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For retail sale to and use only by CertHied Applicators or persons under the direct supervision 01 a Certilied Applicator, and only ior those uses covered the CertHied icator'.:.s..:C8=rtH::,:' ic:::a::t:::io::,:n::... ____________ ~

TEMIKe brand 15G ALDICARB PESTICIDE

For Control of certain Insect.! Mite.! and Nematod •• ACTIVE INGREDIENT: A,Jlcarb 12-methyl-2-(methylthlo) proplonaldehydeO-(methylcarbalMyl)oximel·············15% INERT INGREDIENTS: ...................•.....••.....................•.....••..••••.•..••..•.••..•.................................................... 95%

EPA Reg. No. 264-330 EPA Est. No. 264·GA.(I1

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF ~HILDREN

DANGER POISON PELIGRO

PRECAUCION AL USARIO: Si usted no lee ingles, no use este prodUCIo has;a que la etiqueta haya sido explicado ampliamente.

TRANSLATION TO THE USER: "you cannot rpad English, do not use this product until the label has been lully explained to you.

For MEPICAL and TRANSPORTATION Emergencies ONLY call 24 Hours A Day 1-8...1-334-7577 For PROPUCT ~ Information Call 800-334-9745

STATEMENT OF PRACTIC IF SWALLOWED: Drink t or 2 glasses 01 water and induce vomiting by' tt,o:~~~t 01 throat ",~h linger. 00 not indxe vomrting

or give anything orally to an unconscious or convulsing D all a physician and lollow General advice.

IF IN EYES: Flush eyes with plenty 01 water and get medical attention. :\;> IF ON SKIN: Wash thoroughly with soap and water. Remove cont

IF INHALED: Call a physician and follow General advice.

clothing and wash belore reuse.

GENERAL • • Contact a physician immediately in all cases 01 suspect ng. "".ass may be produced rapidly 101lOWIr1!r&verexposure to TEMIK· Aldicarb. II breathing stops, establish an airway rtHicial respiration, and provide oxygen. Make eat'ain to lJI'I1Ito"I:all sources 01 continuing contamination. Remove clothing skin and hair immediately wrth la:ge amounts .t water. Trallsport II1e patient to a physician or hospital immediataly and SH Y OF THIS LABEl TO THE PHYSICIAN. II poiS'crning is su~in animals, contact a veterinarian. • .....

•• • ... .., .. NOTE TO PHYSICIAN • • • • • ••••• cause toxic ~ igns and symptoms due to' n 01 the cholinergic nervous system. These effects· eL ~2trexposure are spontaneously and rapidly reversible. 0 . . . : .. :

•• prompt removal 01 stomach contents i • ••• •• G"stric lavage may be used H this prod~ an swallowed. TEMIK. brand aldicarb poisoning may occur ra~ ily'9ftJII inge~19g ""d

Specific ~r~atment c:onsists 01 the ad istr~tion 01 parenteral atropine suHate. Caution should be )brc!i5ad to.· ~r;:ent overatropmlzatoon. Mild cases may be given 1 to 2 rng intramuscularly every 10 minutes until'uU at~pinization lfolS Me'1 achieved and repeated thereafter whenever symptoms reappear. SlIvere cases should be given 2 to 4 rng intravenously every 10 minutes until the patient IS lutly atropinized, then intramuscularly every 30 to 60 minut9s as needed to maintain the effect lor at least t 2 hoUr<;. 00~ag9s for children should be appropriately reduce<t. Complete recovery Irom overexposure is to be expected within ~4 hours.

Natootlea and other sedatives should no: be used. Further, drugs such as (pyrioine.2.aldoxime methiodide) are NOT raoommended unless organophosphate intoxication l'I also suggested.

To aid In confirmation of a diagnosis, urine samples must be obtained within 24 hours 01 exposure and immediately Irozen. Analyses .... be a .. anged by Rh6n.Poulenc Ag Company.

('-onsunaloon on tharapy can be obtained at all hours by caHing the RhOne.Pou 4-7577,

JAN 5 1~

IllST IIlIUILE cln 1 UDd .. lb. F .... nd ~t.W •• FUDglcld ...... eI lIoc1 ... ddIc\e Act c:. cmaead«l. tor lb. 'lId~·

DANGER HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS FATAL IF SWAllOWED. Causes choNnesterase inhibilion. Uay be fatal or harmful by !i(in or eye contact or by breathing dust. Rapidly IIbsoIbed through skin or eyes. 00 not get on skin or in eyes. 00 not breathe dust. Keep away from domestic anirr.als.

Wear Iong-sl .. ved clothing, fuU-length trousers, head coverings, and protective gloves when handling. Alwafs stand up-wind from hopper when loading. Wash hands ar,d f_ bel",e eating, drinking, or using tobacco. Bath .. it the end of work day, washing entire body .00 hair w~h soap and water. Change clothing daily. Wash contaminated clothing in strong washing soda solution and rinse thoroughly before reusing.

SIGNS [,NO SYMPTOMS OF OO'EREXPOSURE: Salivation, Muscle tremor, Nausea, Watery ayes, Difficult breathing, Vomiting, Pinpoint eye pupils, Excessive sweating, Diarrhea, Blurred vision, Abdomi,.. cramps, Weak._, Headache,

In _ere cases, convulsions, unconsciousness, and respiratory failure may occur.

ANn DOTE STATEMENT

ATROPNE SUlFATE IS HIGHLY EFFECTIVE AS AN ANTI>OTE. See NOTE 10 PHYSICIAN.

ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS Aldicarb residues may move into shallow groundwater under certain cond~ions. The appended Environmental Precautions Booklet should be read and understood prior to making applications. H there are any questions, contact Rh6ne-Poulenc at 1-(800) 334-9745.

TOXIC TO FISH, BIRDS, AND WIlDliFE: This product is toxic to fish, birds, aquatic invertebrates and other wildlife. Birds feeding on exposed granules in treated areas may be killed. Cover or incorporate granules in spill areas.

Run-oH from treated areas may be hazardous to fish in neighboring areas. Do not apply directty to water or wetlands (swamps, bogs, marshes, and potholes). Keep out of lakes, streams, and ponds. 00 not contaminate water when disposing of equipment washwaters. Apply this product only as specified on this labe:.

NOnCE: Under the Endangered Species Act, ~ is a Federal Off&nse to use any pesticide in a manner that results in the death of a member of an endangered species.

This Act protects Attwater's Greater Prairie Chic.<en in the Texas counties of Aran~ .. s, Austin, Brazoria, Colorado, Galveston, Goliad, Harris, Refugio, and Victoria.

Prior to making applications in these co~ nties, the user must determine that this species is not IDeated in or immediately adj_nt to the area tn I.e treated. H the user is in doubt whether or not the above named endangered species may be affected, he should contact either the regional U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service office (Endaflgered Species Specialist) or personnel of the State Fish and Game office.

GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOR USE It la a vlo"-tlon of Fed.al law to u .. thla product In a manner Ineonalatant with a. .lIIb.llng.

Raad ant Ira label before ualng thla product. • •••••• • • • • • GENERAL WORKER PROTECTION STATEMENTS 00 not apply this product in such a manner as to diredly expose WOIkers or other persons. unprotected persons.

•••• • • •••• •••••• o ., •• The area being trea&ed must be vacated by ••• ••••• ••• • • ••• ••

00 nolenter treated area w~hout protective footwear. Persons coming in direct contact with wet treated soil aftvPtljp itlHiai irrigat.ln or rainfall following treatment shall wear coveralls, rubber or neoprene boots, and gloves. Because certain sta_ IftIIIY reqllir'IOQre restrictive re-entry intervals for various crops treated with this product, consult your State Department of Agliculture for ~~~lIl)r .nformation. Written or oral warnings must be given to WOIkers who ani expected to be in a treated area or in an area.about to be treated wHh this product. Advise WOIkers to stay out of fields during application. Regular long-sleeved shirt. full.lenO\lClre~sers, lIna .... ged covemlg should be ~rn when wollling in treated fields. S .. Precautionary Statllf1lllflt. Statement of Practical 'tr,atr;ent, ana 1IIdI& To PhyslC.an for .nformatlOn on accidental exposures. When oral wamings ara given, warnings sha. be given in • Ial);J,ll'age custornar~y understood by wolllers: Oral warnings must be "iven ~ there is reason 10 believe that written warnings cannot be understood by walller!:. Written warn~ngs must include the following information: appropriate signal word (DANGER-POISON), area treated with TEMIKa brand 15G Aldocarb Pesticide, date of application, apprOflriate protective clothing, and re-entry requirements.

.,' " • • STORAGE AND ['3SPOSAL STORAGE Store unused TEMIK. brand A1dicarb Pesticide in original container only, in we. ventilated clean dry area out of reach of children and animals. Do not store in areas where temperature averages 11S·F (46°C) or greater. Do nol store in or a:ound the home or home "arden. H container i~ broken, before cleaning up, put on tong·s1eeved shirt, full-length trousers, head covering and rubber ~Ioves. Do nnt get dust or gran~les on skin or in eyes. Do not breathe dust. A1wflfS stand upwind from spill when cleaning up. Sweep l!p and bury any smaN spils or excess TJ:MIKe Aldicarb at least 18 inches deep in soil, isolated from water supplies arod food crops.

PESTICIDE DISPOSAL Do not oontaminlle water, food, or fMel bv AIr8ge or disposal. Open dumping II p!Ohibited. Pesticide wastes _ acutely hazanlous. Improper disposal 01 excess pesticide is a violation 01 federal law. "these wastes cannot be disposed 01 bv use lICCOrding 10 Iabef instructions, contact your EO' :.Ie Pesticide or Environmental Co.llrol Agency or The Hazardous Waste representative at the nearest EPA l8gional oIIicft for guidance.

CONTAINER DISPOSAL Completely empty container into application equipment. Then dispose 01 empty container in a sanitary landliU or bv incineration, or H alcMed bv state and local authorities, bv open burning. "container is burned, stflf away from and do not breathe or contact smoke.

IN CASE OF TRANSPORTATION CR WAREHOUSE EMER~ENCY INVOLVING A SPILL, fiRE, OR EXPOSURE, CALL 1·800·334-7577 TWENTY·FOUR HOURS A DAY IN THE USA.

