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Maneb information provided by SRIPMC

    Please note that the closure call for Maneb is scheduled for 7/20/05.
    Details in the note below.
    Dhol-

    Below in red are corrections to the maneb mitigation sent last week.
    Secondly, the maneb closure conference call has been scheduled for next
    Wednesday, July 20 at 1:00 PM. The call-in number is (202) 275-0166,
    Access Code 2907#. Should you have any questions regarding the information
    provided in the e-mail please feel free to contact me or
    Kimberly Nesci at (703) 308-8059.

    - Tawanda
    _____________________________________
    Tawanda M. Spears
    U.S. EPA Office of Pesticide Programs (7508C)
    Special Review & Reregistration Division
    1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
    Washington, DC 20460
    Phone: (703) 308-8050
    Fax: (703) 308-8005


    ----- Forwarded by Tawanda Spears/DC/USEPA/US on 07/14/05 12:40 PM -----
    Subject: Maneb Mitigation

    Dear Dhol- As mentioned in our earlier conversation, we are targeting next
    Wednesday (7/14) for a maneb closure conference call. That being said, the
    information is being provided to share with grower groups prior to the call.
    Once the details have been finalized or if there are any changes, I will be
    sure to contact you.

    The following is the current agreement between the Agency and Cerexgri Inc.,
    maneb registrant, regarding mitigation measures. Please bear in mind these
    measures are concerning occupational and ecological exposure issues.

    Maneb-All Formulations
    Sweet Corn - Cancel Use
    Grapes - Cancel Use
    Apples - Cancel Use
    Kadota Figs - Cancel Use
    Seed Treatment to Rice and Peanuts - Cancel Use
    Oats Seed Treatment - Reduce maximum application rate from 0.0031lb ai/lb seed
    to 0.0021 lb ai/lb seed

    Almonds- Reduce maximum seasonal rate from 25.6 to 19.2 lbs ai/acre/season
    and retain maximum application rate of 8.7 lbs ai/acre. The rate is actually
    6.4 lbs ai/acre.

    Sod Farm Turf - Reduce maximum application rate from
    17.4 lbs ai/acre to 8.7 lbs ai/acre, limit maximum seasonal rate
    to 34.8 lbs ai/acre/season and add a 3 day preharvest interval.
    Add a PF5 Respirator to mixing/loading dry flowables and liquids
    PPE for aerial or chemigation applications.

    Cut Flowers - Limit number of applications per year to 20

    Commercial Potato Seed Piece (dust) - require engineering controls (e.g. dust collector equipment)
    Maneb- Wettable Powder Formulation Only
    Sod Farm Turf - Cancel Use
    Chemigation/Aerial Applications - Delete Use Pattern
    PPE - Add PF 5 Respirator

    Should you have any questions or need additional information
    regarding the items above please feel free to contact me.

    Thanks,
    Tawanda
    _____________________________________
    Tawanda M. Spears
    U.S. EPA Office of Pesticide Programs (7508C)
    Special Review & Reregistration Division
    1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
    Washington, DC 20460
    Phone: (703) 308-8050
    Fax: (703) 308-8005



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