No. If you were eligible for an exemption under the Produce Safety Rule in 2024, your farm does not qualify for the mini-grant funding category of farms that were confirmed to be fully covered and subject to routine inspection in 2024.
At this time, we only need a personal attestation that none of your current board members or staff with authority to access grant funds have been convicted of felony financial crime in the last 10 years. There is a question about this on the application.
At this time, we only need a personal attestation that none of your current board members or staff with authority to access grant funds have been convicted of felony financial crime in the last 10 years. There is a question about this on the application.
Post-secondary institutions are eligible to apply for an AGRI Urban Ag grant. The entities included in the RFP are examples of who can be funded, but are not exclusive. So long as the project is focused on youth urban ag education or urban ag-based community development, and meets the other eligibility requirements, it would be eligible.
Post-secondary institutions are eligible to apply for an AGRI Urban Ag grant. The entities included in the RFP are examples of who can be funded, but are not exclusive. So long as the project is focused on youth urban ag education or urban ag-based community development, and meets the other eligibility requirements, it would be eligible.
The AGRI Urban Ag grant does not allow IDC as a part of this grant.
The AGRI Urban Ag grant does not allow IDC as a part of this grant.
Minnesota farmers who have chlorpyrifos insecticide products made by two manufacturers can now arrange to return the products. Corteva Agriscience and ADAMA US have been given permission by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to take back the chemicals.
The MDA cancelled chlorpyrifos product registrations for use on food and feed on January 1, 2022, in conjunction with the EPA cancelling all food and feed tolerances for chlorpyrifos in the U.S. A “tolerance” represents the maximum level of pesticide residue legally allowed in or on raw agricultural commodities and processed food and feed. Without tolerance levels, food and feed are considered adulterated when the product is found on them. This has stopped the use of chlorpyrifos on all food and feed and made it illegal to use, sell, or distribute any of these products.
Individuals with existing products listed below should contact their distributor or retailer to arrange for returns to Corteva or ADAMA. Additional information can be found on the Regulations.gov website or by contacting ADAMA an 866-406-6262 or ordergroup@adama.com, or Corteva at 800-258-3033.
Those with existing stocks of other chlorpyrifos products with no available uses should continue to store the product according to label directions. If you have chlorpyrifos products that need to be disposed of, check with your dealer, co-op, or ag retailer to see if they will take back products. If they will not, please use the MDA's Waste Pesticide Collection Program. For volumes of more than 300 pounds, call MDA’s Jane Boerboom at 612-214-6843. If other disposal or product return options become available, the MDA will provide more information on the Waste Pesticide Collection Program website.
Brand Name | EPA Reg. No. |
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Lorsban 15G | 62719–34 |
Lorsban-4E | 62719–220 |
Lorsban 50W in Water Soluble Packets | 62719–221 |
Lorsban 75WG | 62719–301 |
Cobalt | 62719–575 |
Lorsban Advanced | 62719–591 |
Cobalt Advanced | 62719–615 |
Hatchet | 62719-220 |
Govern 4E Insecticide | 62719-220-55467 |
Agrisolutions Yuma 4E | 62719-220-1381 |
Whirlwind | 62719-220-5905 |
Lorsban 75WG | 62719-301-10163 |
Brand Name | EPA Reg. No. |
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Chlorpyrifos 4E Ag | 66222-19 |
Vulcan | 66222-233 |
Quali-Pro Chlorpryfios 4E | 66222-19 |
Minnesota farmers who have chlorpyrifos insecticide products made by two manufacturers can now arrange to return the products. Corteva Agriscience and ADAMA US have been given permission by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to take back the chemicals.
The MDA cancelled chlorpyrifos product registrations for use on food and feed on January 1, 2022, in conjunction with the EPA cancelling all food and feed tolerances for chlorpyrifos in the U.S. A “tolerance” represents the maximum level of pesticide residue legally allowed in or on raw agricultural commodities and processed food and feed. Without tolerance levels, food and feed are considered adulterated when the product is found on them. This has stopped the use of chlorpyrifos on all food and feed and made it illegal to use, sell, or distribute any of these products.
Individuals with existing products listed below should contact their distributor or retailer to arrange for returns to Corteva or ADAMA. Additional information can be found on the Regulations.gov website or by contacting ADAMA an 866-406-6262 or ordergroup@adama.com, or Corteva at 800-258-3033.
Those with existing stocks of other chlorpyrifos products with no available uses should continue to store the product according to label directions. If you have chlorpyrifos products that need to be disposed of, check with your dealer, co-op, or ag retailer to see if they will take back products. If they will not, please use the MDA's Waste Pesticide Collection Program. For volumes of more than 300 pounds, call MDA’s Jane Boerboom at 612-214-6843. If other disposal or product return options become available, the MDA will provide more information on the Waste Pesticide Collection Program website.
Brand Name | EPA Reg. No. |
---|---|
Lorsban 15G | 62719–34 |
Lorsban-4E | 62719–220 |
Lorsban 50W in Water Soluble Packets | 62719–221 |
Lorsban 75WG | 62719–301 |
Cobalt | 62719–575 |
Lorsban Advanced | 62719–591 |
Cobalt Advanced | 62719–615 |
Hatchet | 62719-220 |
Govern 4E Insecticide | 62719-220-55467 |
Agrisolutions Yuma 4E | 62719-220-1381 |
Whirlwind | 62719-220-5905 |
Lorsban 75WG | 62719-301-10163 |
Brand Name | EPA Reg. No. |
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Chlorpyrifos 4E Ag | 66222-19 |
Vulcan | 66222-233 |
Quali-Pro Chlorpryfios 4E | 66222-19 |