FYFANON 57% EC

FMC CORPORATION · Malathion (NO INERT USE) 57% · EPA Reg 279-3607 · INSECTICIDE; MITICIDE Document last checked 2022-10-20

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Fyfanon 57 EC is an emulsifiable concentrate formulation. It controls a wide range of pests including aphids, spider mites, leafhoppers, cabbage loopers, Japanese beetles, and mealybugs, among others. It is applied to various crops such as lettuce, melons, peaches, pears, onions, peppers, and pecans.

Pests covered (161)

Aphids; leafhoppersSpider mites; cabbage looperGreen stink bugsDrosophilaAphids; spider mites; cucumber beetles; leaf miners; leafhoppers; pickleworms; squash vine borerAphids; flea beetles; leafhoppers; spider mites; caterpillarsAphids; cabbage looper; imported cabbageworm; webworm; diamondback mothSpider mites; plum curculioAphids*; Japanese beetles*Cereal leaf beetle; English grain aphids; young grasshoppers; greenbugsAphidsJapanese beetleOnion maggotsOnion thripsAphids; mealybugsAphids; cabbage looper; imported cabbageworm; diamondback moth; webworm; carrot weevil; flea beetleBlack cherry aphid; black peach aphid; European red mite; green peach aphid; rusty plum aphid; Japanese beetle; spider miteOriental fruit moth; plum curculio; cottony peach scale; European fruit lecanium; terrapin scaleMealybugs; mites; pear psyllaCodling moth; fruittree leafroller; plum curculio; redbanded leafrollerPea weevils; aphidsPecan bud moth; aphids; pecan leaf casebearer2; spider mites; mites; Pecan phylloxera1; Pecan nut casebearer2; Walnut husk fly2Pepper maggotsMealybugsAphids; grasshoppers; leafhoppersFalse chinch bugRice stink bug; rice leaf minerRice leaf minerSPIDERSMITESTICKSWINTER GRAIN MITEPEA APHIDCOTTON APHIDBLACK PEACH APHIDASPARAGUS APHIDWALNUT APHIDRUSTY PLUM APHIDENGLISH GRAIN APHIDBLACK CHERRY APHIDGREEN PEACH APHIDCARPET BEETLEBLACK CARPET BEETLECUCUMBER BEETLESFLEA BEETLESASPARAGUS BEETLECORN ROOTWORMS (ADULT)CEREAL LEAF BEETLERUST RED GRAIN BEETLERUSTY GRAIN BEETLEFLAT GRAIN BEETLEMERCHANT GRAIN BEETLESAWTOOTHED GRAIN BEETLEBOLL WEEVILPLUM CURCULIODARKLING GROUND BEETLESRED FLOUR BEETLECONFUSED FLOUR BEETLEFLIESFLIES (MAGGOTS)FLIES (ADULT)ONION MAGGOTMOSQUITOESVINEGAR FLYRICE LEAFMINERSHEEP KEDHORN FLYHOUSE FLY (MAGGOTS)PHORID FLIESSCIARID FLIESCHERRY FRUIT FLYWALNUT HUSK FLYEARWIGSGREENBUGSPITTLEBUGSLEAFHOPPERSPOTATO LEAFHOPPERSOFT BROWN SCALEEUROPEAN FRUIT LECANIUMTERRAPIN SCALECOTTONY PEACH SCALELATANIA SCALEROSE SCALEPECAN PHYLLOXERAGRAPE PHYLLOXERAPEAR PSYLLAREDHEADED PINE SAWFLYANTSWEBWORMSTROGODERMA BEETLESSAP BEETLESDRIEDFRUIT BEETLEBLUEBERRY MAGGOTPEPPER MAGGOTBED BUGBLACK GRASS BUGLYGUS BUGSCOTTON FLEAHOPPERSTINK BUGSGREEN STINK BUGHARLEQUIN CABBAGE BUGRICE STINK BUGWHITEFLIESPECAN NUT CASEBEARERPECAN LEAF CASEBEARERMEDITERRANEAN FLOUR MOTHRAISIN MOTHPICKLEWORMGARDEN WEBWORMINDIAN MEAL MOTHSQUASH VINE BORERFRUITTREE LEAFROLLERORANGE TORTRIXREDBANDED LEAFROLLEROMNIVOROUS LEAFTIERFLEASTHRIPSGREENHOUSE THRIPSSILVERFISHCIGARETTE BEETLEDRUGSTORE BEETLELESSER GRAIN BORERVETCH BRUCHIDPEA WEEVILOMNIVOROUS LOOPERMORNINGGLORY LEAFMINERCOTTON LEAFPERFORATORCUTWORMSBROWN COTTON LEAFWORMCOTTON LEAFWORMCORN EARWORMARMYWORMFALL ARMYWORMCABBAGE LOOPERALFALFA CATERPILLARIMPORTED CABBAGEWORMALFALFA WEEVIL (LARVAE)CLOVER LEAF WEEVILCARROT WEEVILSTRAWBERRY ROOT WEEVILGRANARY WEEVILRICE WEEVILMAIZE WEEVILSTRAWBERRY LEAFROLLERORIENTAL FRUIT MOTHCHERRY FRUITWORMPECAN BUD MOTHCODLING MOTHEYESPOTTED BUD MOTHDIAMONDBACK MOTHCOCKROACHESGRASSHOPPERSCRICKETSFIELD CRICKETSSARCOPTIC MANGE MITESSPIDER MITESCLOVER MITEEUROPEAN RED MITEDESERT SPIDER MITELICELEAFMINERS

