PERMIT TO ALLOW THE EMERGENCY USE OF AGVET CHEMICAL PRODUCTS TO ALLOW THE FEEDING OF COTTON GIN TRASH TO LIVESTOCK PERMIT NUMBER PER87001
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1 PERMIT TO ALLOW THE EMERGENCY USE OF AGVET CHEMICAL PRODUCTS TO ALLOW THE FEEDING OF COTTON GIN TRASH TO LIVESTOCK PERMIT NUMBER PER87001 This permit is issued to the Permit Holder in response to an application granted by the APVMA under section 112 of the Agvet Codes of the jurisdictions set out below. This permit allows a person, as stipulated below, to use the product in the manner specified in this permit in the designated jurisdictions. This permit also allows any person to claim that the product can be used in the manner specified in this permit. THIS PERMIT IS IN FORCE FROM 19 OCTOBER 2018 TO 31 OCTOBER Permit Holder: COTTON AUSTRALIA LIMITED Suite 4.01, 247 Coward Street MASCOT NSW 2020 Persons who can use the product under this permit: All persons. PER87001 Permit Version 1 Page 1 of 7
2 CONDITIONS OF USE Directions for Use: Product Crop Situation Products listed in Attachment 1 Cotton Feeding of Cotton Gin Trash to livestock Withholding periods: Livestock that have been grazing on or fed cotton gin trash should be placed on clean feed for 60 days prior to slaughter. Jurisdiction: NSW and Qld only. Additional Conditions: The purpose of this permit is to omit users from the restraint prohibiting the feeding of livestock with cotton gin trash treated with the listed products. Feeding to livestock would be permitted, provided that clean feed is provided for a minimum of 60 days prior to slaughter. This Permit provides for the use of a product in a manner other than specified on the approved label of the product. Unless otherwise stated in this permit, the use of the product must be in accordance with instructions on its label. Persons who wish to prepare for use and/or use products for the purposes specified in this permit must read, or have read to them, the details and conditions of this permit. Issued by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority PER87001 Permit Version 1 Page 2 of 7
3 APPENDIX 1 PRODUCTS TO BE USED VANTAL UPGRDE MMITICDE/INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 18 g/l ABAMECTIN as the only active constituent. PRIMAL INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 200 g/l ACETAMIPRID as the only active constituent. INTRUDER INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 225 g/l ACETAMIDPRID as the only active constituent. SKOPE INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 218 g/l ACETAMIPRID and 32.5 g/l EMAMECTIN as the only active constituents. VERSYS INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 100 g/l AFIDOPYROPEN as the only active constituent. TALSTAR 100 EC INSECTICIDE/MITICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 100 g/l BIFENTHRIN as the only active constituent. VENOM 240 SC INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 240 g/l BIFENTHRIN as the only active constituent. TALSTAR 250 EC INSECTICIDE/MITICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 250 g/l BIFENTHRIN as the only active constituent. IMTRADE BIFENTHRIN ULTRA 300 EC INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 300 g/l BIFENTHRIN as the only active constituent. FACTOR WG HERBICIDE (APVMA No ) AND OTHER PRODUCTS REGISTERED FOR USE IN COTTON Containing: 250 g/l BUTROXYDIM as the only active constituent. BEAUTIM 500 WG HERBICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 500 g/l BUTROXYDIM as the only active constituent. ALTACOR INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 350 g/l CHLORANTRANILIPROLE as the only active constituent. VOLIAM FLEXI INSETICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 200 g/l CHLORANTRANILIPROLE and 200 g/l THIAMETHOXM as the only active constituent. PER87001 Permit Version 1 Page 3 of 7
4 INTREPID 360 SC INSECTICIDE-MITICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 360 g/l CHLORFENAPYR as the only active constituent. PROWLER 300 INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 300 g/l CHLORPYRIFOS as the only active constituent. LORSBAN 500 EC INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 500 g/l CHLORPYRIFOS as the only active constituent. PYRINEX SUPER INSECTICIDE/MITICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 400 g/l CHLORPYRIFOS and 20 g/l BIFENTHRIN as the only active constituents. DIPLOMAT INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 500 g/l CHLORPYRIFOS-METHYL as the only active constituent. SUMITOMO SHIELD SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 200 g/l CLOTHIANIDIN as the only active constituent. ARVESTA SELECT 120 HERBICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 120 g/l CLETHODIM as the only active constituent. SELECT HERBICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 240 g/l CLETHODIM as the only active ingredient. PLATINUM 360 HERBICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 360 g/l CLETHODIM as the only active ingredient. EXIREL INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 100 g/l CYANTANILIPROLE as the only active constituent. FARMOZ MITI-FOL EC MITICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 240 g/l DICOFOL as the only active constituent. PEGASUS MITICIDE/INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 500 g/l DIAFENTHIURON as the only active constituent. NUFARM DIMETHOATE SYSTEMIC INSECTCIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 400 g/kg DIMETHOATE as the only active constituent. STARKLE 200 SG INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 200 g/kg DINOTEFURN as the only active constituent. PER87001 Permit Version 1 Page 4 of 7
