Label & SDS
EPA Label: linkRegistration information
- U.S. EPA Registration number: 11746-22
- U.S. EPA Status: CANCELLED
Description
'Davis Kill-a-bug Xviii Sevin Dust-10%' is an insecticide and miticide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 11746-22. It was originally approved by EPA on 26 Nov 1985. Its registration got cancelled on 22 Jan 1991. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Carbaryl. It's approved for 40 sites including alfalfa, asparagus, beans, blueberries, broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, cantaloupes, carrots, and cauliflower. It is also approved for 71 pests and pest groups including but not limited to alfalfa caterpillar, apache cicada, armyworm, asparagus beetle, bean leaf beetle, bean leafroller, blister beetles, blueberry maggot, boll weevil, and bollworm.
Original registration date:
- 26 Nov 1985
Cancellation date:
- 22 Jan 1991
Alternative names:
- DAVIS KILL-A-BUG XVIII SEVIN DUST-10%Active
Registrant:
- LOUISIANA CHEMICAL USA, LLC
- Address:
10135 Mammoth Avenue
Baton Rouge, LA 70814
Active ingredients:
- Carbaryl 10%
- Other ingredients 90%
Signal word:
- Caution
Product type:
- Insecticide
- Miticide
Formulation:
- Dust
Registered target pests:
- Alfalfa caterpillar
- Apache cicada
- Armyworm
- Asparagus beetle
- Bean leaf beetle
- Bean leafroller
- Blister beetles
- Blueberry maggot
- Boll weevil
- Bollworm
- Cabbage caterpillars
- Cherry fruitworm
- Colorado potato beetle
- Corn earworm
- Corn rootworm beetles (adult)
- Cotton leafperforator
- Cotton leafworm
- Cranberry fireworms
- Cranberry fruitworm
- Cucumber beetles
- Cutworms
- European corn borer
- European fruit lecanium
- Fall armyworm
- Flea beetles
- Grape berry moth
- Grape leaffolder
- Grape leafhopper
- Grapeleaf skeletonizer
- Grasshoppers
- Green cloverworm
- Green june beetle (larvae)
- Harlequin bug
- Japanese beetle
- June beetles
- Lace bugs
- Leafhoppers
- Leafrollers
- Lygus bugs
- Melonworm
- Mexican bean beetle
- No pest
- Pickleworm
- Pink bollworm
- Plant bugs
- Redbanded leafroller
- Rose chafer
- Saltmarsh caterpillar
- Sap beetles
- Sixspotted leafhopper
- Soft brown scale
- Sorghum midge
- Spittlebugs
- Spotted cucumber beetle
- Squash bug
- Stink bugs
- Strawberry leafroller
- Strawberry weevil
- Striped blister beetle
- Striped cucumber beetle
- Tarnished plant bug
- Threecornered alfalfa hopper
- Thrips
- Tobacco budworm
- Tobacco flea beetle
- Tobacco hornworm
- Tomato fruitworm
- Tomato hornworm
- Velvetbean caterpillar
- Webworms
- Western bean cutworm
Registered target sites:
- Alfalfa (foliar treatment)
- Asparagus (foliar treatment)
- Asparagus (postharvest application to plants)
- Beans (foliar treatment)
- Blueberries (foliar treatment)
- Broccoli (foliar treatment)
- Brussels sprouts (foliar treatment)
- Cabbage (foliar treatment)
- Cantaloupes (foliar treatment)
- Carrots (foliar treatment)
- Cauliflower (foliar treatment)
- Citrus (nonbearing)
- Clover (foliar treatment)
- Corn (field) (foliar treatment)
- Corn (sweet) (foliar treatment)
- Cotton (foliar treatment)
- Cowpeas (foliar treatment)
- Cranberries (foliar treatment)
- Cucumbers (foliar treatment)
- Eggplant (foliar treatment)
- Grapes (foliar treatment)
- Grasses (forage) (foliar treatment)
- Kohlrabi (foliar treatment)
- Lettuce (foliar treatment)
- Okra (foliar treatment)
- Pastures (foliar treatment)
- Peanuts (foliar treatment)
- Peppers (foliar treatment)
- Potatoes (foliar treatment)
- Rice (foliar treatment)
- Sorghum (forage) (foliar treatment)
- Sorghum (grain) (foliar treatment)
- Soybeans (foliar treatment)
- Squash (summer) (foliar treatment)
- Strawberries (foliar treatment)
- Sugar beets (foliar treatment)
- Tobacco (field) (foliar treatment)
- Tobacco (plant bed) (foliar treatment)
- Tomatoes (foliar treatment)
- Watermelon (foliar treatment)
