United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Pesticides And
Toxic Substances
September 1989
vvEPA
Pesticide Safety And
Training Materials Catalog
Catalogo de materiales
educativos y proteccion
sobre pesticidas
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PESTICIDE SAFETY AND
TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
ASSEMBLED AND WRITTEN BY THE STAFF OF THE
UCD PESTICIDE FARM SAFETY CENTER
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH CENTER
DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE
DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT DAVIS
DAVIS, CALIFORNIA
Lynne Morrin, BS, Coordinator
Anne Katten, MPH, Industrial Hygienist
David Goldsmith, PhD, MSPH, Assoc. Director
Marc Sehenker, MD, MPH, Director
Funded by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Pesticide Programs
October 1989
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Acknowledgments
This publication was funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency through
a cooperative agreement with the University of California in Davis, California. Use
of this information should conform with U.S. EPA graphic/printing and bonding
regulations, policies and procedures.
There were several people who read the early drafts and made significant
contributions to the format and content of the catalog. Of particular note are Marion
Moses, MD, and Sally McDonald, consultant to EPA. We wish to also thank Pat
Breslin and Carol Parker, of the EPA, for their contributions.
The members of the Advisory Panel to the Pesticide Farm Safety Center reviewed
drafts and made suggestions for a more effective presentation of the catalog. The
Panel members are as follows: Keith Long, PhD, chairman; John Davies, MD;
Ralph Lightstone, JD; Robert McCarty; Paul Monahan, MD; Marion Moses, MD;
Roberta Ryder; Baldemar Velasquez; and Sheldon Wagner, MD.
One of the benefits of the process of assembling the information for the catalog was
that we were able to critically review a high percentage of the training materials that
are available to the public regarding pesticide safety. Of important note is that
despite the large number of Hispanics among the farmworker population, only 35
of the 148 publications (25%) are available in Spanish.
More research is needed to determine the specific gaps in educational material
and also to determine the most effective formats or medias in which this information
can be presented. The goal is education. All people who use or work in the
presence of pesticides must be truly informed so that they can protect themselves
and their families from the dangerous aspects of pesticides. We recognize the
necessity of pesticides in agriculture in order to produce an agricultural product
which can compete well on the world's market, and to maintain a production level
that will allow for economic survival of our farming community. However, pesticides
are dangerous toxins and must be treated as such by all who have contact with
them; this includes the grower, the applicator, the farmworker, the packer, and the
consumer. Knowledge allows for appropriate, safe use of pesticides, and disallows
ignorant abuse and undue panic.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
page
Introduction . 2
Description of Catalog Layout 2
How to Use this Catalog 6
Guide to Materials . QA
Guide Sub-titles 8
Complete list of Materials 18
Appendix
I: Agencies responsible for enforcement 112
II: State Extension Pesticide Safety offices.......... 118
III: Poison Control Centers , 123
IV: Regional EPA Offices , 132
CATALOGO DE MATER1ALES EDUCATIVQS Y
PROTECCIQN SQBRE PEST8C8DAS
La traduccion en Espanol de la informacion con respecto a los
materiales sobre la protecci6n de pesticidas, que estan
disponibles en Espanol empiezan en la pagina 78.
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INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this catalog is to create a directory of pesticide safety and
training materials that are available to the public. In reviewing the needs for
information on pesticide safety it became apparent to the U.C. Davis Pesticide Farm
Safety Center (PFSC) Staff that there was a large amount of material on this topic, but
its existence or availability was not known among individuals who work with
pesticides. Similarly, many health care providers were unaware of current information
on diagnosis and treatment of pesticide related illness. We therefore created this
catalog to publicize the existence of training materials on pesticide health and safety.
This catalog is intended for all people who work with pesticides or are concerned with
pesticide related illnesses, either directly or indirectly.
The single overriding principle in creating this catalog was that the materials
included must be readily available to the public. To the best of our knowledge, all of
the items listed here are available upon request or for purchase. We have attempted
to provide all the necessary information in the catalog to obtain the materials directly
from the suppliers. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee the availability of the listed
material, nor can we guarantee the Completeness of the listings. We welcome all
readers' comments about this catalog, especially regarding the availablility of
materials.
DESCRBPTION OF CATALOG LAYOUT
The catalog has five sections: Introduction and Description of Catalog
Layout, How to Use this Catalog, Guide to Materials, Complete List of
Materials, and Appendix. The How to Use this Catalog section contains a
detailed example of how to search through the catalog to find the materials that best fit
your needs. The Guide to Materials is organized by sub-headings into which the
materials are clustered by topic, based on their content. The sub-headings are as
follows: Contaminated Laundry; Disposal, Storage, Spills, & Fires; Equipment &
Calibration; Farmworker Specific Material; Handling Safety & Clean-up; Health Care
Providers; Home Pesticide Use; Personal Protection; Poisoning & First Aid; Regulatory
Issues; Specific Crop or Work Site; Water Concerns; and, Specific Pesticides &
Specialized References. Each sub-heading appears in large bold type next to the left
margin. The Guide is presented in chart format, with the titles of the materials
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appearing on the left margin, followed by a series of X's under column headings which
describe the characteristics of the material. The column headings are: State Code,
Item, Title, Audience, Language, and Media. The State Code is the state of origin for
the material, and uses the two-letter postal zip code format. The intended Audience for
each publication is based on the content of the material. The Language column
indicates whether the material is available in English and/or Spanish. The Media
column describes in what form the information is presented, that is, pamplet, slides,
video, poster, book, or other media.
The Complete List (pages 18-77) contains succinct information summaries for
each of the training materials. The publications appear in alphabetic order by title and
are described in the following format: Item number, which is unique to that material,
and pertains only to its placement within this catalog; Title of the material; Address
of the source; Comments, including the cost to purchase or rent, phone number, date
published and ordering numbers if needed; Audience that the training material is
designed to reach; Language and Media type in which published; Abstract briefly
describing the contents; and Editorial containing comments from PFSC. The majority
of the Abstracts have been written by our staff; however, in the event that the actual
material was not available for review, the abstract is that provided by the source
agency and the editorial will indicate "not reviewed." The editorial contains comments
on the completeness and accuracy of the information, and/or any outstanding features
of the material. Instructions on how to use this catalog start on page 6. The
Appendix contains a list of State Pesticide Information Centers, Poison Control
Centers, and regional Environmental Protection Agency offices.
Because the main focus of the catalog is to give the public access to pesticide
safety and health information, we have not attempted to include Cooperative
Extension pest control manuals that focus on specific types of pests, such as
agricultural or aquatic pest control. You should contact the Cooperative Extension
offices in your state, or a nearby state, for complete information on specialty pest
control manuals. We have also not included material for Certification or Re-
certification for Pesticide Applicators. The State Pesticide Information Centers will be
the best source of information to the Certified Applicators.
General Editorial Comments
In reviewing the materials for the^atalog, we were impressed by the general
quality and realize that it is very difficult when developing a training tool to decide what
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information to include and what to leave out. However, there were a few important
topics that we feel were short-changed in many published materials and thus should
be supplemented in any training program:
Respiratory Protection
Only a few of the materials explain that a respirator cannot provide effective
protection unless it forms a good seal on the face without making straps uncomfortably
tight, and that one brand and size of respirator will not fit all faces.
Every time a person puts on their respirator they should check the fit using
positive and negative pressure fit tests and adjust straps if necessary, just as one must
periodically adjust the laces on work boots. It is also critical to check valves and straps
to see that they are clean and in working order before every use.
It may be dangerous for someone with a respiratory problem to wear a
respirator because it makes breathing more difficult. Workers co vered by OSHA
regulations are required to have a medical clearance (pass a special physical exam)
before they are allowed to wear a respirator.
Disposal of Pesticide Containers and Excess Pesticides
The regulations covering disposal of pesticide containers and excess pesticides
vary considerably between states. Such regulations are in a constant state of change,
and therefore, it is best always to consult both the pesticide label and your local
pesticide regulatory or health authorities for up-to-date information on disposal of
containers or excess pesticide.
Poisoning First Aid
First aid for pesticide poisoning is covered in the EPA pamphlet by Morgan on
Recognition and Management of Pesticide Poisoning (Item #109) and in several other
textbooks on first aid. Many pesticide labels include the directive "If swallowed, Do not
induce vomiting". This is because the pesticide contains either a corrosive chemical
which will burn the throat both going down and coming up, or more commonly, the
pesticide contains petroleum products which can cause pneumonia if inhaled into the
lungs. For such cases, it is safer to transport the poisoning victim to the hospital
immediately. At the hospital vomiting can be induced while precautions are taken to
prevent inhalation of the vomit into the lungs. If a delay is unavoidable, contact a
Poison Control Center for directions.
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Effective Training
Most health educators agree that written materials, videos, and slide shows
have limited effectiveness as training tools when used by themselves. A
knowledgeable instructor who can answer questions, provide hands-on instruction
with appropriate equipment, and hopefully generate meaningful thought and
discussion of how to put pesticide safety knowledge into practice, is essential to an
effective and thorough pesticide safety training program.
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HOW TO USE THIS CATALOG
The quickest way to get information out of this catalog is to start with the Guide
to Materials which starts on page 9A. Since there are almost 150 different
publications listed in the catalog, it is time consuming to read through all of the titles.
We suggest that you use the Sub-headings in the Guide, which appear in bold
lettering at the left margin, as a means of quickly scanning the material available. A list
of the sub-headings and their page numbers is shown on page 8, Guide Sub-
headings. Decide which of the sub-headings best describes the type of information
you are seeking, and turn to that section of the Guide. For example, if you are looking
for a slide set on pesticide safety to present to a Spanish speaking audience of
farmworkers, first turn to the Farmworker Specific Materials sub-heading in the Guide,
which begins on page 10B. Then, read the headings which appear across the top of
the page to find the column headings that best describe the kind of material that you
need. In our example, we scan down both the Spanish and Slides columns looking
for a pair of "X's"; the first pair shows up on page 11 A, item #32. Look at the example
below:
GUIDE TO MATERIALS
UCD PESTICIDE SAFETY AND TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
, page11A
TITLE
AUDIENCE
LANGUAGE
MEDIA
FTEM
Farm Cert. Non-cert. Healthcare Other
Worker Grower Applicator Handler Public & Other English Spanish Pamphlet Slides Video Poster Book Media
Farmworker Specific
Material
FL 32 Farmworkers Pesticide Safety
Program (three parts)
CA 39 Fruits of Your Labor: A Guide to
Pesticide Hazards for California
Field Workers
CA 45 Health and Safety Issues
Commonly Faced by Farm
workers: Answers to 67 Most
Frequently Asked Questions.
DC 56 Migrants Health and Safety
Protection: A Guide to the State
and Federal Requirements
AZ 61 IOJOI "New Law* *New
Protections*
•Nueva Ley Aprobada * Nueva
Protecciones*
DC 75 Pesticide Safety for
Farmworkers
Uso Seguro de Pesticidas para
los Trabajadores del Campo
CA 85 Pesticides: A Guide for Farm
Workers
Pesticidas: Gufa para los
trabajadores del campo
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The title of this item, "Farmworkers Pesticide Safety Program," indicates that it is
about pesticide safety and therefore fits our example. When you have found a likely
title, write down the item number (#32 in our example) for later reference. Continue to
scan down the Guide underthe selected sub-heading to look for any other titles that
might to fit your needs. There is one other item that fits our example: it is item #85,
"Pesticides: A Guide for Farmworkers." After scanning underthe column heading(s)
that you originally chose, it may be beneficial to go back and read all of the titles within
that sub-heading to see if there are any other materials that could be of interest. Be
sure to note the item numbers for later reference.
After scanning the titles under your first choice sub-heading, go back to the
Guide Sub-heading list, (page 8), and look for another sub-heading that may contain
material of interest to you. In this example, material on pesticide safety for farmworkers
also appears under the sub-heading Handling Safety & Clean-up. There are two slide
sets in Spanish with titles that indicate that the material concerns pesticide safety; they
are item #76, "Pesticide Safety for Non-certified Mixers, Loaders, and Applicators," and
item #116, "Safe Handling of Pesticides."
After checking the Guide, and noting the item numbers that look promising, turn
to the Complete List which begins on page 18. The Complete List contains all of the
materials arranged in alphabetic order by title, and it is numbered sequentially so that
individual item numbers are easy to find. Check the expanded description under each
of the item numbers that you have selected. We recommend that you read the
Abstract and Editorial first so that you can determine if the selected publications
contain the information that you are seeking. The rest of the information for that item
will include: cost to purchase or rent, where to order, order codes, phone numbers,
publishing date, language, media, and intended audience.
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Guide Sub-Titles
page
Contaminated Laundry 9A
Disposal, Storage, Spills, & Fires 9A
Equipment & Calibration 10A
Farmworker Specific Material 10B
Handling Safety & Clean-up 12A
Health Care Providers 13B
Home Pesticide Use ..„ 14A
Personal Protection 14A
Poisoning & First Aid 15A
Regulatory Issues 15B
Specific Crop / Work Site 16A
Specific Pesticides &
Specialized References 16B
Water Concerns 17
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UCD PESTICIDE SAFETY AND TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
Item 1
Title A Road Map to EPA's Pesticide Program: Opportunities for Public Comment and
Sources of Information
Address Natural Resources Defense Council
90 New Montgomery
San Francisco, CA 94105
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (415) 777-0220
Audience general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Explains content of periodical reports issued by the Environmental Protection Agency's
Office of Pesticide Programs, how to obtain these reports, and opportunities for public
comment. (2 pages)
Editorial Clear and brief.
Item 2
Title Agricultural Chemical Toxicity to Selected Aquatic Animals
Address Cooperative Extension Service-Pesticide Coordinator
Mississippi State University
Mississippi State, MS 39762
Comments Cost: free
Published: 1984
Order code #: 1455
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, fishery manager
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Gives toxicity of many agricultural chemicals to 5 aquatic species: bluegill, channel
catfish, rainbow trout, crawfish, and freewater shrimp. Also gives tips for safe application
of agricultural chemicals near fish ponds, and Mississippi fish kill reporting procedures
are described. (24 pages)
Editorial Chart somewhat technical.
Item 3
Title Agricultural Fact Sheets
Address Publications Distribution Center
112 Agricultural Administration Bldg.
Penn State University
University Park, PA 16802
Comments Cost: single copies free, $0.10 for additional copies
Phone: (814) 865-6713
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Series of 6 fact sheets which cover respirator selection, use, and maintenance, toxicity
of insecticides, herbicides, and fungicides, how to handle chemical spills, and safe use
of chemically treated wood. (2-4 pages each)
Editorial Covers only acute toxicity.
page 18
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COMPLETE LIST OF MATERIALS
UCD PESTICIDE SAFETY AND TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
Item 4
Title Agricultural Pesticide and Chemical Fires
Address Extension Publications
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT59717
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (406) 994-3273
Published: 1984 .
Audience grower, cert, applicator, fire fighter, rescue worker . ' .
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Single sheet covers places pesticides are generally stored, hazards of flammability,
explosion, toxic vapors, and toxic runoff and debris from pesticide fires, as well as
firefighter and rescue worker protection. Emergency numbers for Montana provided. (2
pages)
Editorial Information useful for any firefighter but most applicable in Montana.
Item 5
Title Agricultural Pesticide Storage
Address Central Mailing Services
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, OK 74078-0550
Comments Cost: single copies free, $0.10 for additional copies
Phone: (405) 624-5531
Published: 1988
Order code #: F7451
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers safety precautions for pesticide storage including construction directions for
new storage areas, pesticide shelf life, and spill cleanup. (4 pages)
Editorial Clearly written.
Item 6
Title Agricultural Safety Guide
Gufa de Seguridad Agrfcola ;••.--.
Address Farm Employers Labor Service
1601 Exposition Blvd. FB-7
Sacramento, CA 95815-5103
Comments Cost: $1.75 each ,
Phone: (916) 924-4124
Published: 1985
Audience farm worker, grower, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Bilingual guide covers safety in pesticide storage, mixing, loading and applying
pesticides, use and maintenance of protective equipment, routes of exposure,
poisoning symptoms, and first aid. General farm safety information also included. (30
pages)
Editorial Small print. No graphics.
page 19
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COMPLETE LIST OF MATERIALS
UCD PESTICIDE SAFETY AND TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
Item
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Address
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Editorial
Basic Information for farmworkers about the use of agricultural pesicides
Informacion basica para el trabajador del campo sobre el uso de los pesticidas agricolas
Publications
Division of Agriculture & Natural Resources
University of California :
6701 San Pablo Ave
Oakland, CA 94608-1239
Cost: single copies free.
Order code*: 21216
Published: 1981 :
farmworker
pamphlet
Spanish
Booklet explains uses of pesticides, hazards of misuse, types of poisoning (chronic and
acute), modes of entry into body, types of protective equipment, poisoning symptoms
and first aid, re-entry intervals and precautions, blood testing for cholinesterase levels,
and how to read a pesticide label. (16 pages)
Some graphics. Does not cover importance of keeping storage area locked. The
symptoms chart may not give accurate determination of poisoning severity.
Item 8
Title Be Safe with Pesticides ,
Use Pesticidas con Cuidado '
Address Occupational Safety Branch, (H 7506C)
Office of Pesticide Programs, US EPA
401 MSt, SW
Washington DC, 20460
Comments Cost: free
Published: 1987
Phone: (703) 557-7666
Audience farmworker
Media poster
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Poster uses individual graphics to explain modes of entry of pesticides into body, work
practices to prevent contamination or poisoning, meaning of re-entry intervals, and
fieidworkers' rights under existing EPA pesticide worker safety regulations.
Editorial Well done with clear text and good graphics.
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Item 9
Title Boom Sprayers
Address Donald R. Daum
246 Agricultural Engineering Bldg.
University Park, PA 16802
Comments Cost: $2.50
Phone: (814) 865-7685
Order code #: NRAES-19
Published: 1983
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract A guide to selection, calibration, and maintenance of boom sprayers for broadcast and
row-crop application.
Editorial Not reviewed.
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CDFA Pesticide Safety Information Series
Las directrices del Uso Seguro y Eficaz de pesticidas
Calif Dept of Food and Agriculture
Worker Health and Safety Branch
1220NSt. Box942871
Sacramento, CA 95814
Cost: single copy free
Published: 1988
Phone: (916) 445-8474
grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
pamphlet
English, Spanish
Outlines interpretation of protective equipment requirements on pesticide labels,
pesticide storage, transport, and disposal precautions, specifications for use of closed
mixing and loading systems in California, first aid and decontamination procedures,
guidelines for respirator selection, California pesticide regulations, specifications for
cholinesterase testing, and acute and chronic toxicity and poisoning treatment
information for specific pesticides, (about 100 pages)
Targeted for California but of genera! use. No graphics. Completeness of toxicity
information varies from pesticide to pesticide.
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Title Check Your Pesticide Labels
Address Central Mailing Services
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, OK 74078-0550
Comments Cost: single copies free, $0.10 for additional copies
Phone: (405) 624-5531
Published: 1985
Order code #: F7454
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Explains how to read and interpret directions on pesticide labels. (4 pages)
Editorial Does not explain how to select proper protective equipment based on label
precautionary statements.
Item 12
Title Chemical Hazards-A Guide to the Hazard Communication Standards
Address Occupational Safety & Health Law Center
1536 16th St. NW
Washington DC, 20036
Comments Cost: $7.95 includes postage
Phone: (202) 328-8300
Published: 1986
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media book
Language English
Abstract This book describes in detail the Hazard Communication Standard in language easily
understood by worker grower, or applicator. It simplifies the federal requirement and
systematically reviews the standard and its requirements. (176 pages)
Editorial Not reviewed.
Item 13
Title Chemigation Calibration
Address Environmental Programs
101 Natural Resources Hall
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 68583
Comments Cost: $30.00
Phone:(402)472-1632
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media slides w/tape
Language English
Abstract Covers importance of equipment calibration and gives step by step instructions for
calibrating through a center pivot system. Follows Nebraska manual "Using Chemigation
Safely and Effectively" Includes script book with photos of slides as well as synchronized
tape. (15 minutes)
Editorial Clearly written.
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Title Chemigation Equipment
Address Environmental Programs
101 Natural Resources Hall
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 68583
Comments Cost: $30.00
Phone: (402) 472-1632
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media slides w/tape
Language English
Abstract Covers how to set up, run, and maintain irrigation equipment for chemigation using
proper safety and antipollution devices to prevent contamination of surface or
groundwater. Specific.'measures to prevent backflow into the water supply, tank
overflow, mechanical or electrical failure, or pump shutdown are covered. Includes script
book with photos of slides. (12 minutes)
Editorial Clearly written.
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Comments
Audience
Media
Language
Abstract
Editorial
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Cholinesterase Testing Information
Bulletin Center
Thatcher Way, Cottage A
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 01003
Cost: free
Order code #: L-238R
Phone: (413) 545-2717
Published: 1985
farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, health provider
pamphlet
English
Single sheet explanation for pesticide applicators of what Cholinesterase is, why
Cholinesterase blood levels should be monitored, and how to be tested in
Massachusetts. Memo to physicians covering Cholinesterase testing procedures is
included.
Does not adequately explain importance of getting a baseline (pre-exposure)
Cholinesterase test, how to interpret changes in Cholinesterase levels in absence of
baseline data, or the importance of using the same laboratory for all tests on one
individual. Otherwise clear and simple.
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Title Citizen's Guide to Pesticides
Address Public Information Branch, (H 7506C)
Office of Pesticide Programs, US EPA
401 M St, SW
Washington DC, 20460
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (703) 557-4474
Published: 1989
Audience general public
Media pamphlet
Language English.
Abstract Pamphlet covers identification and prevention of pest problems, non-chemical controls,
and careful selection of chemical controls. Precautions for safe pesticide application,
how to determine how much spray to prepare, pesticide storage, disposal precautions,
choosing a pest control company, guidelines of reducing pesticide exposure, first aid for
poisoning, and a listing of state pesticide agencies. (18 pages)
Editorial Well written.
Item 17
Title Clean Water, Who Needs It?
Agua Limpia, iQuiSn la necesita?
Address California Institute for Rural Studies
P.O. Box530
Davis, CA 95617-530
Comments Cost of slide set: $125.00+ 6% sales tax+ $3.00 shipping
Cost of pamphlet: $1.00 each, 10-100 @$0.90 each, >100 @ $0.80 each
Phone: (916) 756-6555
Published: 1986
Audience general public
Media slides w/tape, pamphlet
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Slideshow outlines sources and extent of water contamination by pesticides and othr
pollutants in California, potential health hazards, measures to take to avoid drinking
contaminated water, and legal strategies for protecting one's community. (20 minutes)
Pamphlet outlines sources and extent of water contamination in California, potential
health hazards, measures to take to avoid drinking contaminated water, legal strategies
for protecting one's community, and a list of California resources. (24 pages)
Editorial Emphasis on community action. Useful general information for other states.
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Clothing Selection for Pesticide Application
Ag Publications Bldg. .
Building J40, Idaho St.
University of Idaho
Moscow, Idaho 83843
Cost: $0.25 each
Phone: (208) 885-8982
Published: 1986
Order code #: CIS #779
grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
pamphlet
English
Sheet gives general recommendations for selection of protective clothing needed for
pesticide application work. (2 pages)
Good, general. Does not describe procedures for decontaminating protective
equipment after use.
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Title
Address
Comments
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Media
Language
Abstract
Editorial
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Cold Weather Storage and Handling of Liquid Pesticides
Extension Publications
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT59717
Cost: free .
