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1 SPRING 2019 WATER QUALITY MONITORING PACKAGES* Irrigation Water Quality Test One (1) sample from your irrigation source Field measurement of ph, temperature, specific conductance, dissolved oxygen Water quality analyses as shown on List IRRIGATION Report describing results with recommendations Audubon Certification Package (Nutrients) One sample from each of two (2) selected sample points 2 samples total Field measurement of ph, temperature, specific conductance, dissolved oxygen Water quality analyses as shown on List AUDUBON Report describing results with recommendations Basic Pesticides Package One sample from each of two (2) selected sample points 2 samples total Field measurement of ph, temperature, specific conductance, dissolved oxygen Water quality analyses as shown on List PESTICIDE 1 Report describing results with recommendations Add-Ons/Extras Additional Irrigation Sample (1 sample) Additional Nutrient Sample (1 sample) Add Compounds in List PESTICIDE 1 (2 samples) Add Compounds In List PESTICIDE 2 (2 samples) Add Compounds in List PESTICIDE 3 (2 samples) Add Compounds in List PESTICIDE 4 (2 samples) Call for Prices Call for Prices Call for quotes on custom programs. VISA/Mastercard *Travel expenses may be additional Contact: Tom Calabrese (503) direct tomcalabrese@h2ogeo.com
2 IRRIGATION WATER QUALITY Major Anions/Cations Boron Bicarbonate Carbonate Calcium Chloride Iron Manganese Magnesium Potassium Phosphorous Nitrate Sulfate Sodium Water Quality Indicators Adjusted SAR Ph Specific Conductance Total Dissolved Solids Field measurement of ph, temperature, specific conductance, dissolved oxygen Other constituents can be added on an ala carte basis (e.g., zinc, copper, etc)
3 AUDUBON Nutrients Nitrogen as nitrate Total Ammonia Nitrogen Orthophosphate phosphorous Field measurement of ph, temperature, specific conductance, dissolved oxygen Other forms of nitrogen and phosphorous available (e.g., Total Kjeldahl nitrogen, nitrite, chlorophyll-a, total phosphorous)
4 PESTICIDE 1 Nutrients Nitrogen as nitrate Total Ammonia Nitrogen Orthophosphate phosphorous Modified 8321B Thiophanate-methyl Clearys 3336 Carbendazim (fungicide and degradate of thiophanate-methyl) EPA Method 8081B Bifenthrin Chloroneb Chlorothalonil Chlorpyrifos Cyfluthrin Chlorthal-dimethyl Deltamethrin Diclobenil Dithiopyr Endosulfan I Endosulfan II Endosulfan sulfate Etridiazole Fenarimol Flutolanil Iprodione S-Metolachlor Oxadiazon Oxyfluorfen PCNB Pendimethalin Prodiamine Pronamide Propiconazole Tetramethrin Trifloxystrobin Trifluralin Vinclozalin Onyx, Talstar Pro Terraneb Daconil Dursban Tempo Dacthal Casoron Dimension Terrazole Rubigan Prostar Chipco 26GT Ronstar Goal FFII, Terrachlor Pendulum, Prowl Barricade Kerb Banner Maxx Tetrasan Compass, Armada Treflan Curalan, Touche EPA Method 8321B Abamectin Azoxystrobin Bendiocarb Bensulide Boscalid Carbaryl Carfentrazone-ethyl Chlorantraniliprole Cyazofamid Difenoconazole Diuron Fludioxonil Flumioxazin Fluopicolide Fluridone Imidacloprid Indazaflam Isoxaben Metconazole Oryzalin Pyraclostrobin Siduron Spiromesifen Sulfentrazone Tebuconazole Triticonazole Avid Heritage, Briskway Turcam Bensumec Emerald Sevin Speedzone Acelepryn Segway Briskway Medallion Stellar Sonar Q Merit Specticle FLO Gallery Tourney Surflan, Snapshot Insignia Tupersan Surge, Quicksilver Enclave, Skylark, Torque Trinity
5 PESTICIDE 2 EPA Method 8270D Dimethenamid-P Freehand, Tower Ethofumesate Prograss Ethoprop Mocap Fenamiphos Nemacure Fipronil TopChoice Fluazifop-P-butyl Fusilade II Fluroxypr-meptyl Tailspin, Strike Three Mefenoxam/Metalaxyl FFVII, Subdue, Subdue MAXX Metribuzin Sencor Myclobutanil Eagle Napropamide Paclobutrazol Trimmit, Bonzi Simazine Princep Triadimefon Beyleton, Armada
6 PESTICIDE 3 EPA Method 8321B Acid Herbicides 2,4-D Trimec, Millenium, Crossbow Bentazon Basagran Clopyralid Confront, Stinger, Millenium Dicamba Trimec, Banvel, Clarity, Millenium, Celsius Fluazifop (free acid) MCPA Trimec, Powerzone MCPP Picloram Tordon Quinclorac Drive, Q4 Triclopyr Confront, Garlon, Crossbow, Capstone
7 PESTICIDE 4 EPA Method Mancozeb Thiram EPA Method 547 Glyphosate EPA Method 549 Diquat Fore, Dithane Spotrete Roundup Reward Modified EPA Method 8321B Trinexepac-ethyl Primo Maxx Modified EPA Method 8321B Imazaquin Image In-House Method Glufosinate Finale (or add to EPA Method 547) DuPont Method Foramsulfuron Revolver Halosulfuron-methyl SedgeHammer Metsulfuron-methyl Manor Modified EPA Method 8321B Acephate Clethodim TapOut Mesotrione Tenacity Methamidophos cancelled Topramazone Pylex
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