California Pesticide Use Summaries

1994 - Lake County

Part 1 - Report Heading

• Select 1 of the following 24 sites to view the site/pesticide report.

• Select 1 of the following 135 pesticides to view the pesticide/site report.

The Pesticide Use Summaries Database was developed by the Statewide IPM Program, with data from the California Evironmental Protection Agency, Department of Pesticide Regulation.

   alfalfa
   apple
   christmas tree plantations
   corn, fresh market and frozen
   forest trees
   grapes, processed
   grapes, unspecified
   landscape maintenance
   nursery, outdoor container/fld plants
   oats
   ornamental plants
   pasture
   peach
   pear
   public health pest control
   rangeland
   regulatory pest control
   rice
   rights-of-way
   structural pest control
   uncultivated agricultural areas
   uncultivated nonag areas
   vertebrate pest control
   walnut (english walnut, persian walnut)
   GRAND TOTAL
 
  

   2,4-d
   2,4-d, dimethylamine salt
   2,4-d, isooctyl ester
   2,4-d, triethylamine salt
   2,4-dp, butoxyethanol ester
   acephate
   alkyl polyoxyalkylene ether
   alkylaryl polyoxyethylene glycol phosphate ester
   alkylarylpoly/oxyethylene/glycol
   alkylphenoxypoly(ethoxy)ethanol
   alkylpolyoxyethylene ether
   allethrin
   amitraz
   amitrole
   atrazine
   atrazine, other related
   avermectin
   azinphos-methyl
   bacillus thuringiensis (berliner), subsp. israelensis, serotype h-14
   bendiocarb
   benomyl
   boric acid
   brodifacoum
   bromadiolone
   bromethalin
   captan
   captan, other related
   carbaryl
   carbofuran
   chlorophacinone
   chloropicrin
   chlorothalonil
   chlorpyrifos
   copper ethylenediamine complex
   copper hydroxide
   copper oxychloride sulfate
   copper sulfate (pentahydrate)
   corn product, hydrolyzed
   cyfluthrin
   cypermethrin
   d-allethrin
   di-capryl sodium sulfosuccinate
   diazinon
   dicamba
   dicamba, dimethylamine salt
   dicofol
   dimethoate
   dimethylpolysiloxane
   diphacinone
   diquat dibromide
   disodium octaborate tetrahydrate
   diuron
   endosulfan
   esfenvalerate
   fenamiphos
   fenarimol
   fenoxycarb
   fenvalerate
   free fatty acids and/or amine salts
   glyphosate, isopropylamine salt
   hydroprene
   iprodione
   isoparaffinic hydrocarbons
   isopropyl alcohol
   lime-sulfur
   lindane
   malathion
   mancozeb
   mcpp, dimethylamine salt
   metaldehyde
   methomyl
   methoprene
   methyl bromide
   methyl parathion
   methyl parathion, other related
   mineral oil
   modified phthalic glycerol alkyd resin
   molasses
   msma
   muscalure
   myclobutanil
   naa, ammonium salt
   napropamide
   nonylphenolpolyoxyethylene ethanol
   norflurazon
   octyl bicycloheptenedicarboximide
   octylphenoxypolyethoxyethanol
   oleic acid
   oryzalin
   oxadiazon
   oxydemeton-methyl
   oxyfluorfen
   oxytetracycline hydrochloride
   oxytetracycline, calcium complex
   oxythioquinox
   paraquat dichloride
   pendimethalin
   permethrin
   petroleum distillates
   petroleum hydrocarbons
   petroleum oil, unclassified
   phenothrin
   phosmet
   phosphatidylcholine
   phosphoric acid
   piperonyl butoxide
   piperonyl butoxide, technical, other related
   poly-i-para-menthene
   polyamine polymer
   polyoxyethylene mixed fatty acid ester
   potash soap
   propargite
   propetamphos
   propionic acid
   propylene glycol
   pyrethrins
   silica aerogel
   simazine
   soybean oil
   streptomycin
   streptomycin sulfate
   strychnine
   sulfometuron methyl
   sulfur
   synthetic vegetable gums
   tetrahydro-5, 5-dimethyl-2 (1h)-pyrimidinone (3-(4-(trifluoromethyl)
      phenyl)-1-(2-(4-(trifluoromethyl) phenyl) ethenyl)-2-propenylidene)
      hydrazone
   triadimefon
   triclopyr, butoxyethyl ester
   trisodium phosphate
   triton n-101
   urea dihydrogen sulfate
   vegetable oil
   xylene range aromatic solvent
   zinc phosphide
   ziram
   GRAND TOTAL
 
  

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