Phone: (406) 994-3273
Published: 1987
grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
pamphlet
English
Leaflet covers methods for storing pesticides during subzero weather and steps to
follow in thawing out those pesticides that can be frozen without adverse effect. Table
lists minimum storage temperatures and specific thawing and handling instructions for
pesticides commonly used in Montana. (4 pages)
Useful for any cold weather area. Accuracy of storage condition information for specific
pesticides not checked. Supplied by manufacturer.
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Item 20
Title Comic Campesino: La Amenaza De Los Pesticidas!
Address California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation
2000 "O" Street, Ste. 240
Sacramento, CA 95814
Comments Cost: for 100 or more $0.45 each
Phone:(916)446-1416
Published: 1984
Audience farmworker, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language Spanish
Abstract Comic Book enacts a farm worker family's poisoning by pesticide drift and subsequent
organizing within the farmworker community to demand pesticide safety. Federal
pesticide safety rights, pesticide label information, routes of exposure, poisoning
symptoms, protective equipment, and storage precautions are explained along with
Workers' Compensation in California. (32 pages)
Editorial Storyline shows use of medical and legal resources and collective action. Excellent
teaching tool.
Item 21
Title Crop Sheets
Hoja Sobre la Cosecha
Address Right to Know Program
P. O. Box 12847
Austin, TX 78711
Comments Cost: free
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Each Crop Sheet lists pesticides commonly used on the crop and diagrams time of year
applied, acute toxicity level, Texas re-entry interval, and pesticide class. General acute
symptoms of pesticide poisoning, suspected long term health effects, general pesticide
safety precautions, first aid directions, farm worker rights in Texas, and some referral
telephone numbers are also given, (one page each)
Editorial Good graphics, catchy format, and simple language. Useful general model for educators.
Item 22
Title ICuidado!
Address Maricopa County Organizing Project
701 N. 1st Street, Suite #104
Phoenix, AZ 85004
Comments Cost: free, limited quantity
Phone: (602) 257-8155
Audience farmworker
Media pamphlet
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Bilingual pesticide bulletins describe what pesticides are, symptoms of poisoning, first
aid and decontamination steps, reading labels, and legal rights to pesticide safety.
Editorial Clear and simple with good graphics. Good model.
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Disposal of Excess Pesticides and Related Waste
Agricultural Communications
105 Agricultural Comm. Bldg.
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 69593-0918
Comments Cost: $0.05 each
Phone: (402) 472-3023
Published: 1979
Order code #: G79-473
grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
pamphlet
English
Provides guidelines on the handling of excess pesticides and pesticide wastes
according to EPA and Nebraska Department of Environmental Control procedures (2
pages) ...... v
Applies only in Nebraska. Burial methods discussed are illegal in many areas due to risk
of groundwater contamination.
Audience
Media
Language
Abstract
Editorial
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Disposal of Pesticide Containers
Entomology Dept
Townsend Hall
University of Delaware
Newark, DE 19717-1303
Cost: free
Phone: (302) 451-2526
Published:! 985
grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
pamphlet
English
Covers environmental hazards of improper pesticide container disposal types of
containers, jet rinse and triple rinse procedures, storage of rinsed containers, and
disposal options. Gives Delaware assistance number. (2 pages)
Clearly written. No graphics.
Item
Title
Address
Comments
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Media
Language
Abstract
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Disposal of Pesticide Containers
Cooperative Extension Service- Pesticide Coordinator
Mississippi State University
Mississippi State, MS 39762 •
Cost: free
Published: 1987
grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
pamphlet
English ,
Covers dos and don't of pesticide container disposal. (2 pages)
Clear and concise.
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Title Disposal of Pesticides and Pesticide Containers
Address Horticulture Department
North Carolina State University
PO Box 7609
Raleigh, NC 27695
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (919) 737-3113
Published: 1988
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet, poster
Language English
Abstract Covers procedures for disposal of pesticides and pesticide containers. Information on
North Carolina Disposal Assistance Program. (2 pages)
Editorial Clearly written. •
Item 27
Title El angel de la muerte
Address James Grieshop
Department of Applied Behavioral Sciences
University of California
Davis, CA 95616
Comments Cost: free, while supply lasts
Phone:(916)752-3008
Published: 1984
Audience farmworker
Media pamphlet
Language Spanish
Abst ract Fotonovela enacts a story involving two deaths and a sickness which are traced to
unsafe handling of pesticides. Concludes with crossword puzzle, quiz, and review
section on pesticide safety. Photographed in Ecuador. (35 pages)
Editorial Good model but gives only most basic information. Photos don't show examples of
proper pesticide use procedures.
Item 28
Title Empty Container Disposal: Safe Practices for Agricultural Chemical Users
Address National Agricultural Chemical Association
1155 15th St. NW
Washington, DC 20005
Comments Cost: $0.35 each, discount 10% for order of more than 500
Phone: (202) 296-1585
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Pamphlet with photos covers container triple rinsing, pressure rinsing and options for
container disposal and recycling. (14 pages)
Editorial Generally well written, however, burning of plastic containers should be avoided
because it emits toxic vapors.
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Farm Chemical Safety is in Your Hands
National Agricultural Chemical Association
1155 15th St. NW
Washington, DC 20005
Cost: $0.35 each, discount 10% for order of more than 500
Cost of video: VHS= $16.50, 3/4"= $26.50
Cost of slides w/tape= $19.50
Phone: (202) 296-1585
grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
pamphlet, slides w/ tape, video
English
Discuss importance of wearing protective clothing and equipment during pesticide
handling to reduce exposure. Routes of exposure, acute and chronic toxicity, reading
label, use of eye protection and respirators and being prepared for an emergency are
covered. (12 pages, 12 minutes)
Clearly done but no discussion of respirator fit, how to wash contaminated clothes or
poisoning symptoms.
Item
Title
Address
Comments
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Language
Abstract
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Farm Guide to the Right-to-Know Law
Cornell Distribution Center
Pesticide Manuals
7 Research Park
Ithaca, NY 14850
Cost to purchase: $7.00
Phone: (607) 255-7660
Published: 1987
farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
book
English
Agricultural employers and growers have certain responsibilities to their employees
under New York State's Right to Know Law. The manual includes basic information on
understanding toxicity, chemical make-up, formulation, and route of exposure. First aid
and safety precautions are covered in depth. Symptoms of poisoning are listed. Six
complete material safety data sheets of hazardous substances are included in the
manual. (123 pages)
Not reviewed.
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Item 31
Title Farm Pesticide Storage
Address Agricultural Communications
105 Agricultural Comm. Bldg.
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 69593-0918
Comments Cost: $0.05 each
Phone: (402) 472-3023
Published: 1979
Order code #: G79-460
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Discusses factors related to farm pesticide storage including site selection, storage area
maintenance and organization, procedural precautions, and dealing with spills. (4 pages)
Editorial Clear and detailed.
Item 32
Title Farmworkers Pesticide Safety Program (three parts)
Address University of Florida
IFAS-bldg 664
Gainesville, FL 32611
Comments Order Numbers: Part 1 =#84-112; Part 2-#84-113; Part3-#84-114
To borrow: UCD Visual Media, Univ of Calif, Davis, CA 95616
In Calif loan: $5.00 for 10 days includes postage
Out of Calif loan: $7.00 for 10 days includes postage
Purchase from Univ of Florida, address above; cost: $42.007 all three parts
Available free to non-profit groups from OPP-EPA, TS-757C, 1921 Jefferson Hwy,
CM#2, Arlington, VA 22202
Audience farmworker
Media slides w/taped script, or video
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Series of three slide/tape shows or video. Part 1 "Introduction and Pesticide Safety
Program" covers concepts of toxicity level, label signal words, first aid and reentry. Part 2
"First Aid and Prevention" covers pesticide poisoning symptoms and first aid, using a
case study format. Part 3 "Daily Living With Pesticides" explains routes of exposure,
precautions for poisoning prevention, laundering contaminated clothing, and safe
household pesticide use. (45 mins)
Editorial Pt.1- Very basic. Pt. 2 - Case studies good active learning tool. Downplays importance of
mild symptoms. R. 3 -Useful general information.
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Item 33
Title Fires in Agricultural Chemicals
Address Univ of Missouri-Columbia Extension Div.
205 Ag. Engineering
Columbia, MO 65211
Comments Cost: first copy free
Phone: (314) 882-2731
Published: 1983
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, fire fighters
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers procedures that trained firefighters should follow when putting out fires involving
fertilizer or pesticides and gives planning and inspection recommendations. (3 pages)
Editorial Clear and concise.
Item 34
Title First Aid for Pesticide Poisoning
Address Extension Publications
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT 59717
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (406) 994-3273
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public, health provider
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Single sheet gives general information on first aid for pesticide poisoning and telephone
number for Montana Poison Control Center.
Editorial No diagrams or other graphics.
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Language
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First Aid for Pesticide Poisoning
Ag Publications Bldg.
Building J40, Idaho St.
University of Idaho
Moscow, Idaho 83843
Cost: $0.50 each
Phone:(208)885-8982
Published: 1985
Order code #: PNW #278
farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public, health provider
pamphlet
English
Information on routes of exposure, signs and symptoms of pesticide poisoning and first
aid measures needed to prevent serious injury or death. (8 pages)
Practical information. Should emphasize urgency of seeking emergency medical care
more clearly. No Graphics or quick reference tables.
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Title First Aid for Pesticide Poisoning
Address Univ of Missouri-Columbia Extension Div.
205 Ag. Engineering
Columbia, MO 65211
Comments Cost: first copy free
Phone: (314) 882-2731
Published: 1986 ,
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public, health provider
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers label reading, symptoms of poisoning, cholinesterase tests, first aid for
poisoning, and specific antidotes. (5 pages)
Editorial Clearly written.
Item 37
Title First Aid for Pesticide Poisoning
Address Central Mailing Services
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, OK 74078-0550
Comments Cost: single copies free, $0.10 for additional copies
Phone: (405) 624-5531
Published: 1984
Order code #: F7453
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public, health provider
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers pesticide poisoning symptoms, first aid procedures and antidotes to be used in
assisting a pesticide poisoning victim. Gives Poison Control Center numbers for
Oklahoma and neighboring states. (4 pages)
Editorial Clear and concise. No graphics. Abrasive cleansers are not advised because they can
cause breaks in the skin which can cause pesticides to be absorbed faster.
Item 38
Title Florida's Pesticide Law and Rules - A Summary for Applicators
Address Florida Dept. of Agricultural and Consumer Services
Pesticide Enforcement Section, 217 Mayo Bldg.
Tallahassee, FL 32399-0800
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (904) 488-6838
Published: 1988
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media Pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Brief summary of laws and rules if or Florida that pertain to licensed restricted use
pesticide applicators.
Editorial Small print. Applicable only for Florida.
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Item 39
Title Fruits of Your Labor: A Guide to Pesticide Hazards for California Field Workers
Address Labor Occupational Health Program
University of California
2521 Channing Way
Berkeley, CA 94720
Comments Cost: $10.00 includes postage
Phone: (415) 642-5507
, Published: 1984
Audience farm worker, worker advocate
Media book
Language English
Abstract A guide to health hazards associated with field exposures to several dozen pesticides in
common use in California. Charts (by crop and pesticide) describe acute and chronic
symptoms of poisoning, California regulations, and evidence of cancer, reproductive
damage or mutagenic effects in animal toxicfty tests. (200 pages)
Editorial Clear, concise presentation of a lot of information. Some chronic effects information is
now out of date.
Item 40
Title Guide to Pesticide Laws and Safety
Address W.L Strain
315 Information Services Building
Auburn University, AL 36849-5629
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (205) 826-4970
Published: 1975
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public, dealers
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Explains federal and Alabama pesticide use laws and applicator certification processes.
Pesticide toxicity ratings, routes of exposure, reading .labels, recognizing pesticide
poisoning, selecting protective equipment, medical supervision, storage and container
disposal, information for pesticide dealers, and a list of restricted pesticides. (22 pages)
Editorial Good advice to pesticide dealers. Doesn't explain how to triple rinse containers or
discuss respirator fitting.
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Item 41
Title Guidebook to Pesticides
Address Massachusetts Dept of Food and Agriculture
100 Cambridge St. Suite 2103
Boston, MA 02202
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (617) 727-7712
Published: 1987
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers federal and Massachusetts pesticide regulations, how to read label, pesticide
safety tips, and gives resource numbers for Massachusetts. Some pest control
information also. (45 pages)
Editorial Main focus is on explanation of pesticide registration and regulation with little information
on safe pesticide use practices.
Item 42
Title Guidelines for Insecticide Use
Address S225 Agricultural Science, North
University of Kentucky
Lexington, KY 40546
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (606) 257-7473
Published: 1987
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers pesticide selection, transport, storage, use precautions, spill cleanup, protective
equipment selection, laundering of contaminated clothing, poisoning symptoms, first
aid, container disposal, bee protection, and sprayer calibration. (35 pages)
Editorial No graphics. Some disposal recommendations are not legal in all areas. Consult label
and local health authorities for pesticide disposal regulations.
Item 43
Title Hazardous Substance Fact Sheets on Individual Pesticides
Address Right to Know Program
New Jersey Department of Health - CN 368
Trenton, NJ 08625
Comments Cost: $0.25 per fact sheet, if more that 10 are ordered
Phone: (609) 984-2202
Published: 1985
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media fact sheet
Language English
Abstract Individual fact sheets available for many pesticides. Each includes a summary of the
pesticide's hazards, ways of reducing exposure, acute and chronic health effects,
medical testing, workplace controls, personal protective equipment, questions and
answers, definitions, information on proper handling, storage, first aid, fire control, and
spill cleanup. (6 pages)
Editorial Clear, thorough, and very useful.
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Item 44
Title Hazardous Waste Management Requirements for Pesticide Applicators
Address Agricultural Communications ,
105 Agricultural Comm. Bldg.
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 69593-0918
Comments Cost: $0.05 each
Phone: (402) 472-3023
Published: 1987
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers selected provisions of federal and Nebraska hazardous waste laws and
regulations which pesticide applicators must follow. (4 pages)
Editorial ; Applicable only in Nebraska. Pesticide disposal laws are stricter in many areas.
Item 45
Tit le Health and Safety Issues Commonly Faced by Farm workers: Answers to 67 Most
Frequently Asked Questions.
Address Labor Occupational Health Program
University of California
2521 Channing Way
Berkeley, CA 94720
Comments Cost: $5.00 includes postage
Phone: (415) 642-5507
Published: 1983
Audience farm worker, worker advocate
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abst ract Answers questions about farmworkers' rights in California to protection against pesticide
hazards and retaliations for union activities. Gives general explanation and cites
applicable California laws. (68 pages)
Editorial Format seems well suited for training workers who have had little formal education.
item 46
Title How to Handle Chemical Spills
Address Publications Distribution Center
112 Agricultural Administration Bldg.
Penn State University
University Park, PA 16802
Comments Cost to purchase: $21.90 includes postage
Cost to rent (only within Penn): inquire
Phone: (814) 865-6713
Published: 1980
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media slides w/tape
Language English
Abstract Includes basic information on how to control, contain, and clean up pesticide spills and
leaks. (12 minutes)
Editorial Not reviewed.
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Item 47
Title How to Remove Pesticide Residue from your Clothing
Address Cooperative Extension Education Center
Attn: Kathleen Mallon, coordinator
University of Rhode island
Kingston, Rl 02881
Comments Cost: free
Published: 1988
Phone: (401) 792-2900
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media poster
Language English
Abstract Single sheet details steps for pre-rinsing and washing clothes contaminated with
pesticides.
Editorial Clear and detailed. Does not mention need to wear gloves during laundering or to store
contaminated clothing in plastic out of reach of children before laundering.
Item 48
Title Information for Firefighters on Pesticide Fires
Address Bulletin Center
Thatcher Way, Cottage A
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 01003
Comments Cost: free
Order code #: L-244
Phone: (415) 545-2717
Published: 1986
Audience farmworker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, fire fighters
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers usual pesticide storage locations, hazards of combustion and explosion, and
protective measures used to avoid illness or injury while fighting a pesticide fire and to
prevent causing environmental damage afterwards. Reference telephone numbers for
Massachusetts provided.
Editorial Information useful for any firefighters but most applicable in Massachusetts.
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Abstract
Editorial
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Introduction to Respirator Training
Calif Dept of Food and Agriculture
Worker Health and Safety Branch
1220 N Street - PO Box 942871
Sacramento, CA 94271-0001
Cost: not yet determined
Phone: (916) 445-8474 (Cliff Smith)
Published: 1988
grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Pamphlet, video
English
Video explains how to select appropriate respiratory protection for different types of
pesticide application and respirator fit-testing, maintenance, and storage. Instructor
guide with sample quiz enclosed. (31 minutes)
Useful information clearly presented. Should supplement with hands on instruction in
respirator use.
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Title
Address
Comments
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Media
Language
Abstract
Editorial
50
Laundering Pesticide Contaminated Clothing
Ag Publications Bldg.
Building J40, Idaho St.
University of Idaho
Moscow, Idaho 83843
Cost: $0.25 each
Phone: (208) 885-8982
Published: 1984
Order code #: CIS #781
farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
pamphlet
English
Sheet gives detailed recommendations for laundering clothing used for pesticide
application. (2 pages)
Good detail, however, advice to burn or bury pesticide saturated clothes is not
environmentally sound and is illegal in many areas.
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Title Laundering Pesticide Contaminated Clothing
Address Agricultural Communications
105 Agricultural Comm. Bldg.
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 69593-0918
Comments Cost: $0.05 each
Phone: (402) 472-3023
Published: 1984
Order code #:HG81 -152
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Provides laundering recommendations for clothing contaminated by pesticides.
Includes specific guidelines on pre-rinsing, washing, and drying. (2 pages)
Editorial In many areas clothing heavily contaminated by pesticides must be disposed of as
hazardous waste. Consult local authorities for requirements.
Item 52
Title Management of Pesticide Poisoning: Guide for Emergency Personnel
Address Environmental Programs
101 Natural Resources Hall
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 68583
Comments Cost: $35.00
Phone: (402) 472-1632
Audience emergency personnel
Media slides w/tape
Language English
Abstract Covers how pesticides enter the body, poisoning symptoms and first aid for
organophosphates and carbamates, organochlorines, dipyridyls, fumigants, and
strychnine. Gives examples of appropriate response in several different types of
poisoning incidents. Also discusses how emergency workers should protect
themselves from being poisoned and decontaminate after contact with pesticide
residues. (15 minutes)
Editorial Good format. However, it is not advised to remove pesticide label even in emergencies.
Concept of dose-response is not adequately explained.
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Item 53
Title Management of Pesticide Poisoning: Guide for Nurses
Address Environmental Programs
101 Natural Resources Hall "
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 68583
Comments Cost: $35.00
Phone:(402)472-1632
Audience nurses
Media slides w/tape
Language English
Abstract Covers how pesticides enter the body, symptoms of poisoning, steps for treating
poisoning victim upon arrival at the hospital, and use of label information and Poison
Control Centers. Gives information on treatment of poisoning by organophosphates or
carbamates, organochlorines, dipyridyls (paraquat and diquat), fumigants, and
strychnine. (15 minutes)
Editorial Should not be used as sole training because it covers a lot of information very quickly
with variable amounts of detail. No discussion of how to prevent pesticide contamination
of emergency room or decontaminate area after poisoning victims have been treated. All
pesticides are lethal in some amount, pesticides labeled "Danger-Poison" are, however
lethal at much smaller doses.
Item 54
Title Management of Pesticide Poisoning: Guide for Physicians
Address Environmental Programs
101 Natural Resources Hall
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 68583
Comments Cost: $35.00
Phone:(402)472-1632
Audience health provider -.-.-.
Media slides w/tape ' ,
Language English
Abstract Covers routes of exposure to pesticides, symptoms of systemic poisoning, tips for
diagnosis including atropine refractory test, and treatment of poisoning by
organophosphates or carbamates, organochlorines, dipyridyls (paraquat and diquat),
fumigants, and strychnine. Considerable discussion of other illnesses which may cause
symptoms similar to pesticide poisoning symptoms. (20 minutes)
Editorial No discussion of taking pesticide exposure histories or testing for pesticide residue in a
field poisoning case where no label is available. Interpretation of cholinesterase test not
covered and no other biological monitoring methods mentioned. It is not advised to
remove pesticide label even in emergencies. Concept of dose-response is not
adaquately explained.
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Item 55
Title Massachusetts "Right to Know Law" & the Pesticide Applicator
Address Bulletin Center
Thatcher Way, Cottage A
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA01003
Comments Cost: free
Order code #: L-357R
Phone: (413) 545-2717
Published: 1986
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, employer of pesticide handlers
Media pamphlet
Language, English
Abstract Explains responsibilities of employers who use pesticides to: maintain MSDS files, label
pesticide containers, and to train employees. Includes a list of pesticides to which the
Right to Know Act applies. (1 page)
Editorial Not reviewed.
item 56
Title Migrants Health and Safety Protection: A Guide to the State and Federal Requirements
Address Occupational Safety & Health Law Center
1536 16th St. NW
Washington DC, 20036
Comments Cost: $7.95 includes postage
Phone: (202) 328-8300
Published: 1988
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media book
Language English
Abstract A compilation of state and federal laws which that to migrant workers safety and health.
Includes a model code which incorporates the best applicable statutes. (235 pages)
Editorial Not reviewed.
Item 57
Title Missouri Restricted Use List
Address Publication
115 S. Fitth
Columbia, MO 65211
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (314) 882-7216
Order code #: G7550
Published: 1988
Audience grower, cert, applicator
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Chart includes common names, pesticide types, and criteria influencing restriction of
each pesticide in Missouri. (6 pages)
Editorial Clear and concise. Toxicity information not checked by PFSC staff for completeness.
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Item 58
Title Mixing and Using Pesticides for the Home, Vard, and Garden
Address Entomology Dept
TownsendHall
University of Delaware ,
Newark, DE 19717-1303 . :,.... .
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (302) 451-2526
Published:! 985
Audience general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Gives instructions for mixing small quantities of spray and guidelines for safe pesticide
use and storage, which emphasize following label directions. (4 pages)
Editorial No graphics, very basic. Does not emphasize need to wear long sleeves and pants for all
pesticide applications.
Item 59
Title Names, Manufacturers, and Toxicities of Pesticides
Address Cooperative Extension Service-Pesticide Coordinator
Mississippi State University
Mississippi State, MS 39762
Comments Cost: free
Published: 1987
Order code*: 1219
Audience farm worker^ grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Cross referenced listing of selected pesticides, pests they should control, producers,
and oral and dermal acute toxicity level (LD50) and national and Mississippi emergency
numbers. (32 pages)
Editorial Clear, basic information.
Item 60
Title North Carolina Pesticide Laws and Regulations
Address Horticulture Department
North Carolina State University
PO Box 7609
Raleigh, NC 27695
Comments Cost: $2.00
Phone:(919)737-3113
Published: 1978
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media book
Language English " :.....
Abstract Covers North Carolina laws regulating use of restricted pesticides, pesticide handling
and disposal, and applicator licensing. (64 pages)
Editorial Not reviewed.
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Item 61
Title !OJO! *New Law* *New Protections*
*Nueva Ley Aprobada * Nueva Protecciones*
Address Maricopa County Organizing Project
701 N. 1st Street, Suite #104
Phoenix, AZ 85004
Comments Cost: free, limited quantity
Phone: (602)257-8155
Audience farmworker
Media pamphlet
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Comic strip depicts one field worker explaining the Arizona Field Sanitation Standard to
co-worker.
