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Pest Type:Any Pest
Application Method:Any Method
| Chemical Group | Chemical Active | |
|---|---|---|
| IDI | Insect Development Inhibitor | Cyromazine, Dicyclanil |
| IGR | Insect Growth Regulator | Diflubenzuron, Triflumuron |
| ML | Macrocyclic Lactone | Abamectin, Ivermectin |
| NN | Neonicotinoid | Imidacloprid, Thiacloprid |
| OP | Organophosphate | Temephos, Diazinon |
| SPIN | Spinosyn | Spinosad |
| SP | Synthetic Pyrethroid | Cypermethin, Alphacypermethrin, Deltamethrin |
| MGFSi | Magnesium FluoroSilicate | Magnesium FluoroSilicate |
| 1 | Apply within 1 day/24 hours of shearing |
| 10-42 | Apply after 10 days, but before 42 days/6 weeks after shearing |
| 14-42 | Apply after 14 days/2 weeks, but before 42 days/6 weeks after shearing |
| 2 | Apply within 2 days/48 hours of shearing |
| 7 | Apply within 7 days of shearing |
| 7d/2m | Apply within 7 days of shearing or to unshorn lambs up to 2 months of age |
| LW | On long wool, application time must comply with the withholding period/s on the label |
| SW | On short wool, application time must comply with the withholding period/s on the label |
| WHP | Withholding Period (Meat) | the time from chemical application to when an animal is slaughtered for domestic use. |
| ESI | Export Slaughter Interval | the time from chemical application to when an animal is slaughtered for export. |
| SRI | Sheep Rehandling Interval | the time between treatment and when wool/sheep can be safely handled without the need for protective clothing (shown in days or "Dry", that is, when sheep are dry after treatment). |
| WHI | Wool Harvest Interval | the time from application of a chemical to when the wool can be harvested to satisfy Australian environmental requirements (also includes crutching). |
| PP | Protection Period | the time after treatment when the sheep is no longer protected from flystrike/lice. |
| QP | Quarantine Period | the time after treatment when lice on the treated sheep may be able to spread to other sheep. |
