Technical Exhibit 3 Environmental Considerstion Form 144R 20201014.pdf

FB Form 144-R (REC) 30 April 15

RECORD OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATION

REC

EMD Number: 2023701

Project#: N/A

Project Title: DPW/ED/CIB Grounds Maintenance Contract

Description of Proposed Action:

Maintain grass by mowing improved areas of GA and AL including fields, parade grounds, road ROW, LAAF, Ranges, drop zones, landing strips, etc. Project includes minor ground application of approved herbicides by State-certified Commercial Applicator to vegetation on fence-lines, gravel parking areas, asphalt roads and parking lots, curbs, walkways, expansion joints, and airfield lights. This project does not include aerial herbicide application. Contractor is also responsible for removal of large road-killed wildlife from their area of operation.

Project Location:

Amount, Description, Location of Disturbance/Digging:

Post Wide; Cantonment area fields and rights-of-way, drop zones, landing zones, and ranges.

None

Number/Types of Vehicles:

Number of Personnel:

Type of Ammunition:

Number/Types of Trees:

10 ZTR mowers, 8 tractor/bush-hogs, 2 bobcats, 8 P/U truck w/trailers Will be taken off road?

Yes

Types of Aviation:

Other Concerns:

Minor herbicide application by State-certified Commercial Applicators.

Size of Project Area: Acres

Duration of Action: Start:9/2/2020 Stop:9/2/2021

Proponent: Carmelo Cruz 706-545-1474

Unit, Section or Dept: DPW/ Engineering Division/ Construction Inspection Branch

Decision: Concur with conditions

This Action qualifies for a Categorical Exclusion G-1 of Appendix B, (32 CFR 651)

(G-1): Routine repair and maintenance of buildings, airfields, grounds, equipment, and other facilities. Examples include, but are not limited to: Removal and disposal of asbestos-containing material (for example, roof material and floor tile) or lead-based paint in accordance with applicable regulations; removal of dead, diseased, or damaged trees; and repair of roofs, doors, windows, or fixtures (REC required for removal and disposal of asbestos-containing material and lead-based paint or work on historic structures).

Mark Thornton (706-544-7079), 8/26/2020

Natural Resources - TES

Conditions:

No vehicles or ground disturbance shall occur within 50 feet of a gopher tortoise burrow. If a burrow is located and cannot be avoided, personnel should contact T&E Biologist Mark Thornton 706-544-7079 for assistance.

Jenna Snow (706-545-6380), 8/31/2020

Solid Waste/Recycling

Proper disposal of waste material and recycling is the responsibility of the contractor. Maintain good housekeeping and waste management practices. Use different containers for solid waste as well as for recyclable materials. All solid waste should be removed at the end and a waste characterization must be made prior to disposal to determine if it is a hazardous waste or not.

Please contact EMD at 706-545-5781 for further assistance

EMD Number:

2023701

Project#

N/A

Project Title:

DPW/ED/CIB Grounds Maintenance Contract

Ted Roever (706-545-2643), 8/28/2020

Water Quality Programs

The Contractor must ensure that no pesticides, pesticide residues, or pesticide wastes of any kind are allowed to enter the sanitary sewer system or storm sewer system, or be disposed of to the land. Vehicles or equipment contaminated with pesticide residues may not be washed or rinsed on Fort Benning. All disposal of pesticide wastes must be in accordance with Fort Benning policies, i.e., off the installation.

Ted Roever (706-545-2643), 8/28/2020

Pesticide

Application of herbicide or any other pesticide By the Contractor is to be conducted in accordance with the DoD Pest Management Program (DoDI 4150.07), the Fort Benning Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Plan, and State of Georgia/ Alabama regulations. DoDI 4150.07 requires that the technical language in DoD pesticide contracts be reviewed and approved by an Army Environmental Command (AEC) pest management consultant; a pre-approved Pesticide Requirements document is attached which is to be used as a technical SOW for the contract. Each time herbicide application is conducted under this contract, a pest management report is to be filled out IAW the attached Pesticide Requirements document; a separate entry is to be prepared for each date and/or location. IAW DoDI 4150.07 requirements, a copy of each report is to be provided to the Integrated Pest Management Coordinator (IPMC) as they are generated. The IPMC has reviewed the contractors GA Dept of AG Pesticide Contractor License and Commercial Applicator license in applicable category of certification. The contractor may select from the current list of approved pesticides (Pesticide Use List) or submit another product for approval. If pesticide operations are to be conducted on the AL portion of Fort Benning, the contractor must provide AL reciprocal company license and applicator certifications. Special Note: Pesticide/herbicide mixing and application must only be performed by a certified Commercial Applicator; technicians with no certification category may assist the Commercial Applicator but may NOT mix or apply pesticides on Fort Benning, regardless of supervisory oversight.