Editorial Good model for conveying information on workers' rights.
Item 62
Title On the Trail of a Pesticide
Address NW Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides
PO Box 97440
Eugene, OR 97440
Comments Cost: $14.00
Phone: (503) 344-5044
Published: 1984
Audience general public
Media book
Language English
Abstract A guide to learning about the chemistry, effects, and testing of pesticides. (166 pages)
Editorial Useful whether or not one has a strong science background.
Item 63
Title Persistence and Mobility of Pesticides in Soil and Water
Address Agricultural Communications
MorrillHall
Fargo, ND 58105
Comments Cost: single copies free, $0.10 each if more that 10 are ordered
Phone: (701) 237-7882
Bulletin #: 49
Published: 1988
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Provides information on factors involved in pesticide movement to groundwater.
Includes charts rating persistence and mobility of certain pesticides in soil. (7 pages)
Editorial General accuracy of persistance and mobility ratings not reviewed.
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Comments
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Language
Abstract
Editorial
64
Personal Protective Equipment for Working with Pesticides
University of Missouri-Columbia Extension
205 Ag Engineering
Columbia, MO 65211
Cost: free
Phone: (314) 882-2731
Published: 1986
farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
pamphlet
English
Covers selection, use, cleaning, and maintenance of protective equipment. (2 pages)
Well written with thorough directions on how to clean and maintain equipment. However,
in many areas clothing heavily contaminated with pesticides must be treated as
hazardous waste.
Item 65
Title Pesticide Alert
Address Sierra Club Stores
30 Polk Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
Comments Cost: $9.95 including postage
Published: 1988
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media book
Language English
Abstract Consumer's guide to pesticide residues found on fruits and vegetables, information on
whether the residues can be removed by washing, and pesticide chronic toxicity
information.
Editorial Not reviewed.
Item
Title
Address
66
Pesticide Antipollution Devices for Pesticide Applicators
North Carolina Dept of Agriculture
Pesticide Section
PO Box 27647
Raleigh, NC 27695
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (919) 737-3113
Published: 1987
grower, cert, applicators
pamphlet
English
Text and detailed diagrams cover North Carolina requirements for antipollution devices
and equipment arrangement for applying pesticides through several types of irriaation
systems. (2 pages)
Clearly written,
Audience
Media
Language
Abstract
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Item 67
Title Pesticide Application Safety
Address University of Missouri-Columbia Extension
205 Ag Engineering
Columbia, MO 65211
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (314) 882-2731
Published: 1986
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers safety precautions for pesticide storage, sprayer maintenance and use, safety
tips for handling, equipment cleaning and storage and disposal of pesticides and
containers. (4 pages)
Editorial General and basic. Always consult local authorities for proper disposal information.
Item 68
Title Pesticide Disposal and Storage
Address Extension Publications
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT59717
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (406) 994-3273
Published: 1983
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Leaflet discusses pesticide storage, container triple rinse procedures, and general
pesticide disposal recommendations. (3 pages)
Editorial Directions for pesticide disposal on private property may not be environmentally sound
or legal in many areas.
Item 69
Title Pesticide Exposures: Symptoms, First Aid, Legal Aspects, Laboratories, and Resources
Address Califomians for Alternatives to Toxics
PO Box 602
Trinidad, CA 95570
Comments Cost: $1.00 each, $6.00 for 10 copies
Phone: (707) 822-8497
Published: 1988
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public, health provider
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers poisoning symptoms, first aid, collection of legal evidence of pesticide
poisoning, several laboratories which test for pesticide residues, and California resource
numbers. (8 pages)
Editorial Clear and concise. Does not explain need to position victim face-down to avoid
aspiration.
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Item 70
Title Pesticide Formulations
Address Extension Publications
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT59717
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (406) 994-3273
Published: 1983
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Leaflet covers general safety precautions for pesticide application, laws for use of
"restricted use" pesticides in Montana, and special characteristics and hazards of
different types of pesticide formulations. (4 pages)
Editorial No graphics. Limited descriptions of hazards and specific application problems with
various types of formulations.
Item 71
Title Pesticide Health & Safety Programs
Address Videowise
PO Box 11991
Fresno, CA 93776
Comments Cost: $800.00 set of both languages
Discounts are available to schools, government agencies, and institutions
Phone: (209) 255-1600
Published: 1985
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media video
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Five videos cover pesticide safety law, worker health and safety, equipment operation,
maintenance, cleanup and disposal, transportation and storage, pesticide mixing,
application, and pesticide residues. Titles of videos: Laws, Pesticides and You, Worker
Health and Safety, Operations, Maintenance and Disposal, Transporation, Application,
Residue. (30 minutes each)
Editorial Not reviewed.
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Item 72
Title Pesticide Laws and Regulations
Address Agricultural Communications
105 Agricultural Comm. Bldg.
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 69593-0918
Comments Cost: $0.05 each
Phone: (402) 472-3023
Published: 1987
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Explains selected provisions of federal pesticide safety law (FIFRA) which must be
followed by private and commercial applicators and pesticide dealers including applicator
certification, restricted use pesticides, record keeping, unlawful acts and penalties. (4
pages)
Editorial No graphics or charts. Useful mainly in Nebraska.
Item 73
Title Pesticide Mix-Calculator; software
Address Minnesota Extension Service
University of Minnesota
Distribution Center
1420 Eckles Ave., 3 Coffey Hall
St. Paul, MN 55108-1030
Comments Cost to Extension: $15.00
Cost to Public: $30.00
Phone: (612) 625-8173
Published: 1986
Order code #: AG-CS-2500
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media software
Language English
Abstract Provides five different ways to calculate pesticide mixes: product per acre; product per
gallon; actual chemical per acre; water to dilute pesticide to a recommended percentage.
Also compares costs and keeps records,
Editorial Not reviewed. .
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Language
Abstract
Editorial
74
Pesticide Profiles
Bulletin Center
Thatcher Way, Cottage A ;
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA01003
Cost: free
Order code #: L-286
Phone: (413) 545-2717
Published: 1984
farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
pamphlet
English
Single sheets discuss each pesticide's physical properties, acute and chronic toxicity,
major uses in Massachusetts, formulations available, environmental persistence and
ways to mitigate groundwater contamination and other environmental hazards. Sheets
available for Aldicarb (Temik), Ammonium Sulfamate (Ammate X), Atrazine, Bromacil,
Captan, Carbaryl (Sevin), Chlordane, Chlorpyrifos (Dursban, Lorsban), EDB (ethylene
dibromide), Malathion, and 2,4-D
Descriptions of chronic toxicity data are not comprehensive or up to date. Language
moderately technical.
Item 75
Title Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers
Uso Seguro de Pesticidas para los Trabajadores del Campo
Address Occupational Safety Branch, (H 7506)
Office of Pesticide Programs
US Environmental Protection Agency
401 M St., SW
Washington DC, 20460
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (703) 557-7666
Published: 1985
Audience farm worker, grower, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Covers routes of exposure, symptoms of poisoning, first aid, sources of contamination,
work clothes selection and laundering, unsafe work practices, how to read pesticide
labels, reentry intervals, and existing federal worker protection standards. (27 pages)
Editorial Developed for use as supplement to EPA slide/tape program. Only clearly recommends
seeking medical attention if there are serious signs of poisoning. Does not define what
"gloves that can be properly cleaned" are. Advises to cover children's skin if with you at
work, rather than not to take to fields.
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Item 76
Title Pesticide Safety for Non-Certifed Mixers, Loaders, and Applicators
Seguridad con los Pesticidas para Mezcladores, Cargardores, y Aplicadores no
Certificador
Address University of Florida
IFAS-bldg 664
Gainesville, FL 32611
Comments Order code*: part 1= #84-109; part 2= #84-110; part 3= #84-111
Loan from: UCD Visual Media Library, Univ of Calif, Davis, CA 95616
Loan w/in Calif: $5.00 for 10 days includes postage
Out.of state loan: $7.00 for 10 days includes postage
Purchase from Univ of Florida, address above: $42.00 for three part series
Free to non-profit, charitable groups and clinics from EPA-OPP
Audience farm worker, non-certified handler, grower
Media slides w/ taped script
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Series of three slide/tape shows. Part 1 "Formulations, Label, and Protective Clothing"
discusses special hazards of different pesticide formulations, types of protective
equipment and purpose of reentry intervals. Part 2 "Safety Measures for Mixing/Loading
or Application". Part 3 "Pesticide Disposal and Transportation" discusses aspects of safe
transportation and storage, methods of disposal, poisoning symptoms and first aid. (45
mins)
Editorial Part 1 is very basic. Many disposal recommendations in Part 3 are not legal in some
areas. Consult label and local authorities for local laws.
Item 77
Title Pesticide Safety for Non-Certified Mixers, Loaders, and Applicators
Uso Seguro de Pesticidas para Mezcladores, Cargardores, y Aplicadores no Certificados
Address Occupational Safety Branch, (H 7506C)
Office of Pesticide Programs, US EPA
401 M St, SW
Washington DC, 20460
Comments Cost: free
Published: 1986
Phone: (703) 557-7666
Audience grower, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Booklet with many graphics covers how to read a pesticide label, toxicity classes,
"restricted use", re-entry periods, routes of exposure, selection of protective clothing,
general use precautions, symptoms recognition and first aid. (31 pages)
Editorial Developed as supplemental guide to EPA slide/tape program. Doesn't specify when to
change cartridges or need of removing cartridges before immersing respirator in soapy
water. Only advises to seek medical attention if have severe symptoms.
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Address
Pesticide Safety in the Greenhouse
Control de pesticidas en El Invernadero
Visual Media
University of California
Davis, CA 95616
Comments Cost to rent for Calif residents = $5.00 for 10 days includes postage
Other states = $7.00 for 10 days includes postage
Cost to purchase: $40.00
Phone:916-7520590
Order code #: v/86-AK = Spanish version
v/86-AJ = English version
grower, cert, applicator
video
English, Spanish
Video intended for supervisors and managers of indoor nurseries. Discusses problems
specific to greenhouse pesticide use and offers guidelines on how to institute safe
pesticide use practices in the commercial greenhouse nursery. (21 minutes)
Important information clearly presented. Excellent footage of greenhouse pesticide
use.
Audience
Media
Language
Abstract
Editorial
Item
Title
Address
Comments
Audience
Media
Language
Abstract
Editorial
79
Pesticide Safety Training for Agriculture
Guia de Seguridad Agricola
Calif. Agricultural Aircraft Association
5999 Freeport
Sacramento, CA 95822
Cost: $49.50 per language
$89.50 for both languages
grower
video
English, Spanish
Covers what pesticides are, general toxicity, label reading, toxicity catagories, routes of
exposure, selecting protective equipment and clothing, reentry intervals, field posting,
poisoning symptoms, and safety tips for opening containers, preventing spills, using '".
closed mixing systems, container rinsing, storage, and drift prevention. (22 minutes)
Important information clearly presented. Designed as part of a pesticide safety program
intended for use by California employers. Also of use nationwide because no detailed
references to California regulations.
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Item 80
Title Pesticide Storage on Farms
Address Ag Publications Bldg.
Building J40, Idaho St.
University of Idaho
Moscow, Idaho 83843
Comments Cost: $0.25 each
Phone: (208) 885-8982
Published: 1984
Order code #: CIS #580
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Sheet explains safety precautions for storing pesticides in detail, gives general
guidelines for spill cleanup and points out health hazards and economic impacts of
improper storage. Cites both federal and Idaho regulations. (2 pages)
Editorial Well written and comprehensive. Emphasizes consequences of improper storage.
Item 81
Title Pesticide Users Guide
Address Office of Information
Ohio Cooperative Extension Service
Ohio State University
2120 Fyffe Road
Columbus, OH 43210
Comments Cost: $1.00 plus $0.56 postage
Bulletin #745
Published: 1987
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Discusses relative toxicities of pesticides and chronic health concerns. Routes of
exposure, rates of dermal absorption, poisoning symptoms specific to certain
pesticides, respirator use, decontamination, pesticide container disposal and storage,
and the process for becoming a certified pesticide applicator in Ohio. (13 pages)
Editorial Text generally clear and well written. Some inaccuracies in the table of relative toxicities.
The suggestion to dispose of diluted surplus pesticides by spraying over isolated areas
is not environmentally sound and is illegal in some states. No discussion of importance
of respirator fit on face.
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Item 82
Title Pesticide Worker Safety Guide.
Guia de segurkJad para las personas que trabajan con pesticidas.
Address Cooperative Extension
Agricultural Bldg.
County Civic Center
Visalia, CA 93291
Comments Cost: Free, limited quantities.
Audience farm worker, non-certified handler
Media pamphlet
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Explains importance of reading a pesticide label, routes of exposure, symptoms of
organophosphate and carbamate poisoning, first aid, selection of protective clothing,
safety during application, pesticide storage, spill cleanup, and employer responsibilties
in California. (32 pages)
Editorial Fairly basic. Some good graphics. Follows California pesticide safety requirements.
Item 83
Title Pesticides ,
Address Agricultural Communications ,
Bulletin Room
MorrillHall
North Dakota State University
Fargo. ND 58105
Comments Cost: $0.10 —-
Order code #: E759
Phone:(701)237-7883
Published: 1987
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers safe handling of pesticides, how pesticides work, how pesticides enter the
body, poisoning symptoms and treatment, North Dakota Poison Control Centers, and
pesticide safety tips and how to prepare a first aid kit and emergency response strategy.
(11 pages)
Editorial Clearly written.
Item 84
Title Pesticides?
Address Rhode Island Dept of Environmental Management
Division of Agriculture
22 Hayes St.
Providence, Rl 02908
Comments Cost: free
Published: 1986
Audience farm worker, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Includes definition of pesticides, explanation of federal and Rhode Island pesticide
regulatory responsibilities, how to file a complaint about pesticide misuse, and tips for
choosing a professional pesticide applicator. (2 pages)
Editorial Basic. Clearly written.
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Item 85
Title Pesticides: A Guide for Farm Workers .
Pesticides: Gufa para los trabajadores del campo
Address California Institute for Rural Studies
P.O. Box530
Davis, CA 95617-530
Comments When requesting slides specify either California or national version.
Cost to purchase: $115.00 + 6% sales tax + $3.00 shipping
Cost to rent: $20.00 + $3.00 shipping (+$75.00 refundable deposit)
Phone:916-7566555
Published: 1982
Audience farmworker
Media slides w/tape
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Slideshow provides basic information for agricultural workers to use to avoid pesticide
contamination. Uses of agricultural chemicals, how they are applied, and how one may
become poisoned are explained. Features interviews with a poisoned worker and a
doctor and stresses workers' rights to protection and medical treatment. California and
National versions both available. (15 minutes)
Editorial Good photos and presentation. Emphasis on workers'rights.
Item 86
Title Pesticides: A Guide for Farmworker Agencies
Address California Institute for Rural Studies
433 Russell Blvd.
Davis, CA 95616
Comments Cost: $12.50 +$1.50 handling+ 6% tax in California
Phone: (916) 756-6555 ,
Published: 1983
Audience farm worker, clinician, worker advocate
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Guidebook addresses medical and legal issues of pesticide poisoning. Includes listing
of pertinent California legal and medical agencies and a medical history questionnaire in
English and Spanish for patients exposed to pesticides. (123 pages)
Editorial Well written. Explains California laws but also provides information of use to medical and
legal staff elsewhere. Excellent.
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87
Pesticides Are Dangerous
Las Pesticidas Son Peligrosas
Rural Opportunities, Inc.
339 East Ave, Suite 305
Rochester, NY 14604
Cost: free
Phone: (716) 546-7180
Published: 1988
farm worker, grower, non-cert, handler
pamphlet, poster, video
English, Spanish, Haitian Creole
Workshop program packet includes pesticide Safety Handbook for fieldworkers that
covers pesticide uses, toxicfty levels, routes of exposure, poisoning prevention, first
aid, and symptoms recognition. New York resource numbers given with information on
state right to know program. Training Manual for instructors gives background
information on pesticides. Demonstration cards for role-playing, transparencies go with
handbook, and learning evaluation form using pictographs included.
Very basic information. Pesticide classification incomplete in instructor's manual. Role
playing demonstration cards and pictograph evaluation are innovative.
Item 88
Title Pesticides...Be Safe! Read the Label First.
Address Rhode Island Dept of Environmental Management
Division of Agriculture
22 Hayes St.
Providence, Rl 02908
Comments Cost: free
Published: 1986
Audience grower, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Explains reading of pesticide label, pesticide safety tips, and information on Rhode
Island household toxics cleanup days. (2 pages)
Editorial Basic. Clearly written.
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Item 89
Title Pesticides: Health Aspects of Exposure and Issues Surrounding Their Use
Address Publications Section
PO Box 1015
North Highlands, CA 95660
Comments Cost: single copies free by phone request, otherwise $7.05 each
Code #: 7540-958-1301-5
Published: 1988
Phone: (415) 540-3063
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public, health provider
Media book
Language English
Abstract Covers diagnosis and treatment of pesticide illness, pesticide toxicology, chronic and
acute toxicity of different classes of pesticides, and California pesticide safety
regulations and pesticide illness reporting requirements. (145 pages).
Editorial Excellent resource. Used as a course syllabus and reference for training physicians and
nurses.
Item 90
Title Pesticides: How they work, personal safety and emergency measures.
Address Agricultural Communication Services
Media Distribution Center
301 South Second Street
Lafayette, Indiana 47905-1097
Comments Cost: $1.00 each
Phone: (317) 494-6794
Published: 1986
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Discusses principles of pesticide toxrcity, hazards and routes of exposure. Also covers
pesticide poisoning symptoms, first aid and safety tips. (16 pages)
Editorial Sections on chronic toxicity and first aid are detailed. Limited discussion of pesticide use
precautions.
Item 91
Title Pesticides in Agriculture
Pesticidas en la Agricultura
Address NJ-DEP Pesticide Control
380 Scotch Road, Ch 411
Trenton, NJ 08625
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (609) 530-4133
Published: 1987
Audience farm worker, grower
Media pamphlet
Language English, Spanish
Abstract General information for farm workers on regulations and law for farm workers in New
Jersey. Explains how to make an effective complaint to state authorities about unsafe
pesticide use and gives some information on poisoning symptoms. Available in English
or Spanish. (12 pages)
Editorial Important information presented in simple format.
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Item 92
Title Pesticides
Pesticidas
Address Agricultural Workers'Health Centers, Inc.
230 North California Street
PO Box 779
Stockton, CA 95201
Comments Cost: $0.50 each, specify Spanish or English
Phone: (209) 948-5410
Published: 1985
Audience farm worker, non-cert, handler, clinics, worker advocate
Media pamphlet
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Pocket-size booklet covers pesticide toxicity, poisoning symptoms, poisoning first aid
and treatment, California workers' rights, reentry intervals, California Workers'
compensation coverage, safety requirements for pesticide handlers, rights to protection
against discrimination, and steps for legally documenting a pesticide illness. List of
California resources included. (32 pages).
Editorial Good graphics. Well written. Some re-entry information out of date.
Item
Title
Address
Comments
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Media
Language
Abstract
Editorial
93
Pesticides & Your Health: A Series Focusing on Eight Common California Crops
Las Pesticidas y Su Salud: Una Serie que enfoca en Ocho Cosechas Corrientes en
California
Agricultural Workers'Health Center
P.O. Box 779
Stockton, CA 95201
Cost: $0.15 each crop sheet
Phone: (209) 948-5410
farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
pamphlet
English, Spanish
Two-sided bilingual pamphlet (English/Spanish) with general information on pesticides
including potential hazards on particular crop identified, ways to protect your health,
legal rights of farm workers in California, and resource list. Chart identifies key pesticides
used on each crop, and gives poisoning symptoms, toxicity data, and re-entry interval.
Crop sheets available: grapes; strawberries; melons; tomatoes; citrus; lettuce; peaches
and nectarines; broccoli, cauliflower, and brussel sprouts.
Clear. Good educational model. No graphics.
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Item 94
Title Physician's Guide to Management of Pesticide-related Illnesses
Address Agricultural Workers'Health Center
P.O. Box779
Stockton, CA 95201
Comments Cost: $1.00 each
Phone: (209) 948-5410
Published: 1985
Audience physician, health provider
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Booklet for use by health care providers to aid in diagnosis and treatment of pesticide
poisoning. Includes specific emergency treatment advice for organophosphate,
carbamate, and paraquat poisoning, California reporting requirements for pesticide
illness. Includes patient education sheet. (14 pages)
Editorial Protocols adopted from EPA's Recognition and Management of Pesticide Poisoning
(3rd Edition) by D. P. Morgan, MD.
Item 95
Title Prevention and Treatment of Pesticide Poisoning
Address Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service
County Extension Bldg
1009 Liberty Drive
Dewitt, AK 72042
Comments Cost: free to Arkansas residents
Phone: (501) 946-3231
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers first aid and emergency response for pesticide poisoning including preparation
of appropriate first aid kits. Includes Arkansas Poison Control Center numbers. (4 pages)
Editorial Clearly written. Do not induce vomiting if label recommends against it unless a Poison
Control Center physician has more current information.
Item 96
Title Private Farm/Family Well Analysis Program
Address Minnesota Extension Service
University of Minnesota
Distribution Center
1420 Eckles Ave., 3 Coffey Hall
St. Paul, MN 55108-1030
Comments Cost to Extension: $15.00
Cost to Public: $30.00
Phone: (612) 625-8173
Published: 1985
Audience grower, general public
Media software
Language English
Abstract Provides means to collect and permanently store records on each well in the county.
Editorial Not reviewed.
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97
Private Farm/Family Well Analysis Program.
Minnesota Extension Service .......
University of Minnesota
Distribution Center
1420 Eckles Ave., 3 Coffey Hall
St. Paul, MN 55108-1030
Cost: $25.00
Phone: (612) 625-8173
Published: 1985
grower, general public
software
English
Analyzes the water quality of run off from Minnesota watersheds. Predicts run off
volume and peak rate; eroded and delivered sediments; N, P, and chemical oxygen
demand concentration in the run off; and, the sediment for single storm events for all
points in the watershed ranging from 2.5 to 8000 acres.
Not reviewed.
Item 98
Title Private Pesticide Applicator Liability
Address Extension Publications
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT59717
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (406) 994-3273
Published: 1984
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Single sheet explains private applicators' liability in Montana to the general public and to
specific individuals claiming pesticide damage. Montana pesticide law and specific
background lawsuits are explained briefly.
Editorial Applies only to Montana.
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Item 99
Title Private Pesticide Applicator Safety Tips and Record Keeping Guide
Address Publications Distribution
112 Printing and Publications Bldg.
Iowa State University,
Ames, Iowa 50011
Comments Cost: $0.50 each
Phone: (515) 294-5247
Published: 1988
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non^ert. handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Pocket guide includes poisoning symptoms, first aid, Iowa Poison Control Center
numbers, spill cleanup, calibration and other critical information and has charts for
recording pesticide use. (38 pages)
Editorial Convenient, easy access guide containing critical information. Excellent model for
record-keeping. Included as part of Private Pesticide Applicator Study Guide and also
sold separately. Excellent.
Item 100
Title Proper Storage and Disposal of Pesticides for the Homeowner
Address Entomology Dept
Townsend Hall
University of Delaware
Newark, DE 19717-1303
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (302) 451-2526
Published: 1985
Audience general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers selection and maintenance of safe pesticide storage areas, spill cleanup and
disposal of excess pesticides and containers. (2 pages)
Editorial Very general and somewhat vague. Disposal recommendations given are illegal in some
areas. Always consult label and local pesticide or health authorities for disposal
regulations.
