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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

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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 
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ullylMmer Sevm 5~ Dust 
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()(J31~ DYLOX Techn cal InsectlOOe 
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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 
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Pyrelhrins 
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Thlophanate-methyl 
Thiopllanate-methyl 
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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 
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Dog & cat uses 
Mushroom production and proc­
essing 
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i.Jvestock uses 
Sugarcane 
Sugarcane 
Sugarcane 
Sugarcane 
Sugarcane 
Use on pe.s 
So)beans 
Soybeans 
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The follawmg Table 2 mcludes the names and addresses of record for all regrs>.r-nts of the products ill Table 
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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 
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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 
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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 
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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% 
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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. 
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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.

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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. 
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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. . 
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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 
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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. 
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NOTICE: Seller warrants that_ the product conforms to its chemical description and -is reas~~ably fit for- the - purpos~s state-d on 
the I.abel when J.Jsed in accordance with directions under normal conditions of I,l~e.. but_ neither this warranty nor any other 
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.