NPDES: Area-wide pesticide application on Fort Benning is covered under the Installations Alabama or Georgia Pesticide General Permit (PGP), on file with the IPMC, Rm 310, Bldg 6. The PGP does not require the applicator to determine whether or not U.S. Waters are affected by the project; rather, it establishes a threshold (GA – 8960 ac; AL – 6400 ac) below which the applicator may operate largely by following industry-accepted work practices. Historically, area-wide pesticide application on Fort Benning has not exceeded PGP thresholds; however, the IPMC must be able to track the Installations total treatment area acreage for PGP compliance purposes. Accordingly, upon completion of each episode of herbicide application under this REC, the contractor must immediately record treatment area acreage in the pest management report and forward the report to the IPMC. Any delay in recording treatment acreage may compromise PGP requirements to submit an NOI within 30 days of exceeding a threshold. Pesticide applicators must abide by the following site-specific control measures in order to minimize the discharge of pollutants to waters of the State resulting from pesticide application under this PGP: 1) use the lowest effective amount of pesticide product per application and optimum frequency of pesticide application to control the target pest, consistent with reducing the potential for development of pest resistance; 2) perform regular maintenance activities to reduce leaks, spills, or other unintended discharges of pesticides; 3) maintain pesticide application equipment in proper operating condition by adherence to manufacturer’s conditions and industry practices, and by calibrating, cleaning, and repairing such equipment on a regular basis to ensure effective pesticide application and pest control; and 4) Report adverse incidents/corrective actions to the IPMC by phone within 24 hrs. Non-venomous snakes are protected by State of Georgia regulations; project personnel shall avoid killing all snakes in order to prevent inadvertently killing non-venomous snakes.

Ted Williams (706-545-1489), 8/25/2020

HAZARDOUS WASTE

Any wastes generated must be evaluated for their hazardous characteristics, containerized and disposed of in accordance with all Federal (40 CFR 260-280), State (EPD 391-3-11) and Fort Benning Hazardous Waste Regulations

Sara Forrest (706 545 3604), 9/1/2020

CWA NPDES MS4

This project includes minor ground application of approved herbicides by State-certified Commercial Applicator to vegetation on fence-lines, gravel parking areas, asphalt roads and parking lots, curbs, walkways, expansion joints, and airfield lights. This project does not include aerial herbicide application. Follow Ft. Benning (NPDES/ CWA) and DOT Regulations regarding transportation of hazardous materials. Storage of hazardous material and waste must include secondary containment during to prevent spills and illicit discharges. A hazardous material inventory and SDS should be available at all times. Avoid direct applications to any body of water as per Manufacturer instructions.

In the event of an incident where water sources are impacted, notify this office ASAP. For proper disposal within the installation, coordinate with installation Hazardous Waste Manager. Chemical Site Preparation: Follow Manufacturer Label and SDS for proper application, storage, and disposal of chemicals - including applications that may affect a body of water. NOTE- Care should be taken prior to application to ensure that appropriate amount of time will lapse prior to future rain events. Do not spray ditches if water is present and follow all application instructions and manufactures guidance.

EMD Number:

2023701

Project#

N/A

Project Title:

DPW/ED/CIB Grounds Maintenance Contract

Signature____________________________

Signature____________________________

Reviewed By

Approved By

John E Brown

Kirk W. Ticknor, P.E.

NEPA Program Manager

Chief, Environmental Management Division

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PESTICIDE APPLICATION

CONTRACTORS ON FORT BENNING

Pest management and pest control operations are to be conducted in accordance with the DoD Pest Management Program [Department of Defense Instruction (DoDI)] 4150.07 and the Fort Benning Integrated Pest Management Plan (IPMP). Either document is available upon request from the Integrated Pest Management Coordinator (IPMC), but the general requirements of both are summarized below.