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101
Protect Your Family - Tips for Laundering Pesticide Contaminated Clothing
Agricultural Communications
Bulletin Room
MorrillHall
North Dakota State University
Fargo. ND 58105
Cost: $0.10
Order code #: HE382
Phone: (701) 237-7883
Published: 1987
farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
pamphlet
English
Describes how to launder clothing contaminated by various types of pesticides. (2
pages) . ,
Good detail except no information on how to dispose of excessively contaminated
clothing. In many states it must be disposed of as hazardous waste.
Item
Title
Address
Comments
Audience
Media
Language
Abstract
Editorial
102
Protecting Our Groundwater: A Grower's Guide
National Agricultural Chemical Association
1155 15th St. NW
Washington, DC 20005
Cost: $0.35 each, discount 10% for order of more than 500
Phone: (202) 296-1585
grower
pamphlet
English
Pamphlet describes importance of following label directions, preventing spills and
back-siphoning, disposing of wastes properly, and coordinating pesticide application
with irrigation needs. Pesticide, soil, and geologic characteristics which influence
potential for groundwater contamination are also covered. (8 pages)
General introduction to complex topic. Places most emphasis on following label
directions and somewhat downplays problem of groundwater contamination.
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Item 103
Title Protecting Water, Protecting Crops: Pesticides and Water Quality
Address Biological and Agricultural Engineering
North Carolina State University
Ag Extension Service
615Oberlin Rd, Suite 100
Raleigh, NC 27605-1126
Comments Cost: free in North Carolina
Other States: Video=$27.50; Slides w/ tape=$90.00
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler .
Media slides w/tape, video
Language English
Abstract Covers how pesticides enter the water supply through drift, evaporation, runoff,
leaching, improper disposal, and chemigation. Highlights practical actions to prevent
contamination including integrated pest management. Includes national groundwater
vulnerability map and pinpoints a dozen pesticides of greatest concern as groundwater
contaminants. (23 minutes)
Editorial Not reviewed.
Item 104
Title Protecting You and Your Unborn Baby in the Fields
C6mo la Madre Futuro Debe Protegerse a Si Mismo y a Su Beb6 en el Campo
Address Agricultural Workers'Health Center
P.O. Box779
Stockton, CA 95201
Comments Cost: $0.75 each
Phone: (209) 948-5400
Published: 1988
Audience farm worker, grower
Media pamphlet
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Two-sided bilingual booklet (English/Spanish) covers reproductive hazards in
agriculture, hazards during pregnancy, and ways to protect mother's and baby's health.
Legal rights of California fieldworkers and resource list provided. (10 pages, 2 sided)
Editorial Clear, complete text. No graphics.
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Item 105
Title Protecting Yourself and Your Unborn Baby from Toxic Substances
C6mo Protegerse a Si Misma y a Su Beb§ de Materiales Toxicos
Address North County Health Services
Birth Defects Prevention Program
348 Rancheros Dr.
San Marcos, CA 92069
Comments Cost to purchase booklet= $3.00 each
Cost to purchase video= $12.00 VHS bilingual
Phone:(619)471-2100
Published: 1987
Audience farm worker, grower
Media pamphlet, video ,
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Booklet explains what toxic substances are and how they may enter a pregnant woman's
body exposing both mother and baby. Gives some precautions for use of household
cleaners and pesticides, for safety in factory work, and general advice on importance of
good prenatal care. (14 pages)
Editorial Useful information in simple format. However, improper type of respirator shown.
Explains how to reduce exposure if one must continue to work around toxics.
Item 106
Title Protective Clothing and Equipment for Pesticide Applicators
Address Agricultural Communications
105 Agricultural Comm. Bldg.
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 69593-0918
Comments Cost: $0.05 each
Phone: (402) 472-3023
Published: 1985
Order code #: G85-758
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Describes what protective clothing and equipment, including head and footgear, is
needed for safety when using pesticides with different degrees of toxicity. (4 pages)
Editorial No discussion of respirator fit. Information on how to interpret route of entry and specific
action statements on label is somewhat confusing.
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Item 107
Title Protective Clothing for Handling Pesticides
Address Agricultural Communications
Bulletin Room
Morrill Hall
North Dakota State University
Fargo. ND 58105
Comments Cost: $0.10
Order code #: NRC204
Phone:(701)237-7883
Published: 1983
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Describes protective clothing and safety equipment available to additional protection
and gives some guidelines for selection, cleaning, and maintenancex>f the equipment,
(2 pages)
Editorial Clear and detailed.
Item 108
Title Protective Clothing for Pesticide Users
Address Public Information Branch, (H7506C)
Office of Pesticide Programs, US EPA
401 M St, SW
Washington DC, 20460
Comments Phone:(703)557-7666
Cost: free
Published: 1987
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Poster covers selection of protective equipment, including types of respirators, toxicity
level, pesticide formulations, and cleaning of contaminated equipment and clothes.
Ohio Extension reprint in booklet format includes back page on pesticide and pesticide
container disposal. Soon to be available in Spanish. ,
Editorial Good graphics. Does not cover respirator cartridge selection.
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Item 109
Title Recognition and Management of Pesticide Poisoning
Reconocimiento y Manejo de Envenenamiento de Pesticidas
Address Occupational Safety Branch, (H 7506C)
Office of Pesticide Programs, US EPA
401 MSt, SW
Washington DC, 20460
Comments Cost: free
Published: 1989
Phone: (703) 557-7666
Audience health provider
Media book
Language English/Spanish
Abstract Manual for hospital emergency room staffs, migrant health clinic personnel and other
medical treatment providers for diagnosing and treating pesticide poisoning.
Editorial Generally clearly written and useful.
Item 110
Title Recognizing Pesticide Poisoning
Address Extension Publications
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT 59717 '•-'•-.-••.
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (406) 994-3273
Published: 1984
Audience farm worker/grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Leaflet describes some symptoms of poisoning by organophosphate and carbamate
pesticides, bipyridyls (paraquat and diquat), organochlorine pesticides, strychnine, and
zinc phosphide and emergency medical procedures that are used to treat such
poisonings. (3 pages)
Editorial No graphics. Useful general information.
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Item 111
Title Recognizing Pesticide Treated Fields
Address Environmental Programs
101 Natural Resources Hall
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 68583
Comments Cost: $30.00
Phone:(402)472-1632
Published: 1985
Audience farmworker, rescue workers, general public
Media slides w/tape
Language English
Abstract Explains tips for determining whether a field was recently sprayed. Also covers pesticide
toxicity catagories, federal reentry intervals, routes of exposure, poisoning symptoms,
selecting protective equipment for entering fields with dangerous levels of pesticide
residues, and decontamination. (16 minutes)
Editorial Very good photos and review section at end.
Item 112
Title Respiratory Protection: Air purifying respirators
Address Industrial Training Systems Corp.
9 East Stow Road
Marlton, NJ 08053
Comments Cost to rent: $150.00; preview: $20.00
Cost to purchase: $460.00
Phone: (800) 727-2487
Published: 1987
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media Slides w/tapes, video
Language English
Abstract Covers routes of entry, evaluation and control of respiratory hazards, medical approval
for respirator use, respirator selection, cartridge replacement, fit-testing, and respirator
care and maintenance. (18 minutes)
Editorial Filmed in industrial settings. Fast pace. Doesn't cover how to check valves and straps to
see if respirator is in working order.
Item 113
Title Restricted Use Pesticides
Address Cooperative Extension Service- Pesticide Coordinator
Mississippi State University
Mississippi State, MS 39762
Comments Cost: free
Published: 1988
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Lists restricted use pesticides available in Mississippi giving reasons why each pesticide
is restricted. Includes cross reference of common and commercial pesticide names and
instruction on how to become a private of commercial certified applicator in Mississippi.
Editorial Clearly written.
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Item 114
Title Safe Handling of Agricultural Pesticides ,
Address Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service
County Extension Bldg
1009 Liberty Drive
Dewitt, AK 72042
Comments Cost: free to Arkansas residents
Phone: (501) 946-3231
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers label reading, choosing a pesticide, safety precautions, storage, disposal,
container triple rinsing, field reentry advice, poisoning symptoms and first aid. (2 pgs)
Editorial Clear but no discussion of respirator fit and little coverage of protective equipment
cleaning and maintenance.
item 115
Title Safe Handling of Agricultural Pesticides
El uso seguro de los pesticidas agricolas
Address Publications
Division of Agriculture & Natural Resources
University of California
6701 San Pablo Ave
Oakland, CA 94608-1239
Comments Single copies are free.
English call number: #2768
Spanish call number: #2769
Published: 1985
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Pamphlet covers hazards of pesticides, label reading, pesticide choice, employee
training and supervision, handling, application, storage, and disposal of pesticides and
theircontainers, re-entry into treated fields and poisoning symptoms. (8 pages)
Editorial English version currently out of stock. Both to be updated and reprinted when new
California regulations are issued. No graphics.
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Item 116
Title Safe Handling of Pesticides
El uso seguro de los pesticidas
Address University of California
Davis Cooperative Extension
Visual Media Library
Davis, CA 95616
Comments Order Numbers: English version=84-128;
Spanish version= 84-129
Loan cost: $5.00 for 10 days includes postage
Outside of Calif loan: $7.00 for 10 days includes postage
Purchase cost: $62.50
Phone: (916) 572-0590
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media slides w/taped script
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Covers definition of pesticides, environmental hazards, chronic and acute poisoning,
routes of exposure, symptoms of poisoning, first aid, California field reentry intervals,
pre-harvest intervals, importance of label directions, toxicity catagories, use and
maintenance of protective clothing and equipment, and California medical supervision
requirements.(20 minutes)
Editorial Important information clearly presented. Intersperses information relevant to
fieldworkers, pesticide handlers, and both groups.
Item 117
Title Safe Handling, Storage, and Disposal of Pesticide Containers
Address Cooperative Extension Service- Pesticide Coordinator
Mississippi State University
Mississippi State, MS 39762
Comments Cost: free
Published: 1982
Order code*: 1330
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Information for home users on safe storage and disposal of pesticide containers. (4
pages)
Editorial Clear, good graphics.
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Item 118
Title Safe Storage and Disposal of Pesticides and Farm Chemicals
Address Extension Publications
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT 59717
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (406) 994-3273
Published: 1984
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Leaflet explains hazards from improper disposal of pesticides and outlines safe storage
precautions and options for disposal of excess pesticide and equipment rinse water
" which are legal in Montana. (4 pages)
Editorial No graphics. The on-site disposal options for pesticides and rinse solutions are illegal in
many states because of possible groundwater contamination.
Item 119
Title , Safe Use of Pesticides in the Home and Garden
Address Central Mailing Services
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, OK 74078-0550
Comments Cost: single copies free, $0.10 for additional copies
Phone: (405) 624-5531
Published: 1986
Order code #: F7450
Audience general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Discusses what pesticides are, safety and environmental hazards, pesticide selection,
label reading, use precautions, storage, and disposal.(4 pages)
Editorial Not reviewed.
Item 120
Title Safe Use of Pesticides on the Farm
Address John True
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Minnesota
St. Paul, MN 55108
Comments Cost for pamphlet: $0.50 each
Cost for slide set: approx. $60.00
Phone: (612) 625-1951
Published: 1984
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet, slides w/tape
Language English
Abstract Discusses pesticide toxicity, routes of exposure, personal protective equipment,
handling and applying pesticides, container disposal, and first aid treatment for pesticide
poisoning. (8 pages) (70 slides)
Editorial Good photos. No discussion of respirator fit or poisoning symptoms.
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Item 121
Title Safety and Cleanup Tips
Address Bulletin Center
Thatcher Way, Cottage A
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA01003
Comments Cost: free
Order code #: L-235
Phone: (413) 545-2717
Published: 1985
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Single sheet provides safety tips for use of pesticides and cleanup of spills around the
home. Gives numbers for Massachusetts Poison Information Center.
Editorial Home users are most appropriate audience. Extra disposal precautions may be required
in some areas. Text clear. No graphics.
Item 122
Title Safety with Pesticides
Address National Pest Control Association
NPCA Resource Center
8100 Oak St.
Dunn Loring, VA 22027
Comments Cost of slides: $53.007 members; $153.00 for non-members; incl. shipping
Cost of video: $63.00/members, $183.00 for non-members, incl. postage
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media slides w/ tape, video
Language English
Abstract Slide/Tape program or video format discusses proper handling and mixing of pesticides,
protective equipment and clothing, signs and symptoms of pesticide poisoning, and
other topics. Includes test materials. (15 minutes, 116 slides)
Editorial Not reviewed.
Item 123
Title Safety with Pesticides in the Home Garden
Address C. M. Hinton, Publication Distribution Center
IPAS-Bldg664
University of Florida
Gainesville, FL 32611-0361
Comments Circular #672
Cost: contact for rates
Phone: (904) 392-1764
Published: 1987
Audience general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Covers the basics of safe pesticide use by home gardeners from selection and purchase
to clean up and disposal.
Editorial Not reviewed.
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Item 124
Title Selection of Protective Clothing for Use in Pesticide Application
Address Extension Publications
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT 59717
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (406) 994-3273
Published: 1985
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Leaflet gives guidelines for reading pesticide labels, preventing exposure by different
routes, and selection of protective clothing for use during mixing, application, and early
re-entry based on pesticide toxicity and type of formulation. (4 pages)
Editorial Few graphics. Error in table: under moderately toxic liquid formulations should read
respirator (instead of goggles) when the statement ..."Do not breathe vapors ..."
appears.
Item 125
Title Shelf Life of Pesticides
Address Extension Publications
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT 59717
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (406) 994-3273
Published: 1983
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Table of shelf lives and recommended storage conditions for pesticides commonly used
in Montana. (3 pages)
Editorial Accuracy of stated shelf lives not checked by PFSC staff. Does not cover how shelf life
may vary among different formulations of active ingredients.
Item 126
Title Signs and Symptoms of Pesticide Poisoning
Address Agricultural Communications
105 Agricultural Comm. BIdg.
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 69593-0918
Comments Cost: $0.05 each
Phone: (402) 472-3023
Published: 1984
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Describes signs and symptoms associated with poisoning by five types of pesticides,
and what to do in case of poisoning. Covers symptoms and first aid for poisoning by
organophosphates, carbamates, bipryidyls (paraquat and diquat), organochlorines, and
fumigants (4 pages)
Editorial Well written and thorough. No graphics.
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Item 127
Title Spray Equipment and Calibration
Address Ag Publications Bldg.
Building J40, Idaho St.
University of Idaho
Moscow, Idaho 83843
Comments Cost: $2.00 each
Phone: (208) 885-8982
Published: 1986
Order code #: bulletin # 658
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler ,
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Information on various spray equipment components and calibration procedures that
can be used for application equipment. Drift prevention and container disposal covered.
(28 pages)
Editorial Clearly written. Good graphics.
Item 128
Title Storage and Disposal of Pesticides and Containers on the Farm
Address Agricultural Communications
MonillHall
Fargo, ND 58105
Comments Cost: single copies free, $0.10 each if more that 10 are ordered
Phone: (701) 237-7882
Bulletin*: 49
Published: 1986
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler :
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Suggests methods for proper storage of pesticides, spill cleanup, and how and where to
dispose of containers in North Dakota. (7 pages)
Editorial Encourages purchase of bulk pesticides without full discussion of disposal problems
created by leftover pesticides.
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Item 129
Title Su Salud y Embarazo: Pesticidas y herbicidas; Sintomas de
Exposicion y Primeros Auxillos; Su Salud Antes y Durante su Embarazo
Address North County Health Services
Birth Defects Prevention Program
348 Rancheros Dr.
San Marcos, CA 92069
Comments Cost: $0.10 each
Phone: (619) 471-2100
Published: 1987
Audience farmworker
Media pamphlet
Language Spanish
Abstract "Sintomas de Exposicion" leaflet describes how toxic chemicals enter the body and
symptoms of poisoning. "Pesticidas y herbicidas" leaflet describes where pesticides are
used, how they can enter the body and cause damage, and how to reduce exposure if
one must continue working around pesticides. (1 page each)
Editorial Clear simple text. No graphics.
Item 130
Title The Safe Handling of Pesticides
Address Extension Publications
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT59717
Comments Cost: free
Phone:(406)994-3273
Published: 1984
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Leaflet discusses pesticide selection, use of protective clothing, pesticide mixing and
application precautions, laundering of protective clothing, routes of entry into the body,
pesticide storage, environmental hazards, and pesticide disposal precautions including
container triple rinse procedures. (4 pages)
Editorial No graphics. Recommended use of lye and ammonia in rinse solutions may be
incompatible with some pesticide residues.
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Item 131
Title Toxicity of Pesticides
Address Central Mailing Services
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, OK 74078-0550
Comments Cost: single copies free, $0.10 for additional copies
Phone: (405) 624 -531
Published: 1986
Order code #: F7457
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Gives information on how pesticides enter the body, and acute and chronic toxicity
information including tables of LD50s. (6 pages)
Editorial Contrary to information in this pamphlet, most pesticide labels do not give information
about chronic toxicity, many older pesticides have not been extensively tested for
chronic toxicity, and it is not known what dose levels cause chronic health problems in
humans.
Item 132
Title Training Greenhouse Workers to Handle Pesticides Safely
El Entrenamiento del Trabajador del Invernadero en el Manejo Seguro de Pesticidas
Address Visual Media
University of California
Davis, CA 95616
Comments Cost to rent: Calif residents = $5.00/10 days includes postage
Other states = $7.00/10 days includes postage
Cost to purchase: $40.00 ,
Phone: (916) 752-0590
Order code #: v/86-AL = Spanish version
v/86-AM = English version
Audience farm worker, grower, non-cert, handler
Media video
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Covers safe pesticide use practices appropriate to greenhouses, recognition of
poisoning symptoms, emergency action and first aid. Intended to provide part of training
for non-certified greenhouse pesticide handlers. (16 minutes)
Editorial Important information clearly presented. Excellent footage of greenhouse pesticide
use.
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Item 133
Title Urban Storage and Disposal of Pesticides and Containers
Address Agricultural Communications
105 Agricultural Comm. Bldg.
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 69593-0918 ;
Comments Cost: $0.05 each
Phone: (402) 472-3023
Published: 1984
Order code #: G84-736
Audience cert, applicator, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Provides storage and disposal guidelines for urban pesticide users to follow to avoid
accidental poisonings and damage to the environment. (2 pages)
Editorial Clearly written and concise. No graphics.
Item 134
Title Using Chemigation Safely and Effectively
Address Environmental Programs
101 Natural Resources Hall
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 68583
Comments Cost: $15.00
Phone:(402)472-1632
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media book
Language English
Abstract Training manual for Nebraska Chemigation Certification exam. Covers calibration of
various types of irrigation systems, equipment maintenance, and Chemigation
management. (50 pages)
Editorial Not reviewed.
Item
Title
Address
Comments
Audience
Media
Language
Abstract
Editorial
135
Using Pesticides Safely
Publications Distribution Center
112 Agricultural Administration Bldg.
Penn State University
University Park, PA 16802
Cost: single copies free, $0.45 for additional copies
Phone:(814)865-6713
Published: 1983
farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
pamplet
English
Covers benefits of pesticide use, federal and state law, toxicity, how pesticides enter the
body, reading the label, pros and cons of different formulations, protective clothing and
equipment, mixing and application, storage, transport, and poisoning first aid. (12
pages)
No discussion of respirator fit or directions for protective equipment maintenance. No
graphics. Little coverage of poisoning symptoms.
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Item 136
Title Using Pesticides Safely: A Guide for Homeowners
Address Horticulture Department
North Carolina State University
PO Box 7609
Raleigh, NC 27695
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (919) 737-3113
Published: 1988
Audience general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Text with graphics covers selection of pesticides, reading the label, use of protective
clothing, storage, disposal and emergency help for homeowners. (8 pages)
Editorial Clear and complete except no mention of respirator fit.
Item 137
Title Using Pesticides Safely: A Homeowner's Guide
Address Extension Publications
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT 59717
Comments Cost: free
Phone: (406) 994-3273
Audience general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Booklet explains how home gardeners should identify pests, consider alternative pest
control'measures, select a pesticide, read labels, select and maintain appropriate
application equipment and protective clothing, determine how much pesticide to mix,
clean up after pesticide application, and safely store pesticides and dispose of empty
containers. Emergency guidelines for spills and poisonings are also given. (24 pages)
Editorial Well organized with very good section on how to read pesticide labels. Few graphics. It is
illegal to dispose of leftover pesticide in the garbage in some states.
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Item 138
Title Using Pesticides Safely in the Home and Garden
El seguro de los pesticides en la casa y el jardin
Address Publications
Division of Agriculture & Natural Resources
University of California
6701 San Pablo Ave
Oakland, CA 94608-1239
Comments Single copies are free.
English order code #: 21095
Spanish order code #: 21214
Published: 1981
Audience farm worker, non-cert, handler/general public
Media pamphlet
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Covers precautions for avoiding pest infestations, identifying pests, control methods,
types of pesticide, toxicity levels, pesticide selection, label reading, mixing, application,
clean-up, container disposal, routes of exposure, and first aid. (15 pages)
Editorial Few graphics.
Item 139
Title Utah Pesticide Applicators Handouts
Address Howard Deer
Utah State University
Logan, Utah 84322-4649
Comments Cost: $10.00
Published: 1988
Phone: (801) 750-1600
Audience grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract A series of fact sheets covering many aspects of pesticide health and safety. (50 pages)
Editorial Not reviewed.
Item 140
Title Washing Clothes Worn While Applying Pesticides
Address Minnesota Extension Service
University of Minnesota
Distribution Center
1420 Eckles Ave., 3 Coffey Hall
St. Paul, MN 55108-1030
Comments Phone: (612) 625-8173
Published: 1988
Order code #: HF-IS-7312
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Describes hazards of and how to handle and wash clothing contaminated with
pesticides.
Editorial Not reviewed.
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Item 141
Title What to Do When Clothes are Soiled with Pesticides
Address Publications Distribution
112 Printing and Publications Bldg.
Iowa State University,
Ames, Iowa 50011
Comments Cost: first copy free; additional copies $.25 each
Phone: (515) 294-5247
Published: 1988
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-cert, handler, general public
Media pamphlet
Language English
Abstract Gives step by step instructions for how to launder pesticide contaminated clothes,
current information on effectiveness of removing pesticides by laundering, guidelines
for selection of protective clothing, and a list of companies selling protective clothing
and equipment in Iowa. (3 pages)
Editorial Thorough and well written.
Item 142
Title Work Smart, Work Safely with Farm Chemicals
Trabaje con afino, Trabaje Seguro con las qufmicas del campo
Address Communications Department
National Agricultural Chemical Association
1155 15th Street, NW
Washington DC, 20005
Comments Cost: $0.35 per copy. Discount of 10% for orders over 500 copies.
Phone: (202) 296-1585
Published: 1985
Audience farm worker, grower, cert, applicator, non-certified handler
Media pamphlet
Language English, Spanish
Abstract Bilingual pamphlet with graphics gives basic information for avoiding pesticide poisoning
in the field.
(16 pages)
Editorial Very basic.
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Item 143
Title Yard& Garden
Address Minnesota Extension Service
University of Minnesota
Distribution Center
1420 Eckles Ave., 3 Coffey Hall
St. Paul, MN 55108-1030
Comments Cost to Extension: $15.00
Cost to Public: $30.00
Phone: (612) 625-8173
Published: 1988
Order code #: AG-CS-2940
Audience grower, general public
Media software
Language English
Abstract Text database of short articles on gardening topics including pesticide use.
