You can find labels on line. Attached is a link to a website where you can click on the label. Click on 'label', not MSDS for instructions. I urge you to print it out and keep it where you know where it is.

This and all pesticide labels have a wealth of information on them: you will want to know what kind of crops you can use this stuff on, how to mix it, how to store it, how to dispose of the excess, what to wear, what safety precautions to take, and more. The dosage is only a small part of the important information you need to read and follow on that legal document/label.

Here is a link that might be useful: Click here for a copy of the label

All pesticides are required to be registered with the EPA and the label specifies how they are to be used. To use them in any other way is illegal and possibly dangerous. The label specifies how they may be used without causing unknown consequences. Al

gman, not wanting to leave you high and dry....once you have gone to that web site and read the directions, if you still have questions about the rates of application, please let me know. And let me know what plants you intend to use this product and for which disease(s).

Is that fair and square?

Thanks rhizo. I'm using for tomatoes as a general preventative disease measure on a couple of fall croppers I've got going. I used last year, but just couldn't remember the mixing ratios.