California Pesticide Use Summaries
1994 - Mariposa County
- Select 1 of the following 14 sites to view the site/pesticide report.
- Select 1 of the following 119 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.
Select 1 of 14 sites to view data for that site in the 2-part SITE/PESTICIDE report.
apple aquatic areas grapes, processed landscape maintenance nursery, outdoor container/fld plants oats pasture rangeland recreational areas regulatory pest control rights-of-way structural pest control uncultivated nonag areas vertebrate pest control GRAND TOTALSelect 1 of 119 pesticides to view data for that pesticide in the 2-part PESTICIDE/SITE report.
2,4-d 2,4-d, diethanolamine salt 2,4-d, dimethylamine salt 2,4-d, triethylamine salt acephate alkyl polyoxyalkylene ether alkyl polyoxyethylene ethers, polymerized resins and fatty acids alkylarylpoly/oxyethylene/glycol alkylphenoxypoly(ethoxy)ethanol allethrin atrazine atrazine, other related bendiocarb bensulide boric acid brodifacoum bromacil bromadiolone bromethalin bromoxynil octanoate carbaryl carbon chlorophacinone chloropicrin chlorothalonil chlorpyrifos cholecalciferol compounded silicone copper ethanolamine complexes, mixed copper ethylenediamine complex copper naphthenate copper sulfate (pentahydrate) cyfluthrin cypermethrin d-allethrin di-capryl sodium sulfosuccinate diazinon dicamba, dimethylamine salt dicamba, dimethylamine salt, other related dichlobenil diethylamine salt of coconut fatty acid dimethylpolysiloxane diphacinone diquat dibromide disodium octaborate tetrahydrate diuron dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid edta, tetrasodium salt endothall, dipotassium salt fenarimol fenoxycarb fenvalerate free fatty acids and/or amine salts freon 11 freon 12 glyphosate, isopropylamine salt isoparaffinic hydrocarbons isopropyl alcohol malathion mcpa, dimethylamine salt mcpp, dimethylamine salt metam-sodium metarhizium anisopliae, var. anisopliea, strain esc1 methoprene methyl bromide methylene chloride metolachlor mineral oil napropamide nonylphenolpolyoxyethylene ethanol octyl bicycloheptenedicarboximide octylphenoxypolyethoxyethanol oleic acid oryzalin oxyfluorfen permethrin petroleum distillates petroleum oil, paraffin based petroleum oil, unclassified phenothrin phosphoric acid phosphorous pindone pine oil piperonyl butoxide piperonyl butoxide, technical, other related polyamine polymer polyoxyethylene mixed fatty acid ester polyoxyethylenepolypropoxypropanol propargite propetamphos propylene glycol pyrethrins resmethrin rotenone rotenone, other related sawdust sethoxydim silica aerogel silicone defoamer simazine sodium cyanide sodium nitrate sodium xylene sulfonate soybean oil strychnine sulfometuron methyl sulfur sulfuryl fluoride tall oil acids tebuthiuron tetrachloroethylene tetrapotassium pyrophosphate triclopyr triclopyr, butoxyethyl ester triethanolamine triton n-101 xylene range aromatic solvent zinc phosphide GRAND TOTALCounty which reported pesticide usage on listed sites:
Mariposa
This report was created from the Pesticide Use Summaries Database on May 01, 1997.
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