GENERAL INFORMATION READ ENTIRE LABEL BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT.

TEMIK. brand 15G Aldicarb Pesticide controls certain insects, mites, and nematodes. When applied into moist soil at planting and/or p:lstemergence the active ingredient aldicarb is rapidly absorbed bv roots and translocated to all parts of :he plant. Rainfall or irrigation soon alter application will ensure prompt uptake of aldicarb; however, if irrigation is necessary care should be take .. not to over irrigate to reduce the poIential for residues leaching to groundwat~r. Control oIIen lasts more than six weeks val)ing with growing conditions, rate of use, and pests. Crop yields are usually inaeased with treatmen!s of TEMIK. brand ISG Aldicarb Pesticide.

GENERAL CAUTIONS Use TEMIK. brand ISG Aldicarb Pesticide only in accordance with label directions, wamings, and cautions. 00 NOT USE C~ ANY CAOI'" 'lOT LISTED ON THIS LA3EL OR SUPPlEMENTAL LABELING AS ANY RESIDUES REMAINING MAY BE ILLEGAL OR HARMFUl. 00 NOT STORE OR USE IN OR AROUND THE HOME OR HOME GIoRDEN. Use higher rates on hea"l)' organic or clay soils. Do not exceed the maximum label rate. Applications at higher rales or at more frequent intervals than is stated on the label may result in i~egal residues in crop, meal, and mik. Treatments in ex .... ss of 7 pounds per acre mad .. d;ractly in the seed furrow 01 cotlon or sugar tMK.Is, or treatments in excess 015 pounds per acre mad& directly to the seed furrow nf ,.,.,ybeans or drybeans may delay plant emergence and reduce plant stand.

Make side-dress appIicaIic;ns close enough to plants to allow good uptake by the roots without injury to the plants fro'1l root pruning. In irrgated areas, follow application with irrigation within one week. "alternate furrows are irrigated after side-dre6.~ation, TEMIK~ brand 15G Aldicarb Pesticide and waler must be on the same side of the plant row. • ••••••

•••• • •• Calibrate and adjust appIic?tion equipment to insure proper rate and accurate placement. Clean application eqlllAlllegfthoro!lghly after use. For any left over material, see instructions for STORAGE AND DISPOSAL in this booklet. • •• : •• :

•• Deep disc any spills at row ends immediately to prevent birds from feeding on exposed granules. :.. •• • ••••

Do not wash, load, or empty application equipment near any «&II, as :lJis practice is a potential source of groundOtatlr·contamina1iu.· • • Do not apply in Del Norte or Humboldt counties in Cal~ornia; Nassau cr SuHoIk o"unties in New York; or in Curry CS»1'ft1r. Oragon. •

PRE·HARVEST, GRAZING, MAXIMUM USE RATE, AND GROUNDWATER LIMITATIONS'

TO AVOID EXCESSIVE RESIDUES IN OR ON:

COTTONSEED

Do not make more than one '81 planting' application and one postemergence application per crop.

, Do not apply wMhin 90 days 01 harvest.

, Do not feed cotton forage to livestock or albw livestock to graze in treated area.

• Do not exceed a total 01 33 pounds per acre.

PEANUTS

, Do not make more than one application per crop.

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-, Do not harvest within 90 days 01 aprtication.

( ItSl'1llUllE Con Do not '.09-011 treated fields.

Do not feed hay or vines to livestock.

, Do not exceed a tctl\1 01 20 pounds per acre.

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PRE~HARVEST, GRAZING, MAxAM USE RATE, AND GRDUNDWAA LIMITATIONS

SUGAR BEETS

4..f I.) ~. .L } (COntinued,'

Do not ma1c8 mora than one 'at planting' application and two postemergence applications per crop.

• Do not apply within 90 days 01 harvest • • tops ara 10 be fed 10 liv8Slock, do not apply within 120 days of haNasl.

• Do not u~alDps as food for t.umans.

• Do not exceed a 1O".al 01 33 pounds per acra.

SOYBEANS • Do not make more than one application par agp, • Do not harvest within 90 day. 01 appIicIIIion.

• Do not fead grMI1 for., hay, :w straw 10 livestock.

• Do not exceed alotal 01 20 JolUIICIs per _.

DRY BEANS • Do not make mont than one appIicaIion par agp. • 00 not harv9St within 90 days of app'jcaticm. • Do oot fead green forage, hay or st'3W to tivestock.

• Do not usa preen pods as food i:lr humans. Do not lXcaed a total 0114 pounds per acre.

SUGARCANE AND SWEET POTATOES • Do not make more than one application per crop.

• Do not harvest w~hin 120 days of application.

Do not feed s-' potato vines to ::Vestock.

• Do not axceed a total 01 20 pounds per acra.

PECANS • Do not make more than ona application per year.

• Do not allow livestock to graze in treated araas.

• Do not harvest foIiaga or hay from treated areas.

• in Florida do not axceed a total 01 33 pounds per acre.

• In Arizona do not axceed a total 0147 pounds per acre.

• In other states do not axceed a total 01 67 pounds per acre.

SORGHUM • Do not make more tt an one application net' year.

• Dl not harvest wMhin 90 days of application.

• Do not fead green forage to livestock.

• Do not exceed a 10taI 01 7 pounds per acre.

ROTATIONAL CROPS RESTRICTION

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• • Do not plant any crop not listed on this label in soil treated w~h TEMIKe brand 15G Aldicarb Pesticide.w~hin 10'lfItlftOls

aftar the last application with the following exceptions: 0 0 0 ••

• Do not plant wheat or barley within 6 months atter last application.

• Do not plant mrn within 8 IIklnIhs 01 last application.

• Do not plant melons within 8 months after last application. • Do;'lOt plant other cucurbits (such as cucumbers and squash) within _ months atter last application.

• Do noi plant bub crops (such ... onions or garlic) wMhin 6 months after the last application.

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• Do not plant fruMIng VagaIabIas (such as 1o/naI". or eggplant) wilhln 8 .11OnIhS lifter the last 1ppIicat1on.

• Do not plant br_ica crops (such as broocoli or cabbage) within 6 months after the las! "wiication,

MEAT AND "!'j( • De not allow livestock to grazA in treated areas before harvest.

I BUT "IILlltE CIPI)

GROUNDWATER • • , - , o ObslllVe Environmental Hazard precautions regarding Dacompos~ion and Movement in SOU, and carefuUy follow Directions For

Use.

o Do not wash, load, or ""PlY appIicalion equipment near any wall, as this practice is a potential source of groundwater contamination.

o Do not apply this product in Del Norte or H~rnboldt Counties in California; Nassau or Suffolk Counties in New Vor\(; or in Curry County, Oregon.

o Do not iippIy more than 33 bslA in the Itllle 01 Florida.

• Do not iippIy TE~ brand 15G AIdIcaIb Pelticide (EPA Reg. No. 264-330) to citrus. For citrus apply TEMIK· brand 15G A1dicarb Pelticide for elM (EPA Reg. No. 264-417).

• Do not IIppIy 10 any field more than _ evwy two years in Maine and Wisconsin.

COMPA TIBILITY Pesticidal activity 01 TEMIKtI brand 15G Aldicarb Pesticide is not affected by normal applications of fen~izers or other pesticides. bs 5ffllCliveness may be reduced Oi' lost H applied with akaline materials such as lime. To minimize potential exposure hazards, do not mix TEMfK8 aldicarb with other materials before application.

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DIRECTIONS FOR USE AND RECOMMENDED APPLICATIONS

To PfOVide maximum performance and 10 minimiza hazard 10 birds. work granulas into or cova. with soil tu a depth of 2 inches or more. Deep disc any spills at row ands immedialely 10 prevent birds from feading on granules. When a range of rate. ara rac::ommended, use the higher rata H ~ Infestations arc. axpected to be MYare.

1~:D=1on Paata Controlled Pound./Aer. ~une •• /l000 ..... o'R_ Recommended ADDUcetlon

COTTON £mw ..... ilJl DrII granulaa juat below IHd line or

At planling Aphids Th' 3.5105 4.5106 pI_ In IHd furrow and _ with

, nps aoil,

iExcept Tax .. , 0kIM0ma and New Mexiru)

2105 I 2.510 6 • seeds and TEMn<e are hil-

(Taxu, Oklahoma. and dropped, TEMIK. ratas may be

New Mexico Oniv) reduced by one-hal.

Fleahoppus. Leafminers, 4107 5t08.5 Milas, Ov8f\vinMing bo. w_il (adult; feading on foliage), Pia, ' bugs, including LVQuS

Nematodes 3.5 to 10 4.5 to 12 Drill granules just brdow seed line or

(ExI.'8pt Arizona) place in seed furrow and cover w~h soil. If rate exceeds 7 pounds per acre apply granulas in a 4 to 6-inch band and work into the soil or covar with soil. Plant seed In or abovE. treated zone.

toIematodes 14 to 27 I 171033 Apply gn'~ules in a 4 10 6-inch band

(Arizona Only) 3 to 6 i"ches below sead lina or

I cover with 3 to 6 Inches of soil. Plant seed abova treated zona.

At first squaring Laaf Flaahoooers 7to 14 8.5 to 17 Side-dress granulas 8 10 16 inches

Mites, Sol weavM, 141020 171024.5 to one sida of the plant row and 2 to

Planl bugs, ir.cluding 6 inches deep (usuaUy at or below

Lygus bonom of waler fullOw). •••••• • From squaring through Colton leaf perforator 14 17 •••••• •••• • • • aarlybloom • • • • Do not axe.ad a Whiteflies 141020 17 to 24.5 • · :- . total 0' 33 IbelA 'or •• •• • all aDDUcatlona. • • • • •••• • •• • • GRAIN SORGHUM 3[. ani &n:anog • • • • • • At planting Nematodes 7 7.5 Apply granulas1lfsHd furr",lQ4.

covar with soil. • • • •• 3.5107 4to 7.5 • •• • • • •••••• •••• • • • ••• (Texas and Oklahoma Only) •• • • • •

Graanbug • •• Chinch Bug 7 7.5

PEANUTS 36- rpw'moo Apply granules in Had furrow and Thrips At planting 7to 1.1 7.5 to 15 covar with soU. In Southwest usa hlah rata only.