Contractor Qualifications. In accordance with DoDI 4150.07 requirements, the grounds maintenance contractor, or their pest control sub-contractor, must possess a Pesticide Contractor License in the categories of pest control service to be performed, issued by the Georgia Department of Agriculture, Pesticide Section, in order to apply pesticides on Fort Benning. If the contractor’s duties require pesticide application on the Alabama portion of the Installation, the contractor must possess an Alabama Custom Pesticide Applicator’s License issued by the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. The contractor must maintain current liability insurance for the operation of a pest control business, effective in the State where the pest control service is to be performed.

Personnel Qualifications. In accordance with DoDI 4150.07 requirements, pesticide (including herbicide) application may only be performed by a licensed Commercial Applicator who is certified by the Georgia Department of Agriculture, Pesticide Section, in the category of pest control being performed. If the contractor’s duties require pesticide application on the Alabama portion of the Installation, the contractor’s application personnel must be certified by the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries in the category of pest control being performed. If the contractor’s duties require pesticide application in or near aquatic habitats on the Installation, the contractor’s application personnel must be certified in the appropriate categories (Georgia - 26;

Alabama - AQ). Pest control personnel must maintain a copy of their certification in their possession at all times while conducting operations on Fort Benning property. Uncertified pest control technicians of the pest control contractor or those certified as ‘Private Applicators’ are not authorized to mix or apply pesticides on property administered by Fort Benning, regardless of supervisory oversight.

Communication. The contractor’s pesticide applicators must be able to speak, read, and write the English language in order to ensure that pesticide applications are performed in accordance with the pesticide product label directions.

Vehicles. The contractor must comply with all applicable requirements of the Fort Benning Motor Vehicle Regulation, MCoE Reg.190-5 (2011).

o Pest Control Vehicles. Vehicles used to transport pesticides must be identified in accordance with State law and equipped with a fire extinguisher and spill/decontamination kit. Spill/ decontamination kit will be equipped with materials sufficient to respond to any spill of pesticides being used or transported by the contractor.

Pesticide concentrates must be transported in a lockable exterior compartment of the vehicle. Pest control vehicles must not be left unattended at any time unless properly locked and secured. Vehicles used to transport pesticides must be maintained free of pesticide spillage or residues. Pest control vehicles must not be cleaned, rinsed, or washed on Fort Benning property.

Equipment. All equipment proposed for use on Fort Benning by the contractor is subject to inspection by a Pest Management Quality Assurance Evaluator (PMQAE) of the Directorate of Public Works (DPW), upon request. All equipment must perform to manufacturer's specifications and be properly calibrated. If the PMQAE rejects any equipment prior to or during the application period due to safety, improper function, or nonconformance with applicable laws and regulations, it is the contractor’s responsibility to provide a suitable equipment replacement or use an alternative method of application.

Pesticides. All pesticides used or transported on Fort Benning by the contractor must have current EPA- and State-registration. Pesticide concentrates must be in original form, without alteration or contamination, and delivered to the work site in securely closed containers as supplied by the manufacturer. Containers must be in good condition without leaks or corrosion, with tight fitting seals or covers, and with labels that are intact and legible. All pesticides must be used in accordance with label directions on the original container. The PMQAE may take samples of pesticide materials at any time for chemical analysis. The contractor must maintain a copy of the current MSDS for each pesticide contained in each contractor-operated vehicle.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). While operating on Fort Benning, the contractor must comply with all State and Federal regulations regarding the provisioning of pest control personnel with personal safety equipment.

Ultrasonic, Electromagnetic, and Electronic Pest Control Devices. The use of such devices for repelling or controlling pests is not authorized on Fort Benning.

Pest Management Report. In accordance with DoDI 4150.07, Installations are required to produce, maintain, and permanently archive daily records of all contracted pest management activities conducted anywhere on the Installation. Accordingly, the contractor must submit a pest management report to the IPMC in Environmental Programs Management Branch, Bldg 6, Rm 310, at the completion of daily activities. The report will be completed on a company ticket or DD Form 1532-1, be legible or typewritten, and contain the following information:

1. Date of treatment or service

2. Treatment site or building number

3. Target pest

4. Pesticide trade name; EPA Reg. No.; and active ingredient

5. Amount of pesticide concentrate used (qt., gal., oz., etc.)

6. Final concentration (or total volume of mixture applied)

7. Applicator’s name and certification number

8. The total area treated (square feet, acre, etc.)

9. Remarks or any conditions that may prevent control of pests

Integrated Pest Management (IPM). Army policies require the use of IPM techniques to accomplish pest control operations. IPM is a process for achieving long-term, environmentally sound pest suppression through the combined use of physical, mechanical, biological, cultural, and chemical practices, including the use of the least toxic, least persistent, target-specific pesticides, applied at the lowest concentration that will effectively control a target pest.

o Army policies prohibit the use of ‘preventive’ pesticide treatments to control pests.