Editorial Not reviewed.
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CATALOGO DE MATERiALES EDUCATWOS Y
PROTECCION SOBRE PESTIC8DAS
ESCRITO Y RECOPILADO FOR EL PERSONAL DOCENTE DEL CENTRO
PARA LA PROTECCION DE PESTICIDAS EN CULTIVOS Y GANADO DE U.C.D.
DIVISION DE MEDICINA DEL TRABAJO Y DEL MEDIO AMBIENTE
DEPARTMENT© DE MEDICINA INTERNA
UNIVERSIDAD DE CALIFORNIA EN DAVIS
DAVIS, CALIFORNIA
Lynne Morrin, BS, Coordinadora
Anne Katten, MPH, Master en Higiene Industrial
David Goldsmith, PhD, MSPH, Director Asociado
Marc Schenker, MD, MPH, Director
Traduccion: Pedro Rodriguez-H.
Auspiciado por U.S. Agenda de Proteccion del Medio Ambiente
Oficina del Programa de Pesticidas
Octobre 1989
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Reconocimjentos
Este catalago se escribio y recopilo bajo el auspicio y apoyo financiero de la
Agenda de Proteccion del Medio Ambiente (EPA). Queremos agradecer,
particularmente a Pat Breslin y Carol Parker, de la Agenda EPA, por su
contribucion.
Hubo varias personas que leyeren las primeras redacdones e hizieron
contribudones de gran significado al contenido y formato del catalogo.
Espedalmente Marion Moses, MD; Sally McDonald (asesor de la Agenda EPA).
Los miembros del Panel Consultante del Centra para la Proteccion de
Pesticidas en Cultivos y Ganado de UCD revisaron e hizieron sugerencias para
que el catalogo tuviera una presentacion mas eficaz. Los miembros del Panel son
los siguientes: Keith Long, PhD, chairman; John Davies, MD; Ralph Lightstone,
JD; Robert McCarty; Paul Monahan, MD; Marion Moses, MD; Roberta Ryder;
Baldemar Velasquez; and Sheldon Wagner, MD.
Uno de los beneficios en el proceso de recppilar informacion para el
catalogo fue el hecho de haber podido revisar criticamente un alto porcentaje de
los materiales educativos que estan disponibies al publico en To que concierne a
la proteccion sobre pesticidas. Es importante mencionar que a pesar del gran
numero de hispanos entre la poblacion de trabajadores agricolas solamente 35 de
las 148 publicaciones (25%) estan disponibies en Espanol.
Se necesita mas investigacion para determinar las faltas o carencias
especificas en materiales educativos y tambien para determinar los formatos o los
medios de comunicacion mas efectivos en los cuales esta informacion se pueda
presentar. El objetivo es la Educacion. Todas las personas que usan o trabajan
en la presencia de pesticidas tienen que ser correctamente informadas para que
puedan protegerse a si mismos y a sus familias de los aspectos peligrosos de los
pesticidas. Reconocemos la necesidad de los pesticidas en la agriculture para
producir un producto agrfcola que pueda competir de manera eficaz en el mercado
mundial y mantener un nivel de production que permita a nuestra comunidad
agrfcola sobrevivir economicamente. Sin embargo, los pesticidas son toxinas
peligrosas y deben de tratarse como tales por todos aquellos quienes tienen
contacto con los pesticidas; incluyendo al agricultor el aplicador, el trabajador
agricola, el empacador y el consumidor. El tener conocimento nos permite usar
apropiadamente los pesticidas y rechazar el abuso ignorante y el panico indebido
o excesivo.
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INDICE DE MATERIAS
pagina
Introduccion ............... , 82
Description del orden o arreglo del catalogo 82
Como Usar este Cataloao
86
Guia de Materiales g-jA
Lista de Sub-tftulos 90
Lista Combleta de Materiales 94
Ap6ndices
111
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1NTRODUCCION
Este catalogo ha sido escrito con el proposito de crear un directorio sobre la
seguridadV proteccion de pesticidas y de materiales educativos disponibles al publico
en general. Viendo la necesidad de informar acerca de los pesticidas El Centra de
Proteccion de Pesticidas en Cultivos y Ganado de UCD (PFSC), se dio cuento que
existe una gran cantidad de materiales sobre este tema, para aquellas personas que
trabajan con pesticidas, desgraciadamente muchas de ellas.no tenian conocimiento
de su existencia o acceso. De la misma manera muchos suministradores del cuidado
de salud no estaban enterados acerca de la informacion mas reciente en el
diagnostic© y tratamiento de enfermedades relacionadas con pesticidas. Es por eso
que hemos creado este catalogo para hacer publicidad a la existencia de los
materiales educativos en salud y proteccion sobre pesticidas. Este catalogo es para
todas aquellas personas que trabajan con pesticidas o para aquellas que esten
interesadas en las enfermedades relacionadas con los pesticidas, ya sea directa o
indirectamente. .
El objetivo fundamental en la creacion de este catalogo es que los materiales
que se incluyan tengan que estar facilmente disponibles al publico. Tenemos
entendido que todos los materiales en la lista estan a la disposicion para su solicitud
o compra. Hemos tratado de proporcionar toda la informacion necesaria en el
catalogo para obtener los materiales directamente de los abastecedores.
Desgraciadamente no podemos garantizar su acceso, tampoco podemos asegurar la
perfeccion de la lista de materiales. Los comentarios de los lectores acerca del
catalogo seran bien recibidos, especialmente aquellos que se traten del acceso a los
materiales educativos.
DESCRIPCION DEL ORDEN O ARREGLO DEL CATALOGO
El catalogo cuenta con cinco secciones: Introduccion y descripcion del
orden o arreglo del catalogo; Como usar este catalogo; Gui'a de
materiales; Lista completa de materiales; y Apendice. La seccion de Como
usar este catalogo contiene ejemplos detallados para encontrar los materiales mas
convenientes a sus necesidades. La Gui'a de materiales esta organizada segun
sub-titulos en los cuales los materiales educativos estan agrupados de acuerdo al
tema, basados en su contenido. Los sub-titulos son los siguientes (materiales
disponibles solamente en Espafiol): Cosecha especifica / Sitio de trabajo; Materiales
educativos, particularmente para el trabajador del campo; Preocupaciones acerca del
agua; Seguridad en el manejo y limpieza; Suministradores del cuidado de salud; y
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Uso de pesticidas en casa. Cada sub-titulo aparece escrito en negritas grandes al
lado del margen izquierdo. La Gufa esta presentada en el formato-grafica, los titulos
de los materiales aparecen en el margen izquierdo, seguidos por una serie de "X's"
bajo la columna de los encabezados los cuales describen las caracteristicas del
material. La columna de encabezados contiene lo siguiente: Codigo del Estado,
Numero, Tftulo, Destinatario, Idioma, y Medios. El Codigo del Estado es el estado de
origen del material, y utiliza las dos letras del formato del codigo postal. El contenido
de la publicacion determina o designa el Destinatario. La columna relacionada con el
Idioma indica si el material esta disponible en Ingles y / o en Espanol. La columna
que se refiere a Medios describe la forma en que el material educative esta
presentado por ejemplo: folleto, diapositivas, video, cartel, libra, u otro.
La Lista Completa (paginas 94 - 110) contiene resumenes con informacion
precisa y adecuada de cada uno de los materiales educativos. Todas las
publicaciones estan escritas en orden alfabetico y portftulo, las cuales se describen
en la forma o formato siguiente: Numero del articulo o material; Titulo del material;
Direccidn de donde proviene el material; Comentario, el cual incluye el costo o
alquiler, numero de telefono, fecha de publicaccion, y el nurnero de pedido cuando es
necesario; Destinatario, nos indica para quien esta disenado el material; Idioma y
Medios, simplemente nos dicen como estan publicados los materiales; el Resumen,
describe brevemente el contenido del material; y el Editorial tiene comentarios del
PFSC. La gran mayorfa de los editoriales han sido escritos por nuestro personal
docente, sin embargo en los casos cuando los materiales no estaban disponibles
para su revision, el editorial que aparezca es aquel dado por la agenda o institucion
de donde proviene y el editorial leera, "sin revision". El editorial cuenta con
informacion acerca de la perfecci6n y exactitud del material, y tambien hace nota de lo
mas sobresaliente del material. Las instrucciones para usar este catalogo empiezan
en la pagina 86. El Apendice contiene una lista de centros de informacion sobre
pesticidas, centros para el control de envenenamiento, y oficinas locales de la
Agenda de Proteccion del Medio Ambiente. (El apendice no se tradujo al Espanol.)
Debido a que el objetivo principal de este catalogo es proveer al publico el
acceso a la informacion sobre proteccion de pesticidas y salud; no nemos incluido
manuales sobre el control de pestes que enfocan en ciertos tipos de plagas como
aquellos que controlan pestes acuaticas y en la agricultura. Ud. debe comunicarse
con las oficinas estatales que se encargen de este tipo de control, ya sea en su propio
Estado o en el mas cercano a Ud. para obtener informacion completa de manuales
espeializados en este tipo de control de pestes. Tampoco hemos incluido materiales
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relacionados con la certificacion o re-certificacion de las personas que aplican
pesticidas. Los eentros estatales de Informacion sobre pesticidas seran los mejores
lugares para obtener la informacion acerca de la certificacion.
Comentarios aenerales del Editorial
Cuando se hizo la revision de los materiales educativos para este catalogo, la
calidad de ellos, en general, nos causo una gran impresion y nos dimos cuenta de la
dificultad que existe cuando se dearrolla un material didactico, porque no es facil
escoger entre el material que se va a escribir y aquel que quedara excluido. Sin
embargo dentro del material publicados hubo algunos temas de importancia que
creemos que carecen de informacion. Tambien creemos que todo programa
educative debe hacer hincapie en lo siguiente:
Proteccion relacio'nada con la Respiracion
Solamente muy pocos de los materiales explican que los respiradores
artificiales no proveen una proteccion eficaz a menos de que esten bien colocados y
sellados en lacara de la persona que los usa; tampoco explican acerca deltamano ni
tipo apropiado para la cara de la persona.
Cada vez que una persona use un repirador artificial, debe de ajustarlo y
cerciorarse que este en buenas condiciones y hacer los ajustes necesarios; de la
misma manera que hacemos cuando nos abrocharhos los zapatos de trabajo.
Tambien es de suma importancia ver que las valvulas y correas del respirador
artificial esten limpias y listas para usarse.
Tal vez sea peligroso que una persona lleve un respirador artificial cuando
tiene problemas respiratorios porque puede tener dificultades al respirar. Los
trabajadores que estan cubiertos pore! Reglamento de OSHA tienen que pasaruna
examinacion fisica especial antes de usar respiradores artificiales.
Deshecho de los recipientes o envases de pesticidas v el exeso de pesticidas
Los reglamentos que se encargan del deshecho de los recipientes o envases
de pesticidas varian considerablemte de un Estado a otro. Tales reglamentos
constantemente estan variando; es por eso que se recomienda que lea las etiquetas
de los pesticidas y consulte con el reglamento local o con las autoridades de
salubridad para obtener una informacion al corriente en lo que respecta al deshecho
o exceso de pesticidas.
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Primeros auxilios en caso de envenenamiento
El folleto de EPA par Morgan en Recognition and Management of Pesticide
Poisoning (Item #110)y otros libros de texto cubren primeros auxilios en caso de
envenenamiento debido a los pesticidas. Muchas etiquetas de pesticidas llevan la
siguiente orden "If swallowed, do not induce, vomiting" "Si se toma, no provoque el
vomito". Esto es porque los pesticidas contienen, ya sea productos quimicos
corrosivos, los cuales arden o irritan la garganta cuando se toman y cuando se
vomitan o mas comunmente los pesticidas contienen productos derivados del
petroleo los cuales pueden causar pulmonia si se inhalan dentro de los pulmones.
En estos casos lo mas seguro es transportar a la victima a un hospital
inmediatamente. En el hospital el vomito se puede provocar tomando las debidas
precauciones. Si la demora es inevitable llame a un Centro de Control de
Envenenamiento para recibir instrucciones.
Educacion o entrenamiento eficaz
La mayor/a de educadores de salud estan de acuerdo que los materiales
escritos, videos, y exposicion de diapositivas tienen solamente cierta efectividad como
auxiliares didacticos. Un instructor con conocimientos que pueda contestar
preguntas, provee una ensenanza a la mano con el equipo apropiado y se espera
que ensene y discuta como poner en practica el conocimiento de la proteccion sobre
pesticidas. Para tener un programa de educacion o entrenamiente de pesticidas es
esencial que se ensene de una manera eficaz.
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CATALOGO DE MAtERIALES EDUCATIVOS V PROTECCION SOBRE PESTICIDAS
CQMO USAR ESTE CATALQGQ
La forma mas rapida de obtener informacion de este catalogo es
empezar con la Gufa de Materiales que esta en la pagina xx. Debido a que hay
casi 150 publicaciones en la lista de este catalogo serfauna perdida de tiempo
estar leyendo todos los titulos. Se le sugiere que lea los sub-titulos en la Gufa
de Materiales los cuales aparecen en el margen izquierdo como un medio de
rapida examinacion de los materiales disponibles. Una lista de los sub-titulos
se encuentra en la pagina 90.
La Lista de Sub-titulos de la Gufa de Materiales nos muestra cual
sub-tftulo describe el tipo de informacion deseada y nos derige a esa seccion
de la Gufa. For ejemplo, si Ud. esta buscando un juego de diapositivas sobre
la proteccion de pesticidas para presentarlas a los trabajadores del campo en
Espanol, primero tiene que dirigirse al sub-tftulo en la Gufa de Materiales que
se llama Materiales educativos particularmente para el trabaiador del campo. el
cual se encuentra el la pagina 91B. Luego lea los encabezados que aparecen
en la parte superior de la pagina para encontrar la columna de encabezados
que mejor describa el tipo de material que Ud. necesite. En este ejemplo que
aqui hemos dado, hemos tornado ambas coiumnas Espanol y Diapositivas
buscando un par de "X's", el primer par aparece en la pagina 92A, articulo
numero 85. El tftulo de este articulo o numero es "Pesticidas: Gufa para los
trabajadores del campo", el cual nos indica acerca de la proteccion sobre
pesticidas por consiguiente va de acuerdo con nuestro ejemplo. Cuando Ud.
haya encontrado un tftulo deseado escriba el numero del articulo, (por ejemplo
85 en nuestra caso) para usarlo como referenda mas tarde. Continue
examinando (viendo) la Gufa de Materiales bajo los sub-titulos seleccionados
para que encuentre otros materiales que puedan satisfacer sus necesidades.
Hay otro articulo o numero que tambien esta relacionado con nuestro ejemplo:
es el numero 32, "Proteccion de pesticidas para los trabajadores del campo."
Despues de ver bajo la columna de encabezado(s) que Ud. escogid en
un principio, tal vez seria prudente que Ud. se regrese y lea todos los
materiales dentro de ese sub-tftulo para ver si hay otros materiales que sean de
interes para Ud. Asegurese de anotar el numero del articulo para tenerlo como
futura referenda.
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TITULO DESTINATARIO IDIOMA
Materlales educatlvos.
particularmente para el
trabaiador del campo
CA 20 Comic Campesino:UAmenaza
De Los Peslicidasl
CA 104 C6mo la futura madre debe
proteger a su beb6 por nacer y
asi mlsma en tos campos de
culllvo.
Protecting You and Your
Unborn Baby in the Fields
•CA 105 C6mo se puede proteger usted y
su niflo por nacer de los
subslancias loxicas
Protecting Yourself and Your
Unborn Baby from Toxic
Substances
AZ 22 ICuldadol
CA 2 7 El angel de la muerte
Angel of Death
CA 7 Informaci6n basica para el
trabajador del campo sobre el
uso de los pesticidas agricolas
Basic Information for
farmworkers about the use of
agricultural pesticides
X X
XX
X X
X
X
X
X
X X
X X
X X
X
X
I pagina 91 B
MEDIOS
Otros
X
X
X
X
X
X
Despues de haber visto los titulos bajo su primera seleccion de sub-
titulos, regrese a la Lista de Sub-titulos de la Guia de Materiales (pagina
90) y busque otro sub-titulo que tal vez tenga el material que Ud. desea. En
este ejemplo, el material relacionado con la protecci6n de pesticidas para los
trabajadores del campo tambien aparece bajo el sub-titulo Seauridad en el
maneio v limpieza. Hay dos juegos de diapositivas en Espanol con titulos que
indican que el material es para la proteccion de pesticidas, y son numero 76
"Proteccion de pesticidas para mezcladores no certificados, cargadores y
tecnicos", y numero 116 "El uso seguro de pesticidas".
pagina 87
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CATALOGO DE MATERIALES EDUCATIVOS Y PROTECCION SOBRE PESTICIDAS
Despues de haber revisado la Gufa de Materiales, y tornado nota de los
articulos o numeros que Ud. cree que puede utilizer pasese a la Lista
Completa la cual empieza en la pagina 94. La Lista Completa contiene todos
los materiales en orden alfabetico y por titulo y estan enumerados en
secuencia para que sean encontrados facilmente., Vea tambien, la description
bajo cada uno de los articulos que Ud. ha seleccionado. Le sugerimos que lea
primero el Resumen y Editorial para determinar si la publicacion que Ud.
selecciono contiene la informacion que Ud. busca . El resto de la informacion
de la pubicacion incluira precio, alquiler, donde hacer el pedido, codigos o
claves para hacer el pedido, numeros de telefono, fecha de publicacibn,
idioma, medios, y destinatarios.
pagina 88
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Lista de Sub-titulos
Cosecha especifica / Sitio de trabajo 91A
El uso de pesticidas en casa 91A
Materiales educativos, particularmente
para el trabajador del campo .
91B
Preocupaciones acerca del agua 92B
Seguridad en el manejo y limpieza 92B
Suministradores del cuidado de salud 93B
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Numero
Tftulo
17
Agua Limpia, iQuie'n la necesita?
DIreccibn
Comentario
Destinatario
Medio
Idioma
Resumen
Editorial
Clean Water, Who Needs It?
California Institute for Rural Studies
P.O. Box530
Davis, CA 95617-530
Costo del juego de diapositivas: $125.00 + 6% de impuesto sobre venta + $3.00
franqueo postal
Costo del folleto: $1.00 cada ejemplar, 10-100 @$0.90 cada ejemplar, >100 @ $0.80
cada ejemplar
Telefono: (916) 756-6555
Publicado: 1986
publico en general
diapositivas con guion grabado, o folleto
Ingtes, Espaftol
Exposicion de diapositivas esboza las fuentes y los limites de contaminacion del agua
en California, peligros potenciales para la salud, medidas para evitar el consume de agua
contaminada, y estrategias legales para proteger a la comunidad. (20 minutos)
Pone enfasis en accion local. Informaci6n general muy utii para otros Estados.
Numero
Tftulo
Direccibn
Comentario
Destinatario
Medio
Idioma
Resumen
Editorial
10
CDFA Pesticide Safety Information Series
CDFA Serie informativa sobre el control de pesticidas
California Dept of Food and Agriculture
Worker Health and Safety Branch
1220 NSt. BOX942871
Sacramento, CA 95814
Costo (prScio): ejemplar gratuito (uno por cada pedido)
Tel6fono: (916) 445-8474
Publicado: 1988 .
agricultor, tScnico de pesticidas, perito en pesticidas
folleto
Ingl6s, Espaftol
Delinea la interpretacidn de los requisites acerca del equipo de protecci6n en las
etiquetas de los pesticidas, almacenaje, y transportaci6n de pesticidas asf como
precauciones para deshacerse de ellos, tambi§n especifica el uso de sistemas de
mezcla y carga de pesticidas en California, primeros auxilios y procedimientos de
descontaminacion. Dicta normas para la seleccidn de respiradores, hace mencion al
reglamento de pesticidas en California, a las especificaciones para las pruebas de
"cholinesterase" e informa acerca del tratamiento del envenenamiento y toxicidad
cr6nica y aguda de ciertos pesticidas.
Designado para California. Uso general. Sin graficas carece de informaccion acerca de
toxicidad y varia de pesticlda a pesticida.
pagina 94
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Numero
Tftulo
DlreccI6n
Comentario
Destlnatarlo
Medio
Idioma
Resumen
Editorial
20
Comic Campesino: La Amenaza De Los Pesticidas!
California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation
2000 "O" Street, Ste. 240
Sacramento, CA 95814
Costo (pre'cio): porcada ejemp!ar,100 o mas $0.45 cada ejemplar
Tetefono: (916) 446-1416 ,
Publicado: 1984
trabajador del campo, perito en pesticidas
folleto
Espafiol
Este folleto hace una representacion del envenenamiento de una familia de
trabojadores del campo puestos a la deriva por pesticidas y la subsiguiente organizacion
dentro de la comunidad con fines de reivindicar medidas de seguridad en el manejo de
pesticidas. Los derechos federates del control de pesticidas, informacion en la etiqueta
de pesticidas, vfas de contacto, smtomas de envenenamiento, yequipo
protector.Tampie~n explica las precauciones de almacenaje asf como el seguro de
compensaci6n para trabajadores en California. (32 paginas)
El argumento muestra el uso de recursos medicos y legales y la de acci6n colectiva.
Numero
Tftulo
DIreccibn
Comentario
Destlnatario
Medio
Idioma
Resumen
Editorial
104
C6mo la futura madre debe proteger a su beb§ por nacer y asi misma en los campos de
cultivo.
Protecting You and Your Unborn Baby in the Fields
Agricultural Workers'Health Center
P.O. Box 779
Stockton, CA 95201
Costo (pr6cio): $0.75 por cada ejemplar ,
Tel<§fono: (209) 948-5400
Publicado: 1988 . ,
trabajador del campo, agricultor
folleto
Ingle's, Espafiol
Folleto bilingue (ingl^s/espafiol) trata de los peligros de reproduccibn en la agricultura,
los peligros durante el embarazo, y las maneras de proteger la salud de la madre y la del
bebe. Provee una lista de fuentes de informacion y los derechos legales de los
trabajadores del campo en California. (10 paginas)
Un texto claro y complete. Sin dibujos. :
pagina 95
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Numero
Tftulo
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Comentario
Destinatario
Medio
Idiom a
Resumen
Editorial
105
C6mo se puede proteger usted y su nifio por nacer de los substancias toxicas
Protecting Yourself and Your Unborn Baby from Toxic Substances
North County Health Services "
Birth Defects Prevention Program
348 Rancheros Dr. .
San Marcos, CA 92069
Costo (precio) por libro= $3.00 por cada ejempiar
Costo (precio) por video= $12.00 VHS bilingue
Tetefono: (619) 471-2100
Publicado: 1987
trabajador del campo, agricultor .
folleto, video
Ingles, Espafiol
El folleto explica cuales son los materiales tdxicos y como pueden entrar en el cuerpo
de una mujer embarazada y contaminar a la mujer y su feto. Se dan algunas
precauciones para el uso de limpiadores y pesticidas dom^sticos, para seguridad en
trabajos de fabrica, y consejos generates sobre la importancia del buen cuidadp
prenatal. (14 paginas)
Informacion muy util en formato sencillo. Sin embargo, un tipo de respiradora indicada
no es correcta. Explica como se puede disminuir el contacto si uno tiene que trabajar
cqn materias t6xicas. Pero no insiste en que las mujeres embarazadas debieran evitar
tener contacto con materiales toxicos siempre que sea posible.
