Manufacturer: Rhone - Poulenc
1. Formulations:
Liquid Suspensions; XLR-Plus; 480 g/L; 10 L jug.
Wettable Powder; 50W; 50%; 2 kg bag.
Sprayable Powder; 80S; 80%; 4.5 kg bag.
2. Registered Mixes: Most formulations are compatible
with a
wide range of pesticides. Do NOT apply mixes if they are
physically incompatible (e.g. curdle or precipitate).
Liquid formulations are not compatible with diesel fuel,
kerosene, fuel oil, aromatic solvents, or any Stampede
formulation. All formulations are unstable when mixed
with alkaline materials such as Bordeaux mixture,
lime-sulphur and casein-lime spreaders.
Mixing instructions: Prepare only the required amount
of
spray on the day of application. Do not store spray
mixtures overnight. Agitate, stir, or recirculate all
carbaryl sprays prior to use.
3. Crops:
4. Insects Controlled:
5. When Used: Apply when necessary to prevent economic
damage.
Do not apply when crops are in bloom.
6. How to Apply:
With: Aircraft or ground equipment. Clean lines and tank
after spraying.
Rate: Lower rate on immature insects, light
infestations, or sparse foliage. Higher rate for adult
insects, severe infestations, or dense foliage.
Rates for Sevin XLR-Plus: Crop Insect Sevin XLR-Plus L/ac Canola (seedlings Flea beetles 0.2 only, up to 4 Grasshoppers: nymph 0.5-1.0 weeks after emergence) adult 1.0-1.4 Barley,oats,rye,wheat Grasshoppers: nymph 0.5-1.0 adult 1.0-1.4 Alfalfa, clover Blister beetle 1.0-1.6 Alfalfa caterpillar, armyworm, webworm. 1.0-2.1 Blister beetle, flea beetles, leafhoppers. 1.0-1.6 Corn (field, sweet) Corn earworm, European corn borer, fall armyworm. 1.0-1.6 Climbing cutworm 2.1 Grasshoppers: nymph 0.5-1.0 adult 1.0-1.4 Potato Colorado potato beetle 0.5 leafhoppers 0.5 Potato flea beetle 0.5 Forage grasses, Grasshoppers (nymphs pastures, rangeland, or sparse vegetation) 0.5-1.0 non-crop areas. Grasshoppers (adults or dense vegetation) 1.0-1.4 Rate for Sevin 50W Crop Insect Sevin 50W kg/ac Barley,oats,rye,wheat Grasshoppers: nymph 0.45-0.9 Alfalfa, clover Blister beetle 0.9-1.3 Alfalfa caterpillar, armyworm, webworm. 0.9-1.8 Alfalfa weevil larvae 1.3 Climbing cutworm 0.9-1.8 Blister beetle, flea beetles, leafhoppers. 0.9-1.3 Corn (field, sweet) Corn earworm, European corn borer, fall armyworm. 0.9-1.3 Climbing cutworm 42.5 g/100 m row Potato Colorado potato beetle 0.45 Leafhoppers 0.9 Potato flea beetle 0.9 Rate for Sevin 80S Crop Insect Sevin 80S kg/ac Canola (seedlings Flea beetles 0.3 only, up to 4 weeks after emergence) Barley,oats,rye,wheat Grasshoppers: nymph 0.3-0.6 Alfalfa, clover Blister beetle 0.6-0.7 Alfalfa caterpillar, armyworm, webworm. 0.7-0.9 Alfalfa weevil larvae 0.9 Climbing cutworm 0.6-1.2 Blister beetle, flea beetles, leafhoppers. 0.6-0.7 Corn (field, sweet) Corn earworm, European corn borer, fall armyworm. 0.6-0.9 Climbing cutworm 1.2 Potato Leafhoppers 0.6 Potato flea beetle 0.3-0.6
Water volume: Aircraft: 4 L/ac minimum. Ground: 12
L/ac minimum.
XLR-PIus: Dilutions greater than 1:39 will reduce washoff
resistance.
50W: Aircraft: 4-14 L/ac; Ground: 11-14 L/ac. Climbing
cutworms: Corn - 89-142 L/ac; Forages, cereals: 229 L/ac
minimum; Potato: 91-111 L/ac.