Pesticide application will only be conducted in those locations where pest presence has been confirmed by surveillance.

Pesticide Approval. The contractor must only use EPA- and State-registered pesticide products that have been pre-approved for use on Fort Benning by an Army Environmental Command (AEC) Pest Management Consultant (PMC). The list of pre-approved pesticides is available from the IPMC. To obtain approval for use of a product not previously approved, the contractor must submit the EPA-approved pesticide product label, target pest, and application site to the IPMC through the contract representative. The IPMC will notify the contract representative when AEC PMC approval has been obtained for use of the product.

Disposal of Pesticide Wastes. The contractor must not dispose of any pesticide product, container, or waste on Fort Benning property.

Pesticide Safety. The contractor must use caution when applying pesticides in the vicinity of sensitive areas such as open bodies of water, people, and non-target organisms. No space treatments (fogging or ultra-low volume) or application of aerosol, dust, or liquid pesticides will be conducted in occupied areas. No exterior application of pesticides will be performed during adverse weather conditions. Prior to pesticide application, the contractor must ensure that the area to be treated is in suitable condition for the pesticide to be effective. If conditions exist that could adversely impact the effectiveness of a pesticide treatment, the contractor must delay any pesticide application until the conditions have been corrected and notify the contract representative of the situation.

Pesticide Mixing. Pesticide formulations must be mixed at the site of application; pesticide formulations in spray containers of 2 gallons or less may then be transported to other application sites on the Installation. Formulations in excess of 2 gallons must be mixed in such a manner that the entire tank can be applied at the site and the treatment remains within pesticide label specifications. No tank-mix of formulated pesticides in excess of 2 gallons is to be transported over Fort Benning roadways.

o Tank Filling. Filling of formulation tanks with potable water on Fort Benning may only be conducted from locations with DPW-approved back-flow prevention devices connected to water outlets. An air-gap must be maintained between the formulation tank and the fill hose at all times.

Pesticide Handling. During the preparation and application of pesticides, the contractor must abide by Federal and State regulations and industry-accepted procedures and guidelines including, but not limited to:

o Use safety equipment and keep spill kits readily available.

o Attend equipment while filling to prevent overflow or the uncontrolled release of hazardous material.

o Conduct on-Post filling operations only from locations with DPW-approved back-flow prevention devices connected to the water outlets.

o Inspect equipment (per manufacturer's specifications) and the work area during application to ensure proper and safe treatment.

o Remove empty pesticide containers and other pesticide waste off of Fort Benning property for disposal.

Clean Water Act Compliance (National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System - NPDES).

Area-wide pesticide application on Fort Benning will be conducted under the authority of, and in accordance with, Georgia Pesticide General Permit (PGP) No. GAG820000 (01 August 2016) and Alabama PGP No. ALG870000 (06 September 2016), as applicable; accordingly, the contractor’s pesticide applicators must abide by the following site-specific control measures in order to minimize the discharge of pollutants to waters of the State resulting from pesticide application under this PGP:

o Use the lowest effective amount of pesticide product per application and optimum frequency of pesticide application to control the target pest, consistent with reducing the potential for development of pest resistance.

o Perform regular maintenance activities to reduce leaks, spills, or other unintended discharges of pesticides.

o Immediately report any adverse incidents and corrective actions to the IPMC through the contract representative.

o Maintain pesticide application equipment in proper operating condition by adherence to manufacturer’s conditions and industry practices, and by calibrating, cleaning, and repairing such equipment on a regular basis to ensure effective pesticide application and pest control.