Nematodes 14 to 20 15to 22 Apply granul .. in a 6 to 12 Inch band and work Into the IOiI or Q;var with so~ to a depth of 2 to 4 inches. Plant IHd into traated zona.

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• • Crop" TkM Ouncee/l000 ADDllcatlon Of ADDllcatlon Peets Controlled Pounds/Acre fMI of R_ Recommended

SUGAR BEETS 22: _ IftSl"liog Apply granules in a 4 to 6 inch band

At. planting or within ana Nematodes 27 to 33 18 to 22 and immediately work into the soil or

weak balore planting. cover with soil to a d8Plh of 2 to 4 inches. Plant seec:f inlo or above treated zona;

OR whare funow irrig~ Is employed for Hed germinIticIn, driI !I'M"'" 3 to 4 InchM deep and 3 Inchee from seed lOW 00 water funuw aide.

At.planling Aphids 71014 4.510 9.5 DriI gIaI1UIaa 1 to 3 inc:hn below Leafmlners 141020 9.510 13.5 seedKna. Granules can be fII-d in

Luflloppars Hed funow iI rat. does no! exc:aad 7 pounds par acre. Repeat applications will be required for continued protection against virus vectors (aphids and leafhoooers).

Sugar beet root maggot 710 14 4.5 to 9.5 Apply granules in a 2 to 3 inch band over s8l'd row and immediately work into the .lOiI or cover w~h soil;

OR where furrow irrigation is employed for seed germination, dr. granules 2 inches deep and 2 inches from seed row on water funow side. For the 7 b. rate, apply granules in a 1 to 2 inch band in front of the press wheel as the furrow is cbsino.

At. planting plus Nematodes 1410 20 9.510 13.5 AT PLANTING: Apply granules postemergence at planting and at at planting and at in a 4 to 6-inch band and (split applications) postemergence postemergence immediately work into the soil or

cover with soil to 'I depth of 2 to 4 inches. Plant seed into or above treated zone;

OR where furrow ;-rigalion is employed for seed germtf.!MII,"drili granules 3 to 4 inches dee,p"IIQd 3 incQ.f ~t1 seed lOW on -1\1' Jvrrow side. " POSTEMERG~NCE: "·~~Ot granules to bqll' s~es of plant"rt!w and irnmediat~ ~ into tlWl4i'Qr cover with Soil: or for" .,,'"'w irrigation side-G1e~anUIeS 4Co 8 inches to water"ftr .ide.ol~a.t row at furrow depth. Irrigate"..,'" aiter "PPlicat~ "wfy ~ ~ days aiter plan . • " .• "

Postemergence Surar root maggot 710 14 4.5 to 9.5 Apply granulU JO· &;loth sides of Do not make any post plant lOW and Inm:.tJiataly work into -emergence application if the soN or cover with .oil, 0 R for 27 to 33 blJacre _. furrow irrigation, sid. dr ••• ~ at planting or one granules 4 to 8 Inches to water week bltor. planting. Do i urrow side of plant row and at not maM more than one furrow depth. Irrigate soon aiter "at-planting" application Ipplication. and .., postemerver-applications per crop. Aphids 710 14 4.5 to 9.5 Apply IS above. A repelt applica-

tion may be required for continued

Do not exceed I leafminers 1410 20 9.510 13.5 protection aglinst virus Yector.

total of 33 Ibal A for Leafhoooers (aphid., leafhoppers).

III applications. I Nematodes 27 18 I AfP'Y as above. Apply with 60 days after'Dlantina.

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SOYBEANS 30"1048" Drill granules 2 to 3 inches below

At planting 1m! 4tfW' i"9 seed Nne. OR 2 to 3 inches to the Mexican bean bulle 51010 5.510 11

side of the seed row and 2 to 3

Thrips inches dooep.

Suppression of thr .. Granules can be applied to seed

oornered alala hopper furrow if rata does not .xceed 5 100r_.

NarMtodaa 101020 111022 AWl granulaa in a 6 10 8-Inch band and mmadillaly work into the _ '" oover with soil. Plant ._ into

Imna. DRY BEANS 22"!o48" Apply granulea in Mad furr_ and At planling mw !ItftAII :!inn oover with soil.

Se.dcom maggot 3.5t05 4.0105.5

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Aphids 5107 5.5 to 7.5 Drill granules 2 to 3 inches baIo\iII seed line OR, 2 to 3 inches to sid. 01 seed row and 2 10 3 inches daap.

OR

Leafhoppers 710 14 7.5 to 15 Grar.ulas can be placed in seed furrow if the rate does not exceed 5

Mexican bean beetle pounds per acre. I M~es Nematodes 710 14 7.5 to 15 Apply grWlules in a 6-inch band a'ld

immediately we~k into the soU or coyer w~h soil. Plant sead into treated zone. Where furrow irrigation is employed soon after planting, drill granules 3 to 4 inches deep and 3 inches from saed r_ on

I water fu~ side.

SWEET 48- mw 5Mf"jjm Apply granules in a 12·inch band in

POTATOES opened lOW. Cover immediately with

At planting Nematode'! 101020 151030 soil ,fin hilling, ~~I 8 to 10 inches. Piant I center, I zone.

SUGARCANE 60- row '9iICiim Apply ~"A' , "I open row on top 01

At planting Nematodes newly plant~. "ne anSI' ~r

141020 261037 im~ediately wit!'.lltJeast 6 Inches Of /I, I Only, soli. • •••••

PECANS Apply as a 4..., 6400t ba~ .\~ (South ••• t U.S. Aphids 331047

dripline on boO, ,.- 01 trM~~ ~ and ArIzona) (Arizona Oniy)

Not Applicable spreading II" nnUfT~~ immediately ~2n10 soil, by

ProducIng Tr ... !\hanking 2·3 inchfs into sdl1'4" '2-During period f:om bud inch centers. •• break 10 nut set • •• • • • ••••••

•••• • • Aphids 331067 ••••

(excepl Florida •• • Mite. • • •

and Arizona) • ••

One to twa weeks before =~.:.nof 33on1yl :."net ~~ ~.betwaan January 1 budbreak

Newly Tr.n.plantad Aphids DougeOW-S Not Applicable Apply as a .ida~r ... to individual Trae. (1-5 y.ars old) Mit •• ~~[8 tr... by spr.ading the granul •• During period of bud 51o~ uniformly .round the tr.. and br.ak immadilUly working into the aoil to

a cIapIh of 2-3 inches.

One 10 twa weaks before Bud moth In FlorIda. do not IIxeNd 33 IbsJA bud break

~::."01 and apply betw .. n January 1 and April 30 only.

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SEE 'PREHARVEST AND GRAZING lIMlT,as ELSEWHERE IN THIS LABEL • PLANT GROWTH STIMULATION: In '.he absence 01 recognizable targat pests aoJ undar cartain growing oondrtions. stimulatIOn of plant growth by TEMIKe aldicarb on camlin crops has been demonstrated under laboratory. greenhouse. and field oonditions. Plants may be visibly Ialler, greener, and ck>nser. Faster grow-off and an increase in fruiting rate and size often are results of the growth enhancement by TEMI~ brand aldicarb. HowllYer. such effects do not occur w~h ail crops or L' :!der all oonditions. Therefore, this product should not be used solely as a plant growth regulator. and its effect as ona should be oonsidered a side benefit which mayor may not occur as a consequence of its use.

TEMIK® BRAND 15G (GYPSUM) ALDICARB PESTICIDE CALIBRATION GUIDE APPROXNATE APPLICATOR SETIlNGS· FOR ~ BRAND 15G AI.DICARB ?ESTICI>E (GVPSUM) AT", 5 & 6 MPH NOTE: ThIs calibration chart .. appIM-aNe on" to TEM~ brand 15G AIdicarb Patticide in this COIUinar which is formulated for un on a gypsum carrier. All rates are APi>ROXIMA'tIONs and must be COhfirhNld by using a calibration tLrbe (See Calibration Guide provided with lube). CaiibrllliDn tubes are _Rabie from your TEM~ brand 15G Aldicarb supplier.

POUNDS TEMIKe 15G PER ACRE FOR VARIOUS ROW SPACING

ROW SPACING

22" 34- 3S" 40- 48'

1.8 1.2 1.1 1 .8 3.6 2.4 2.2 2 1.7 5.5 3.5 3.3 3 2.5 7.3 4.7 4.4 4 3.3 9.1 5.9 5.5 5 4.2

10.9 7.1 6.7 6 5.0 12.7 8.2 7.8 7 5.8 14.5 9.4 8.9 8 6.7 16.4 10.6 10.0 9 7.5 18.2 11.8 11.1 10 8.3 21.8 14.1 13.3 12 HI.O 25.5 16.5 15.6 14 11.7 29.1 18.8 17.8 15 13.3 32.7 21.2 20.0 18 15.0 36.4 23.5 22.2 20 16.7 43.6 28.2 26.7 24 20.0 49.1 31.a 30.0 27 22.5

4

7 10 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 25 26 28 31 33

GANDY GAUGE

SETTING

MP:i 5 6

8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 16 18 18 19 19 21 20 22 21 23 22 24 24 26 26 29 28 31 30 33 31 34 34 37 35 40

• All settings for one hopper box outle~ per row

TYPE OF GRANULAR A?PLlCAIQR

JOHN DEERE (7100)

SETTING

toRt 4 5 6

3·' 3" 4" 4" 5" 6" - , 7" 8 ~

7" 9 10 9 11 13

11 13 15 12 15 18 14 17 20 16 19 23 17 21 25 20 25 28 24 28 30 26 29 32 28 31 33 30 32 35 32 34 37 33 36 38

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GAUGE SETTING

CLAMPCO 318" FEEDER

DIAL RPM

MPH 4 5

2 2 3 4 5 6 6 7 7 9 8 10 9 11

10 12 11 13 12 15 14 16 16 18 17 20 19 21 20 23 22 26 24 28

6

3 5 7 8 10 12 13 14 15 16 19 21 23 24 26 29

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MPH 5

3 6 a 11 14 16 1& 21 23 26 31 37 42 48 54 65 74

•• For John Dee~e gauge setting below 8 there w~1 be great varialions in flow rale. A gauge setting of 6 is Ihe It· selling.