Areas treatable (222)

Lettuce (head)Lettuce (leaf)Macadamia nutMangoMelons (other than watermelon)MintMustards (mustard greens; mustard spinach; Chinese mustard mizuna)NectarinesOatsOkraOnion (bulb and green)PapayaParsleyParsnipPassion FruitPeachesPearsPeas (dried, green)PecansPeppersPineapplePumpkinsRadishRutabagasPotatoesRiceRice (wild)SORGHUM (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CORN (SWEET) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)PEARS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)AVOCADO (FOLIAR TREATMENT)FIGS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)GUAVA (FOLIAR TREATMENT)DEWBERRIES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)LOGANBERRIES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)RASPBERRIES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BLUEBERRIES (LOW BUSH) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BLUEBERRIES (HIGH BUSH) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BRUSSELS SPROUTS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CABBAGE (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CAULIFLOWER (FOLIAR TREATMENT)COLLARDS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CHINESE CABBAGE (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CHINESE CABBAGE (MIZUNA) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)STORED RYERYE (TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES)WHEAT (SPRING) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)WHEAT (WINTER) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)OKRA (FOLIAR TREATMENT)APRICOTS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CHERRIES (SWEET) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CHERRIES (TART) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CELERY (FOLIAR TREATMENT)TANGELOS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)PEAS (DRY) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)PEAS (GREEN) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BLACKEYED PEAS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)COWPEAS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)STORED WHEATWHEAT (TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES)CANARYGRASS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)PEACHES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)LAVATORIES (PCO)MELONS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)LETTUCE (LEAF) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)PARSNIPS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)SALSIFY (FOLIAR TREATMENT)SHALLOTS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)SWEET POTATOES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)YAMS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CUCUMBERS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CHESTNUTS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)STRAWBERRIES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)PUMPKIN (FOLIAR TREATMENT)STORED CORNCORN (TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES)CORN (FIELD) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CANEBERRIES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)PARSLEY (FOLIAR TREATMENT)GRAIN CROPS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BEANS (NAVY) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BEANS (RED KIDNEY) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BEANS (LIMA) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)STORED FIELD SEEDSTORED BARLEYBARLEY (TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES)OATS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)STORED OATSBERMUDAGRASS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)GARLIC (FOLIAR TREATMENT)LEEKS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)POTATOES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)OATS (TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES)RICE (FOLIAR TREATMENT)STORED RICERICE (TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES)RYE (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BEANS (GREEN) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BEANS (SNAP) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BEANS (WAX) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CORN (POP) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)WATERMELON (FOLIAR TREATMENT)RADISHES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CANTALOUPES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)KALE (FOLIAR TREATMENT)MACADAMIA NUTS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)PECANS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CURRANTS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)TANGERINES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)GOOSEBERRIES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)GRAPES (RAISIN) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)GRAPES (TABLE) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)GRAPES (WINE) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)WILD