80S: Corn, potatoes: use sufficient water to obtain full
coverage; Climbing cutworms: 89-111 L/ac. Forages, cereals:
22-178 L/ac; Climbing cutworms: 223 L/ac minimum.
All crops: Use sufficient water to obtain thorough and
uniform coverage of spray depending on equipment, severity of
infestation and stage of crop growth.
Low volume air applications: Hot, dry conditions may cause
excessive evaporation of droplets. A higher spray volume per
acre may be required under hot, dry conditions and when crop
canopies are particularly dense.
Nozzles: Low volume applications:
Wettable powder: 50-mesh or coarser screens in entire system;
cone type nozzles, No. 3 or larger.
XLR-PIus: 50-mesh, in-line strainers and 25-mesh, slotted
strainers behind the nozzle; cone type nozzles, sizes D6-45 or
D8-45.
Note: Flat fan nozzles may be used but care should be taken
as excessive droplet breakup and resulting production of fine
droplets may occur. Flat fan nozzles are also prone to
plugging under hot, dry conditions.
7. Application Tips: Timing and good coverage are
essential for effective control. Calibrate spray
equipment to deliver the required volume. Agitate,
stir or recirculate all carbaryl formulations prior to
use.
Corn: Treat entire plant for larvae in whorls or
on foliage. Spray in a 25-30 cm band over the row for
climbing cutworms. Apply at 24 day intervals, if
necessary, for insects attacking silks and ears; start
when first silks appear and continue until silks begin
to dry (3 or more applications may be needed).
Alfalfa weevil: If pre-treatment damage is extensive,
cut and make application to stubble.
8. How it Works: A carbamate insecticide which works
by
contact and ingestion. Moderate to rapid in speed of
action with short to moderate residual effectiveness
(2 days to 4 weeks) depending on crop/pest complex,
formulation and climatic conditions.
Expected results: Some immediate control is expected
but the
majority of control occurs 24-48 hours after application.
Effects of rainfall: Do not apply just before rain.
XLR-Plus: Maximum resistance to wash off is obtained in the
range of 1:1-1:39 (XLR-Plus:Water) dilution.
50W/80S: Do not apply to wet foliage or when rain or high
humidity is expected within 2 days.
Movement In soil: None.
9. Grazing, Cropping and Other Restrictions: Pre-harvest
or
pre-grazing interval(days): Barley, oats, rye, wheat (14);
corn (1); potatoes (7). Alfalfa, clovers, forage grasses,
pasture, rangeland, non-crop areas (0).
Remove cattle from area to be sprayed. Cattle may graze
immediately after application. Treated forage and feed crops
may be fed to dairy animals and animals for slaughter
provided sprays are applied as directed.
10. Toxicity: Moderate acute mammalian toxicity. Acute
oral LD50 rats (mg/kg) = (540). Although carbaryl is toxic to
honey bees, Sevin XLR and XLR-Plus have a reduced honey bee
hazard warning; do not apply directly to foraging bees.
11. Precautions, First Aid: Can be absorbed through
the
skin. Ensure the residue on the plants is dry before foraging
commences. Protect yourself by reducing skin and eye
exposure. Wear coveralls, brimmed hard hat, goggles,
respirator, unlined nitrile or neoprene gloves, and neoprene
overboots or rubber boots. In addition wear a waterproof
apron when handling the pesticide concentrate. Follow
directions for Cleaning of Clothes and Equipment before
reuse. If in eyes or skin use standard first aid measures.
If swallowed seek medical attention.
Symptoms of poisoning Salivation, tearing, urination,
defication, pinpoint pupils, muscle spasms, general muscular
weakness, nausea, prostration, convulsions.
First aid: If in eyes or on skin use standard first
aid
measures. If swallowed seek medical attention.
For physician: Carbaryl insecticide is a moderate,
reversible, cholinesterase inhibitor. Atropine is antidotal.
Do not use 2-PAM opiates, or cholinesterase inhibiting drugs.
12. Storage: Do not store where temperature frequently
exceeds
38 degrees C. All formulations will withstand freezing.