Numero
Tftulo
Direccibn
Comentario
Destinatario
Medio
Idioma
Resumen
Editorial
22
ICuidado!
Maricopa County Organizing Project
701 N. 1st Street, Suite #104
Phoenix, AZ 85004
Costo (precio): ejempiar gratuito (uno por cada pedido)
Telefono: (602) 257-8155
trabajador del campo
folleto
Ingl6s, Espaftol
Folletos bilingiies sobre pesticidas describen qu§ son las pesticidas, cuales son los
sfntomas de envenenamiento, primeros auxilios y medidas de descontaminacion,
tambien muestran como leer la etiqueta, los derechos legales del trabajador sobre la
proteccidn de los pesticidas.
Claro y sencillo con buenos dibujos. Buen modelo.
pagina 96
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Numero
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Idloma
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Editorial
27
El angel de la muerte
Angel of Death
Consortium for International Crop Protection
2288 Fulton, Suite 310
Berkeley, CA 94704
Costo (pr6cio):gratis
Publicado: 1984
trabajadordelcampo
folleto
Espafiol
Fotonovela que representa la historia de dos muertes y una enfermedad cuyos
origenes fueron la falta de protecci6n en el manejo de pesticidas. Concluye con un
rompecabezas, una prueba, y un repaso a las medidas de seguridad con las pesticidas.
Fotos tomadas en Ecuador. (35 paginas)
Buen modelo pero solamente da informaci6n muy basica. Las fotos no muestran
ejemplos del manejo correcto de pesticidas.
Numero
Tftulo
Direccidn
Comentarlo
Destinatario
Medlo
Idioma
Resumen
Editorial
132
El entrenamiento del trabajador del invernadero en el manejo seguro de pesticidas
Training Greenhouse Workers to Handle Pesticides Safely
Visual Media v
University of California
Davis, CA 95616
Costo dealquiler en Calif: $5.00 por 10 dias incluyendo franqueo postal
Fuera de Calif: $7.00 por 10 dias incluyendo franqueo postal
Costo (pre'cio): $40.00
Tetefono: (916) 752-0590
Numero de pedido en espaftol=v/86-AL; en ing!6s= v/86-AM
trabajador del campo, agricultor, perito en pesticidas
video
Ingle's, Espafiol
Trata del uso apropriado de pesticidas en los invernaderos, reconocimiento de
sfntomas de envenenamiento, y primeros auxilios. Destinado a dar una parte del
entrenamiento a tScnicos de pesticidas en el invernadero. (16 minutos)
Informacidn de importancia, presentado en forma clara. Una pelicula excelente sobre el
uso de pesticidas en el invernadero.
pagina 97
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Numero
Titulo
Direccion
Comentario
Destinatario
Medio
Idioma
Resumen
Editorial
115
El uso seguro de los pesticidas agricolas
Safe Handling of Agricultural Pesticides
Publications
Division of Agriculture & Natural Resources
University of California
6701 San Pablo Ave
Oakland, CA 94608-1239
Costo (pr6cio): ejemplar gratuito (uno por cada pedido)
Numero de pedido: en ingles= #2768; en espafiol=#2769
Publicado: 1985
agricultor, tecnico de pesticidas, perito en pesticidas
folleto
Ingtes, Espafioi
El folleto trata de los peligros de pesticidas; interpretacidn de etiquetas; eleccion de
pesticidas; entrenamiento y supervision de empleados; manejo, applicaci6n,
almacenaje y colocacion de pesticidas y sus envases; antes de volver a campos
tratados; y sfntomas de envenenamiento. (8 p£ginas)
La versi6n en ingles esta agotado actuaimente. Las dos seran actualizadas y
reimpresas cuando se difunda el nuevo reglamento del estado de California. No hay
dibujos.
Numero
Tftulo
Direccion
Comentario
Destinatario
Medio
Idioma
Resumen
Editorial
138
El uso seguro de los pesticidas en la casa y el jardfn
Using Pesticides Safely in the Home and Garden
Publications
Division of Agriculture & Natural Resources
University of California
6701 San Pablo Ave
Oakland, CA 94608-1239
Costo (precio): ejemplar gratuito (uno por cada pedido)
Numero de pedido: en ingles= #21095; en espafiol=#21214
Publicado: 1981
trabajador del campo, perito en pesticidas, publico en general
folleto
Ingtes, Espafioi
Enumera las precauciones contra infestacion de insectos, identificaci6n de insectos,
metodos de control, tipos de pesticidas, niveles de toxicidad, eleccion de pesticidas,
lecturade etiquetas, mezcla, aplicacion, limpieza, colocacion de envases, vfas de
contacto, y primeros auxilios (15 p£ginas).
Pocos dibujos.
pagina 98
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Editorial
116
El uso seguro de los pesticidas
Safe Handling of Pesticides
University of California
Davis Cooperative Extension
Visual Media Library
Davis, CA 95616
Costo (pr6cio): $62.50
Numero de pedido: en ing!6s=84-128; en espafiol= 84-129
Costo de alquiler en Calif: $5.00 por 10 dfas incluyendo franqueo postal
Fuera de Calif: $7.00 por 10 dias incluyendo franqueo postal
Telefono: (916) 572-0590
agricultor, t^cnico de pesticidas, peritq en pesticidas
diapositivas con guion grabado
Ingles, Espafiol
Las diapositivas hacen una definicion de los pesticdas, peligros del medio ambiente,
envenenamiento cr6nico y agudo, vfas de contacto, sintomas de envenamiento
primeros auxilios, intervales de seguidad en California, pre-intervalos de cosecha, la
importancia de las instrucciones en las etiquetas, categorias de toxicidad, uso y
mantenimiento de las ropa y equipo de proteccidn, y los requisites de inspecci6n
medica en California. (20minutos)
Informacio'n de importancia, presentada en forma clara. Entremezcla informaccion
pertinente a los trabajadores del campo y a las personas que trabajan con pesticidas.
Numero
Tftulo
Direccldn
Comentario
Destinatario
Medio
Idioma
Resumen
Editorial
79
Entrenamiente sobre la protecci6n de pesticidas en la agricultura.
Pesticide Safety Training for Agriculture
California Agricultural Aircraft Association
5999 Freeport
Sacramento, CA 95822
Costo (precio): $49.50 en un idioma
$89.50 en los dos idiomas
agricultor
video
lngl£s, Espafiol
Este video muestra que son los pesticidas, su toxicidad en general, como leer las
etiquetas, las diferentes categorias de toxicidad, vias de contacto, seleccion de la ropa y
equipo de proteccion, intervalos de seguridad, anuncios de prevenci6n en el campo,
sintomas de envenenamiento, y recomendaciones de protecci6n para abrir envases,
prevencion de derrames, uso de sistemas de mezcia cerrados, enjuague de envases.
Informacio'n de importancia presentada en forma clara. Disefiado como parte de un
programa de proteccion sobre pesticidas para uso de los agricultores en California.
Tambien de uso a nivel nacional porque no menciona el reglamento de California.
pagina 99
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GUI a de seguridad agricola
Agricultural Safety Guide
Farm Employers Labor Service
1601 Exposition Blvd. FB-7
Sacramento, CA 95815-5103
Costo (precio): $1.75 por cada ejemplar
Telefono: (916) 924-4124
Publicado: 1985
trabajador del campo, patron, perito en pesticidas
folleto
Ingl6s, Espaflol
Esta gufa bilingue cubre seguridad en el almacenaje, mezcla, carga y aplicaci6n de
pesticidas; el uso y mantenamiento del equipo de protecci6n, vias de contacto,
sfntomas de envenenamiento, y primeros auxilios. Tambien incluye informacio'n
general sobre la seguridad en el campo. (30 paginas)
Letras pequefias. Sin dibujos. Varies errores tipograficos: ipicac (pagina 11), carbonate
(para carbamato - p. 1,9).
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82
Guia de seguridad para las personas que trabajan con pesticidas
Pesticide Worker Safety Guide
Cooperative Extension
Agricultural Building
County Civic Center
Visalia, CA 93291
Costo (precio):ejemplar gratuito (uno por cada pedido)
trabajador del campo, perito en pesticidas
folleto
Ingles, Espafiol
Explica la importancia de leer la etiqueta de pesticidas, vias de contacto, sfntomas de
envenenamiento por organofosfatos y carbamatos, primeros auxilios, eleccion de ropa
de proteccidn, seguridad durante la aplicacion, almacenaje de pesticidas, limpieza de
derramamientos, y las responsabilidades del patron en California. (32 paginas)
Generalmente fundamental. Buenos dibujos. Se basa en los requisites de protection
sobre pesticidas en California.
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Hoja Sobre la Cosecha
Crop Sheets
Right to Know Program
P. O. Box 12847
Austin, TX 78711
Costo (pre~cio): gratis
trabajador del campo, agricultor, t<§cnico de pesticidas, perito en pesticidas
folleto
Ingle's, Espafiol
Cada Hoja proporciona una lista de pesticidas comunes utilizados en la cosecha y
muestra las estaciones del afto en las que aplican el nivel de toxicidad aguda, intervalos
de seguridad en Texas, y clases de pesticidas. Tambi§n se incluyen sintomas agudos
generates del envenenamiento a causa de pesticidas, efectos en la salud a largo plazo,
precauciones generates sobre la proteccidn de pesticidas , primeros auxilios, derechos
de los trabajadores del campo en Texas, y varios numeros de consulta. (Una pagina
cadauno)
La informaci6n es excelente con buenos dibujos, formato bueno, lenguaje claro y
sencillo.
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Informacidn basica para el trabajador del campo sobre el uso de los pesticidas agrfcolas
Basic information for farmworkers about the use of agricultural pesticides
Publications
Division of Agriculture & Natural Resources
University of California
6701 San Pablo Ave
Oakland, CA 94608-1239
Costo (pr6cio): ejemplar gratuito (uno por cada pedido)
Numero de pedido: #21216
Publicado: 1981
trabajador del campo
folleto
Ingle's, Espafiol
Folleto que explica el uso y el peligro del mal uso de pesticidas, tipos de
envenenamiento (cronico y agudo), vias de entrada al cuerpo, tipos de equipo
protector, sintomas de envenenamiento y primeros auxilios, intervalos de seguridad y
precauciones, pruebas de sangre para niveles de cholinesterase, y como interpretar las
etiquetas de los pesticidas. (16paginas).
Algunos dibujos. No pone importancia de mantener cerrado con Have el area de
almacenaje. La representacion grafica de los simtomas de envenenamiento tal vez no
nos de una descripcion exacta de los mismos.
pagina 101
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87
Los pesticidas son peligrosos
Pesticides Are Dangerous
Rural Opportunities, Inc.
339 East Ave, Suite 305
Rochester, NY 14604
Costo (pr6cio): gratis
Telefono: (716) 546-7180
Publicado: 1988
trabajador del campo, agricultor, perito en pesticidas
folleto, cartel, video
Ingl&s, Espaftol, Haitian Creole
Un cuaderno del programa de un seminario que incluye 'Folleto de Seguridad con los
Pesticidas para Trabajadores en el Campo1 trata de los usos de pesticidas, niveles de
toxicidad, vfas de contacto, c6mo evitar el envenenamiento, primeros auxilios, y
reconocimiento de sintomas. Se dan numeros de tetefono de fuentes de informaci6n
en Nueva York sobre un programa de derecho a saber. El manual de ensefianza para
maestros da antecedentes de informaci6n sobre pesticidas. Se incluyen tarjetas
ilustrativas sobre c6mo desempefiar un papel, transparencies incluidas con el folleto, y
un documento con dibujos sobre la evaluaci6n de conocimientos.
La informacibn es muy b£sica. Clasificacion de pesticidas en el manual del instructor
estci incompleta. Las tarjetas ilustrativas sobre como desempefiar un papel y un
documento formulario con dibujos sobre la evaluacion son innovadores.
Numero
Tftulo
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93
Los pesticidas y su salud: Serie que enfoca en ocho cosechas regulares en California
Pesticide's & Your Health: A Series Focusing on Eight Common California Crops
Agricultural Workers'Health Center
P. O. Box 779
Stockton, CA 95201 ,
Costo (prScio): $0.15 por cada folleto
Tetefono: (209) 948-5410
trabajador del campo, agricultor, t6cnico de pesticidas, perito en pesticidas
folleto
Ingl6s, Espaftol
Folletos bilingues (ingles/espaftol) con informacion general sobre los pesticidas
menciona los peligros potenciales segun la cosecha, melodos para proteger la salud,
derechos legales de los trabajadores del campo en California, y una lista de fuentes de
informaci6n. Un cuadro muestra los pesticidas mas importantes usados en cada
cosecha y detalla los sfntomas de envenenamiento, datos sobre la toxicidad, e
intervalos de seguridad. Hojas de cosecha disponibles: uvas; fresas; melones; tomates;
frutas citricas; lechuga; duraznos (melocotones); nectarinas; br6coli, coliflory coles de
bruselas.
Claro. Buen modelo. Sin dibujos.
pagina 102
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61
!OJO! *Nueva ley aprobada * Nuevas protecciones*
*NewLaw* *New Protections*
Maricopa County Organizing Project
701 N. 1st Street, Suite #104
Phoenix, AZ 85004
Costo(pr6cio):ejemplargratuito(unoporcadapedido) ,
Tetefono: (602)257-8155
trabajador del campo
folleto
lngl§s, Espafiol
Historieta comica que representa a un trabajador del campo explicando las normas de
higiene (en el campo) del Estado de Arizona a un compaftero de trabajo.
Buen modelo para comunicar informaci6n sobre derechos de los trabajadores.
Niimero
Tftulo
Direccidn
Comentario
Destinatarlo
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91
Pesticidas en la Agricultura
Pesticides in Agriculture
NJ-DEP Pesticide Control
380 Scotch Road, Ch 411
Trenton, NJ 08625
Costo (precio): gratis
Tetefono: (609) 530-4133
Publicado: 1987
trabajador del campo, agricultor
folleto
Ingle's, Espafiol
Informacidn general acerca de las leyes y reglamento para fos tragajadores del campo en
Nueva Jersey. Explfca como quejarse ante las autoridades en forma eficaz acerca del
uso inadecuado de pesticidas y proporciona informacion de los sintomas de
envenenamiento. (12paginas)
Informaci6n de importancia presentada de manera sencilla.
pagina 103
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85
Pesticidas: Gufa para los trabajadores del campo
Pesticides: A Guide for Farm Workers
California Institute for Rural Studies
P.O. Box 530
Davis, CA 95617-530
Cuando haga el pedido de diapositivas especifique la version ya sea de California o la
nacional.
Costo (precio): $115.00 + 6% impuesto de venta + $3.00 cargos de envio
Costo de alquiler: $20.00 + $3.00 cargos de envio (+$75.00 deposito de reembolso)
Telefono: (916) 756 6555
Publicado: 1982
trabajador del campo
diapositivas con gui'6n grabado
Ingles, Espafiol
La exposicidn de diapositivas provee informaci6n basica para los trabajadores del campo
para evitar contaminaci6n a causa de pesticidas. Se explican los usos de productos
quimicos agricolas, c6mo se aplican, y c6mo uno puede contaminarse. Presentan
entrevistas con un trabajador envenenado y un m§dico; las diapositivas tambien
subrayan el derecho de los trabajadores, protecci6n y tratamiento medico. Dos
versiones disponibles (California y nacional). (15minutos)
Buenas fotos y buena presentacion. Pone enfasfs en los derechos del trabajador.
Numero
Titulo
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92
Pesticidas
Pesticides
Agricultural Workers' Health Centers, Inc.
230 North California Street
PO Box 779
Stockton, CA 95201
Costo (precio): $0.50 por cada ejemplar, especificar en lngl<§so Espafiol
Tel§fono: (209) 948-5410
Publicado: 1985
trabajador del campo, perito en pesticidas, clinicas, agencias defensoras
folleto
Ingtes, Espafiol
Un libra de bolsillo que trata de la toxicidad de pesticidas, sfntomas de
envenenamiento, primeros auxilios y tratamiento de envenenamiento, derechos de los
trabajadores en California, intervalos de seguridad, seguro medico para trabajadores de
campo en California, requisites de seguridad para t<§cnicos de pesticidas, derechos de
proteccion contra la distincion, y medidas iegales necesarias para documentar
enfermedades a causa de pesticidas. Se incluye una lista de fuentes de informacion en
California. (32 p£ginas)
Buenos dibujos. Bien escrito. Una parte de la informacion sobre perfodo de sequridad
no esta al dfa.
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32
Programa de Seguridad con los Pesticidas para Trabajadores Agricolas
Farmworker Pesticide Safety Program
University of Florida
IFAS-bldg664
Gainesville, FL 32611
Numero de pedido: 1§ parte = #84-112; 2a parte - #84-113; 33 parte - #84-114
Costo de alquiler: UCD Visual Media, Univ of Calif, Davis, CA 95616
En Calif: $5.00 por 10 dfas incluyendo franqueo postal
Fuera de Calif: $7.00 por 10 dias incluyendo f ranqueo postal
Comprado a la Universidad de Florida (direcci6n dada arriba): $42.00 para un serie de
tr6s paries
Gratis para organizaciones no comerciales y clinicas de EPA-OPP: EPA-OPP,
H 7506C), 1921 Jefferson Hwy, CM#2, Arlington, VA 22202
trabajador del campo
diapositivas con gui6n grabado, o video
Ingl6s, Espafiol
Serie de tres diapositivas/casette muestras o video. 13 parte "Introduccidn y programa
de control de pesticidas" se trata de conceptos de niveles de toxieidad, etiquetas,
palabras claves, primeros auxilios, y periodo de seguridad. 2s parte "Primeros auxilios y
prevencidn" trata de sfntomas de envenenamiento a causa de pesticidas y primeros
auxilios, utilizando el formato de 'ejemplos de caso.' 33 parte: "La vida cotidiana y los
pesticidas" explica formas de contacto, precauciones contra el envenenamiento,
lavado de ropa contaminada y la utilizacibn segura de pesticidas en casa. (45 minutos)
1a parte - Los elementos fundamentales 23 parte - Ejemplos concretes son un
instrumento de ensefianza muy buenos. 33 parte - informaci6n y presentation
adecuada.
Numero
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71
Programas sobre la protection de pesticidas y la salud
Pesticide Health and Safety Programs
Videowise
PO Box 11991
Fresno, CA 93776
Costo (pr6cio): $800.00 colecicSn en ambos idiomas
Tel<§fono: (209) 255-1600
Publicado: 1985
trabajador del campo, agricultor, tecnico de pesticidas, perito en pesticidas
video
Ingle's, Espafiol
Descuentos disponibles para escuelas, agendas de gobierno, e institucjones. Una
serie de cinco videos que cubre la ley del control de pesticidas, salud y seguridad del
trabajador, operaci6n y mantenimiento de equipo y limpieza, colocaci6n, transporte y
almacenaje de pesticidas, mezcla, aplicacidn, y residues de los mismos. Titulos de los
videos: "Las Leyes y los pesticidas", "Pesticidas y usted"; "Salud y Seguridad del
Trabajador"; "Operaciones, Mantenimiento, y como deshacerse de los pesticidas",
"Trasportacidn y Application de los pesticidas" (30 minutos cada uno)
Este video no se ha visto, ni revisado.
pagina 105
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78
Pfotecci6n de pesticidas en El Invernadero
Pesticide Safety in the Greenhouse
Visual Media
University of California
Davis, CA 95616
Costo de transporte de materiales en Calif: $5.00 por 10 dfas incluyendo franqueo
postal
Otros estados = $7.00 por 1Odias incluyendo franqueo postal
Costo (pr6cio): $40.00
Tel6fono: 916 - 752 0590
Numero de pedido: v/86-AK = en espafiol; v/86-AJ = en ingtes
agricultor, t6cnico de pesticidas
video
Ingtes, Espafiol
Video hecho para directores y gerentes de criaderos. Comenta los problemas
especificos del uso de pesticidas en invernaderos y ofrece normas sobre como llevar a
la pr£ctica procesos seguros en el uso de pesticidas en invernaderos comerciales. (21
minutos)
Informacion muy importante est^ presentada en forma clara. Una pelicula excelente
sobre el uso de pesticidas en el invernadero.
Numero
Tftulo
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109
Reconocimiento y manejp del envenenamiento de pesticidas
Recognition and Management of Pesticide Poisoning
Occupational Safety Branch, (H 7506C)
Office of Pesticide Programs, US EPA
401 MSt, SW
Washington DC, 20460
Costo (pr6cio): gratis
Tel6fono: (703) 557-7666
Publicado: 1982 (3s edici6n)
clinicas
libra
Ingtes, Espanol
Un manual para empleados en salas de emergencia de hospitales, personal en clinicas
medicas para trabajadores migratorios, y otros suministradores de ayuda m^dica para el
diagnostico y el tratamiento de envenenamiento a causa de pesticidas. (120 paginas).
Util y bien escrito.
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76
Seguridad con los pesticidas para los mezcladores no certificados, cargadores, y
aplicadores
Pesticide Safety for Non-Certifed Mixers, Loaders, and Applicators
University of Florida
IFAS-bldg 664
Gainesville, FL 32611
Numero de pedido: 1a parte = #84-109; 23 parte= #84-110; 3a parte= #84-111
Costo de alquiler: UCD Visual Media Library, Univ of Calif, Davis, CA 95616
En Calif: $5.00 por 10 dias incluyendo franqueo postal
Fuera de Calif = $7.00 por 10 dias incluyendo franqueo postal
Comprado a la Universidad de Florida (direcci6n dada arriba): $42.00 para una serie de
trds partes.
Gratis para organizaciones no lucrativas y clinicas de EPA-OPP: EPA-OPP,(H 7506C),
1921 Jefferson Hwy, CM#2, Arlington, VA 22202
trabajador del campo, agricultor, perito en pesticidas
diapositivas con guion grabado
Ingl6s, Espaftol
Serie de tres programas diapositivas/casette. 1s Parte: "Formulaciones, etiqueta
(inscripciones) y ropa protectora" trata de los peligros especiales relacionado con
diferentes formulaciones de pesticidas, tipos de equipo protector, y el proposito de
intervales de seguridad. 2a Parte: "Medidas de seguridad en la mezcla, la carga, y la
aplicaci6n" 3s Parte: "Colocacion y transporte de pesticidas" trata de los aspectos de
transports y almacenaje sin peligro, metodos de colocacibn, sintomas de
envenenamiento y primeros auxilios. (45 minutos)
La 1s parte es muy fundamental. Hay muchas recomendaciones para colocacidn en la 3s
parte que no son legales en algunas regiones. Consulte la etiqueta y a las autoridades
para los c6digos locales.
Numero
Tftulo
Dlreccion
Comentario
Destinatario
Medio
Idioma
Resumen
Editorial
129
Su salud y embarazo: Pesticidas y herbicidas; Sintomas de ,
exposicion y primeros auxilios; Su salud antes y durante el embarazo
North County Health Services
Birth Defects Prevention Program
348 Rancheros Dr.
San Marcos, CA 92069
Costo (pr6cio): ejemplar gratuito (uno por cada pedido)
Telefono: (619) 471-2100
Publicado: 1987
trabajador del campo
folleto
Espaftol
"Sfntomas de Contacto" folleto que describe c6mo los productos quimico-tdxicos
entran en el cuerpo y los smtomas de envenenamiento. "Pesticidas y herbicidas"
folleto que describe d6nde se usan pesticidas, c6mo pueden entrar y daftar el cuerpo y
c6mo se puede disminuir el contacto si uno tiene que seguir trabajando cerca de
pesticidas. (1 pagina cada uno)
El texto es muy claro y sencillo. Sindibujos.
