BILLY ZINC PHOSPHIDE MOUSE BAIT

Country: Australia

Language: English

Source: APVMA (Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority)

Active ingredient:

ZINC PHOSPHIDE

Available from:

UPL AUSTRALIA PTY LTD

INN (International Name):

zinc phosphide(25g/kg)

Pharmaceutical form:

BAIT

Composition:

ZINC PHOSPHIDE UNGROUPED Active 25.0 g/kg

Units in package:

1-125kg

Class:

A - Agricultural

Manufactured by:

UPL AUSTRALIA

Therapeutic area:

VERTEBRATE POISON

Product summary:

Poison schedule: 7; Withholding period: WITHHOLDING PERIOD: DO NOT harvest any crops or allow livestock to graze bai ted areas for 14 days after applicatio n.; Host/pest details: CANOLA (PRIOR TO SOWING): [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; CANOLA - POST EMERGENCE: [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; GRAIN CROP (PRIOR TO SOWING): [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; GRAIN CROP - POST EMERGENCE: [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; LEGUME BASED PASTURE (POST EMERGENCE): [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; LEGUME CROP (PRIOR TO SOWING): [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; NUT CROP (PRIOR TO SOWING): [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; NUT CROP - POST EMERGENCE: [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; PASTURE-POST-EMERGENCE: [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; SAFFLOWER (PRIOR TO SOWING): [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; SAFFLOWER - POST EMERGENCE: [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; Poison schedule: 7; Withholding period: ; Host/pest details: CANOLA (PRIOR TO SOWING): [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; CANOLA - POST EMERGENCE: [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; GRAIN CROP (PRIOR TO SOWING): [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; GRAIN CROP - POST EMERGENCE: [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; LEGUME BASED PASTURE (POST EMERGENCE): [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; LEGUME CROP (PRIOR TO SOWING): [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; NUT CROP (PRIOR TO SOWING): [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; NUT CROP - POST EMERGENCE: [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; PASTURE-POST-EMERGENCE: [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; SAFFLOWER (PRIOR TO SOWING): [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; SAFFLOWER - POST EMERGENCE: [MOUSE - MUS SPP.]; For the control of heavy infestations of mice in agricultural situations.This product is NOT to be available except to persons authorised or licensed under the relevant State or Territory poisons control for schedule 7 poisons. See also RESTRAINTS etc. on label.

Authorization status:

Registered

Authorization date:

2023-07-01

Patient Information leaflet

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Main panel
DANGEROUS POISON
KEEP
OUT
OF
REACH
OF
CHILDREN
READ
SAFETY
DIRECTIONS
BEFORE
OPENING
OR
USING
BILLY
ZINC PHOSPHIDE
MOUSE BAIT
RLP
Approved
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 25
g/kg
ZINC PHOSPHIDE
For the control
of
heavy infestations
of
mice in agricultural situations
THIS PRODUCT IS NOT
TO
BE
AVAILABLE
EXCEPT TO PERSONS AUTHORISED
OR
LICENSED UNDER THE RELEVANT STATE OR TERRITORY POISONS
CONTROLS FOR SCHEDULE 7 POISONS
NET CONTENTS
(1
kg-
125 kg)
UNITED PHOSPHORUS LTD
ABN 76 066
391
384
Suite 416, Level
4,
14 Lexington Drive
Norwest Business Park, Bella Vista NSW 2153
TELEPHONE
[phone]
FACSIMILE
[phone]
Formulation A unsterilised grain only
RISK OF DISEASE, WEED SEEDS AND VOLUNTEER PLANTS FROM UNSTERILISED
GRAIN
This product
is
prepared using unsterilized wheat grain
that
has
not been subjected
to
sterilisation by
irradiation.
Thus
the bait product (i)
if
not taken
by
mice may germinate
and
give
rise
to
viable volunteer
wheat plants, (ii) may carry fungal diseases and (iii) may contain
weed
seeds.
If
the presence
of
disease,
weed
seeds
or
volunteers plants affects crop value
it
is
recommended
that
fully sterilised bait products
are
used.
PRODUCT
MADE
USING
UNSTERILISED
GRAIN.
UN
STERILISED
GRAIN
SOURCED
FROM:
Billy Zinc Phosphide Mouse Bait draft label
69996/62258 1 kg - 125 kg
Formulation A unsterilised grain,
page 1
of
4
Version 2 16/04/2014
RLP
Approved
Ancillary
panel
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO
NOT
apply bait
to
bare ground (including fallow where there is
no
vegetative cover).
DO
NOT
apply bait in a trail.
DO
NOT
apply bait
if
heavy rain is imminent.
DO
NOT
apply to the outer 50 m
of
crop
or
within 50 m
of
native vegetation. A
50
m
buffer
zone
in
crop must be employed
to
reduce risk to birds and
other
non target
animals.
DO
NOT
apply bait unless monitoring
of
mouse numbers indicates the potential
for
crop
damage
of
economic significance.
SITUATION
PEST
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Grain crops,
Mice
1 kg/ha to achieve
Bait is only to
be
applied by aerial application
or
legume crops,
an even c