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extension.missouri.edu mp692AGRICULTURE■ ,VVXHG LQ IXUWKHUDQFH RI WKH&RRSHUDWLYH([WHQVLRQ:RUN$FWV RI0D\  DQG-XQH LQFRRSHUDWLRQZLWK WKH8QLWHG6WDWHV'HSDUWPHQWRI$JULFXOWXUH'LUHFWRU&RRSHUDWLYH([WHQVLRQ8QLYHUVLW\RI0LVVRXUL&ROXPELD02■DQHTXDORSSRUWXQLW\$'$LQVWLWXWLRQ■■H[WHQVLRQPLVVRXULHGXUSDA Pesticide Record-Keeping Requirements  for Certified Private Applicators  of Federally Restricted-Use PesticidesThe 1990 farm bill requires private certified pesticide applicators to keep records of all applications of federally restricted-use pesticides (RUP). The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) administers the Federal Pesticide Recordkeeping Program.Although applicators have 14 days to record information about an RUP application, it is best do so immediately after each application to ensure accurate and detailed records. These records must be maintained for two years. There is no required federal form on which to maintain your records; however, MU Extension publication MP693, Restricted-Use Pesticide Record-Keeping Form, can be downloaded, reproduced and used to be in compliance with the regulation.What the records must contain• The certified applicator’s name and certification number. If the application was made by someone who is not certified, then record the name and number of the certified applicator who supervised the application.• The month, day and year of the application• The crop, commodity or site to which the pesticide was applied. This section of the record includes stored products, such as grain held in bins. Refer to the pesticide label for guidance to record this information.• The brand or product name of the federally restricted-use pesticide and the product’s EPA registration number. The brand or product name and EPA registration number for many restricted-use pesticides registered in Missouri are included in Table 1. If you use a restricted-use pesticide that is not listed, add the product name and registration number to the table for future use.• The total amount applied. Record the amount used of the actual product — not the amount after water or other substances were added. Amount does not refer to percent of active ingredient. Use the pesticide label for reference, and record the amount in similar language. For example, if the label states the pesticide is to be measured in pints or ounces, then record the amount in pints or ounces.• The size of the area treated. Record the size of the area treated in the appropriate unit of measure (such as acres, linear feet, bushels, cubic feet, number of animals, etc.), which is normally expressed on the label in reference to the application being made. For example, if an 80-acre grove is treated using the alternate middle approach, the entire 80 acres would be recorded as the size of area treated.• The location of the application. Record the specific location of the application, not the address of the farm or business. Your goal is to be able to identify the exact area of the application two years later if requested. The law allows any of the following designations:  ❍ ID system using maps and/or a written description  ❍ County, range, township and section (although not required, subsection is acceptable) ❍ A USDA identification system, which involves maps and a numbering system to identify field locations ❍ The legal property descriptionHow to record spot treatmentsSpot treatments are especially useful in the control of noxious weeds. If you apply restricted-use pesticides on the same day in a total area of less than a tenth of an acre, you are required to record all of the following information:• Brand or product name, EPA registration number• Total amount applied• Location of treatment designated as spot application, followed by a description (for example, the location could be recorded as “spot application,” followed by “treated for noxious weeds on Field A, C and all pastures”)• Month, day and year of the applicationNote: Greenhouse and nursery treatments do not qualify as spot treatments.Revised byBrad Fresenburg, Coordinator of Pesticide ProgramsMelissa May, Missouri Department of AgricultureArhiv version -- S extension.missur.edump692 University of Missouri Extensionpage 2Access to the record informationOnly the following people have the right to access your restricted-use pesticide