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TEMIK® BRANO 15G (.NCOB) ALDICARB PESTICI~CALIBRATION GUIDE APPROXIMATE APPLICATOR SETTlNGS" ro.. :EMIK- BRAND 15G ALOICARB PESllClOE (CORNCOB) AT 4.5 & 6 MPH

NOTE: This calibration chart is applicable ooly to TEMH<. brand 15G Aldi<:arb Pesticide in this container which is lormulated for use on a cornoob carrier. All rates are APPROXIMATIONS and must be confirmlKl by u!ing a calibration tube (See Calibration Guide provided with tubel. Calibration tubes are available flQn1 your TEMIK. 15G Aldicarb supplier.

POUNDS TEMlK- 15G PER ACRE FOR VARIOUS BOW SPACING

ROW SPACING

22" 34" 36" 40" 48"

1.8 1.2 1.1 1 .8 3.6 2.4 2.2 2 1.7 5.5 3.5 3.3 3 2.5 7.3 4.7 4.4 4 3.3 9.1 5.9 5.5 5 4.2

10.9 7.1 6.7 6 5.0 12.7 8.2 7.8 7 5.8 14.5 9.4 8.9 8 6.7 16.4 10.6 10.0 9 7.5 18.2 11.8 1 1.1 10 8.3 21.8 14.1 13.3 12 10.0 25.5 16.5 15.6 14 11.7 29.1 18.8 17.8 16 13.3 32.7 21.2 20.0 18 15.0 :!6.4 23.5 22.2 20 16.7 43.6 28.2 26.7 24 20.0 49.1 31.8 30.0 27 22.5

GANDY GAUGE

SEnlNG

MPH 4 5

14 16 19 21 22 24 2S 28 28 31 30 33 32 35 34 37 35 38 37 40 39 43 42 46 44 49 47 52 49 56 54 66 59

"AI settings for ona hopper box outlet per row ""Odd Numbered Housing

6

17 22 27 30 33 I 35 37 39 41 43 47 50 54 59 66

npE OF GRANULAR apPLICAIQf)

",OHN DEERE (7100)

SETTING

MPH 4 5 6

8 9 10 11 13 14 14 16 18 17 19 21 19 21 23 21 23 25 22 25 26 24 26 28 25 27 29 26 28 30 28 30 33 29 32 35 31 34 37 33 36 38 34 37 40 37 40 44 38 42

NOBLE E-Z FLOW

GAUGE SEmNG

CLAMPCO 3"- FEEDER D AL RPM

MPH MPH 4 5 6 5

5 6 7 4 10 11 13 8 13 15 17 11 16 18 21 15 18 22 24 19 21 24 26 22 23 26 29 26 25 28 31 30 26 30 33 33 28 31 34 37 31 34 37 44 33 36 40 52 35 39 44 59 37 42 67 39 45 76 44 95

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• • LIMITED WARRANTY AND 'DISCLAIMER The manufacturer warrants (a) that this product conforms to the chemical descrirtion on the label; (b) that this p,uduct is reasonably f~ for the purposes set forth in the direc:tions for use when it is used in accordance with such directions; and (c) that the direc:tions, warnings and other statamants on this label are based upon responsible experts' evaluation of reasonable tests of effectiveness, of toxicity to laboratory animals and to plants, and of residues on food crops, and upon reports of field experience, Tests hava not baan made on all varieties or in all states or under .. cond~ions, TIlE MANUFACTURER NEITIlER MAKES NOR INTENDS, NOR DOES IT AUTHORIZE ANY AGENT OR REPRESENTATIVE TO MAKE, ANY OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AND IT EXPRESSLY EXCLUDES AND DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. TIllS WARRANTY DOES NOT EXTEND TO, AND TIlE BUYER SHALL BE SOlElY RESPONSIBLE FOR, ANY AND ALL LOSS OR DAMAGE WHICH RESULTS FROM THE USE OF TIllS PRODUCT IN ANY MANNER WHICH IS INOONSISTENT WITH THE lABEL DIRECTIONS, WARNINGS OR CAUTDNS. BUYER'S EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AND MANUFACTURER'S OR SELLER'S EXCLUSIVE LIABILITY FOR ANY ClAIMS, LOSSES, DAMAGES. OR INJURIES RESULTING FROM TIlE USE OR HANDLING OF TIllS PRCDUCT WHETliER OR NOT SUCH LIABILITY IS BASED •• CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY IN TORT OR OTHERWISE SHAll BE LIMITED, AT n lE MANUFACTURER'S OPTION, TO REPLACEMENT OF, OR TIlE REPAYMENT OF TIlE PURCHASE PRICE FOR, TIlE QUANTITY OF PRODUCT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH DAMAGES ARE CLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL MANUFACTURER OR SELLER BE LIABLE FOf'I SPECIAL, INOAECT ~ CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESU~ 11NG FROM TIlE USE OR HANDLING OF TIllS PRODUCT,

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THIS SPECIMEN LASEL IS INTENDED FOR USE ONLY AS A GUIDE IN PROVIDING GENERAL INFORMATION REGARDING THE DIRECTIONS, WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT. AS WITH ANY AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL, ALWAYS FOLLOW THE LABEL INSTRUCnONS ON THE PACKAGE BEFORE USING.

RlI6nH>oulenc Ag Company P.O. Box 12014. 2 T.W. Alexander Drive Resaardl Triangle Park, North Carolina 2n09 TEMIK is a registared trademark of Rh6ne·Poulenc. 01992 Rh6na·Poulenc Ag Company Made in USA.

Forml~. Printed USA· 10/92

E?A Approval: 10/19/92

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TEMIKe Brand 15G Aldicarb Pesticide EPA Re". No. 264-330

Environmental Precautions and Soil Type Restriction Tables

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Refer to the container label for additional lAse precautions and aidctlons.

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Rh6n.Poulenc Ag Compan) P.O. Box 12014, 2 T. W. AIe:(lIncl8r Drive fte .. arch Triangle Park, Nonh carol:na

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TEMIK Is the registered trademark of Rh6ne-Poulenc for aldlcarb pesticide e 19112 Rh6ne-Poulenc Ag Company

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ENVIRONMENTAL PRECAUTIONS & GENERAL USE RESTRICTIONS ........................ 3

SOIL TYPE TABLES BY STATE

ALABAMA.. .......................................................................................................................... 4 COLORADO ...................................................................................................................... 4 CONNECTICUT ............................................................................................................... 4 I: ,!::I..A WARE ...................................................................................................................... 5 GEORGIA .......................................................................................................................... 5 ILLINOIS ............................................................................................................................ 5 INDIANA ............................................................................................................................ 5 IOWA .................................................................................................................................. 6 KANSAS ............................................................................................................................ 6 KENTUCKY ....................................................................................................................... 6 LOUiSiANA ....................................................................................................................... 6 MAINE ............................ , ................................................................................................... 6 MARYLAND ...................................................................................................................... 7 MASSACHUSE I I S ........................................................................................................ 7 MICHIGAN ......................................................................................................................... 7 MINNESOTA ..................................................................................................................... 8 MiSSiSSiPPi .................................................................................................................... 8 MISSOURI. ........................................................................................................................ 8 tv10NT ANA ......................................................................................................................... 8 NEBRASKA. ...................................................................................................................... 9 NEW HAMPSHIRE ........................................................................................................ 10 NEW JERSEY ................................................................................................................. 10 NORTH CAROLINA .................................................................................................... ". 1 O. NORTH DAKOTA ........................................................................................................ :~f'·· OHIO .............................................................................................................................. ~.·1-1· • PENNSYLVANIA ........................................................................................................... "11· SOUTH CAROLINA.................................................................................................. . •.• 1'. SOUTH DAKOTA..... .. .............................................................................................. !. 12.· TENNESSE ..................................................................................................................... 12 • . ~. VERMONT ....................................................................................................................... -1>" •• ViRGINIA .......................................................................................................................... 1 3 WEST ViRGINIA ........................................................................................................... ; .• 1:~:. WISCONSIN .................................................................................................................. .13. WYOMING ..................................................................................................................... ~ 1"4.·

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I~ 1 • EPA REG. No. 264-330

ENVIRONMENTAL PRECAUTIONS GENERAL USE RESTRICTIONS

Ac..RICULTURAL CHEMICALS HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO MOVE INTO SHALLOW GROUNDWATER. THE FOLLOWING RESTRICTIONS HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED

TO PROTECT DRINKING WATER SUPPLIES.

DO NOT APPLY WITHIN 50 FEET OF ANY DRINKING WATER WELL TO MINIMIZE CONTAMINATION BY SURFACE RUNOFF.

MORE STRINGENT RESTRICTIONS MAY BE REQUIRED, AS DISCUSSED BELOW.

Do not wash, load, or empty application lIqulpmel1l nur any well, liS this practice is • potential source of ground water ·:ontamination .

In fields having soils with less Ihan 15% field moisture holding capacity, special care must be taken not to over-irrigate. since substantial over.jmgation promotes the leaching 01 chemicals. Cgntad yoyr $Iat' QIIIj'iidt IBlylatgry authgrily for fUdbtr jnfgrmatjgn on stat. ragy:"amants tor .h. usa gf this product.

Some states. including Florida, Massachusetts. N_ Vork. Rhode Island. and Wisconsin. have or may be developing more restrictive regulations regarding the US" and application of TEMIK-. Follow al! slate regulations restricting the use and appIicalion of this product. including I'."kations on applications near drinking water sources. In ail cases. the ITlOre restrictive requir'Jments must be followed. It is the responsibility of the &ppIicalor to document the construction of wells da.med not to be shallow.

SPECIFIC USE RESTRICTIONS

F o LLOW THE LISTED "ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS" If the followlna conditions are Dresent: SOILS FOR WHICH

STATE RESTRICTIONS APPLY ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS

AL, CO. DE, GA. KS. KY. LoalT,y sand or sand surface soils IDA If a vulnerable soil is prt'sent and the water table is LA, MD. MO. MS. NC. SC. subsoWs wHh In average organic matter lass Ihan 25 feet below ground surface. do not TN.VA.WV in the upper 12 inches of less than 2% bv apply w~hin 300 lett of a drinking waler well

weight. unless ~ is known or reasonably believed based

Sea SOIL RESTRICTION TABLES for upon author~ative :wurces that such wells are either cased to 100 feet below ground lavel or a

specific soil types. minimum of 30 feet below the watlll' tabla.

