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Dimethoate Usage on Woody Ornamentals and Christmas Trees

    This is a request for information forwarded from Steve Toth at NCSU. Note the following request
    for information regarding proposed risk mitigation for dimethoate for Woody
    Ornamentals and Christmas Tree Nurseries. Please submit responses to the Southern
    Region IPM Center Information Requests Monitoring System by Thursday, March
    30, 2006.

    Thanks.

    Darrell Hensley

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    EPA is proposing risk mitigation for dimethoate for Woody Ornamentals and
    Christmas Tree Nurseries.

    EPA is currently assuming aerial and groundboom applications at a 2 lb
    a.i./A rate, an unspecified number of applications, with a 2 day REI.

    EPA is NOW proposing a one lb a.i./A rate with one application and longer
    REIs ( 24 days in "Non-Arid" localities and 36 days in "Arid" localities).

    Please let me know in two weeks if EPA's proposal is NOT is acceptable and
    why. EPA wishes to complete risk mitigation decisions within the next
    several weeks for dimethoate.

    Thanks again for your assistance.

    Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or comments.

    Best regards,

    Teung F. Chin, Ph.D.
    Biological Scientist
    Office of Pest Management Policy
    Agricultural Research Service
    United States Department of Agriculture

    LOCATED AT:

    USDA Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service
    4700 River Road, Unit 149 (Room 3D-06.8)
    Riverdale, MD 20737-1237
    Phone (301) 734-8943 Fax (301) 734-5992
    Teung.F.Chin@usda.gov
    http://www.ars.usda.gov/opmp

    Please respond online using the following URL
    http://www.sripmc.org/requests/answer.cfm?RID=151

    Please respond even if the requested action does not impact your state(s).



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