records:• USDA-authorized representatives who present identification• State-authorized representatives who present identification• Attending licensed health care professionals, or those acting under their direction, when treating individuals who may have been exposed to restricted-use pesticidesCommercial applicator requirementsAll commercial applicators will continue to maintain the records they currently keep under Missouri or federal regulations. The new federal pesticide record-keeping regulations require all commercial applicators, both agricultural and nonagricultural, to furnish a copy of the application record to the customer within 30 days of the restricted-use pesticide application.Civil penaltiesThe AMS administrator of USDA is responsible for the enforcement actions taken against violators of this standard.Any private applicator who violates any provision of the regulations will be subject to the following civil penalties:• A fine of not more than $750 for the first offense• A fine of not less than $1,100 for each subsequent offenseBenefits of pesticide record keepingMaintenance of pesticide application records helps farmers to:• Evaluate how well a chemical worked• Determine the amount of pesticide needed annually, avoiding the purchase and storage of excess product• Prevent carry-over injury and improve rotation decisions• Protect themselves from legal action if accused of improper pesticide use• Save money by determining the best pesticide management program, which is key to a successful integrated pest management (IPM) programAlso, USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) conducts surveys on pesticide use for agricultural production. The information gathered from these surveys is used to maintain a database on the use of pesticides by agriculture. Various public and private organizations use the data when making decisions about or studying such issues as the safety of the nation’s food supply, the quality of our water, and the impact of IPM.Record-keeping information for the EPA Worker Protection StandardThe Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Worker Protection Standard (WPS) is a federal regulation intended to reduce the risk of pesticide poisoning and injury among agricultural workers. Private applicators hiring pesticide handlers or workers must display application information to all employees in an accessible area of the workplace before a pesticide is applied. This display is not limited to restricted-use pesticides, but is required when the label of any pesticide being used  has an Agricultural Use Requirements section.Additional record-keeping information is also required to meet federal WPS regulations:• Time of day the application was made• Active ingredient• Restricted entry interval (REI)The previously mentioned MU Extension record-keeping form, MP693, provides space to record the necessary information for both RUP and WPS records. Restricted-use pesticides registered in MissouriThe brand or product name and EPA registration number for most restricted-use agricultural pesticides registered in Missouri are listed in the following table. If you use a restricted-use pesticide that is not listed, add the brand or product name and registration number to the table. This information is obtained from the pesticide label.This list of products was accurate as of the date of publication of this guide. For an updated list of registered RUPs, contact the Missouri Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Pesticide Control at 573-751-5504.Original authors: Fred Fishel and Joe Franckamp692 University of Missouri Extensionpage 3Table 1. Agricultural restricted-use pesticides for Missouri.Manufacturer / Brand or product name EPA registration no.Aceto Agricultural Chemicals Corp.Aceto Bifenthrin 2EC 2749-556Dicromax 8 Insecticide 5481-448-2749Altitude Crop InnovationsAlpine Endurx 89168-19-91395Alpine Insecticide 89168-19-91395Avenger Bold S3 Insecticide 89168-34-91395Avenger S3 89168-21-91395Blanco Herbicide 89167-24-91395Bridger ATZ Herbicide 89167-30-91395Bridger ATZ LA 89167-32-91395Creede Insecticide 89168-24-91395Firestone Insecticide 89168-16-91395Ravine Herbicide 831000-47-91395Vail ATZ Herbicide 89167-09-91395Voltage Endurx Insecticide 89168-20-91395AMVAC Chemical Corp.Ambush Insecticide 5481-549Aztec 2.1G 5481-9030Aztec 4.67 Granular