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142
Trabaje inteligentemente, trabaje con seguridad, con los productos quimicos del campo
Work Smart, Work Safely with Farm Chemicals
Communications Department
National Agricultural Chemical Association
1155 15th Street, NW
•Washington DC, 20005
Costo (pr6cio): $0.35 por cada ejemplar, 10% de descuento en pedidos de mas de 500
ejemplares
Tetefono: (202) 296-1585
Publicado: 1985
trabajador del campo, agricultor, tecnico de pesticidas, perito en pesticidas
folleto
Ingles, Espafiol
Folleto bilingiie con dibujos que dan informacidn b£sica para evitar el envenenamiento a
causa de pesticidas en el campo. (16 paginas)
Muysencillo.
Numero
Tftulo
Direccibn
Comentario
Destinatario
Medio
Idioma
Resumen
Editorial
8
Use Pesticidas con Cuidado
Be Safe with Pesticides
Occupational Safety Branch, (H 7506C)
Office of Pesticide Programs, US EPA
401 MSt, SW
Washington DC, 20460
Costo (pr6cio): gratis
Telefono: (703) 557-7666
Publicado: 1987
trabajador del campo
cartel
Ingl6s, Espafiol
El cartel usa dibujos para explicar las vias de entrada de pesticidas en el cuerpo,
prdcticas del trabajo para evitar contaminacidn o envenenamiento, el significado de
intervalos de seguridad, y los derechos de los trabajadores del campo de acuerdo al
reglamento vigente de protecci6n sobre pesticidas esp6cificado por la EPA.
Bien hecho con un texto claro y gralicas muy buenas.
pagina 108
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Numero
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Editorial
75
Uso Seguro de Pesticidas para los trabajadores del campo
Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers
Occupational Safety Branch (H 7506C)
Office of Pesticide Programs
US Environmental Protection Agency
401 M St., SW
Washington DC, 20460
Costo (pr6cio):gratis
Telefonor (703) 557-7666
Publicado: 1985
trabajador del campo, agricultor, perito en pesticidas
folleto
Ingl6s, Espafiol
Folleto bilingue con muchos dibujos trata de las vfas de contacto, sfntomas de
envenenamiento, primeros auxilios, fuentes de contaminacidn, eleccidn y lavado de
ropa de trabajo, costumbres peligrosas en el trabajo, c6mo leer etiquetas de pesticidas,
intervalos de seguridad, y las normas nacionales vigentes de proteccion para el
trabajador. (27 paginas)
Desarollado s6lo como suplemento del programa de diapositiva/casette de EPA. S6lo
recomienda la consulta m£dica en casos de sintomas graves de envenenamiento. No
define ciiales son "los guantes que pueden ser limpiados correctamente." Solo
advierte cubrir la piel de los niftos si estan con los padres en el trabajo, en vez de no
llevarselos al campo.
Numero
Tftulo
DireccI6n
Comentario
Destinatario
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Idioma
Resumen
Editorial
77
Uso Seguro de Pesticidas para mezcladores, cargardores, y aplicadores
Pesticide Safety for Non-Certified Mixers, Loaders, and Applicators
Occupational Safety Branch, (H 7506C)
Office of Pesticide Programs, US EPA
401 MSt,SW
Washington DC, 20460
Costo (pr6cio): gratis
Tel6fono: (703) 557-7666
Publicado: 1986
agricultor, perito en pesticidas
folleto
Ingtes, Espafiol
Folleto con muchos dibujos que trata de c6mo leer etiquetas de pesticidas, las clases
de toxicidad, "el uso limitado," periodos de seguridad, vias de contacto, eleccidn de
ropa de proteccion, precauciones generates del uso de pesticidas, reconocimientos de
sfntomas y primeros auxilios. (31 paginas)
Desarrollado como guia suplemental a una exposici6n de diapositivas/programa
grabado de la EPA. No especifica cuando se debe cambiar los cartuchos ni la necesidad
de sacar los cartuchos antes de sumergir la respiradora en agua con jab6n. Solamente
aconseja solicitar atenci6n m£dica si tiene sintomas graves.
pagina 109
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PESTODE SAFETY AND TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
UCD PESTICIDE FARM SAFETY CENTER
APPENDIX
page
I: Agencies responsible for enforcement 112
II: State Extension Pesticide Safety offices 118
III: Poison Control Centers 123
IV: Regional EPA Offices 132
page 110
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APPENDIX I
UCD PESTICIDE SAFETY AND TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
List of State Lead Pesticide Agencies Responsible for Enforcement of
FIFRA and Certification of Applicators of Restricted Use Pesticides
Alabama
John A. Bloch, Director
Division of Chemistry/Plant Industry
Alabama Dept. of Agriculture & Commerce
P.O. Box 3336
Montgomery, AL 36193
(205)261-2656
Alaska
William Burgoyne
Pesticide Use Specialist
Alaska Department of Environmental
Conservation
P.O. Box 2309
Palmer, AK 99645
(907)745-7378
American Samoa
Pemerika L. Tauililli, Director
Department of Agriculture
P.O. Box 366
Pago Pago, American Samoa 96799
Arizona
J. H. "Bud" Paulson, State Chemist
Office of the State Chemist
Box 1586
Mesa, AZ 85201
(602)621-4012
Arkansas
Ralph Pay, Director
Division of Feed, Fertilizer & Pesticides
Arkansas State Plant Board
#1 Natural Resources Rd
Little Rock, AR 72205
(501) 225-1598 .
California
James Wells, Branch Chief
Pesticide Enforcement Branch
California Dept. of Food & Agriculture
1220 N St., Room A-170
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916)445-5343
Colorado
Linda Coulter , Branch Chief
Pesticide Section
Division of Plant Industry
Colorado Department of Agriculture
1525 Sherman St.
Denver, CO 80203
(303) 866-2838
Commonwealth of the Northern
Mariana Islands
Carl L. Goldstein, Environ. Engineer
Division of Environmental Qualitity
Commonwealth of the Northern
Mariana Islands (CNMI)
Dr. Torres Hospital
Saipan, Mariana Island 96950
Connecticut
Stephen Hitchcock, Director
Dept. of Environmental Protection
Hazardous Materials Management Unit
State Office Building
165 Capitol Avenue
Hartford, CT 06106
(203)566-4924
Delaware
Grier Stayton
Pesticide Compliance Supervisor
Delaware Dept. of Agriculture
2320 S-Dupont Highway
Dover, DE 19901
(302) 736-4811
District of Columbia
Angelo Tompros
Branch Chief
Dept. of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs
Pesticides & Hazardous Waste Management
5010 Overlook Ave., S.W., Ste. 114
Washington, DC 20032-5397
(202)767-8414
Florida
Vincent Giglio, Director
Dept. of Agriculture
Mayo Building, Rm209-A
Tallahassee, FL 32301
(904) 487-0532
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List of State Lead Pesticide Agencies Responsible for Enforcement of FIFRA and
Certification of Applicators of Restricted Use Pesticides
Georgia
J. Ron Conley, Asst. Commissioner
Entomology and Pesticide Division
Department of Agriculture
Capitol Square
Atlanta, GA 30334
(404) 656-4958
Guam
Jim Canto, Director
Air & Land Programs Division
Guam Environmental Protection Agency
P.O. Box 2999
Agana,GU 96910
Hawaii
Robert Boesch, Manager
Pesticide Branch
Division of Plant Industry
Hawaii Department of Agriculture
P.O. Box 22159
Honolulu, ffl 96822
(808) 548-7124
Idaho
Rodney A. Awe, Chief
Bureau of Pesticides
Department of Agriculture
P.O. Box 790
Boise, ID 83701-9898
(208) 334-3243
Illinois
Tom A. Walker
Department of Agriculture
State Fairgrounds
P.O. Box 4906
Springfield, IL 62706-4906
(217) 785-2427
Indiana
L. O. Nelson, Pesticide Administrator
Office of the State Chemist
Dept of Biochemistry
Purdue University
West Lafayette, IN 47907
(317) 494-1587
Iowa
Charies A. Eckerman, Supervisor
Pesticide Section
Department of Agriculture
Wallace Building
Des Moines, IA 50319
(515) 281-8591
Kansas
W. A. Hawkins, Administrator
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
109 S.W. 9th Street
Topeka, KS 66612-1281
(913)296-2263
Kentucky
Michael Stivers, Director
Division of Pesticides
Department of Agriculture
Route 8, P.O. Box 08-6
A-3 Twilight Trail
Frankfort, KY 40601
(502) 564-7274
Louisiana
H. F. "Butch" Calhoun, director
Pesticides & Environmental Programs
Department of Agriculture
Capitol Station
P.O. Box 44153
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-4153
(504) 925-3763
Maine
Robert Batteese, Jr., Director
Board of Pesticide Control
Dept. of Agriculture
State House - Station 28
Augusta, ME 04333
(207)289-2731
Maryland
(Vacant), Chief
Pesticide Applicators Law Section
Maryland Dept. of Agriculture
50 Harry S. Truman Parkway
Annapolis, MD 21401
(301) 841-5710
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List of State -Lead Pesticide Agencies Responsible for Enforcement of FIFRA and
Certification of Applicators of Restricted Use Pesticides
Massachusetts
Jeffrey Carlson, Chief
Pesticide Bureau '.
Department of Food and Agriculture
100 Cambridge Street, 21st Floor
Boston, MA 02202
(617)727-2863 ;
Michigan
Robert L. Mesecher
Plant Industry Division
Dept. of Agriculture
P.O. Box 30017
Lansing, MI 48909
(517) 373-1087
Minnesota
William O. Bulger, Director
Department of Agriculture
90 West Plato Blvd.
St. Paul, MN 55107
(612) 296-6121
Mississippi
Robert H. McCarty, Director
Division of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture & Commerce
Mississippi State, MS 39762
(601)325-3390
Missouri
John R. Hagan, Supervisor
Bureau of Pesticide Control
Dept. of Agriculture
P.O. Box 630
Jefferson City, MO 65102
(312)751-2462
Montana
Gary L. Gingery, Administrator
Environmental Management Division
Department of Agriculture
Capitol Station
Helena, MT 59620-0205
(406) 444-2944
Nebraska
Donald Kemper
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
301 Centennial Mall
Lincoln, NE 68509
(402) 471-2394
Nevada
Phil Martinelli, Director
Division of Plant Industry-
Nevada Department of Agriculture
350 Capitol Hill Avenue
P.O. Box 11100
Reno,NV 89510-1100
(702) 789-0180
New Hampshire
Murray McKay
Pesticide Control Division
Department of Agriculture
Collar Box 2042
Concord, NH 03301
(603)271-3350
New Jersey
Ray Ferrarin, Chief
Bureau of Pesticide Control
Department of Environmental Protection
CN411
Trenton, NJ 08625
(609)530-4122
New Mexico
Barry E. Patterson, Chief
Division of Agricultural & Environmental
Services
Department of Agriculture
P.O.BoxSAQ
Las Graces, NM 88003
(505)646-3208
New York
Marilyn Dubois, Director
Bureau of Pesticides
Dept. of Environmental Conservation
50 Wolf Rd., Rm. 404
Albany, NY 12233-0001
(518)457-7482
North Carolina
John L. Smith, Pesticide Administrator
Pesticide Section
Food and Drug Division
Department of Agriculture
P.O. Box 27647
Raleigh, NC 27611
(919) 733-3556
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List of State Lead Pesticide Agencies Responsible for Enforcement of FIFRA and
Certification of Applicators of Restricted Use Pesticides '
North Dakota
Kevin Pifer
Dept. of Agriculture
State Capitol 701
Bismarck, ND 58501
(701) 224-4756
Ohio
Oren W. Spilker
Specialist in Charge of Pesticides
Department of Agriculture
8995 East Main St.
Reynoldsburg, OH 43068
(614) 866-6361 ext. 285
Oklahoma
A. L. "Punk" Bonner, Chief
Pest Management Section
Department of Agriculture
2800 N. Lincoln Blvd,
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
(405) 521-3883
Oregon
Chris Kirby, Pesticide Supervisor
Plant Division
Department of Agriculture
635 Capitol Street, N.E.
Salem, OR 97310
(503) 378-3776
Pennsylvania
Gerard J. Florentine
Pesticide Operations Coordinator
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
2301 N.Cameron St.
Harrisburg,PA 17120
(717) 787-4843
Puerto Rico
Arline R. Gonzales, Director
Analysis & Registration of Ag. Materials
Puerto Rico Dept. of Agriculture
P.O. Box 10163
Santurce,PR 00908
(809) 796-1710,1715
Rhode Island
Kenneth D. Ayars
Dept. of Environmental Management
Division of Agriculture
22 Hayes St.
Providence, RI02908
(401)277-2782
South Carolina
V. H. McCaskill, Pesticide Supervisor
Department of Fertilizer and
Pesticide Control
Clemson University
256 Poole Agriculture Center
Clemson, SC 29634-0344
(803) 656-3171
South Dakota
Verne Brakke, Director
Division of Regulatory Services
Department of Agriculture
Anderson Building
Pierre, SD 57501
(605) 773-3724
Tennessee
Knox Wright, Supervisor
Plant Industries Division
Department of Agriculture
P. O. Box 40627, Melrose Station
Nashville, TN 37204
(615) 360-0130
Texas
Ellen Widess, Director
Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
Program
Texas Department of Agriculture
P.O. Box 12847
Austin, TX 78711
(512) 463-7534
Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
Nachsa Siren, Executive Officer
Trust Territory Environmental
Protection Board
Office of the High Commissioner
Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
Saipan, Mariana Islands 96950
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List of State Lead Pesticide Agencies Responsible for Enforcement of FIFRA and
Certification of Applicators of Restricted Use Pesticides • •
Utah
Joseph M. Beckstrand, Supervisor
Division of Plant Industries
Department of Agriculture
350 North Redwood Road
Salt Lake City, UT 84116
(801) 533 4107
Vermont
Philip Benedict, Director
Plant Industry Division
Department of Agriculture
116 State St.
State Office Bldg.
Montpelier, VT 05062
(802) 828-2431
Virginia
William E. Walls, Supervisor
Office of Pesticide Regulations
Department of Agric. & Consumer Services
P.O. Box 1163 "' ' •
Richmond, VA 23209
(804) 786-3162
Virgin Islands
Minerva Callwood, Director
Pesticide Program
Division of Natural Resources Management
Dept. of Conservation & Cultural Affairs
111 Watergut Homes, 14 F Bldg.
Christiansted, St. Croix
Virgin Islands 00820
(809) 773-0565
Washington
Art G. Losey, Assistant Director
Agricultural Chemicals Branch
Department of Agriculture
406 General Administration Building
Olympia,WA 98504
(206) 753-5062
West Virginia
Charles C. Coffman, Director
Plant Pest Control Division
Department of Agriculture
State Capitol Bldg.
Charleston, WV 25305
(304) 348-2212
Wisconsin
K. P. Robert, Administrator
Agricultural Resources Management Div.
Department of Agriculture,
Trade, and Consumer Protection
P.O. Box 8911
Madison, WI 53708
(608) 266-7130
Wyoming
James W. Bigelow, Pesticide Coordinator
Department of Agriculture
2219 Carey Ave.
Cheyenne, WY 82002-0100
(307)777-6590
National Pesticide Telecommunications
Network
1-800-858-7378
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
School of Medicine
Department of Preventative Medicine and
Community Health
Lubbock,TX 79430
Toll-free telephone information service,
available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to
provide prompt, accurate information about
pesticides to anyone in the contiguous United
States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. All
operators are prepared to deal with
emergencies and provide information on
pesticide products, recognition and management
of pesticide poisoning, toxicology and
symptomatic reviews, referrals for laboratory
analyses, investigation of pesticide incidents,
and emergency treatment information, safety
information, health and environmental effects,
and cleanup and disposal procedures.
National Coalition Against the Misuse of
Pesticides (NCAMP)
530 Seventh St., S.E.
'Washington, DC 20003
(202) 543-5450
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List of State Lead Pesticide Agencies Responsible for Enforcement of FIFRA and
Certification of Applicators of Restricted Use Pesticides
Private, non-profit organization which
provides the public with information on the
least toxic methods of pest control and
potential hazards of pesticide exposure. Also
heads a broad coalition of community groups
nationwide which share common concerns about
potential hazards of pesticides.
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State Extension Program Pesticide Safety Education Coordinators
ALABAMA
Steve L. Brown
203 Extension Hall
Pesticide Education
Auburn University
Auburn, AL 36849
(205) 826-4940
ALASKA
Wayne Vandre, Hort. Specialist
Cooperative Extension Service
2651 Providence Ave.
Anchorage, AK 99504
(907) 279-6575
AMERICAN SAMOA
Agnes Vargo
American Samoa Community College
Land Grant Program
Mapusaga Campus
P.O. Box 2609
Pago Pago, AS 96779
Oil (684) 699-1394
ARIZONA
Paul Baker, Pesticide Coord.
University of Arizona
1109 E. Helen St.
Tucson, AZ 85719
(602)621-4012
ARKANSAS
Bill F. Jones, Coordinator
Pesticide Chemicals
A-310C
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, AR 72701
(501) 575-2655
CALIFORNIA
Micheal W. Stimmann, Coord.
OPIC
University of California
Davis, CA 95616
(916) 752-7011
COLORADO
Bert L. Bohmont, Coordinator
Pesticide Program
College of Agriculture
116 Weed Science Laboratory
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, CO 80523
(303) 491-5237
CONNECTICUT
Candace L. Bartholomew
Agricultural Agent
Cooperative Extension Service
1800 Asylum Ave.
West Hartford, CT 06117
(203) 241-4949
DELAWARE
Mark R. Graustein
Estension Entomologist
Townsend Hall, Room 254
University of Delaware
Newark, DE 19711-1301
(302) 451-2526
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
M. Shaeed Khan, Coordinator
Pesticide Chemicals
Cooperative Extension Service
University of District Columbia
901 Newton St., NE
Washington, DC 20017
(202) 576-7419
FLORIDA
O. Norman Nesheim, Coordinator
University of Florida, Bldg. 847
Gainesville, FL 32611
(904) 392-4721
GEORGIA
Burton R. Evans, Coordinator
Pesticide Applicator Training
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602
(404) 542-1765
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State Extension Program Pesticide Safety Education Coordinators
GUAM
Claron D. Bjork
Pesticide Coordinator
UOG Station
Mangilao, GU 96923
(671) 734-2575 (FTS)
Dialcom# AGS500
HAWAII
Barry M. Brennan
Extension Pesticide Specialist
Department of Agricultural Biochemistry
University of Hawaii
1800 East-West Road
Honolulu, HI 96822
(808) 948-8352
Dialcom# AGS650
IDAHO
Robert Stoltz
Cooperative Extension Service
1330 Files Ave. East
Twin Falls, ID 83301
(208) 734-3600
ILLINOIS
Donald E. Kuhlman, Pesticide Coordinator
Office of Agricultural Entomology
University of Illinois
172 Natural Resources Building
607E.PeabodyDr.
Champaign, IL 61820
(217) 333-3000
INDIANA
Thomas N. Jordan
Pesticide Coordinator
Purdue Pesticide Programs
Lilly Hall of Life Sciences, Room G316
West Lafayette, IN 47907
(317) 494-4629
IOWA
Wendy Wintersteen
Extension Assoc., Entomology
103 Insectary Bldg.
Iowa State University
Ames, IA 50011
(515) 294-1101
KANSAS
Donald C. Cress, Pesticide Coordinator
Department of Entomology
Waters Hall
Kansas State University
Manhatan, KS 66502
(913)532-5891
KENTUCKY
C. M. Christensen, Coordinator
Pesticide Applicator Training
S-225, Agriculture Science Center-N
University of Kentucky
Lexington, KY 40546
(606)257-5956
LOUISIANA
Mary L. Grodner, Pesticide Coordinator
Coop. Extension Service
Knapp Hall
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
(504)388-2180 ,
Dialcom# AGS1002
MAINE
James F. Dill, Coordinator
Pest Management Office
491 College Ave.
Orno, ME 04473
(207)581-3879
MARYLAND
Amy E. Brown, Pesticide Coordinator
Department of Entomology
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
(301)454-7127
MASSACHUSETTS
Jeffery J. Jenkins, Coordinator
Pesticide Chemicals
Department of Entomology
Fernald Hall
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 01003
(413)545-2284
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State Extension Program Pesticide Safety Education Coordinators
MICHIGAN
George W. Bird, Coordinator
Pesticides/ IPM
11 Agricultural Hall
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48824-1039
(517)355-0117
MINNESOTA
Richard A. Meronuck
Plant Pathology Department
495 Borlaug Hall
1991 Buford Circle
University of Minnesota
St. Paul, MN 55108
(612) 625-6290
MISSISSIPPI
Edna R. Morgan, Pesticide Coordinator
Mississippi State University
P.O. Box 5446
Mississippi State, MS 39762
(601)325-3338
MISSOURI
Mahlon Fairchild
IPM Coordinator
University of Missouri
45 Agriculture Building
Columbia, MO 65211
(314)882-7871 '
Dialcom: AGS3500
MONTANA
Greg Johnson, Pesticide Specialist
Agriculture Chemical Education
300 Leon Johnson Hall
Bozeman, MT 59717
(406) 994-3518
NEBRASKA
Roger E. Gold
Dept of Entomology
Plant Industry Bldg., Room 202
East Campus
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 68583-0816
(402) 472-2123
NEVADA
Harry G. Smith, Pesticide Specialist
Department of Animal Science
College of Agriculture
University of Nevada
Reno, NV 89557
(702)784-1621
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Stanley R. Swier
Pest. Coord. & Ext. Ent.
University of New Hampshire
Nesmith Hall
Durham, NH 03824
(603)862-1159
NEW JERSEY
George C. Hamilton, Pesticide Coordinator
Rutgers University
J.B. Smith Hall, Room 108
P.O. Box 231
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
(201)932-9801
NEW MEXICO
L. Michael English, Coordinator
Pesticide Chemicals & Entomology
BoxSAE
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces, NM 88003
(505)646-2546
NEW YORK
Donald A. Rutz
Department of Entomology
Cornell University
5123 Comstock Hall
Ithaca, NY 14853
(607) 255-3283
NORTH CAROLINA
John H. Wilson, Jr., Coordinator
Pesticide Chemicals
Horticultural Science
North Carolina State University
P.O. Box 7609
Raleigh, NC 27695-7609
(919)737-3113
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State Extension Program Pesticide Safety Education Coordinators
NORTH DAKOTA
Duane R. Berglund, Assist. Dir.
