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Wednesday, February !0, 1971
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Bee o! Siimere teers Stores checked
on pesticides
Retail store outlets in Nevada
county are being checked by
county inspectors to make sure
they are complying with new
pesticide restrictions, County
Agricultural Commissioner
John W. Phillips said today:
All DDT and DDD products
with labels that recommend use
in home gardens and households are required to have been
removed from sale by Dec. 31,
1970.
In addition, use of the weed
killer 2, 4, 5-T around homes,
in lakes or ponds, on ditch
banks, in recreation areas and
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last Nov. 1.
"We are systematically visiting all retail outlets in Nevada
county to verify that these prohibited products are no longer
on the shelves," Phillips said.
"So far, we have had ex_cellent cooperation from store
operators, and compliance with
the new regulations has been
good." if the banned products
are found in a store, the opf erator is instructed to remove
them from sale and place them
in a storage area until arrangef ments have been made to return them to his supplier.
Failure of the store operators to comply will result in
placing the products under an
official quarantine order by the
state. Inspections in Nevada
county are part of a statewide
effort to prevent the use of DDT,
DDD and 2, 4,5-T in unlawful
ways, the commissioner said.
THESE LYMAN GILMORE boys took advantage of the pleasant,
sunny days to plant a large’ quantity of hybrid iris in areas
around their schooleThis is one of their special projects to .
help beautify the grounds correlated with classroom studies.
The students are (left to right) Robert Allen, David Toste,
WillisWalker and Darryl Crabb.
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