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jocat · 02-17-2018, 01:05 AM

Oregon Dept of Agriculture pulled Azamax from the list of "safe" "organic" pest controls....Farms were failing there pesticide tests and the product says safe up to day of harvest...how F'd up is that adding BS chemmies...
AzaMax Botanical Insecticide, Miticide, and Nematicide by Parry America Inc. removed from ODA's guidelist
The message below is from our partners at the Oregon Department of Agriculture

The Oregon Department of Agriculture has issued a notice of statewide detainment and stop sale and removal order for a pesticide product manufactured by Parry America Inc after finding the presence of two pesticide active ingredients not listed on the product label, EPA Registration No. 71908-1-81268.

The label lists the active ingredient azadirachtin. ODA's investigation of the product and laboratory analysis found the presence of bifenthrin and permethrin, which are not listed on the label.

The order calls for the product manufacturer to immediately cease all sales, offers of sale, or other distribution in Oregon. In addition, ODA is asking growers who may have purchased the product not to use it. Use of AzaMax Botanical could cause cannabis growers to fail pesticide testing requirements.

paradoxlost · 02-17-2018, 02:47 AM

Wow haha what bull shut they should be put in jail. .... or that testing facility needs to clean their equipment better

Avenger · 02-17-2018, 03:47 PM

https://cals.arizona.edu/crops/cotto...roducts_vf.pdf

I wonder if all these companies are guilty of adulteration or if there is some other explanation. Maybe these unlisted pesticides are present in the neem oil raw material.

MrBungle · 02-17-2018, 04:00 PM

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I wonder if all these companies are guilty of adulteration or if there is some other explanation. Maybe these unlisted pesticides are present in the neem oil raw material.[/quote]

I wonder if the raw neem oil people are finding these pesticides in their end product? I'm sure they are sourcing from similar areas as the Aza people are

purplepassion · 02-17-2018, 04:30 PM

I’ve been using food grade sesame oil for years with some Dr. Bonners to emulsify. In the organic circle all the azz products were known to be low level poison and hormone disrupters whether they were tainted or not.

DoubleTripleOG · 02-17-2018, 04:52 PM

Maybe they weren't adultering it with anything......wonder if those chems are being found because of the flowers they use to make the azadirachtin at tainted with those chems ?

Douglas.Curtis · 02-17-2018, 09:15 PM

Most likely common sources for neem or aza. I'm all for it not being used at all.

02-17-2018, 01:05 AM	#1
jocat green fire Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Pacific NW Posts: 243	Watch the Azamax Oregon Dept of Agriculture pulled Azamax from the list of "safe" "organic" pest controls....Farms were failing there pesticide tests and the product says safe up to day of harvest...how F'd up is that adding BS chemmies... AzaMax Botanical Insecticide, Miticide, and Nematicide by Parry America Inc. removed from ODA's guidelist The message below is from our partners at the Oregon Department of Agriculture The Oregon Department of Agriculture has issued a notice of statewide detainment and stop sale and removal order for a pesticide product manufactured by Parry America Inc after finding the presence of two pesticide active ingredients not listed on the product label, EPA Registration No. 71908-1-81268. The label lists the active ingredient azadirachtin. ODA's investigation of the product and laboratory analysis found the presence of bifenthrin and permethrin, which are not listed on the label. The order calls for the product manufacturer to immediately cease all sales, offers of sale, or other distribution in Oregon. In addition, ODA is asking growers who may have purchased the product not to use it. Use of AzaMax Botanical could cause cannabis growers to fail pesticide testing requirements. __________________ joCat
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paradoxlost Member Join Date: Jan 2017 Posts: 244	Wow haha what bull shut they should be put in jail. .... or that testing facility needs to clean their equipment better
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Avenger Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: on top of the world Posts: 683	https://cals.arizona.edu/crops/cotto...roducts_vf.pdf I wonder if all these companies are guilty of adulteration or if there is some other explanation. Maybe these unlisted pesticides are present in the neem oil raw material. Attached Thumbnails __________________ Comparison of Plant Available Silicon in fertilizer sources.
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MrBungle Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2015 Posts: 1,112	[quote=Avenger;8202185 I wonder if all these companies are guilty of adulteration or if there is some other explanation. Maybe these unlisted pesticides are present in the neem oil raw material.[/quote] I wonder if the raw neem oil people are finding these pesticides in their end product? I'm sure they are sourcing from similar areas as the Aza people are
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purplepassion Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 170	I’ve been using food grade sesame oil for years with some Dr. Bonners to emulsify. In the organic circle all the azz products were known to be low level poison and hormone disrupters whether they were tainted or not. __________________ Urb Company Maine Tea Growers
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Douglas.Curtis Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Back in Colorado! Yaay! Posts: 2,260	Most likely common sources for neem or aza. I'm all for it not being used at all. __________________ "Secrets to Growing Trichome Dense Cannabis" Now Available in Print! My intentions are noble, pay no attention to my autistic lack of diplomacy.
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