Insecticide 5481-9028Bidrin 8 Insecticide 5481-448Bidrin XP II 5481-9024Counter 20G Systemic Lock ’N Load Insecticide 5481-562Counter 20G Systemic Smartbox 5481-562Dibrom 8 Emulsive Insecticide 5481-479Dibrom Concentrate 5481-480Discipline 2EC Insecticide 5481-517Force 3G Smartbox 100-1075-5481Force 10G HL Smartbox Insecticide 100-1615-5481Mocap 15G 5481-9040Mocap 15G Lock ’N Load 5481-9040Mocap EC Insecticide 5481-9041Smartchoice 5G Insecticide 5481-561Smartchoice 5G Lock n Load 5481-561Smartchoice HC High Concentration 5481-579Thimet 20-G Lock ’N Load 5481-530Thimet 20-G Smartbox Insecticide 5481-530Xpedient FC Incesticide 5481-517Xpedient Plus 5481-517Xpedient Plus V 5481-609BASF Corp.Fastac CS Insecticide 7969-364Fastac EC Insecticide 7969-298G-Max Lite Herbicide 7969-200Manufacturer / Brand or product name EPA registration no.Guardsman Max Herbicide 7969-192Manticor LFR Fungicide/Insecticide 279-3478-7969Regent 4SC Insecticide 7969-207Rezult G Herbicide 7969-88CheminovaBolton Insecticide 67760-112Declare Insecticide 67760-96Fyfanon Plus ULV Insecticide 67760-108Nufos 4E Insecticide 67760-28Proaxis Insecticide 67760-114Zoro Insecticide 67760-71Chemtura Corp.Comite II Insecticide 400-154Dimilin 2L 400-461Dimilin 25W Insecticide 400-465DoubleTake Insecticide 400-593Firestorm Herbicide 82557-1-400Dow AgroSciences LLCCobalt Insecticide 62719-575Cobalt Advanced 62719-615Fulltime NXT Herbicide 62719-668Graslan L Herbicide 62719-655Grazon P+D Herbicide 62719-182Hatchet Insecticide 62719-220Hiredhand P+D Herbicide 62719-182Inline Fungicide/Nematicide 62719-348Keystone Herbicide 62719-368Keystone LA 62719-479Keystone LA NXT 62719-670Keystone NXT 62719-671Lorsban Advanced Insecticide 62719-591Lorsban-4E 62719-220Outpost 22K Herbicide 62719-6Surmount Herbicide 62719-480Telone II Soil Fumigant 62719-32Tordon 22K Herbicide 62719-6Tordon 101 62719-5Tordon K 62719-17Drexel Chemical Co.Drexel Atra 5 Herbicide 19713-80Drexel Atrazine 4L Herbicide 19713-11Drexel Atrazine 90DF 19713-76Drexel Chlorpyrifos 4E-AG Insecticide 19713-520Drexel L-C Insecticide 19713-572mp692 University of Missouri Extensionpage 4Manufacturer / Brand or product name EPA registration no.Drexel Lambdafos Insecticide 19713-671Drexel Quik-Quat Herbicide 19713-617Drexel Trizar Herbicide 19713-686Drexel Trizmax Herbicide 19713-688Drexel Trizmet II Herbicide 19713-547Drexel Trizmet Lite Herbicide 19713-663DuPont De Nemours and Co.Asana XL Insecticide 352-515Breakfree ATZ Herbicide 352-724Breakfree ATZ Lite Herbicide 352-723Breakfree NXT ATZ Herbicide 62719-671-352Breakfree NXT ATZ Herbicide 352-893Breakfree NXT Lite Herbicide 62719-670-352Breakfree NXT Lite Herbicide 352-895Cinch ATZ Herbicide 352-624Cinch ATZ Lite Herbicide 352-623Lannate SP Insecticide 352-342Lannate LV 352-384Prequel Herbicide 352-779Vydate C-LV 352-532Vydate L Insecticide 352-372FMC Corp.Anthem ATZ Herbicide 279-3449Athena Insecticide 279-3356Brigade 2EC Insecticide 279-3313Brigade WSB Insecticide 279-3108Brigadier Insecticide 279-3332Capture 3rive 3D Insecticide 279-3467Capture LFR 279-3302Declare Insecticide 279-3571Ethos XB Insecticide/Fungicide 279-3473Hero EW Insecticide 279-3329Hero Insecticide 279-3315Mustang 1.5EW Insecticide 279-3126Mustang MAXX 279-3426Pounce 1.5G Insecticide 279-3426Proaxis Insecticide 279-3583Stallion Brand Insecticide 279-9545Steed Insecticide 279-3380Temitry LFR Insecticide/Fungicide 279-3478Gharda Chemical Ltd.Pilot 4E Chlorpyrifos Agricultural Insecticide 33658-26Gowan Co.Justice Insecticide 8033-116-10163MSR Spray Concentrate Insecticide 10163-220Manufacturer / Brand or product name EPA registration no.Supracide 2E Insecticide 10163-236Growmark Inc.Calvary 100-1112-534Calvary II Insecticide 100-1295-534Infantry 4L Herbicide 100-497-534Infantry 90DF 100 585-534Xcelerate ATZ 5.6LHerbicide 524-485-534Helena Chemical Co.Atrazine 4L 5905-470Defcon 2.1G Insecticide 5481-9030-5905Defcon 4.67G Granular Insecticide 5481-9028-5905Empower 2 Insecticide 5905-548Helena Atrazine 4F 100-497-5905Helena Atrazine 90DG 100-1097-5905Ruckus LFR Insecticide 279-3302-5905LG Life Sciences America Inc.Lambdastar 1CS Insecticide 71532-25-91026Lambdastar EC 71532-20-91026Lambdastar Plus 71532-29-91026Permastar AG Insecticide 71532-15-91026Loveland Products Inc.Atrazine 4L 34704-69Atrazine 90 WDG Herbicide 34704-622Consero Insecticide 34704-953Diazinon AG600 Insecticide 