Environmental Concerns. The contractor must only apply pesticides in a manner that prevents toxic exposure of personnel and non-target wildlife and plants (including on Fort Benning properties and on lands adjacent to Fort Benning properties) and any other non-target components of the environment. The contractor must not apply pesticides outdoors during excessive winds (5 MPH or greater), moderate to heavy rain, while runoff is occurring, or when conditions could result in runoff. The contractor must not apply pesticides within 50 feet of any well that provides potable water. The contractor must not apply pesticides to any wetland, aquatic area, or drainage unless the pesticide is labeled for such use. The contractor will be responsible for any additional restrictions directed by a pesticide label, State regulations, or the PMQAE.

o Contamination. Particular care must be taken to ensure that food, water, or other substances subject to ingestion are not contaminated by pesticides.

o Threatened & Endangered Species. All contractor pest control operations and pesticide application must be performed in accordance with the provisions of the Fort Benning Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan and related Federal and State compliance agreements. Coordination with DPW Conservation Branch is required for any pest control activities with the potential to impact protected plant and/or animal species. The contract representative will be notified of any potential adverse impacts to threatened and endangered species in the Record of Environmental Consideration (REC) that results from the Request for Environmental Analysis (Form FB 144-R) review performed by DPW Environmental Management Division (EMD) prior to contract implementation.

o Wildlife Pests. The control of wildlife (vertebrate) pests in the State of Georgia requires a current Nuisance Wildlife Control Permit and a Trapping License issued by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. The use of chemicals or poisons to control wildlife is prohibited. If control of wildlife pests in the Alabama portion of the Installation is necessary, contact the Conservation Branch of Environmental Management Division for guidance.

o Cultural, Historical, and Archeological Resources. Particular care must be taken to ensure that sites managed under Fort Benning’s Cultural Resources Management Program are not negatively affected by pest management operations. The contract representative will be notified of any potential adverse impacts to cultural, historic, or archeological sites in the REC that results from the Form FB 144-R review performed by EMD prior to contract implementation.

o Pesticide Spills. All pesticide spills must be contained and cleaned up in accordance with the Installation Spill Contingency Plan (ISCP) and reported to the appropriate offices as required by the ISCP. Containment and disposal of waste material from major pesticide spills will be conducted by the Installation, at contractor expense. The contract representative will be notified of spill protocol in the REC that results from the Form FB 144-R review performed by EMD prior to contract implementation.

o Child-Occupied Facilities. In accordance with AR 608-10 (Child Development Services) weed control in children’s play areas will not include the use of herbicides. Other pesticide application in the vicinity of playgrounds or other child-occupied facilities must only be performed when children, parents, and staff are not utilizing the facility. The

State of Georgia requires the posting of signs when pesticides are applied to or in the vicinity of child-occupied facilities. The contractor will determine the ‘safe re-entry time’ following pesticide applications at these child-occupied facilities, in accordance with the manufacturer’s label and/or State regulatory agency guidelines, and notify the appropriate authority when re-entry into a treated area is allowed.

o Environmental Review. In accordance with 32 CFR Part 651, the implementation of a pest control contract is a proposed action that requires environmental impact analysis under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The contract representative must submit Form FB 144-R to EMD prior to initiating contract activities; subject-matter experts will review the contract for potential environmental impacts and provide guidance to avoid impacts in the form of a signed REC that is returned to the contract representative. Contractor pest control personnel should retain a copy of the REC in their possession while conducting pest control operations on Fort Benning property in order to have access to REC guidance.

Applicable Documents: Directives applicable to contractor pest control operations are listed below. Electronic copies of these directives are available on the world-wide web or can be provided to a contractor upon request.

Number Title Date

AR 200-1 Environmental Protection and 13 Dec 07

Enhancement

DoDI 4150.07 DoD Pest Management Program 26 Dec 19

MCoE Reg. 190-5 Ft. Benning Motor Vehicle Regulation 09 Mar 11

THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR GUIDANCE PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT TO BE

