CHAPTER 11 - The Best Control 2

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There are several restrictions. Among these are:‣ The exempted pesticide product label must specifically identify all the exempted inert ingredients of theproduct and other the percent by weight of the exempted active ingredient must be listed.‣ No false or misleading statements about the exempted product can appear on the label.‣ The product can not claim either to “control or mitigate microorganisms that pose a threat to humanhealth, including, but not limited to, disease-transmitting bacteria or viruses, or claim to control insects orrodents carrying specific diseases, including, but not limited to, the ticks that carry Lyme disease.”(Poison can legally still make these unsubstantiated claims.)Exempted Pesticide Active and Inert Ingredients — On May 6, 1996 a number of least-toxic pesticide ingredientswere exempted from EPA registration. These pesticides have become Pestisafes ® . They include:Exempted Pesticide Active and Inert IngredientsAcetic Acid Corn starch Lemongrass oil Rice hullsAgar Corn syrup Lime Rosemary/rosemary oilAlfalfa Cotton Limestone RubberAlfalfa meal Cottonseed meal Linseed oil Rye flourAlmond hullsCottonseed oilAlmond shells Cracked oats Malic acid Safflower oilAlpha cellulose Cracled wheat Malt flavor SawdustApple pomace Meat meal Seaweed edibleAttapulgite clay Dextrin Meat scraps Sesame/sesame oilDextrose Medicated feed ShaleBeef fat Dolomite Mica SoapstoneBees wax Douglas fir bark Milk Sodium bicarbonateBeet powder Dried blood Millet seed Sodium chloride(common salt)Bentonite Mineral oil USP Sodium lauryl sulfateBone meal Edible fish meal Mint/mint oil SorbitolBran Edible fish oil Molasses Soy flourBread crumbs Eggs Montmorillonite clay Soy proteinEgg shellsSoybean hullsCalcareous shale Eugenol Nitroen Soybean mealCalcite Nutria Meat SucroseCalcium carbonate Flour Nylon Sugar beet mealCanary seed Fuller’s earth Sunflower seedsCane syrupOatmealCarbon dioxide Garlic/garlic oil Oats TallowCardboard Gelatin Olive oil Thyme/thyme oilCarrageenan Geraniol OnionsCarrots Geranium oil Orange pulp VanillinCaseinGlue (depolymerized Oyster shellsVermiculliteanimal collagen)Castor oil Glycerin Viitamin CCedar oil Granite Paper Vitamin ECheese Grape pomace Paprika390
Chlorphyll Graphite Parrafin wax Walnut flourCinnamon/cinnamon oiil Ground oats Peanut butter Walnut shellsCitric acid Guar gum Peanut oil WaterCitronella/citronella oil Gum arabic Peanut shells WheatCitrus meal Gum ttragacarth Peanuts Wheat germ oilCitrus pectin Gypsum Peat moss WheyCitrus pulp Pecan shell flour White pepperCloves/clove oilHydrogenated vegetable PectinWintergreen oiloilsCocoa Honey Peppermint/peppermintoilCocoa shells2-Phenethyl Propionate Xanthangum(2-phenylethyl propionate)Cocoa shell flour Invert sugar Polyethylene filmCod liver oil Invert syrup Polyethylene pellets YeastCoffee groundsPotassium sorbateCookies Kaolinite clay Potatoes Zinc metal strips (consistingsolely of zincmetal and impurities)CorkPumiceCorm Lactose Putrescent whole eggsolidsCorn cobsLanolinCorn flour Lard RaisinsCorn gluten meal Latex Red cedar chipaCorn oil Lauryl sulfate Red dog flourLecithinRiceIn the following pages you will find tables for the Active Ingredients Exempted Under 25(b) of the FederalInsecticide, Fungicide, & Rodenticide Act and Inert Ingredients Eligible for FIFRA 25(b) Pesticide Products,Last Updated December 20, 2010391
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Page 10 and 11: Baking Soda - Baking soda or sodium
Page 13 and 14: Bioderivatives - are substances whi
Page 15 and 16: Bird feeders - will attract more th
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Page 25 and 26: een used medically since at least t
Page 27 and 28: Collateral Damage - When you spray
Page 29 and 30: Cottonseed Meal - is a source of ni
Page 31 and 32: Desiccants - Hot air, dehumidifiers
Page 33 and 34: Dogs - have been trained to sniff o
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Page 37 and 38: controls pests and acts as a deodor
Page 39: contamination that no one can hones
Page 43 and 44: Film Capsule - The plastic capsule
Page 45 and 46: Repel roaches with bay leaves and e
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Page 49 and 50: slender sickle-shaped jaws. They ap
Page 51 and 52: epellent that contains only natural
Page 53 and 54: infusion of pignut leaves, rubbed o
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Page 65 and 66: Milk Thistle - is a proven detoxifi
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Page 71 and 72: Nothing - Doing nothing is a choice
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Sesamum indicum L. (S. orientale L.
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Xanthorrhoea hastilis R. Br. (Black
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Pomander - Repel moths and other in
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ight red and cover them with petrol
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a wide variety of antioxidants call
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Sawdust - Sawdust can be treated wi
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lit charcoal in the tunnels would a
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Active IngredientGeneric Name Trade
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Sour Milk - sprays will loosen scal
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Stay Calm - Take a deep breath amd
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to make the mix about the consisten
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pesticides have never controlled or
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Temperature - Increase or lower tem
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in colder climates. The most fragra
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and/or dehumidifiers, plumbing and
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odents, scorpions, etc. to your bai
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Oregano also contains four anti-ast
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like colds, and headaches and spend
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then estimated human population. Gi
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“The choice, after all, is ours t
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