66222-103-34704Holster Insecticide 34704-875Match-Up Insecticide 34704-1086Permethrin Insecticide 34704-873Reaper 0.15 EC Insecticide 34704-923Reaper Advance 34704-923Reaper Clear Form 34704-1078Slider ATZ Herbicide 34704-1041Slider ATZ Lite 34704-1042Sniper Helias 34704-858Sniper Insecticide 34704-858Sniper LFR 34704-1089Swagger Insecticide 34704-1045Tombstone Helios Insecticide 34704-978Tombstone Insecticide 34704-912Unforgiven Insecticide 34704-1103WarHawk Clear Form 34704-1077Warhawk Insecticide 34704-857MacDermid Agricultural Solutions Inc.Dimilin 2L 400-461Dimilin 25W 400-465mp692 University of Missouri Extensionpage 5Manufacturer / Brand or product name EPA registration no.DoubleTake Insecticide 400-593Firestorm Herbicide 82557-1-400Makhteshim-Agan North America Inc.Atrazine 4L 66222-36Atrazine 90DF 66222-37Atrazine DF 66222-229Chlorpyrifos 4E AG Insecticide 66222-19Fanfare 2EC Insecticide 66222-99Fanfare EC 66222-261Fanfare ES 66222-236Parallel Plus Herbicide 66222-132Parazone 3SL Herbicide 66222-130Silencer Insecticide 66222-104Silencer VXN 66222-223Monsanto Co.Agrisolutions Confidence Xtra 5.6L Herbicide 524-485Agrisolutions Confidence Xtra Herbicide 524-480Bullet Herbicide 524-418Confidence Xtra 5.6L Herbicide 524-485Confidence Xtra Herbicide 524-480Degree Xtra Herbicide 524-511Harness 524-473Harness 5.6L 524-485Harness 20G 524-487Harness MAX 524-636Harness Xtra Herbicide 524-480Intrro Herbicide 524-314Lariat Herbicide 524-329Micro-Tech Herbicide 524-344Precept Insecticide 100-1075-524Sipcam Agro USA Inc.Atrazine 4L 35915-4-60063Atrazine 90DF 35915-3-60063Stalwart Xtra Herbicide 60063-23Stalwart Xtra Lite Herbicide 60063-48Source Dynamics LLCParaquat Concentrate Herbicide 82542-3Syngenta Crop Protection LLCAatrex 4L 100-497Aatrex Nine-O Herbicide 100-585Acceleron INT-210 Insecticide 100-1321Acuron Herbicide 100-1466Agri-Mek SC Insecticide 100-1351Avicta 500 FS Insecticide/Nematicide 100-1204Avicta Complete Beans 500 100-1457Manufacturer / Brand or product name EPA registration no.Avicta Complete Corn 250 100-1405Avicta Complete Corn 500 100-1300Avicta Duo Corn 100-1321Avicta Duo COT202 100-1538Avicta Duo Cotton 100-1321Ballista LFC Insecticide 100-1086Besiege Insecticide 100-1402Bicep II Magnum FC 100-817Bicep II Magnum Herbicide 100-817Bicep Lite II Magnum 100-827Callisto Xtra Herbicide 100-1359Cyclone SL 2.0 Herbicide 100-1431Endigo ZC Insecticide 100-1276Expert Herbicide 100-1161Force 3G Insecticide 100-1075Force CS Insecticide 100-1253Gramoxone SL 2.0 100-1431Gramoxone SL Herbicide 100-1217Karate Insecticide 100-1097Lamcap II 100-1295Lamcap Insecticide 100-1112Lexar EZ Herbicide 100-1414Lumax EZ Herbicide 100-1442Metal II ATX Herbicide 100-817Scimitar GC Insecticide 100-1088Warrior II 100-1295Tenkoz Inc.Annex LFR Insecticide 279-3302-55467Brawl II ATZ Herbicide 100-817-55467Govern 4E Insecticide 62719-220-55467Province II Insecticide 100-1295-55467Province Insecticide 100-1112-55467Tenkoz Atrazine 4L Herbicide 100-497-55467Tenkoz Atrazine 4L Herbicide 55467-13Tenkoz Atrazine 90DF Herbicide 100-585-55467Tenkoz Atrazine 90DF Herbicide 35915-3-55467Triangle Herbicide 66222-131-55467Volley ATZ Corn Herbicide 55467-7Volley ATZ Lite NXT 62719-670-55467Volley ATZ NXT 62719-671-55467United Suppliers Inc.Atrazine 4L 33270-10Atrazine 90DF 33270-9Sentry Atrazine 4L 33270-10Sentry Atrazine 90DF 33270-9page 6ALSO FROM MU EXTENSION PUBLICATIONSMP693 Restricted-Use Pesticide Record-Keeping Formextension.missouri.edu | 800-292-0969mp692 Revised 6/17/WebManufacturer / Brand or product name EPA registration no.Tremor ATZ NXT 33270-24Tremor Herbicide 33270-12Valent USA Corp.Asana XL Insecticide 59639-209Danitol 2.4 EC Insecticide 59639-35Van Diest Supply Co.Cornbelt Atrazine 4L Herbicide 11773-1Cornbelt Atrazine 90DF 11773-13WinField Solutions LLCAgrisolutions Tundra Supreme Insecticide 1381-243Arctic 3.2EC Insecticide 1381-187Atrazine 4L 1381-158Bifen 2 AG Gold Insecticide 83222-1Charger MAX ATZ Herbicide 1381-199Delta Gold Insecticide 264-1011-1381Grizzly Too Insecticide 100-1295-1381Grizzly Z Insecticide 1381-211Tundra EC Insecticide 1381-196Yuma 4E Insecticide 62719-220-1381OtherManufacturer / Brand or product name EPA registration no.

USDA pesticide record-keeping requirements for certified private applicators of federally restricted-use pesticides (2017)

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