INTERPRETED AS A MODIFICATION TO EXISTING LAWS AND REGULATIONS

Full Pesticide Trade Name from Label EPA Registration No. Active Ingredients

Princep Liquid 100-526 Simazine

Barricade 65 WG 100-834 Prodiamine

Podium 100-937 Trinexapac-ethyl

Weatherblok XT 100-1055 Brodifacoum

Demand CS 100-1066 Lamba-cyhalothrin

Fusilade II 100-1084 Fluazifop-P-butyl

Barricade 4FL 100-1139 Prodiamine

Advion Fire Ant Bait 100-1481 Indoxacarb

Advion Cockroach Bait Gel 100-1484 Indoxacarb

Advion Cockroach Bait Arena 100-1486 Indoxacarb

Advion Ant Gel 100-1498 Indoxacarb

Spectro 90 WDG 1001-72 Chlorothalonil, Thiophanate-methyl

Protect DF 1001-77 Mancozeb

Anuew 1001-91 Prohexadione calcium

Demise Dust 10088-93-68562 Piperonyl butoxide, Pyrethrins, Silicon dioxide

Pyrocide 300 1021-1177 Pyrethrins, Piperonyl Butoxide, MGK-264

Nyguard IGR 1021-1603 Pyriproxyfen

Vendetta 1021-1828 Abamectin

Bedlam Plus 1021-2569 MGK 264, Cyclopropanecarboxylate, Imidacloprid

Onslaught FAST CAP 1021-2574 Esfenvalerate

Vendetta PLUS Cockroach Gel 1021-2593 Abamectin, Pyriproxyfen

Vendetta Plus 1021-2976 Abamectin, Pyriproxyfen

Lesco 3-Way 10404-43 Dicamba, 2,4-D, MCPP-p

Speer Insecticide* 11715-58 (2724-527) d-trans-Allethrin, Resmethrin

Contrac All-Weather Blox 12455-79 Bromodiolone

Final All-Weather Blox 12455-89 Brodifacoum

FASTRAC All-Weather Blox 12455-95 Bromethalin

Final Soft Bait 12455-139 Brodifacoum

MSMA 6 Plus 19713-42 MSMA

Simazine 4L 19713-60 Simazine

Trimec Southern 2217-655 Dicamba, 2,4-D, MCPP-p

Vessel 3-Way 2217-656-72112 Dicamba, 2,4-D, MCPP-p

Bensumec 4 LF 2217-696 Bensulide

SureZone Turf Herbicide 2217-823-86064 Sulfentrazone, 2,4-D, MCPPA, Dicamba

Installation Name: Fort Benning, Georgia and Alabama

IPMC Name/Email: Ted Roever/ theodor.w.roever.civ@mail.mil

FY20 PESTICIDE USE LIST AS OF 24-SEP-19

PMC Reviewer: William B. Miller, Ph.D., william.b.miller54.civ@mail.mil; 210-466-1729/1599, DSN 450-11729/1599

Tri-Power 228-262 Dimethylamine

Razor Pro 228-366 Glyphosate

Manor 228-373 Metsulfuron-methyl

Vanquish 228-397 Dicamba, DGA Salt

Agrisel 3-Way Max T&O 228-409-72159 Dicamba, 2,4-D, MCPP-p

Change Up 228-445 Dimethylamine Salt of 2-Methyl-4-Chlorphenoxyacetic

Acid/Fluroxypur/Dicamba

Tahoe 3A 228-520 Triclopyr

Polaris AC 228-570 Imazapyr

Prosedge 228-711 Halosulfuron-methyl

Arsenal Applicators Concentrate 241-299 Imazapyr

Arsenal 241-346 Imazapyr

Phantom 241-392 Chlorfenapyr

Pendulum 241-416 Pendimethalin

Prowl H2O 241-418 Pendimethalin

Beyond 241-441 Ammonium salt of Imazamox

Gentrol IGR 2724-351 (7S)-Hydropene

Altosid XR-G 2724-451 (S)-Methoprene

Gentrol Aerosol 2724-484 (7S)-Hydropene

Precor 2000 Plus 2724-490 S-Methoprene, Permethrin, Phenothrin, MGK 264, Piperonyl butoxide

Dragnet SFR 279-3062 Permethrin

Talstar PL 279-3168 Bifenthrin

Talstar P 279-3206 Bifenthrin

Lesco Cross Check Plus 279-3206-10404 Bifenthrin

Dismiss 279-3295 Sulfentrazone

Dismiss NXT 279-3383 Carfentrazone-ethyl, Sulfentrazone

Talstar Xtra 279-9552 Bifenthrin, Zeta-Cypermethrin

Clean Amine 34704-120 2,4-D Acid

Mad Dog Plus 34704-890 Glyphosate

Makaze 34704-890 Glyphosate

Acephate 90 WDG 34704-1051 Acephate

TranXit 352-643 Rimsulfuron

DuPont Cimmaron Plus 352-670 Metsulfuron-methyl, Chlorsulfuron

Foremost 5055 ES Knockout 3862-92-1203 Bromacil, 2,4-D

Weed Out 3862-92-82439 Bromacil, 2,4-D

Steri-Fab 397-13 Isopropanol, D-D Ammonium Chloride, D-phenothrin, Terrazole 35WP 400-416 Etridiazole