5 AFFIRM INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 17 g/l EMAMECTIN as the only active constituent. NUFARM COTTONQUIK COTTON HARVEST AID (APVMA No ) Containing: 275 g/l ETHEPHON as the only active constituent. PREP 720 GROWTH REGULATOR (APVMA No ) Containing: 720 g/l ETHEPHON as the only active constituent. PROMOTE PLUS 900 GROWTH REGULATOR (APVMA No ) Containing: 900 g/l ETHEPHON as the only active constituent. PARAMITE SELECTIVE MITICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 110 g/l ETOXAZOLE as the only active constituent. REGENT 200SC INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 200 g/l FIPRONIL as the only active constituent. REGENT 800WG INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 800 g/kg FIPRONIL as the only active constituent. VALOR 500 WG HERBICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 500 g/kg FLUMIOXAZIN as the only active constituent. TROJAN INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 150 g/l GAMMA-CYHALOTHRIN as the only active constituent. CHEMAG JUDGEMENT 130 HERBICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 130 g/l HALOXYFOP as the only active constituent. VERDICT 520 HERBICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 520 g/l HALOXYFOP as the only active constituent. IMTRADE LOXY 900 EC HERBICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 900 g/l HALOXYFOP as the only active constituent. CONFIDOR 200 SC INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 200 g/l IMIDACLOPRID as the only active constituent. PER87001 Permit Version 1 Page 5 of 7
6 NUFARM NUPRID 350SC INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 350 g/l IMIDACLOPRID as the only active constituent. GAUCHO 600 FLOWABLE SEED TRETMENT INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 600 g/l IMIDACLOPRID as the only active constituent. SENATOR 700WG INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 700 g/kg IMDACLOPRID as the only active constituent. AMPARO SEED TREATMEN INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing 350 g/l IMIDACLOPRID and 250 g/l THIODICARB as the only active constituents. STEWARD EC INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 150 g/l INDOXACARB as the only active constituent. AVERTO INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 200 g/l INDOXACARB as the only active constituent. REWARD COTTON GROWTH REGULANT (APVMA No ) Containing: 38 g/l MEPIQUAT as the only active constituent. LANNATE-L INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 225 g/l METHOMYL as the only active constituent. PIRIMOR WG APHICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 500 g/kg PIRIMICARB as the only active constituent. APHIDEX 800 INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 500 g/kg PIRIMICARB as the only active constituent. PROPAMITE MITICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 600 g/l PROPARGITE as the only active constituent. CHESS INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 500 g/kg PYMETROZINE as the only active constituent. PER87001 Permit Version 1 Page 6 of 7
7 PYXAL INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR (APVMA No ) Containing: 100 g/l PYRIPROXYFEN as the only active constituent. NUFARM BOUNCER 960S HERBICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 960 g/l S-METALOCHLOR as the only active ingredient. SERTIN 186 EC SELECTIVE POST-EMERGENCE HERBICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 186 g/l SETHOXYDIM as the only active constituent. LEAFEX DEFOLIANT (APVMA No ) Containing: 300 g/l SODIUM CHLORATE as the only active constituent. SUCCESS NEO INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 120 g/l SPINETORAM as the only active constituent. TRANSFORM INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 240 g/l SULFOXAFLOR as the only active constituent. EXPEDITE FULL INSECTICIDE (APVMA No ) Containing: 500 g/kg SULFOXAFLOR as the only active constituent. TERBYNE XTREME 875 WG HERBICIDE (AVMA No ) Containing: 875 g/l TERBUTHYLAZINE as the only active constituent. CRUISER 350 FS INSECTICIDE SEED TRETMENT (APVMA No ) Containing: 350 g/l THIAMETHOXAM as the only active constituent CRUISER 600 FS INSECTICIDE SEED TRETMENT (APVMA No ) Containing: 600 g/l THIAMETHOXAM as the only active constituent. TITAN THIDIAZURON 500 COTTON DEFOLIANT (APVMA No ) Containing: 500 g/l THIDIAZURON as the only active ingredient. TITAN THIDIAZURON + DIURON COTTON DEFOLIANT (APVMA No ) Containing: 120 g/l THIDIAZURON and 60 g/l DIURON as the only active constituents. DROPP ULTRAMAX COTTON DEFOLIANT (APVMA No ) Containing: 240 g/l THIDIAZURON and 120 g/l DIURON as the only active constituents. PER87001 Permit Version 1 Page 7 of 7
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