CT. lA, Il, IN. MA, MI. Sandy loam. loamy sand. or sand s.Jrface If a vulnerable soil is present and the water tabla is MN. Mr. NO, NE. N.J, OH. so~s. IIHlloamy sand or sand subsoils. lass than 25 feet, do not appl}! within 500 fHt of a PA. SO, WI. WV wHh an average organic matter in Ihe drinking water weN unless ~ is IW~ 'br reasonab~

upper 12 inches of lass than 2% bv weight. believed based upon an authorhtH sourc4'''. :

Sea SOIL RESTRICTION TAm..=S for such wells are either cased 10 , 00 ,,1ft balolot the • ground lavel or a minimum of 30 f"'it below tl1" ~

specific so~ types. tabla. In Ihe following countia\ In Wjsconsin: •• Portage, lang lade, Juneau. Mfrat'1llft. Adams;" • Waushara. Waupaca, and WoOd; t~e well salMeit distance is increased to 1 000 ~e! •• : •

ME.NH. VT S.mdy loam. loamy sand III. sand surface r. a vulnerable soil is present and tlfe water tabRl,.;'· Soils. lass than 25 faat below groundosufM:f' do 'Pl ••••

apply w~hin 500 tnt of :l dri~ini-water well' • Sea SOIL RESTRICTION TABLES for •• ••

unless ~ is known or reason~IieVed based specific soa types. upon an authoritative source tlist ._~ wells are

eithlll' casad to 100 feat below ground lavel or a minimum of 30 feet below Ihe watlll' tabla.

CA (Del Norte Co.) AI SoWs Do not apply Ihis product in Ihe sp8':Hied counties. CA (Humboldt Co.) NY (Nassau Co.) NY (Suffoll Co.) OR (Curry Co.)

fl AM Soils SIale ragul3tions require thaI TEMIKI> not be applied w~hin 300 fHt of any drinking water well.

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SOIL RESTRICTION TABLE FOLLOW THE' USTED ADDInONAL RESTRlCnONS If tha eoll typea ara praHnt In your atata:

ALABAMA • a vulnerable soil is present and the water tabla is less than ?:. feet below ground surface, do not apply within 100 IMI at a drinking water well unless it is known or ra~ bIIIievad bued upon aull1cdative 8OU1C8S that such wells are either cased 10 100 fHl below ground level Of a minimum of 30 fHl below the wlllar table. alaga bi{1bH cravasse lripp alpin bruno duckston gorges americus cartecay eustis jones bankhead chipley flomaton kalmia bassfield corolla :oxworth lakeland

COLORADO

leon louisburg osiar pactolus plummer

rumford saffell scranton tarboro

• a vulnerable soil is present and the wat.., table is less than 25 feet below ground surface, do not apply withitl100 Ittt at a drinking water ... ell unless it is known or reasonably believed based upon authoritative sources that such wells are either cased to 100 feet below ground level Of a minimum 0130 feet below the water table. acasco columbine gilcrest lonetree pescar tassel adilis comad glenberg luning peyton ter,v aida como gracot manhattan platte thiei alex corlett g,aypoint manter pring thoroughlare aprnay costilla gretdivid marosa quamon tine azeltine cotopaxi grimstone maybell ratake tipper bangston coyet gunbarrel maysprings r&drab tipperary !Jankard crestman hiwan madano relsob tivoli barcus curecanti hobacker mespun riv_ash tolby baroid dahlquist hooper miracoe ruedloff tomah becks dailey howardsville moenkopie ruhe trail bernal derrick ildelonso montez ryan park tricera bijou dix inavale moosed ryark truckton blacksto~1 driggs ipage mosca sabe trude blakel:.nd dunday ironsprings mysten saguache tullock bla",,:a dunul jugat naturita san arcacio uffens bob~ .. iI dwyer julesburg nederland santana uracca bogl eachuslon kandaly nelson satanta utica bond eckley kassler nesda schamber valent Wille ecklund kelber newcomb schooner valentina bowdish ellicott kettle newlork sheppard lei···· va uez bresser els kippen newlin silve'clifl vas~. broad canyon elsmere laird niwot southace vetrW ... • cabin lalcon larim nc.rriston space city willwooQ canlodore farb las numa spool y~1 • cascajo llorita las animas orsa sl. elmo y .,. ••• chappel lourmile layoint osgood stapleton zeena chey8Me frisco legauh stecum • • ouray • • • clark lork fruitland leighcan pando stoneham •••• clilldown gas creek lincoln patna stunner • colb): garrard litllebear I!!etz tabernash • •• • • • ••••

CONNECTICUT : •••• • • vulnerable soil is present and the water table is less than 25 leet, do not apply within SOO '"' cot " drinking "atat ttel unless ii is known or reasonably believed based upon an authoritative source that such wells are either cased to 100 feel below the !!!OU'd level or a minimum 01 30 leet below the water table. agawam camen larmin;,ton hollis amlHlia charhon Iredon holyoke belgrade cheshire gloucester manch,.ster birchwood copake groton merrimac branlord deerfield hartford montauk brimlield alington hero nellis brooklield emield hinckley occum

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penwood pipestone pootatuck poquonock saco scarboro sudbury

suncook sutton wareham WindSOf yalesville

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DELAWARE N a VUlnllfabkt soU is present and the watllf tabla is lass than 25 feet below ground surface, do not apply within 'JM Ittt of a drinking water wall unless it is known or r_abIy baliaYad basad upon authoritative sources that such wells are e~her casad to 100 feat below ground leva! or a minimum of 30 feet below the willer tabla, atsion evesboro kenansviHe osiar colli'lSllon kalmia klel rumford

GEORGIA • a winer .. 80iI is present and 1he watllf'" II leu than 25 fHt below ground surface, do not apply within '90 '"' of a drinking ...., .... unIau it is known or r-.b!y bel~ baud upon authoritative 80UICH thallUCf1 weill are either casad to 100 feat below ground level 01' a mininum of 30 faal below the witIII' tibia. _ amllficus centenary fripp kurab motana scranton ashlar chipley galestown lake" 'CI osiar sweetappta bigbaa duckston gorgas Iakw f ousley buncombe achaw johns leon paola cainhoy eustis kalmia louisburg plummer canv.ay flomaton kllfshaw lynn haven pottsburg cedr,rbluff foxworth klej mandarin ridgeland

ILLINOIS 11 a VUlnllfabia soY is presant and the water tabla is lass than 25 feet, do not apply within 5QQ tnt of a drinking water well unless it is known or reasonably believed bastld upon an authoritative source that such wells are either cased to 100 feet below the ground level or a minimum of 30 fee. below the water table. ade coyne hay·~;:; lanier alvin dakota hesch lawler backbone dickinson hilt lomax beardstown disco homer lorenzo billatt dowagiac hononegah maninsville bloomfield downs hoopeslon mathenon boone dresden iona maumee bowdre eI dara kane minneiska boyer eleva kankakee morocco burkhardt flagler kidder muskingum burnside fox Ia hague oakville carmi gale Ia rose ackley casco ganesee lacrescent onarga chelsea gYford lamont orio chute haymond landes pana

parkville plainfield ridgeville roby rockton rodman ruark sarpy saude shoals spana st. cha~es stockland stone lick trempealeau

udolpho ware warsaw watseka waukee wauke!:an whalan wheeling win zumbro

INDIANA • • W a vulnerable so~ is present and the water tabla is lass than 25 feet, do not apply within 5QQ fttt of a dririt!lng water.",ll •• unless it is known or reasonablll believed based upon an authoritative source that such wells are either ,a!llltlP tOO ",at' : below the ground level or a minimum of 30 feal below the Watllf table. •• •• • ••• ««

abscota carmi fox maumee pipestone • st. charles- ••• ade casco genesee millgrove plainfield.. ctockland .. ~ . ,_ .... algansee ceresco gilford monitor pope • • .,oneIICK. • alida chaltenon gravelton morocco princeton. tllllrow···· • alvin eIMo'·9a hanna moundhaven prochaska' ••• &l2tcr • ayrshire chatwynd haymond mudlavia quinn • tyner •• : •• : beckville cohoctah hiNsdale muskingum riverdale •• vniontown •• belmare coloma homer nesius ro.... • • _rsaw.····· billet;! conrad hoopeston newton r~'ton ••• ;'asapi •••••• bloomfield coupee iona nineveh rodman: •• Q,atseka bobtown craigm" junius oakville rua'" • • fteikan bourbon dickinson kalamazoo ockley saugatuck . vii_ling boyer door kosciusko onarga seafield ~in brady dowagiac landes ormas shipshe z. borosky branch dresden IinkvAle orrville shoals za"'!:1 brems atdaan lomax oshtemo sleeth bronson elslon Iydick ouiatenon sloan bruno fabius lyles piankeshaw spana burnside farmintJlon maninsville pinhook spinks

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IOWA • a vulnerable soil is prasent lind the water t~ is 1_ than 25 f .. t, do not apply within SQQ "" 0' a drinking watar wa. unless it is known or nNISOIlably b81ieved basad upon an authcriativa source that such wells ara aithar casad to 100 feat below the ground laval or a minimum of 30 fMl below the water tabla. ankany chuta gala lamont aureola coyne gilford Iand.Js b3ckbona cylindar grllbla lawler bertram dickinson hanlon IiIah billatt dickman hawick Iinder boIan downs hayflaloj ......... boone alrick haynla monona brady estharville hHCh montialh bucknay fairhaven hixton mottland burkhardt finchford hoopeston nevin carr flagler "anaranzi oesterle ehalsaa fruilfield klum percival