Zep Wasp & Hornet Killer 40849-77-1270 Piperonyl butoxide, Permethrin, Tetramethrin

Target 6.6 42519--1 MSMA

GlyStar Plus 42750-61 Glyphosate

Endow 42750-261 Azoxystrobin

Suspend SC 432-763 Deltamethrin

DeltaDust 432-772 Deltamethrin

Drione Dust 432-992 Piperonyl butoxide, Pyrethrins, Silica

Top Choice 432-1217 Fipronil

Finale 432-1229 Glufosinate-ammmonium

Illoxan 3 EC 432-1231 Diclofop-methyl

Maxforce Complete 432-1255 Hydramethylnon

MaxForce FC Pro 432-1256 Fipronil

MaxForce FC Ant Gel 432-1264 Fipronil

Revolver 432-1266 Foramsulfuron

Nemacur 432-1291 Fenamiphos

Premise Pre-Construction Insecticide 432-1331 Imidacloprid

Temprid SC 432-1483 Imidacloprid, Cyclopropanecarboxylate

Maxforce Quantum Ant Bait 432-1506 Imidacloprid

Celsius WG 432-1507 Dicamba, Iodosulfuron-methyl-sodium, Thiencarbazone-methyl

Suspend Polyzone 432-1514 Deltamethrin

Esplanade 200 SC 432-1516 Indaziflam

Specticle FLO 432-1518 Indaziflam

Tribute Total 432-1519 Thiencarbozone-methyl, Foramsulfuron, Halosulfuron-methyl

Termprid FX 432-1544 Imidacloprid, Cyclopropanecarboxylate

Method 240 SL 432-1565 Aminocyclopyrachlor

Pastora 432-1567 Nicosulfuron/Metsulfuron-methyl

Velpar L VU 432-1573 Hexazinone

Glyfos-Xtra 4787-23 Glyphosate

ConSyst WDG 48234-7 Chlorothalonil, Thiophanate-methyl

Ronstar Plus I 48234-14 Oxadiazon

RegalStar II 48234-15 Oxydiazanon/Prodiamine

Prescription Treatment 565 Plus XLO 499-290 Pyrethrin, Piperonyl butoxide, MGK 264

Advance Carpenter Ant Bait 499-370 Abamectin

Tri-Die 499-385 Pyrethrins, Piperonyl Butoxide, Amorphous Silica

Tri-Die Bulk 499-429 Pyrethrins, Piperonyl Butoxide, Amorphous Silica

Prescription Treatment ULD BP-300 499-450 Pyrethrin, Piperonyl butoxide, MGK 264

388B Advance Ant Gel 499-492 Borax

Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait 499-507 Dinotefuran

PT Phantom II 499-548 Chlorfenapyr

Wasp Freeze II 499-550 Prallethrin

Alpine WSG 499-561 Dinotefuran

Roundup Custom 524-343 Glyphosate-N-ISA

Bullzeye 524-454-534 Glyphosate

Manage 524-465 Halosulfuron-methyl

Outrider 524-500 Sulfosulfuron

Ranger PRO 524-517 Glyphosate

Roundup Pro 524-529 Glyphosate

Roundup QuikPro 524-535 Glyphosate, Diquat dibromide

Lesco Prosecutor 524-536-10404 Glyphosate

Eraser 53883-59 Glyphosate

Eraser A/P 53883-266 Glyphosate

Taurus SC 53883-279 Fipronil

Negate 37WG 53883-307 Metsulfruon methyl/Rimsulfuron

Armor Tech CLT XL 53883-310-86064 Chlorothalonil

Fuse 53883-328 Imidacloprid, Fipronil

Tekko Pro IGR 53883-335 Novaluron

Oxadiazon SC 53883-365 Bifenthrin

Armor Tech IP 238 53883-375-86064 Iprodione

Qual Pro 3D 53883-378 2,4-D, MCPP, Dicamba

Qual Pro Prodiamine 4L Label 53883-379 Prodiamine

Florel GR 54705-8 Ethephon

Wisdom TC Flowable 5481-520 Bifenthrin

Wisdom Lawn Granular 5481-521 Bifenthrin

Orthene PCO Pellets (AMVAC) 5481-8973 Acephate

Snake-A-Way 58630-1 Napthalene, Sulfur

Trycera 5905-580 Tryclopyr

Orthene PCO Pellets (Valent) 59639-31 Acephate

Velocity SP 59639-130 Bispyribac-sodium

Endow 2SC 60063-59 Azoxystrobin

ShockWave Disinfectant 61178-1-73884 Alkyl dimethyl benzyl/ethylbenzyl ammonium chloride

