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Date: April 6, 2006
Category: Diseases
Subject: Cleary Announces Changes to 3336™ Label

Cleary Chemical Corporation has made the following changes on all formulations of 3336™ (Cavalier™).

1. Thiophanate-methyl can no longer be applied to turf by a homeowner unless it is a granular formulation.  PCO's can still make applications of all formulations of thiophanate-methyl to residential sites.

2. Use of this product on sod is no longer permitted.

3. All 8 oz use rates have been eliminated for all diseases because this rate exceeds the new maximum rate active ingredient (ai) per application.

4. 14 days is now the minimum retreatment interval for turf.  All 7 day retreatment intervals have been omitted.

Submitted by: Dr. Robert Wick

DISCLAIMER - As always, it is the responsibility of the applicator to verify the registration status of any pesticide BEFORE applying it. Different states have different regulations as well. The author and the University of Massachusetts are not liable for any consequences of any pesticide "recommendations". Mention of any trade name is not to be considered endorsement of a product.

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