KANSAS

perks renova ridgaport rockton salida .arpy saucla sparta .unburg toolesboro udolpho "istar

vora ..,adana wapsis watsaka waukegan whalin winnashiell zenor

• a vulnerable soil is present and the watar tabla is kiss tha" 25 feat below ground sur"!C8, do not apply within 3QQ fill of a drinking watar well unl ... :s it is known or reasonably believed basad upon authoritativa sources that such walls ara akhar cassel to 100 feat below ground level or a mitltl1lum of 30 feat below the water table. albion dix jansen maadin bankard dorrance kanza munjor boal dwyar I. platta carr als Ia!. animas pratt darr elsmara likas quinlan dillwyn inavala lincoln sarpy

KENTUCKY

Sl,hamber simeon staphanviMa sweatwatar thurman tivoli

valant valentina

• a vulnerable soil is prasent and tha water tabla is kiss than 25 feat below ground surface, do not apply within 3QQ fnt of a drinking watar well unless it is known or raasonably believed basad upon authcriativa sources that such walls ara aither casood to 100 feat below ground level or a miniPlUm of 30 feat below the watar ta!lla. beulah cravassa lakin potomac bruno flomaton noolana rivarwash

LOUISIANA

saffall stainsburg

• a vulnerable ,;oil is prasant and tha watar tabla is lass than 25 faat below ground surface, do not apply within 3QQ '"' of a drinking water wall unless it is known or raasonably believed basad upon authoritativa sources that such walls ara aithar cased to 100 faat below ground level :II' a minimum of 30 feat below the water tabla. alaga dardan flo kalmia lotus pal'~ :. batis eustis hackberry lakeland osier •• ••••• .:c~ra~v~a=s=sa~ _______ f~a~I~=i~~~ ________ ~h=a~99~a~ny~ ________ =Ia~to~n=ia~ ________ ~e~aim~.:be==ac~h~ ______ ~.~·7·~··~.L---~: • ~ - e.,.

• ••••• MAINE • • ••• H a vulnerable so~ is prasent and tha wa!ar table is less than 25 fHt below ground surface, do not apply withi't~.t of , •••• drinking water wall unless it is l<nown or reasonably believed basad upon an authoritativa sourca that such _Us ve ailhe,.: ••• cased to 100 faat below ground leval or a minimum of 30 feat below the water tabla. • •

- I • • abram colton fryeburg medomak potsdam suriday .. adams cornish groveton mellosa red hook surplu9t allagash crarl halsey monadnock ricker swantOllo au gras creasay harmon monarda riv_ash takf~ : ••• bangor crogh. howland moosilauka rumney thoWiike backet danfonn kinsma'1 naskeag saddklback t~s' ••• berkshire dixfiald Iovewak naumburg schood~ tunbridge brayton duane lyman nicholville searsport waumbak can ... n eldridge Iyma ondawa sheepscot westbury caribou allionsville machias ossipee shirley winnacook c8lhro elmwood madawaska peacham sisk charles enchanted mapleton peru skarry chasuncook finch marlow plaisted skowhegan colonel fradon masardis podunk stetson

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MARYLAND H a vulnerable soil is present and the water table is less than 25 IHI below ground surface, do root apply within 30Q fit, of a drinking water well unless it is known or reuonably believed based upon authoritative sources that such wells are e~her cased to 100 leet below ground level or a minimum of 30 flMlt below the water table_ atsion downer fort molt lakeland coU:ogton dragston galest_n leetonia cohs ner.k evesboro klej leon

IlASSACHUlJETTS

osier remlik rumford

st. johns steinsburg swansea

• a vulnerable .ail • pr-" and the w'" table ..... than 2S f. do not apply within 1M IMt Ci' a drinking water well unless it is known or reasonai.ly beli .. 'ad based upon an aulhoritativa 80Urce that such wells are eilh." cased to 100 IHI below the ground level Ot a minimum 0130 feet below the water table. adams canton a.sex hooksan agawam carver .vesharo hoosic amenia dlarlton larmington klej au gres chatfield Iredon I!tman barnstable cheshire lullam merrimac belgrade copake gloucester milis berkshire deerfield groton montauk birchwood dukes hero nellis brimlield eastchop hinckley _N broadbrook eldridge holis oakville brookfield enlield holyoke 0< ::um

MICHIGAN

pipestone pittsfield plymouth pornJ*In pootatuc!( poquonock quonset riverhead saco saugatuck scituate

shelJume sudbury taconic unad~1a walpole wMman

• a vulnerable soil is present and the water table is less than 25 f88l, do not apply within m.Ji."' of a drinking water well unless it is known or reasonably believed basad upon an authoritative source that such wells are either casad to 100 leet be- ""It the ground level or a minimum 0130 feet below the water table_ abwye croswell guardlake manitowish absoota cunard hagensville martinsville alcona deer park haHaday mathenon algansee deerton hessel ~ allouez dighton hettinger mcbride alpen'! dixboro hillsdale mecosta arllona dowagiac hocIenpyl melita arkport dresden ionia michigamme arnheim dryburg ishpeming mitiwanga au gres dryden jesso monico banat duel johnswood monitor beechwood dunbridge kalama7 00 montcalm blue lake east lake kalkllska moquah borski eastport karlin moroc:co boyer eleva kawkawlin munising brady elmdale kendallville nadeau branch elston kibbte naNna brems emmet kidder MWaygo bronson ensign kingsville newton ceresco ensley kiva nottawa champion escanaba klacking nunica channing evart koontz oakville chatham labius landes ockley cheboygan lairport lapeer oconto chelsea lir.ch leelanau okee cohoctah lox Ieoni omega coloma genesee liminga om.. colonville gilchrist locke onaway coral gilford lode anota cou~ glCwin IonIJrie ontonagon covelt graycalm mancelona ormas

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oshtemo otisco oHokee padus pelkie pemene pence pendleton peouaming perrin peshekee petticoat pipestone plainfield ponozzo posen remus richter riggsviUe rn--:dale rodman rousseau rubicon sanilac saugatuck sayner scalley schoolcraft ~helldrake shoals skanee

sleeth sloan solona sparta spinks springlake steuben sturgeon summerville sunfield teasdale tedrow tekenink thetlord tula lyre velvet vilas wainola waiska wasepi whalan winneshiek winterfield woodbeck yalmer zimmerman

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" a vulnerabkt soil is present and the water table is I6ss than 25 f8lll, dO not apply within 5M '"' of a drinking water wei unless it is known or reasonably believed based upon an authoritative lIOUr08 that such wells are either cased to 100 feet below the around level or a minimum of 30 folt!! below the water labia. abscota aomwell goocIand IangDIa ~ sodervi.e algansH cyNnder gotham la$8 nymore sparta alvin dakota graycalm '.wIer omega spinks andrusia demontrevih growton lengby osakis sugarbush ankany dick~!"·son haIdar IiIah oylan sunburg anoka dickman hamar Iindar pierz sverdrup arviIa dorerton hanlon Iino plainfield ~ automba dorset hawick litchfield pomroy ulen badIbona dowagiac hecla IDhnes poppleton venlo ba8\ercrHk dueIm haImdaI lomax prabish verndale beck~r egeland herrnarlk'wn maddock quatico wabedo bellechester ebaville hayder rnai'Dnedi rasset wadena billatt elava hiwood maJachy redby wadeni" blowers emmert hixton maroeIon radaye warman boone esthervUIe hoopeston maJlean renova watS8~a brainerd etter hubbard marquette renshaw waukee bradale evart huntersville meehan ridgeport w!lUkegan burkhardt eyota insula menahga rockton wawina burnsville fairhaven jewelt meridian rockwood whalan carmi faunce kalmarville minneiska rosewood winterfield chelsea finchford kanaranzi minnaopa rosholt wykeham chetek finland karlstad moquah salida wykoff claire flagler kasota mottland santiago zimmerman clontarf flak kingsley nemadji sartell zumbro cloquet flaming koronis newfound saude conic friendship Ia forge nokay serden copaston gale lacrescent norden sioux cowhorn genesee larnont northfield snellrnan

MISSISSIPPI If a vulnerable soil is present and the water table is less than 2S fHt below ground surface, do not apply within 300 tnt of a drinking water well unless it is known or reasonably believed based upon authoritative sources that such walls are e~her cased to 100 feat below ground laval or a minimum of 30 feat below the water tabla. a:aga bigbee eustis osier saffell bassfield bruno lak"land plummer 51. lucie beulah crevasse latonia riverwash

MISSOURI • a vulnerabkt soil is present and the water table is less than 25 fa.~t below ground surface, do not apply within 30? '"' of a drinking water wall unless it is known or reasonably believed based upon authoritative sources that such walls are either cased to 100 feat below ground laval or a minimum of 30 feat below the water tabla._~==~ ___ -::,:=:::-__ _ alvin carr crevasse grabla riv_ash scotco beulah clana diehlstadt hodge saffell shelldrake canalou cooter eustis malden sarpy towosah!IY

MONTA~N~A~~ __ ~~-=~~-.-~~~~~~_ • a vulnerable so~ is present and the water tabkt is less than:? _t, do not apply within 500 '"' of a drinking water well unless it is known or reasonably believed based upon an authr '(Ralive source that such wells are e~her cased to 100 feat below the ground level or a minimum of 30 feat below the water tabla. albarton assinniboine biglake br_ alice alt_an bigsheap briggsdale allantine azur binna brownl .. alana babb birney bullock ambrant badgerton blackhall busby _aha benkard blacklaad callba _ banks blaine callbart apaIdom baxanclale blanchard cSnburn apron bayarfon bonfri castner ani beaverton borah chamokane armells beanom bowbac chanta ashbon beaskove brandenburg charlos uhlo balain branham chaadle ashuelot bigarm branttord cheyenne

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chinook circleville clark fork, coIdcreek corned como courville cowood colberg craddock crago crittenden cushman daS!

dayschool degrand desmet dinnen dominic dooley dlYadine dwyar earcrH eillner elve ervide ess ethridge