Ag/CRD & Coord. Pest. Program
North Dakota State University
P.O. Box 5437
University Station
Fargo, ND 58105
(701) 237-8135
Dialacom# AGS1804
OHIO
D. Lyle Goleman, Pesticide Coordinator
Department of Entomology
Ohio State University
1735 Neil Ave.
Columbus, OH 43210
(614) 292-4077
OKLAHOMA
Jim T. Criswell, Pesticide Coordinator
Department of Entomology
Oklahoma State University
501 Life Science West
Stillwater, OK 74078
(405) 624-5531
OREGON
Terry L. Miller, Coordinator
Pesticide Chemicals
Department of Agricultural Chemistry
Oregon State University
Corvallis, OR 97331
(503) 754-2906
PENNSYLVANIA
Winand K. Hock, Pesticide Specialist
Penn State University
415 Agricultural Administration Bldg.
University Park, PA 16802
(814) 863-0263
PUERTO RICO
Hipolito O'Farrill-Nieves, Coordinator
College of Agricultural Sciences
Mayaguez Campus
University of Puerto Rico
Mayaguez, PR 00708
(809) 833-7000
RHODE ISLAND
Steven Aim, Coordinator
316 Woodward Hall
Plant Science Department
University of Rhode Island
Kingston, RI02881
(401)792-5998
SOUTH CAROLINA
Paul Mac Horton, Coordinator
Clemson University
Department of Entomology
103 Long Hall
Clemson, SC 29634-0365
(803) 656-5056
SOUTH DAKOTA
Larry Tidemann, Coordinator
Pesticide Applicators Training
South Dakota State University
Agriculture Hall, 152 C
P.O.Box2207D
Brookings, SD 57007
(605) 688-5121
TENNESEE
Gene Burgess, Pesticide Coordinator
Entomology and Plant Pathology Section
University of Tennessee
P.O. Box 1071
Knoxville, TN 37901
(615)974-7138
TEXAS
Denise Me Williams, Ext. Specialist
115 Agronomy Field Laboratory
Texas A&M University
College Station, TX 77843-2474
(409) 845-3849
UTAH
Howard M. Deer
Extension Pesticide Coordinator
Utah State University
UMC46
Logan, UT 84322^1620
(801) 750-1600
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State Extension Program Pesticide Safety Education Coordinators
VERMONT
Gordon R. Nielson, Coord. .
Pesticide Chemicals
217 Hills Bldg.
University of Vermont
Burlington VT 05405-0082
(802)656-0487
VIRGINIA
Michael J. Weaver, Ext. Coordinator
Chemical/Drug, and Pesticide Unit
Virginia Polytechnic Institute &
State University
Blacksburg, VA 24061
(703) 961-6543
VIRGIN ISLAND
David Farrar, Coordinator
Pesticide Chemicals
Virgin Islands Extension Service
P.O. Box 598
St. Croix, VI 00850
(809)778-0246
WASHINGTON
Gary L. Thomasson,
Exten. Pesticide Education Specialist
315 Johnson Hall
Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164-6412
(509) 335-2995
WEST VIRGINIA
Jack Baniecki, Pesticide Coordinator
West Virginia University
414 Brooks Hall
P.O. Box 6057
Morgantown, WV 26506-6057
(304)293-3911
WISCONSIN
Ronald E. Doersch, Pesticide Coordinator
University of Wisconsin
1575 Linden Drive ,
Madison, WI53706
(608) 262-1392 .
WYOMING
Mark A. Ferrell, Coordinator
Plant Science Division
P.O. Box 3354
Union Station
Laramie, WY 82071
(307) 766-5381
EXTENSION SERVICE - USDA
Bonnie L. Poli, Program Leader
USDA Extension Pesticide Education
Room 3347 - South Bldg.
Washington, DC 20250
(202) 447-6506
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Poison Control Centers
ALABAMA
Birmingham
The Children's Hospital of Alabama
Poison Control Center
1600 Seventh Ave., S. 35233
(800) 292-6678 (Alabama only)
(205) 933-4050 (local)
939-9201 (local)
939-9202 (local)
Tuscaloosa
Alabama Poison Center*
809 University Blvd., E. 35401
(800) 462-0800 (Alabama only)
(205) 345-0600
ALASKA
Anchorage
Anchorage Poison Center
Providence Hospital
P. 0. Box 196604
3200 Providence Dr. 99519-0604
(800) 478-3193
(907) 261-3193
ARIZONA
Phoenix
Samaritan Regional Poison Center*
Good Samaritan Medical Center
1130 E. McDowell Rd 85006
(602) 253-3334
Tucson
Arizona Poison and Drug Information
Center*
University of Arizona
Arizona Health Sciences Center
85724
(800) 362-0101 (Arizona only)
(602) 626-6016 (Tucson)
ARKANSAS
LittleRock
Statewide Poison Control Drug Information
Center
University of Arkansas for Medical Sci.
College of Pharmacy, Slot 522 (internal
mail)
4301 W. Markham St. 72205
(800) 482-8948 (Arkansas only)
(501) 666-5532 (Pulaski County)
CALIFORNIA
Fresno
Fresno Regional Poison Control Center
of Fresno
Community Hospital & Medical Center
Fresno & R Sts. 93715
(209) 445-1222
(800) 346-5922
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Regional Poison Information Center*
1925 Wilshire Blvd 90057
(213) 484-5151 (public)
664-2121 (MDs and hospitals)
Orange
University of California Poison
Control Center
Irvine Medical Center
101 City Drive S., Rte. 78, 92668
(714) 634-5988
Sacramento
UCDMC Regional Poison Control Center*
2315 Stockton Blvd. 95817
(916) 453-3692 (emergency)
453-3414 (non-emergency)
San Diego
San Diego Regional Poison Center*
University of California
San Diego Medical Center
225 Dickinson St. 92103
(619)543-6000
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area Regional
Poison Center*
San Francisco General Hospital
RoomlE86
1001 Potrero Ave. 94110
(415)476-6600
(800) 523-2222
San Jose
Central-Coast Counties Regional Poison
Center
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
751 S. Bascom Ave. 95128
(800) 662-9886
(408) 299-5112
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Poison Control Centers
COLORADO
Denver
Rocky Mountain Poison Center*
645 Bannock St. 80204-4507
(800) 332-3073 (Colorado only)
525-5042 (Montana only)
442-2702 (Wyoming only)
(303) 629-1123
Mid-Plains Poison Control Center*
Omaha, Neb.
(800) 228-9515
CONNECTICUT
Farmington
Connecticut Poison Control Center
University of Connecticut
Health Center 06302
(203) 674-3456
674-3457
DELAWARE
Wilmington
Poison Information Center
Medical Center of Delaware
Wilmington Division
501 W. 14th St. 19899
(302) 655-3389
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington
National Capital Poison Center*
Georgetown University Hospital
3800 Reservoir Rd., NW 20007
(202) 625-3333
FLORIDA
Jacksonville
St. Vincent's Medical Center
ISOOBarrsSt. 32203
(904) 378-7500
378-7499 (TTY)
Tallahassee
Tallahassee Memorial Regional
Medical Center
1300 Miccosukee Rd. 32308
(904) 681-5411
Tampa
Florida Poison Information Center
at the Tampa General Hospital*
P.O. Box 1289,33601
(800)282-3171
(813)253-4444
GEORGIA
Atlanta
Georgia Poison Control Center*
Grady Memorial Hospital
80 Butler St., SE 30335
(800) 282-5846 (Georgia only)
(404)589-4400
525-3323 (TTY)
Macon
Regional Poison Control Center
Medical Center of Central Georgia
777 Hemlock St. 31201
(912)744-1427
744-1146 .
744-1000
Savannah
Savannah Regional Poison Control Center
Department of Emergency Medicine
Memorial Medical Center 31403
(912)355-5228
HAWAII
Honolulu
Hawaii Poison Center
Kapiolani-Children's Medical Center.
1319 Punahou St. 96826
(800) 362-3585
(808) 941-4411
IDAHO
Boise
Idaho Poison Center
St. Alphonsus Regional Medical Center
1055 N. Curtis Rd. 83704
(800) 632-8000
(208) 378-2707
Spokane Poison Center
Spokane, Wash.
(800) 541-5624 (northern Idaho)
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APPENDIX Iff
UCD PESTICIDE SAFETY AND TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
Poison Control Centers
ILLINOIS
Chicago
Chicago & Northeastern Illinois
Regional Poison Control Center
Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's
Medical Center
1753 W. Congress Pkwy. 60612
(800) 942-5969 (Illinois only)
(312)942-5969
Springfield
Central and Southern Illinois
Regional Poison Resource Center
St. John's Hospital
800 E. Carpenter St. 62769
(800) 252-2022
(217) 753-3330
INDIANA
Indianapolis
Indiana Poison Center
Methodist Hospital of Indiana
1701 N. Senate Blvd 46206
(800) 382-9097 (Indiana only)
(317)929-2323 .
630-6666 (TTY)
IOWA
DesMoines
Variety Club Poison and Drug
Information Center
Iowa Methodist Medical Center
1200 Pleasant St. 50309
(800) 362-2327
(515)283-6254
Iowa City
University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
Poison Control Center
52242
(800)272-6477
(319)356-2922 '
Mid-Plains Poison Control Center*
Omaha, Neb.
(800) 228-9515
KANSAS
Kansas City
Mid-America Poison Center
University of Kansas Medical Center
39th & Rainbow Blvd. 66103
(800) 332-6633 (Kansas only)
(913) 588-6633
Wichita
Wesley Medical Center
550 N. Hillside Ave. 67214
(316) 688-2277
Mid-Plains Regional Poison Center*
Omaha, Neb.
(800) 228-9515
KENTUCKY
Louisville
Kentucky Regional Poison Center
of Kosair Children's Hospital*
P.O. Box 35070
40232-5070
(800) 722-5725 (Kentucky only)
(502) 589-8222 (metropolitan Louisville)
LOUISIANA
Shreveport
Louisiana Regional Poison Control Center*
Louisiana State University
School of Medicine
1501 Kings Hwy. 71130-3932
(800) 535-0525 (Louisiana only)
(318)425-1524
MAINE
Portland
Maine Poison Control Center
at Maine Medical Center
22 Bramhall St. 04102
(800) 442-6305 (Maine only)
(207) 871-2950 (ER)
MARYLAND
Baltimore
Maryland Poison Center*
University of Maryland
School of Pharmacy
20 N. Pine St. 21201
(800) 492-2414 ( Maryland only)
(301) 528-7701
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston
Massachusetts Poison Control System*
300 Longwood Ave. 02115
(800) 682-9211 (Massachusetts only)
(617) 232-2120
277-3323( TTY)
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APPENDIX III
UCD PESTICIDE SAFETY AND TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
Poison Control Centers
MICHIGAN
Detroit
Poison Control Center*
Children's Hospital of Michigan
3901 Beaubien Blvd. 48201
(800) 462-6642 (Michigan only)
(313) 745-5711
Grand Rapids
Blodgett Regional Poison Center*
Blodgett Memorial Center
1840 Wealthy St. SE 49506
(800) 632-2727 (Michigan only)
(616) 774-7851 (administration)
Kalamazoo
Great Lakes Poison Center
Bronson Methodist Hospital
252 E. Lovell St. 49007
(800) 442-4112 (area code 616 only)
(616) 341-6409
MINNESOTA
Minneapolis
Hennepin Regional Poison Center*
Hennepin County Medical Center
701 Park Ave. 55415
(612)347-3141
347-6219 (TTY)
St. Paul
Minnesota Regional Poison Center*
St. Paul-Ramsey Medical Center
640 Jackson St. 55101
(800) 222-1222 (Minnesota only)
(612) 221-2113
MISSISSIPPI
Jackson
Regional Poison Control Center
University Medical Center
2500 N. State St. 39216
(601) 354-7660
MISSOURI
Kansas City
Children's Mercy Hospital
24th and Gillham Rd 64108
(816) 234-3000
StLouis
Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital
Regional Poison Center*
1465 S. Grand Blvd. 63104
(800) 392-9111 (Missouri only)
(314)772-5200
Mid-Plains Poison Control Center*
Omaha, Neb.
(800)228-9515
MONTANA
Rocky Mountain Poison Center*
Denver, Colo.
(800)525-5042
Spokane Poison Center
;Spokane, Wash.
(800) 541-5624 (western Montana)
NEBRASKA
Omaha
Mid-Plains Poison Control Center*
Children's Memorial Hospital
8301 Dodge St. 68114
(800) 642-9999 (Nebraska only)
228-9515 (Colo., Iowa, Kan., Mo., S.Dak.,
Wyo.)
(402) 390-5400 (Omaha)
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Hanover
New Hampshire Poison Information Center
2 Maynard St. 03756
(800) 562-8236 (New Hampshire only)
. (603) 646-5000 (outside New Hampshire)
NEW JERSEY
Newark
New Jersey Poison Information
and Education System*
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center
201 Lyons Ave. 07112
(800) 962-1253 (New Jersey only)
(201)923-0764
926-8008 (TTY)
926-7443 (administration)
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APPENDIX III
UCD PESTICIDE SAFETY AND TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
Poison Control Centers
NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque
New Mexico Poison and Drug
Information Center*
University of New Mexico
87131
(800) 432-6866 (New Mexico only)
(505) 843-2551
277-426K administration)
NEW YORK
Buffalo -
Western New York Poison Control Center
at Children's Hospital of Buffalo
219 Bryant St. 14222
(716)878-7654
878-7655
East Meadow
Long Island Regional Poison
Control Center*
Nassau County Medical Center
2201 Hempstead Tpk. 11554
(516)542-2324
542-2325
542-2323 (TTY)
New York
New York City Poison Control Center*
455 First Ave., Rm.123
10016
(212)340-4494
764-7667
Nyack
Hudson Valley Regional Poison Center
Nyack Hospital
N. Midland Ave. 10960
(914) 353-1000
Rochester .-..'"
Finger Lakes Regional Poison Center
LIFELINE
University of Rochester
Medical Center, Box 777
14642
(716) 275-5151
275-2700 (TTY)
275-4354 (office of director)
Schenectady
Ellis Hospital Poison Center
1101 Nott St. 12308
(518)382-4039
382-4309
Syracuse
Central New York Poison Control Center
Upstate Medical Center
750 E.Adams St. 13210
(800) 252-5655 (outside Onondaga County)
(315)476-4766
NORTH CAROLINA
Asheville
Western N. C Poison Control Center
Memorial Mission Hospital
509 Biltmore Ave. 28801
(704) 255^4490
(800)542-4225
Charlotte
Mercy Hospital Poison Control Center
2001 Vail Ave. 28207
(704) 379-5827
Durham
Duke University Poison Control Center*
Duke University Medical Center
27710
(800) 672-1697 (North Carolina only)
(919)684-8111
Greensboro
Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital
Triad Poison Center
1200 N. Elm St. 27401-1020
(800) 722-2222 (North Carolina only)
(919) 379-4105
Hickory
Catawba Memorial Hospital
Poison Control Center
Fairgrove Church Rd. 28602
(704)322-6649
NORTH DAKOTA
Fargo
North Dakota Poison Information Center
St. Luke's Hospitals
Fifth St., N. & Mills Ave. 58122
(800) 732-2200 (North Dakota only)
(701) 234-5575
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APPENDIX HI
UCD PESTICIDE SAFETY AND TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
Poison Control Centers
OHIO
Akron
Akron Regional Poison Control Center
Children's Hospital Medical Center
of Akron
281 Locust St. 44308
(800) 362-9922
(216) 379-8562
Cincinnati
Regional Poison Control System
and Drug & Poison Information Center*
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
231 Bethesda Ave. M.L. 144
45267-0144
(800) 872-5111 (regional)
(513) 558-5111 (local)
Cleveland
Greater Cleveland Poison Control Center
2101 Adelbert Rd. 44106
(216) 231-4455
Columbus
Central Ohio Poison Control Center*
Children's Hospital
700 Children's Dr. 43205
(800) 682-7625 (Ohio only)
(614) 228-1323
Dayton
Western Ohio Poison andDrug
Information Center
Children's Medical Center
1 Children's Plaza 45404-1815
(800) 762-0727 (Ohio only)
(513) 222-2227
Lorain
Lorain Community Hospital
3700 KolbeRd. 44053
(800) 821-8972
(216)282-2220
Toledo
Poison Information Center
Medical College of Ohio Hospital
3000 Arlington Ave. 43614
(419) 381-3897
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley Poison Center
St. Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center
1044 Belmont Ave. 44501
(216)746-2222 .
746-5510 (TTY)
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Poison Control Center
Oklahoma Children's Memorial Hospital
P.O. Box 26307
940 N.E. 10th 73126
(800) 522-4611 (Oklahoma only)
(405)271-5454
OREGON
Portland
Oregon Poison Center*
Oregon Health Sciences University
3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Rd. 97201
(800) 452-7165
(503) 279-8968
PENNSYLVANIA
Allentown
Lehigh Valley Poison Center
Allentown Hospital
17th & Chew Sts. 18102
(215) 433-2311
Altoona
Keystone Region Poison Center
Mercy Hospital
2500 Seventh Ave. 16603
(814) 946-3711
Danville
Susquehanna Poison Center
Geisinger Medical Center
N. Academy Ave. 17821
(717)271-6116
Erie
Northwest Regional Poison Center
Saint Vincent Health Center
232 W. 25th St. 16544
(814)452-3232 .
(800)822-3232
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APPENDIX III
UCD PESTICIDE SAFETY AND TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
Poison Control Centers
Hershey
Capital Area Poison Center
University Hospital
Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
University Dr. 17033
(717)531-6111
531-6039
Philadelphia
Delaware Valley Regional
Poison Control Center*
One Children's Center
34th & Civic Center Blvd. 19104
(215) 386-2100 (emergency)
386-2066 (administration)
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Poison Center*
One Children's Place
3705 Fifth Ave. at Desoto St. 15213
(412) 681-6669 (emergency)
647-5600
(administration/consultation)
RHODE ISLAND
Providence
Rhode Island Poison Center*
Rhode Island Hospital
593 Eddy St. 02902
(401) 277-5727
277-8062 (TDD)
SOUTH CAROLINA
Columbia
Palmetto Poison Center
University of South Carolina
College of Pharmacy
29208
(800) 922-1117 (South Carolina only)
(803)765-7359
SOUTH DAKOTA
Aberdeen
Dakota Midland Poison Control Center
57401
(800)592-1889
(605)225-1880
Sioux Foils
McKennan Hospital Poison Center
P.O. Box 5045
800 E. 21st St. 57117-5045
(800)952-0123
843-0505
(605) 336-3894
Mid-Plains Poison Control Center*
Omaha, Neb.
(800) 228-9515
TENNESSEE
Chattanooga
T.C. Thompson Children's Hospital
910 Blackford St. 37403
(615) 778-6100
Knoxville
University of Tennesee Memorial
Reseach Center and Hospital
1924 Alcoa Hwy. 37920
(615)544-9400
Memphis
Southern Poison Center, Inc.
848 Adams Ave. 38103
(901)528-6048
TEXAS
Dallas
North Central Texas Poison Center*
P.O. Box 35926
75235
(800) 441-0040 (Texas only)
(214)590-5000
(817)336-6611
El Paso
El Paso Poison Control Center
R.E. Thomason General Hospital
4815 Alameda Ave. 79905
(915) 533-1244
Galveston
Texas State Poison Center*
University of Texas Medical Branch
Eighth & Mechanic Sts. 77550
(800) 392-8548 (Texas only)
(409) 765-1420(Galveston)
(512) 478-4490 (Austin)
(713) 654-1701 (Houston)
UTAH
Salt Lake City
Intermountain Regional Poison
Control Center*
50 N. Medical Dr., Building 428,84132
(800) 662-0062 (Utah only)
(801) 581-2151
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'UGD PESTICIDE SAFETY AND TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
Poison Control Centers
VERMONT
Burlington
Vermont Poison Center
Medical Center Hospital of Vermont
Colchester Ave. 05401
(802) 658-3456 (poison information)
656-2721 (education programs)
VIRGINIA.
Charlottesville
Blue Ridge Poison Center
University of Virginia Hospital
22908
(800) 552-3723 (Virginia only; MDs only)
222-5927 (TTY: Virginia only)
446-9876 (outside Virginia; TTY; MDs
only)
(804) 924-5543
Norfolk
Tidewater Poison Center
150 Kingsley Lane 23 505
(800) 552-6337
(804) 489-5288
Richmond
Central Virginia Poison Center
Medical College of Virginia
Box 522, MCV Station 23298
(804) 786-9123 (24-hour emergency service;
call collect)
786-4780 (administration)
Roanoke
Southwest Virginia Poison Center
Roanoke Memorial Hospitals
P.O. Box 13367
Belleview at Jefferson St. 24033
(703) 981-7336
WASHINGTON
Seattle
Seattle Poison Center
Children's Hospital and Medical Center
4800 Sand Point Way, ME
P.O.BoxC5371
98105-0371
(800) 732-6985 (Washington only)
(206) 526-2121
Spokane
Spokane Poison Center
S. 715 Cowley, Suite 132, 99202
(800) 572-5842 (Washington only)
541-5624 (N. Idaho and W. Montana)
(509) 747-1077 (TTY)
Tacoma
Mary Bridge Poison Center
Mary Bridge Children's Hospital
P.O. Box 5299
311 S. L St. 98405-0987
(800) 542-6319 (Washington only)
(206)594-1414
Yakima
Central Washington Poison Center
Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital
2811 Tieton Dr. 98902
(800) 572-9176 (Washington only)
(509)248-4400
WEST VIRGINIA
Charleston
West Virginia Poison Center*
West Virginia University
School of Pharmacy
3110 MacCorkle Ave., SE 25304
(800) 642-3625 (West Virginia only)
(304) 348-4211
WISCONSIN
Green Bay
Green Bay Poison Control Center
St. Vincent Hospital
P.O. Box 13508
54307-3508
(414) 433-8100
Madison
University of Wisconsin Hospital
Regional Poison Control Center
600 Highland Ave. 53792
(608)262-3702
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Poison Center
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin
1700 W. Wisconsin Ave
P.O. Box 1997
53201
(414) 931-4114
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UCD PESTICIDE SAFETY AND TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
Poison Control Centers
WYOMING
Cheyenne
Wyoming Poison Center
Hathaway Building, Room 527
82001
(800) 442-2702
Mid Plains Poison Contol Center*
Omaha, NE
(800) 228-9515
Rocky Mountain Poison Center*
Denver CO
(800) 442-2702
*Meet American Association of Poison
Control Centers' criteria for
certification.
Centers in boldface also have a 24 hour
separate staff.
Centers in lightface lack these
qualifications but handle a minimum
of 2000 information calls and 500
actual human exposures annually,
except where the population base is
too small to produce that number of
calls.
List from Emergency Medicine. April
30,1988
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APPENDIX IV
UCD PESTICIDE SAFETY AND TRAINING MATERIALS CATALOG
Environmental Protection Agency Regional Offices
EPA Region 1
JFK Federal Building
Boston, MA 02203
(617)565-3273
Covers: Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont
EPA Region 2
26 Federal Plaza
New York, NY 10278
(212) 321-6765
Covers: New Jersey New York, Puerto Rico,
Virgin Islands
EPA Region 3
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215)597-8598
Covers: Delaware, Maryland,
Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia,
District of Columbia
EPA Region 4
345 Courtland Street, NE
Atlanta, GA 30365
(404)347-3222
Covers: Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Tennessee
EPA Region 5
230 South Dearborn Street
Chicago, IL 60604
(312)886-6006
Covers: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan,
Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin
EPA Region 6
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202
(214) 655-7235
Covers: Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico,
Oklahoma, Texas
EPA Region 7
726 Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City, KS 66101
(913) 236-2835
Covers: Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska
EPA Region 8
One Denver Place
999 18th Street, Suite 1300
Denver, CO 80202-2413
(303) 293-1730
Covers: Colorado, Montana, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming
* EPA Region 9
215 Fremont Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
(415) 974-8138
Covers: Arizona, California, Hawaii,
Nevada, American Samoa, Guam, Trust
Territories of the Pacific
EPA Region 10
1200 Sixth Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
(206)442-1198
Covers: Alaska, Idaho, Oregon,
Washington
EPA Headquarters
Occupational Safety Branch
Office of Pesticide Programs
401 "M" Street, S.W. (H 7506C)
Washington, D.C. 20460
(703) 557-7666
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