RICE (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CHAYOTE (FOLIAR TREATMENT)EGGPLANT (FOLIAR TREATMENT)KOHLRABI (FOLIAR TREATMENT)DANDELION (FOLIAR TREATMENT)ENDIVE (ESCAROLE) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)MANGOS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)WALNUTS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CITRUS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BROCCOLI RAAB (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CHINESE BROCCOLI (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CHINESE MUSTARD (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL (FOLIAR TREATMENT)FESCUE (FOLIAR TREATMENT)PEPPERS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)HOPS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)ASPARAGUS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)MUSHROOMS (SEED CROP FOLIAR TREATMENT)SPINACH (FOLIAR TREATMENT)SWISS CHARD (FOLIAR TREATMENT)PAPAYAS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)GRAPEFRUIT (FOLIAR TREATMENT)LEMONS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)LIMES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)ORANGES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)PINEAPPLE (FOLIAR TREATMENT)PASSION FRUIT (FOLIAR TREATMENT)ONIONS (GREEN) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)SQUASH (SUMMER) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)SQUASH (WINTER) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)ONIONS (BULB) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)TOMATOES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BARLEY (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BEANS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BEETS (GARDEN) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)STORED SORGHUMSORGHUM (TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES)TURNIPS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)MUSTARD (GREENS) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)WATERCRESS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)LETTUCE (HEAD) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)CLOVER (FOLIAR TREATMENT)LESPEDEZA (FOLIAR TREATMENT)VETCH (FOLIAR TREATMENT)RUTABAGAS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)ROADSIDES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)STORED GARDEN SEEDBOYSENBERRIES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)AERIAL APPLICATIONSEWERLINESGARBAGE CANSHORSERADISH (FOLIAR TREATMENT)MINT (FOLIAR TREATMENT)MUSTARD (SPINACH) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)COTTON (FOLIAR TREATMENT)TIMOTHY (FOLIAR TREATMENT)ALFALFA (FOLIAR TREATMENT)SHIP HOLDS (EMPTY)BOXCARS (EMPTY)TRUCK BEDS (EMPTY)PASTURES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)TOMATILLO (FOLIAR TREATMENT)STAGNANT WATERCARROTS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)FOOD HANDLING ESTAB. (C&C) (USE MORE SPECIFIC CODES IN CATEGORIES 71,72, AND/OR 73)BAKERIES (OUTDOOR-INEDIBLE)BROCCOLI (FOLIAR TREATMENT)DOMESTIC DWELLINGS (OUTDOOR)NECTARINES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)WASTELAND (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BLACKBERRIES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)FENCESHEDGEROWS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BERMUDAGRASS (HAY) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)BARNYARDGRASS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)YELLOW FOXTAIL (FOLIAR TREATMENT)RANGELAND (GRASSES) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)ORNAMENTAL NONFLOWERING PLANTS (ALL OR UNSPECIFIED)NON-FARM ANIMAL/NON-PET PENSHORSES (ANIMAL TREATMENT)BEEF CATTLE (ANIMAL TREATMENT)BEEF CATTLE (NONLACTATING) (ANIMAL TREATMENT)PINE (SEED ORCHARD) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)ORCHARDGRASS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)ORNAMENTAL SHADE TREES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)RED PINE (FOLIAR TREATMENT)HOGS (ANIMAL TREATMENT)GOATS (ANIMAL TREATMENT)ORNAMENTAL TREES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)SHEEP (ANIMAL TREATMENT)CHRISTMAS TREE PLANTINGS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)ORNAMENTAL WOODY SHRUBS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)ORNAMENTAL WOODY VINES (FOLIAR TREATMENT)LIVESTOCK STANCHIONSPET QUARTERS (ENCLOSED PREMISE TREATMENT)LIVESTOCK PENSFENCEROWS (NONAGRICULTURAL) (FOLIAR TREATMENT)ANIMAL QUARTERS (ENCLOSED PREMISE TREATMENT)PET PENS/RUNS/YARDS (OPEN PREMISE TREATMENT)CATS (ANIMAL TREATMENT)DOGS (ANIMAL TREATMENT)DOG KENNEL RUNS/YARDS (OPEN PREMISE TREATMENT)ORNAMENTAL HERBACEOUS PLANTS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)ORNAMENTAL LAWNS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)STORED PACKAGED CEREALSCEREALS (PACKAGED) (TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES)CEREAL FLOUR (BAGGED)CEREAL FLOUR (BAGGED) (TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES)REDTOP GRASS (FOLIAR TREATMENT)