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MONTANA Icontlnuadl evaro kalsted musselshell relan stecum utica farnuf kirby naz remm~ stryker valentine finlaypoint kiwanis nellon rencot subweU vastine firth krause namote ranahiM sudworth vebar flasher Iabre nesda rantsac tally victor flathead IakecrMk navina ridge taman"n vona flallk IarnedaaI niar8da ridgelawn tamaly wllbllk foralle lantem nihiH riedaI tenex WIIQ8S IrolllChcrlHk laporte nippt riverside tarry wails gallrelh Iarin - rlvre taton ,.1 IbiIIg garlet IeIv norta rochester tevi. walstead g_creak Iibag nulay lOOtal tha .. walIers geohrock lilian nunn round butte thiel ~ glaciercrHk lisk _nlll roxal tigeron windham glenbalg Iokan olney ryegate tine winfal glendive I0Io oraid ryall tineman winkler gunbarrel IoIoplllk orofInO ryorp tinsley winnett hagga lone lOCk outlet sapphire tolex wishard hamlet Iowercreek ovando Si.'WCrHk tolman woodgulcl: hanly macar parchin seravo toluca woodhan

"awwt macfarlana parshall salle tomichi woodlOCk harvay manhaaan passer. selway travessilla woodside haskill manning pangHIy saroco trembles worland haugan marmarth parma shadow tray wormser hadstrom maurice patty shawmut trimad yegan hilgar mccaffary phillchar shaege tropal yallowbay hoIoway rnccoIIum pishkun ~h~.gle tullock yatull hopley meadowcreek poin shook turner hopsonville mires pring shurley tusler irim mitten randman sixbeacon twilight jocko moanont redcreek spang upsata jugson moiese reacktr SP!itro usina

NEBRASKA • a vulnerable saM is prasent and the water table is less than 25 feet, do not apply Y'ithin sop fltt 01 a drinking water wall unless it is known or raasonably believed based upon an authorilaliva source that such walls are either casad to 100 flKl! below the around level or a minimum 0130 flKl! below the water table. aida calamus fanner laird munjor schamber alice campus gibbon las nihkl salia almeria canyon glenberg las animas norrast shingle altvan carr gosper lawet nunn sibleyville ascalon cass gothanburg leshara o'naill simeon bankard chappell grable lax oglala talmo barnay cheyanna haynie lisco olney tassel bayard dailey hadville Iockton ord thurman bazile darr hemingford loretto ortalla tralona blancha dickinson hennings luta orwet tuthiR blandon dix harsh maca otero valent boal doger holt manler paka valentina boelus duda humbarger mcgraw percival vetal bolent dunday inavala mckalvia pivot wann boone dunn ipaga maadin platta wa"," brocksburg dwyar jansan minatara ronson whitalake brunswick ecklay januda minnaqua rosebud wildhorsa bush., als jayam monona rusco woodIy bushman elsmar. johnstown muir sarpy

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NEW HAMPSHIRE II a vulnerable soil is present and the water table is less than 25 feet below ground surface, do not apply within m '"' of a drinking water well unless it is knoWl'l or reasonably believed based upon an authoritative source that such wens are either cas..cI to 100 feet below ground level Of a minimum of 30 feet below the water table. abenaki de«fiald kewsarge moosilauke acton duane kinsman mundal adams dutchess leicester naumburg agawam aldr'odga lim newt_Ids au gras aImridge Iondondany nicholville bangor elmwood kwewel ninigrllt becket fry.tJurg lyman occum belgrade glebe IyIM ond_ berkshire gloucester machiaa oeaipH bemardston glover madawaska paxton cusar granga IMrIow peacham canaan groveton masardis pannichuck canton hadley matunuck peru cardigan haven medomak pillsbury charles hermon melrose pipestone charhon hincklev manimac pittstown chatfield hinasbWg meteMak plaisted cohas hollis millis podunk cohon hoosic monadnock pootatuck crogha,1 houghtonv~1e rnonarda quonset danmol!!!:!... howland montauk rawsonvHIe

NEW JERSEY

raynham redstone ricker ridgebury ,ippawam rumney saddIebKk saugatuck scarboro scia scituate saarspon shaker shaapscot sisk skerry squamscott stetson stissing stratton success

sudbury sunapee suncook sunday surplus sutton swanton thorndike tunbridge unadilla walpole waral1arn warwick waumbek wh~man wilmington windsor winnecook winooski woodbridge worden

If a vulnerable soH is present and the water table is less than 25 feet, do not apply within m '"' of a drinking water well unless it is known or reasonably beUevad basad upon an authoritative SOllrce that such wells are either cased to 100 feat below the ground level or a minimum of 30 feet below the water table. adelphia ellington hasbrouck lakewood atsion evesbo,o hazen lansdale aura fallsinglon hazleton leon bowmansvile Iott matt hero matapeake chenango fredon hibernia matawan coMington fr .. hold holmdel muMica cofonie fripp holyoke nassau cobs neck gaiestown hooksan nixon downer gladstone hoosic otisville dragston haledon klej parker dunellen hammonton lakeland parsippany

NORTH CAROLINA

pascack phalanx plummer pompton pope preakness riverhead rockaway rowland sassafras shrewsbory

shrewsbury 51. johns steinsburg swartswood tinton tunkhannock wassaic woodstown wooster

If a vulnerable soil is present and the water table !s less than 25 feet below ground surface, do not apply within 300 III' 01 a drinking water well unless it is known or reasonably believed based upon authoritative sources that such wells are either cased to 100 feet below ground level Of a minimum of 30 feet below the water table. alaga centenary fripp louisburg alpin charleston galestown lynn haven baymeada chipley immokalee mandarin biltmore conetoe johns molena bojac COTCh;a kalmia newhan bullClOt11be dragston kenansville nimmo cain hoy duckston klej ana canacay achaw kurab osiar caneret eUltis lakeland ousley

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pactolus potomac poI1sburg rimini rumford seabrook sl. johns suncook tarboro

toccoa tomahawk valhaHa wake wakula wando water ..

• NORTH DAKOTA 'If a vulnerable soil is preHIII and tha watel' table is less than 25 I .... rOo not apply within 'iOQ IIot 01 a drinking water ..,aU unless it is known or raa8Of1abIy beliwad based upon an author~ativa IICIUnle th'll such walla ara either cased to 1O'J 'Ht below the Qr!)'Jnd level or a mir.dIIlom of 30 f4HIt below the water tabla. amor cabbart lossum Iahr aNi":! chanta glendiva Iamert aytmer chinook hamar letchar baahish claira hamlet Iihe;. banks clontarf hanly bhnes bantry cue hakiII meddoc:k beIaIgI cohagen hecla manning binford dosart heImdaI marmaIIh bowdle egaland hldalsa lMIigoahe brandanburg ekalaka ink,ter mn-ukan bntien Ialsen karlsruhe matt brisbane llasher ladner noonan cabba lleak !alor c.sakis

OHIO

parshall poppleton reeder renahaw rhame rum .. 'den .f.~.

t.:OU~.

tally tallar toby tramblas

tusler ullin veba" vania vatal w.bek waIun wamduaka WWIIIg80 warsing yegen yatua zeona

" a vulnerable soil is present and the water table is less than 25 leel. do not 8tJPIy within 5"Q fMt of a drinking water _II unless it is known or reasonably balill\'8d based upon an aUlhorbliva aouroe that such _lis are either cased to 100 1M baIow the ground level or a minimum of 30 f4HIt below the water tabla. abscota channalv JI1 litchville kings algansee chavias lulton laidig alvin chanan 0 galen lamson arkport clymar gallipolis landes barkcamp cohoctah gaallurg licking belmare coloma gassie Iordstown bogart colonia hackers markland boyer conneaut hanover millord brady defianca haubstadt minoa bronson del rey holly muskego carlisle digby horn..wood nicholson casco dubois ilion :IOIin cavode alba jessu;J oakville centerburg eNsworth jules !!!!!!'loon

orrville oshtemo otiSVille paoga pike piopoIis plattville pope prinCliton riddles rittman rockyfork shinrock sisson

-:lidmora •• eath sloan sparta st clair stafford stendal tawas tyler warners washte' law -wharton

PENNSYlVANIA II a vulnerable so~ is present and the water tabla is lass than 25 ~: eeI~.~do~no=t ':::a:::ppIy=::Wit:l:' ~hi:::n-·5"Q=:;,"=t;O:o::;'-::a:-:d:;:nr.:· nki=' ng=w:':.=ter=w:::e:;," -­unless it is known or reasonably be~8Yed based upon an autho~ativa source that such wells are either cased to 100 1 ... ·1 below the ground level or a minimum of 30 leat below the water tabla. adams conotton hartseUs Unclen alton cookport hatboro manlius barmudian dekalb havan manor bowmansville edgemont hazleton marr chavies elliber lakin orrville chenango lallsington lansdale othallo chi~ Iredon leetonia otisville colonia glenelg IaMw parker comus gle"ville lawisbeny pe9uea

SOUTH CAROLINA

phelps pocono pope rexford riverhead riv_ash rowland sassalras steinolburg

swartswood­tunkhannock va'1.Krlip weikert wheeling woodst..wn wyalusing wyoming

• a vulnerable soM is present and the water tabla is lass the .. 25 IHI below ground surface. do not apply within 3QO 1M' of a drinking water wall unless it is known or raasonably believed hased upon authoritativa sources that such walls ara aither casad to 100 IHI below ground level or a minimum of 30 leat below the w •• table. alaga charlaston johns molena alpin chipley kalmia nansemond ashlar coosaw kanans\';11a .-han baratari cravas.a karahaw olanta beach" ech_ lakeland asiar buncombe edisto leon paclolu. cainhoy au.tis louisburg plummer cartac:ay loxworth lynn havan quart-cantanllry Iripp maggatt zipsamment.

