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Clean Sweep Pesticide Disposal

Clean Sweep Pesticide Disposal. OISC investigation begins with a drift complaint. Herbicide left in minibulk past 30 days. OISC concerned about storage and disposal practices. Minibulk >30 days; not contained. Containers not disposed of according to label instructions. Unrinsed containers.

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Clean Sweep Pesticide Disposal

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  1. Clean Sweep Pesticide Disposal

  2. OISC investigation begins with a drift complaint

  3. Herbicide left in minibulk past 30 days

  4. OISC concerned about storage and disposal practices

  5. Minibulk >30 days; not contained Containers not disposed of according to label instructions Unrinsed containers No label, partially filled with unknown product No RUP records Soil contamination from spills not cleaned up

  6. Clean Sweep Program • Sponsored by OISC • Leftover pesticides, including pesticides no longer on the market. • No fertilizer, petroleum products, etc. • No charge up to 250 lb. > 250 lb. $2/lb. • 4 sites annually, typically August-September • Contact OISC to participate, 765/494-1585

  7. Points to remember: • KeepRUP records for 2 years. • Read and follow wind restrictions on the label. General Drift Guideline 3-5 mph directional wind. • Follow minibulk (>55 gal.) regulations >30 days, secondary containment needed. • Triple rinse containers and apply rinsate at label rates or as part of next load. • Thoroughly empty bags and dispose in a landfill–don’t burn bags or plastic. • Take leftover pesticides to a Clean Sweep Day sponsored by OISC.

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