New Zealand Gazette – 2006 – No. 75

Page 2389

✨ Pesticide Transfer Notice

30 JUNE 2006 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 75 2389

Current substance description # New substance description

Wettable powder containing 75 g/kg
dimethomorph and 667 g/kg mancozeb Granular or powder material containing
75 – 90 g/kg dimethomorph and
600 – 667 g/kg mancozeb

Soluble concentrate containing 500 g/litre
dicamba as the dimethylamine salt Soluble concentrate containing
480 – 500 g/litre dicamba as the
dimethylamine salt

Suspension concentrate containing
400 g/litre dodine Suspension concentrate containing 400 g/litre
dodine (Substance A)

Soluble concentrate containing 250 g/litre
fatty acids (potassium salts) Soluble concentrate containing
190 – 250 g/litre fatty acids (potassium salts)

Ready to use bait containing 90 g/kg ferric
EDTA Ready to use bait containing 60 – 90 g/kg
ferric EDTA

Wettable powder containing 800 g/kg
fosetyl-aluminium Wettable powder containing 775 – 800 g/kg
fosetyl-aluminium

Soluble concentrate containing 720 g/litre
MCPA as the dimethylamine salt Soluble concentrate containing
720 – 780 g/litre MCPA as the
dimethylamine salt

Soluble concentrate containing
360 – 450 g/litre glyphosate as the
isopropylamine salt (Substance C) Soluble concentrate containing
300 – 450 g/litre glyphosate as the
isopropylamine salt

Bait containing 16.5 g/kg hydramethylnon Bait containing 16.5 g/kg hydramethylnon
(Substance A)

Emulsifiable concentrate containing
825 g/litre mineral oil Emulsifiable concentrate containing
825 – 845 g/litre mineral oil

Wettable powder containing 400 g/kg
oxyfluorfen Solid powder containing 400 g/kg
oxyfluorfen

Emulsifiable concentrate containing
100 g/litre picloram as the amine salt and
300 g/litre triclopyr as the butoxyethyl ester Emulsifiable concentrate containing
100 – 170 g/litre picloram as the amine salt
and 300 – 420 g/litre triclopyr as the
butoxyethyl ester

Emulsifiable concentrate containing
12 g/litre pyrethrins Emulsifiable concentrate containing 6 g/litre
pyrethrins

Suspension concentrate containing
120 g/litre spinosad Suspension concentrate containing
120 – 270 g/litre spinosad

Suspension concentrate containing
720 – 800 g/litre sulphur Suspension concentrate containing
720 – 800 g/litre sulphur (Substance A)

Suspension concentrate containing
500 g/litre terbuthylazine (Substance A) Suspension concentrate containing
500 – 600 g/litre terbuthylazine

Suspension concentrate containing
500 g/litre terbuthylazine (Substance B) Suspension concentrate containing 500 g/litre
terbuthylazine

Water dispersible granule containing
900 g/kg terbuthylazine Water dispersible solid containing 900 g/kg
terbuthylazine

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