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ridgeland rimini riverwasi. rosedhu scranton saabrook

udipsammanls

wakula wando watarea witherbee

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::'OUTH DAKOTA " a vulnerable soil is prasent and tiMl watar tabla is less lhan 25 flMlt, do not apply within COO IMt of a drinKing watar _U untes. it is known or reuonabIy beUeYed baHd upon an authorM8IIiva IOUrCII that such _lis ara either cased \0 100 fHl .!!!2. tlw ground laval or a minimum of 30 fHl bebw th,::a:.,:w::at:::lII:.::tab::::;IIa;.=:--_. ___ ==:--___ --:=:;;; ___ _ alice oohagan hamar .- rockoa tuthill allvan cushman ~an'Y meadin ranson twMight alwilda dailey M/nie minatare rosebud ulan arnor delmont nealh rninrMIqua sarpy valent anaaImo dix hecla moanont schamber valentina arviIa doger haImcIaI rnurP -"" vabar ascalon do glacraak hIgar munlo I.ceo vania a",inniboina duda holt ,1ihill shingle vatal aIIewan dunday hopdraw noonan shi!ltrail wabek bankard lNiyar inavale (m "l,": sioux ".nks ackley ipaga nunn sorum blackhall ageland jansen o'nam storla blandon ekalaka jayam oaha sverdrup boeI als kirby oglala tally bowdle elsmera lefor orton talmo brocksburg onat lehr 0IwaI tanna btJllock .wridga letchar parchin tassal butcha fedora Ahan parshall t,,"ar cabba flashar lowry percival tamvik cabbart flaak luta plalta tatonka car' . glanbarg maddock reeder thurman ca!.s glendiva manning ranshaw travessilla chappall glanross mantar reva tremblas

W8Uf8ia "IIhitalake winetti w'lOdly wool!:lOcket IMIrtma.i yacross yegan Z'Klna

chinook grabill ,~:.lh,.:::ia:::s:.-___ ~rhama=::::.. _____ t::.ra::.yL-__________ _

. TENNESSE -:a:-a=vu~l~na~r~abIa=-:so=M ~is-:pr=e~= I and tha watlll tablll is less than 25 feat below ground surface, do not apply witnin 300 fttt of a drinking watar well unless it is known ," reasonably believed oas..d l4IOII authoritativa sources that ~ or.h .. :atls ara eithar cased \0 100 feat below ground lavE lora minimum of 30 feet below the watlll table. beulah bruno cravassa austis saffell bigbaa buncombe daxtar riv_ash ~--~~-----~~~~=-----~~~------~~~~------------.------------------

VERMONT " a vUlnarabia soil is present and tha waW tabla is less than 25 faat below ground surtaca. do not 'Ipply within li!IIlf~ drinking watar wall unless it is known or raasonably believed based upon an authoritativa sourca thai such walls ara either £!!..ad to 100 feet below ground levat r.~ a minimum of 30 feat below tha wilier tabla. abram danfOrth grovaton rneIrosa adamant deerfiald hadley merrimac adams dixfield haro middlebury agawam duana hinckley missisquoi allagash dummarston hinesburg monadnock amania dutchess hogback moosilauka au gras duxbury houghtonvilla rnundal bangor eldridge "., 'lIJardton nassau bartlett aHiottsvilie k I S nellis belgrada eknridge kandala nicholville berllshire elmwood killington ninigrat bomoseen enchanted leicester occum brayton anosburg londonderry andawa buckland farmington Iovawell palatina cabot fredon lyman pawfing caltHa fryeburg t,.me paxton cathro fulam lyons peach_ charles gaIoo machias peru clavarack galway m.:ombar pittsfield colonel georgia mansfield pittstown colrain glebe martlay pocIunk colton glover marlow pomfret copake grange massana pootatuck croghan groton medomak poIsdam

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quonsat rawsonville raynham ricker rippow­rumney scarboro scio saarsport shaapscat sisk st. albans statson stissing stockbridge stowe stratton sudbury sunapee sunday sunny swanton taconic teel

tioga tisbury trow t:mbridge unadUla varshire waitsfield walklll walpole wappinger warall_ warwick waider wastbury wMmington windsor winooski woodstock worden

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VIRGINIA N a vuln ... abIe soil is present and the wat ... table is less than 25 feet below ground surf_. do not apply within 3QQ '"' of a drinking water weU unless it is known or reasonably believed based upon authorilative sources that such wells are either cased to 100 f ... below ground level or a minimum of 30 f881 below the w .... table. alaga can ..... • duckston lakehurst ashbr catpolnt fisherman lakeland assateague chagrin fripp lakin biltmore chipley galaslown leeIonia bopc conetoe johns leon bunoombll corolla kalmia Ioullburg camocca dragston kenanlviile metnafIC canecay dr.. ldaj mllrock

WEST VIRGINIA

molena nanaamond newhan

seabrook steinsburg SWHlapple larbo'o g •••• w._

If • vulnerable soil is present and the water table is lass than 25 .... billow ground surf_. do not apply within '99 '"' of a drinkillll water well unlass it is known or reasonably believed based upon authoritative IIOUrceS that such wells are e~her casad to 100 .... below ground level or a minimum of 30 f ... below the w ..... table. drall gaulay landes poIomac fiveblock lakin I ... onia se'!!w::e::I _________________ _

WISCONSIN H a vulnerable soil is present and the water table is less than 25 f .... do not apply within 5"Q fM\ of a drinking water well unless it is known or reasonably believed based upon an at;!horitative source that such wells are either cased to 100 feet below the ground level or a minimum of 30 feet below the wat ... table. In the following counties il'l Wosmnsin: Panage. Langlade. Juneau. Marathon. Adams. Waushara. Waupaca. and Wood; the well set back distance is increased to 1000 feet. abscota delton hubbard mahtomedi ockley shiffer aban dickinson humbird mancelona oconto soderville aleona dickman impact manitowish oesterle salona algansee doranon ionia mann okee spana alpena downs ishpeming marathon omega spinks amery dresden jewett marcalon omena st. charles ankeny duel kalamazoo markesan onaway sturgeon arland duelm kane matherton oshtemo summerville amheim dunnviUe karlin maumee padus sylvester au gres eaupleine karlsburg macan pardeeville symco banat elderon kennan mecosta panridge tarr bellevue elkmound ken meehan pearl ted row billett elm lake keweenaw I": mahga pekia tilleda bonduel amman kickapoo meridian pence trempe boone emmet kidder merrillan pequaming trempealeau bonh ensign kingsville michigamme peshekee tula boyer ensley kiva mifflin plainbo urne brems fabius kolberg military plainfield vilas bradale fairChild kranski monica renova wainola burkhardt fairpon Ia farge moquah richford warman caryville fisk lamont morocco richter warsaw casco fox lapeer mosinee rodman wasepi ceresco friendship lawler moundvHIe rosholt watseka champion gale leola nadeau rotamer waukegan chelsea gilford leroy nahma rousseau whalan chetek gotham Uno namur rozellville winneshiek cloquet graycalm locke nebago rubicon winterfield coloma halder Iollllrie nemadji salter worcester coIwood hatley lorenzo nenno santiago wykoff cromweU hesch lows newton sarona wyocena eros_II hixton ludington northfield sayner cunard hochheim lutzke nymore ~tt lake dakota hoopeston magnor oakville shawano

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SOIL RESTRICTION TABLE le.nued) • WYOMING

• a vulnerable soil is present and the water table :s less than 25 feet, do not apply within SQO '"' 01 a drinking water well unless it is known or reasonai;'Y believed based upon an author~.ive IOUrce that such wells are either cased to 100 feet below the ground level or a minill'um 0130 feet below the wat. table. ab&/One butche eckley hoodle abaton byrnie edlin hooper adMis cabin Ilk mountllin hoot agneston calloott ell hoIow huguston alcova cambarge eUlcotl incIart aWIack canbum ambIem ipeon alice canwaU embry irIguI dens park carbo! enos jayem alliance carmody ~ ... rlslta jenkins almy camero faROn julesburg ahvan cass fellner kandaly &III8Sn1OI1I castello foltonia keellne anasazi castner lirth keyner ansel cathedral fiveoh kezar anselmo cedak flathead koonich apeIdom cestnik fluetsch Iabou apron chapenon fola Ia~e creek ard chappell lorelle lakehelen ascalon charlds fornor lamarsh ashbon charlos fourmile larnbman ashuelot cheadle foxtor lander assinniboine cheyenne Iraddle laney atlewan chincap frisco lantis avalon cilinook lrontier lapone badgenon chittum garita larm bankard chugcreek garrett larimer banks cific gas creek las animas barcus clarkelan gateson lazear baroid clayaurn gekie leighcan barrett clifsand gerrard Iibeg bateson cloud glenberg lininger bayard comer glanderson littlebear bayenon conpeak glendive liltsan beavenon cordes glenton Iohsman becks corlett goslin Iolak beeno cotha granile lone beenom cotopaxi granyon lucky bigwin coutis greenman luhon bigwinder crago grenoble lupinto billycreek cragosen greyback Iymanson binton crestman greybuil macfarlane blackhall crowhean greypoint manter blaine crownest grieves mathers bluerir!l cryluha grifly maysdorf bodorumpe curacanti grimm mccaffery bondman cunis grimstone mccon bonjea cushman grobutte meadowIake bosler cushool gunbarrel means bottle dahlquist hagga mama boulder dailey hapjack millbume bowbac dast hardhan milpot bowen dawny hargreave mitren boyle deaver hatenon mine breece debone havenel miracle b~iggsdale deoolney hawksprings mirror bross derrick hawkatone mishak brownsto diamondville hazton mot1II1 bruja dix heclrtman morsal buffork dobrow heinsaw mask .. bullock draknab herbman mosroc burgess driggs hasperus motoqua burnt dunday hiland mudray bush., clunul hilnop muff bushman dwyer hobacker mughouse

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mughut n&thala naturita neber nello, needa newfork nihill nilina nona nunn oceanet olney onason orpha otero otterson outlet ow,mcreek pahlow prooli parmele parrnleed passcreek pena papal peplon percelon perma pescar pesmore peyton philerson pilotpe.Jk pinedale pineguest pishkum plite poin poker pokey preatorson pugsley quander quealman quealy rainbolt rairdent randman ratake rauzi rawah rawlins redbank redereek reddale redleathar redrob redwuh reeder regal rekop relllOb rencot

reno renohin rentsac ret rimton rlverwuh rlvra rock river rocklnchalr rogen rohonda rootel rosane roseb:Jd roxlal ryan park ryark saddle santana sapphire satanka sawcreek schamber schooner scout scravo seeclskadee sharland sheege shingle shoshone simmont slipman sobson southace southfork space city spangler splitro spool stoneham stunner sublette sudwonh sunup taglake taluce tanna tassel tasselman teagu" teapo teeler teemat tHwinot telecan tellman tenorio terada terro terry tetonville thayne theedle

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• NOTES

TEMIK Is the regiItered InIdemaIk of Rh6ne-Pou1enc lor aldlcarb peslicide C 1992 Rh6ne-PouIenc Ao ~

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