California Pesticide Use Summaries
1997 - Imperial County
- Select 1 of the following 81 sites to view the site/pesticide report.
- Select 1 of the following 277 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 81 sites to view data for that site in the 3-part SITE/PESTICIDE report.
alfalfa arrugula (roquette, rocket salad) artichoke, globe asparagus (spears, ferns, etc.) barley beans, dried type beets, garden bermudagrass bok choy (wong bok) broccoli broccoli raab (rapa, italian turnip, rapini) cabbage carrots cauliflower celery chicory chinese cabbage (nappa, won bok, celery cabbage) cilantro (chinese parsley, coriander leaves) citrus, grapefruit citrus, lemon citrus, orange citrus, tangelo citrus, tangerines and mandarins cole crops, unspecified collards corn, field corn, fresh market and frozen cotton cucumber date dill eggplant endive (escarole) farm or ag building and equipment flavoring and spice crops, unspecified flax (all or unspec) forage-fodder grasses, unspecified garlic grapes, unspecified grasses grown for seed, unspecified irrigation systems (ditches, canal banks, etc.) kale landscape maintenance lettuce, head lettuce, leaf livestock, unspecified mango melon, cantaloupe melon, watermelon melons, unspecified mustard nursery, greenhouse cut flwrs or greens nursery, outdoor cut flowers or greens oats onion (dry, spanish, white, yellow, red, etc.) onions, green parsley parsnip pasture peppers potato (white, irish, red, russet) public health pest control radish rape (all or unspec) rights-of-way rutabaga (swede, swedish turnip) rye ryegrass, perennial (forage-fodder) sorghum spinach squash structural pest control sudangrass sugar beets sunflower swiss chard (spinach beet) tomato turnip uncultivated agricultural areas vegetables, unspecified wheat GRAND TOTALSelect 1 of 277 pesticides to view data for that pesticide in the 3-part PESTICIDE/SITE report.
(z,e)-7,11-hexadecadien-1-yl acetate (z,z)-7,11-hexadecadien-1-yl acetate 1,3-dichloropropene 2,4-d, dimethylamine salt 2,4-d, isopropyl ester 2,4-db acid 3-(3-hydroxypropyl)-hepta-methyl trisiloxane, ethoxylated, acetate 4(2,4-db), dimethylamine salt 4-(2,4-db), butoxyethanol ester 4-aminopyridine a-(p-nonylphenyl)-omega-hydroxypoly (oxyethylene) with an averageof 9-10 moles of ethylene oxide acephate aldicarb alkyl (c8,c10) polyglycoside alkyl benzene sulfonic acid alkyl oxy-polyoxyethylene and alkyl phenyloxy-polyoxyethylene alkyl phenoxy poly (ethoxy) ethanol alkyl polyethylene glycol ether alkyl polyoxy alkylene ether alkyl polyoxy ethylene ethers, polymerized resins and fatty acids alkylaryl poly(oxyethylene) glycol alkylaryl polyoxyethylene ether alkylaryl polyoxyethylene glycol phosphate ester alkylaryl poyloxyethylene ethanol alpha-alkyl (c10-c14)-omega-hydroxypoly (oxyethylene) aluminum phosphide amitraz ammonium sulfate atrazine atrazine, other related avermectin azadirachtin bacillus thuringiensis (berliner), subsp. aizawai, gc-91 protein bacillus thuringiensis (berliner), subsp. aizawai, serotype h-7 bacillus thuringiensis (berliner), subsp. kurstaki, serotype 3a,3b bacillus thuringiensis (berliner), subsp. kurstaki, strain eg2371 bacillus thuringiensis (berliner), subsp. kurstaki, strain sa-11 bacillus thuringiensis subspecies kurstaki, genetically engineered strain eg7841 lepidopteran active toxin bacillus thuringiensis, subsp. kurstaki, strain hd-1 bacillus thuringiensis, var. kurstaki delta endotoxins cry 1a(c) and cry 1c (genetically engineered) encapsulated in pseudomonas fluorescens (killed) barban beauveria bassiana strain gha bendiocarb benefin benomyl bensulide benzoic acid bifenthrin boric acid brodifacoum bromacil bromadiolone bromoxynil heptanoate bromoxynil octanoate buprofezin cacodylic acid calcium chloride carbaryl carbofuran carboxin chlorfenapyr chlorine chlorophacinone chloropicrin chlorothalonil chlorpyrifos chlorthal-dimethyl citric acid clarified hydrophobic extract of neem oil clethodim compounded silicone copper copper hydroxide copper naphthenate