AND/OR LAY-BY 
INCORPORATION: Apply and incorporate 1/2 gallon EPTAM 
6-E per acre after potato plants have emerged from the 
soil. Apply as a directed spray to the soil. Do not 
apply within 45 days of harvest. 
OR 
IRRIGATION: Meter 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre into 
the irrigation water after clean cultivation. Do not 
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SAFFLOWER: Apply and incorporate 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per 
acre just before planting. 
SUGAR BEETS - Post Thinning: 
IRRIGATION WATER: Meter 1/3 to 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E 
per acre fntot'iie first irrfgationapplfed .after the 
last CUltivation for the seaso~. 
OR 
INCORPORATION: Apply 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6~E per acre after 
thinning and clean cultivation and incorporate to a depth 
of 2 to 3 inches. 
OR 
SUBSURFACE INJECTION: Apply 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per 
broadcast acre. or in band treatment (using 2 shanks per 
row 5-1/2 inches apart. centered on the drill row with 
rows 22 inches apart) use 1/4 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre. 
Prior to application. ~ clean CUltivation must be made 
for all existing weed growth to be destroyed. 
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on well established trees. meter 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per·acre 
into the irrigation water during the entire irrigation period.

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RECOMMENDATIONS 
CALIFORNIA-ARIZONA REGIDN 
22. 
These recommendattons are given as the broadcast (overall) 
rate of EPTAM 6-E per acre. For band treatment. use propor­
tionately less material per acre depending on the width of band 
to be treated and the crop row spacing. Do not use band appli­
cation on rocky ground ~ecause thorough incorporation is not 
possible. 
ALFALFA. BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL, CLOVERS, LESPEDEZA: Apply and 
incorporate 1/3 to 2/3 gallon EPTAM 6-Eper acre just before 
planting. Temporary crop stunting and sealing of the first 
leaves will occur if conditions for germination and growth 
are not optimum. Do not use EPTAM if a grass or grain nurse 
crop is to be planted with the legume. (Use the lower rate 
on very light soils.) 
OR ALFALFA: Meter 1/3 to 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre into 
the irrigation water that is applied immediately after plant­
ing. (Use the lower rate on very light soils.) 
AND/OR ALFALFA AND LADINO CLOVER: (Established stahd) - Meter 
1/3 to 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre into the irrigation water 
applied to established stand prior to weed emergence. Do 
not apply within 45 days of harvesting or grazing Ladino clover. 
Do not apply within 14 days of harvesting or grazing alfalfa. 
(Use the lower rate on very light soils.) 
ALMONDS: After making the last cultivation for the season. 
meter 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre into the irrigation water. 
) Do not apply within 14 days of harvest. 
BEANS, GREEN OR DRY:. Do not use EPTAM on cowpeas (blackeye 
Reas, b1ackeye beans), soybeans. lima beans or othe'r flat­
podded beans except Romano. Under abnormal weather conditions 
stunting may occur on Gratiot, Michilite, Sanilac and Seaway 
varieties. 
Apply and incorporate 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre just before 
planting or at the time of last cultivation. 
If applied before planting, rotary hoe lightly during or shortly 
after emergence of the beans to break any crust which occurs. 
If applied at the time of last cultivation, apply as a directed 
spray to the soil before bean pods start to form and do not 
feed or pasture vines ~o livestock until 45 days after appli­
cation. 
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CITRUS NURSERY STOCK AND YOUNG FIELD PLANTINGS (Non-Bearing 
ran e -and Grapefruit Groves: fter 1ning out, apply /2 
to ga on PT M per acre as a directed spray to the soil. 
Incorporate with cUltivation equipment, i.e •• tree hoes and 
rotary hoes. 
CITRUS (Oranges, Tangerines, Grapefruit): AFTER CLEAN CULTI­
VATION OR PRIOR TO WEED 'EMERGENCE in bearing citrus. apply 
1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre by-flood or furrow irrigation. 
Do not apply within 15 days of harvest: 
POTATO, IRISH: Do not exceed 1 gallon EPTAM 6-E per aCre per 
crop. 
PRE-PLANT: Apply and incorporate just before planting 
1/2.ga110n EPTAM 6-E per acre. 
OR 
DRAG-OFF (COME UP, WEEDING TIME) 
INCORPORATION: Apply and incorporate 1/2 gallon EPTAM 
6-E per acre. The field first must be "dragged-off", 
followed by EPTAM application and incorporation. Use 
spike-toothed harrows or cultivation equipment for incor­
poration. 
AND/OR LAY-BY 
INCORPORATION: Apply and incorporate 1/2 to 2/3 gallon 
EPTAM 6-E per acre after potato plants have emerged from 
the soil. (Use lower rate on light textured soils.) 
Apply as a directed spray to the soil. Do not apply within 
4-5 days of harvest. 
OR 
IRRIGATION: Meter 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per acre into the 
irrigation water after clean cultivation. Do not apply 
within 45 days of harvest. 
SAFFLOWER: Apply and incorporate 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per 
acre just before planting. 
SUGAR BEETS - Post Thinning: 
IRRIGATION WATER: Meter 1/3 to 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E 
per acre into the first irrigation applied after the last 
cultivation for tne season. 
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OR 
INCORPORATION: Apply 1/2 gallon. EPTAM 6-E per acre after 
thinning and clean cUltivation and incorporate to a depth 
of 2 to 3 inches ahead of cultivation. 
OR 
SUBSURFACE INJECTION: Apply 1/2 g~llon EPTAM 6-E per 
broadcast acre, or in band t~eatment (USing 2 shanks 
per row 5-1/2 inches apart. centered on the drill row 
with rows 22 inches apart) use 1/4 gallon EPTAM 6-E per 
acre. Prior to application. a clean cultivation must 
be made for all existing weed growth to be destroyed. 
See DIRECTIONS FOR USE. 
WALNUTS: . After clean cultivation or prior to w~ed emergence 
on well established trees, meter 1/2 gallon EPTAM 6-E per 
acre into the irrigation water during the entire irrigation 
period. 
STORAGE AND DISPOSAL 
PROHIBITIONS: Do not contaminate water. food or feed by stor­
age or disposal. Open dumping is prohibited. 
STORAGE: Keep container closed when not in use. 
PESTICIDE DISPOSAL: Pesticide, spray mixture, or rinsate that 
cannot be used or chemically reprocessed should be disposed 
of in a landfill approved for pesticides or buried in a safe 
place away from water supplies. 
CQNTAINER DISPOSAL: Triple rinse (or equivalent) arid offer 
for recycling, reconditioning or disposal in approved·land­
fill or bury in a safe place. 
GENERALc Consult federal. state or local disposal authori­
ties for approved a1ternative procedures. 
NOTICE: Stauffer Chemical Company makes no warranty, express 
or implied, including the warranties of merchantability and/or 
fitness for any particular purpose concerning this material, 
except those Which are contained on Stauffer's label.