How to treat each type of area 38

Lettuce (head)

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Aphids; leafhoppers	3	pints

Lettuce (leaf)

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Spider mites; cabbage looper	2.5-3	pints

Macadamia nut

Target pest	Rate	Unit	Label notes
Green stink bugs	1.5	pints	No more than 5.6 lbs. of actual Fyfanon® 57% EC per acre should be applied to macadamia nut trees.

Mango

Target pest	Rate	Unit	Label notes
Drosophila	1.5	pints	Apply with 1 lb. partially hydrolyzed yeast protein or enzymatic yeast hydrolyzate.

Melons (other than watermelon)

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Aphids; spider mites; cucumber beetles; leaf miners; leafhoppers; pickleworms; squash vine borer	1.6	pints

Mint

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Aphids; flea beetles; leafhoppers; spider mites; caterpillars	1.5	pints

Mustards (mustard greens; mustard spinach; Chinese mustard mizuna)

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Aphids; cabbage looper; imported cabbageworm; webworm; diamondback moth	1.5	pints

Nectarines

Target pest	Rate	Unit	Label notes
Spider mites; plum curculio	1-2	pints	Fyfanon® 57% EC may cause fruit spotting on nectarines.

Oats

Target pest	Rate	Unit	Label notes
Aphids; Japanese beetles	4-4.8	pints	*May be mixed with spray oil for dormant and delayed dormant applications. Follow spray oil manufacturer’s directions.
Cereal leaf beetle; English grain aphids; young grasshoppers; greenbugs	1.5	pints

Okra

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Aphids	1.5	pints
Japanese beetle	1.9	pints

Onion (bulb and green)

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Onion maggots	1.5-2.5	pints
Onion thrips	1.5-2	pints

Papaya

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Aphids; mealybugs	1.5-2	pints

Parsley

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Aphids; cabbage looper; imported cabbageworm; diamondback moth; webworm; carrot weevil; flea beetle	1.5-2.4	pints

Parsnip

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Aphids; cabbage looper; imported cabbageworm; diamondback moth; webworm; carrot weevil; flea beetle	1.5-2	pints

Passion Fruit

Target pest	Rate	Unit	Label notes
Drosophila	1.5	pints	Apply with 1 lb. partially hydrolyzed yeast protein or enzymatic yeast hydrolyzate.

Peaches

Target pest	Rate	Unit	Label notes
Black cherry aphid; black peach aphid; European red mite; green peach aphid; rusty plum aphid; Japanese beetle; spider mite	2.4	pints	Do not apply more than 9 lbs. of actual Fyfanon® 57% EC per acre to peach trees.
Oriental fruit moth; plum curculio; cottony peach scale; European fruit lecanium; terrapin scale	3.0	pints
Aphids	4.8	pints

Pears

Target pest	Rate	Unit	Label notes
Aphids	1	pint
Mealybugs; mites; pear psylla	1-2	pints
Codling moth; fruittree leafroller; plum curculio; redbanded leafroller	2	pints	Injury may occur under certain conditions on Bosc pears.

Peas (dried, green)

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Pea weevils; aphids	1.5	pints

Pecans

Target pest	Rate	Unit	Label notes
Pecan bud moth; aphids; pecan leaf casebearer2; spider mites; mites; Pecan phylloxera1; Pecan nut casebearer2; Walnut husk fly2	1.5-2	pints	Application rates are based on a standard dilution rate of 500 (ground) gallons of water/A for mature trees 25-35 feet high. 1 Apply when buds begin to develop. 2 Apply when first generation eggs begin to hatch.

Peppers

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Aphids	1-2.5	pints
Pepper maggots	2.5	pints

Pineapple

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Mealybugs	3.2	pints
Aphids; grasshoppers; leafhoppers	2	pints
False chinch bug	1.5	pints

Pumpkins

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Mealybugs	2-2.5	pints
Aphids	1.5	pints

Radish

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Aphids	1.5	pints

Rutabagas

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Aphids	1.5	pints

Potatoes

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Aphids	1.5	pints

Rice

Target pest	Rate	Unit
Rice stink bug; rice leaf miner	2	pints

Rice (wild)

Target pest	Rate	Unit	Label notes
Rice leaf miner	2	pints	Treat for leafminers shortly after first rice blades appear on surface of the water. For leafminers, apply when the eggs and larvae are abundant on the seedling rice. Apply during early milk and dough stage using a minimum of 2 (aerial) gallons of water/A. Do not apply Propanil within 15 days of malathion treatment. A 24-hour holding time is required before floodw

Worker safety

Re-entry interval (REI) 12 hrs, 24 hrs

Timing & weather

Apply when larvae are small.
Apply when day temperature is expected to be above 65° F and when 50-70% of leaves show damage.
Apply with 1 lb. partially hydrolyzed yeast protein or enzymatic yeast hydrolyzate.
Apply when buds begin to develop.
Apply when first generation eggs begin to hatch.
Treat for leafminers shortly after first rice blades appear on surface of the water.
For leafminers, apply when the eggs and larvae are abundant on the seedling rice.
Apply during early milk and dough stage using a minimum of 2 (aerial) gallons of water/A.

Use restrictions 7

Do not apply to Lespedeza in bloom.
No more than 5.6 lbs. of actual Fyfanon® 57% EC per acre should be applied to macadamia nut trees.
Do not apply this product within 3 days prior to bloom, during bloom, or until petal fall is complete.
Do not apply more than 9 lbs. of actual Fyfanon® 57% EC per acre to peach trees.
Do not apply this product within 3 days prior to bloom, during bloom, or until petal fall is complete.
Do not apply this product within 3 days prior to bloom, during bloom, or until petal fall is complete.
Do not apply Propanil within 15 days of malathion treatment.

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