Total Solutions D'Bug 61887-1-68562 d-Limonene

Confront 62719-92 Triclopyr, Clopyralid

CrossBow L 62719-260-34704 2,4-D; Triclopyr

Rodeo 62719-324 Glyphosate

Mancozeb DG 62719-402-10404 Mancozeb

Dimension Ultra 40 WP 62719-445 Dithiopyr

Milestone 62719-519 Aminopyralid

Dimension 2 EW 62719-542 Dithiopyr

Garlon XRT 62719-553 Triclopyr

Accord XRT II 62719-556 Glyphosate

Kerb SC T&O 62719-578 Pronamide

Opensight 62719-597 Aminopyralid/Metsulfuron-methyl

GrazonNext HL 62719--628 Aminopyralid, 2,4-D

Cleantraxx 62719-702 Penoxsulam; Oxyfluorfen

RegalKade 65 WDG 66222-89-48234 Prodiamine

Armor Tech TEB 360 XL 66222-117-86064 Tebuconazole

Panoramic 2SL 66222-141-81927 Ammonium salt of Imazapic

Quali-Pro MSM Turf 66222-146 MSM

Armor Tech CLT 720 66222-154 Chlorothalonil

Oxadiazon SC 66222-188 Oxadiazon

Bifenthrin Golf & Nursery 7.9F 66222-192 Bifenthrin

Solace Turf Growth Control 66222-212-48234 Trinexapac-ethyl

Qual Pro Prodiamine 4L Label 66222-230 Prodiamine

Xonerate Herbicide 66330-46 Amicarbazone

Pool Time 67262-17 Trichloroisocyanuric acid

EcoPCO ACU 67425-14-655 2-Phenethyl Propionate

Affirm WDG 68173-3-1001 Polyoxin D zinc salt

Tengard SFR-One Shot 70506-6 Permethrin

Up-Star Gold 70506-24 Bifenthrin

Manzate Pro-Stick 70506-234 Mancozeb

Weedar 64 71368-1 Dimethylamine 2, 4-D

Segway SC 71512-13-2217 Cyazofamid

First Strike 7173-258 Difethialone

Intice Bait 73079-2 Boric Acid

CimeXa 73079-12 Amorphous silica gel

Amdro Fire Ant Bait 73342-1 Hydramethylnon

Masterline Bifenthrin 7.9 73748-7 Bifenthrin

Basagran T&O 7969-45 Bentazon

Termidor SC 7969-210 Fipronil

Insignia SC 7969-290 Pyraclostrobin

Transport Mikron 8033-109-279 Acetamiprid, Bifenthrin

SedgeHammer 81880-24-10163 Halosulfuron-methyl

Alligare MSM 60 81927-7 Metsulfuron-methyl

Alligare Glyphosate 5.4 81927-8 Glyphosate

Alligare Imazapyr 2 SL 81927-23 Imazapyr

Alligare Imazapyr 4 SL 81927-24 Imazapyr

Mojave 70 EG 81927-25 Imazapyr, Diuron

Armor Tech Kade 65 WDG 81927-36-86064 Prodiamine

AmTide MSM 60 DF 83851-3 Metsulfuron-methyl

FarmWorks Grass & Weed Killer 84009-12 Glyphosate

Armor Tech PGR 113 MC 86064-3 Trinexapac-ethyl

ArmorTech Threesome 86064-5 2, 4-D; Mecoprop-p; Dicamba

Pronamide 3.3SC 87290-22 Pronamide

PoaCure 89633-4 Methiozolin

Anderson's Goosegrass/ Crabgrass Control 9198-176 Bensulide, Oxadiazon

CB 80 Extra 9444-175 Piperonyl butoxide, Pyrethrins

* Canceled registration - use existing stock but do not replace