copper oxide (ous) copper salts of fatty and rosin acids cottonseed flour cottonseed oil cryolite cyanazine cycloate cyfluthrin cypermethrin d-trans allethrin deltamethrin desmedipham diammonium phosphate diazinon dicamba, dimethylamine salt dicamba, dimethylamine salt, other related diclofop-methyl dicofol diethylamine salt of coconut fatty acid dimethoate dimethyl poly siloxane dimethyl silicone fluid emulsion diphacinone diphacinone, sodium salt diquat dibromide disodium octaborate tetrahydrate disulfoton diuron dodecyl phenoxy benzene sulfonic acid, sodium salt dodecylbenzene sulfonic acid edta, tetrasodium salt encapsulated delta endotoxin of bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki in killed pseudomonas fluorescens endosulfan endothall, mono [n,n-dimethyl alkylamine] salt eptc esfenvalerate ethalfluralin ethephon ethofumesate ethoxylated linear alcohols fatty acids, mixed fenoxycarb fenpropathrin fenvalerate fluazifop-butyl fonofos formetanate hydrochloride fosetyl-al free fatty acids and/or amine salts garlic gibberellins glyphosate, isopropylamine salt glyphosate, monoammonium salt halosulfuron hydramethylnon hydroprene imazethapyr imazethapyr, ammonium salt imidacloprid iprodione isopropyl alcohol kerosene limonene linalool linuron malathion mancozeb maneb mcial code 401 mcpp, dimethylamine salt mefenoxam mefenoxam, other related mepiquat chloride metalaxyl metaldehyde metallic silver metam-sodium methamidophos methidathion methomyl methyl bromide methyl parathion methyl soyate metolachlor metribuzin mevinphos mevinphos, other related mineral oil modified phthalic glycerol alkyd resin msma myclobutanil n-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide naled nananoic acid, other related napropamide nonanoic acid nonyl phenoxy hydroxypoly (oxyethylene) nonyl phenoxy poly (ethylene oxy) ethanol nonylphenol 4eo phosphate ester norflurazon octyl phenoxy poly ethoxy ethanol oil of jojoba oleic acid, methyl ester ortho-phenylphenol oxamyl oxydemeton-methyl oxyfluorfen paraquat dichloride parathion parathion, other related pcnb pendimethalin permethrin petroleum distillates petroleum distillates, aromatic petroleum distillates, refined petroleum hydrocarbons petroleum oil, unclassified phenmedipham phenothrin phorate phosmet phosphatidylcholine phosphoric acid piperonyl butoxide piperonyl butoxide, technical, other related poly (methylene para nonylphenoxy) - poly (oxypropylene) propanol poly-i-para-menthene polyacrylamide polymer polyacrylic polymer polyalkene oxide modified heptamethyl trisiloxane polyalkylene ether polyamine polymer polybutenes polyhydric alcohols polyoxyethylene mixed fatty acid ester polyoxyethylene polymer polyoxyethylene polypropoxy propanol polysaccharide polymer polyvinyl polymer potash soap profenofos prometryn propargite propetamphos propionic acid propoxur propylene glycol propyzamide pyrethrins pyriproxyfen pyrithiobac-sodium resmethrin rimsulfuron rotenone rotenone, other related s,s,s-tributyl phosphorotrithioate sabadilla alkaloids sethoxydim silica aerogel silicone defoamer silicone-polyether copolymer sodium alkylaryl sulfonate sodium cacodylate sodium chlorate sodium fluoride sodium hypochlorite sodium xylene sulfonate sorbitan trioleate soybean fatty acids, dimethylamine salt soybean oil spinosad strychnine sugar sulfluramid sulfometuron methyl sulfur tall oil acids tebufenozide tetrapotassium pyrophosphate thidiazuron thiodicarb thiophanate-methyl thiram tralomethrin triadimefon trichlorfon triclopyr, butoxyethyl ester triclopyr, triethylamine salt triethanolamine trifluralin triflusulfuron-methyl triforine trisodium phosphate urea dihydrogen sulfate vegetable oil vinclozolin vinyl polymer xanthan gum xylene xylene range aromatic solvent zinc phosphide zinc sulfate GRAND TOTALCounty which reported pesticide usage on listed sites:
Imperial
This report was created from the Pesticide Use Summaries Database on January 18, 2000.
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