Approved & not Approved Pesticides

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Approved pesticides.

Anything labeled for use in poultry is approved when used as labeled. Anything not labeled for use in poultry is not approved.
Here are some examples of approved products:
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Not approved pesticides.
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Old list and post?????

On that list only Bacitracin and Amprolium are still approved for layers as of Jan 2017. The rest are banned or by VFD only. (Tylosin is no longer approved even for VFD.)

You can add Coumaphos which is now approved for self use as a wormer. (Which is weird as that is really old stuff that I don't think you can get anymore...doesn't it harm bees?)

Here are the new listings for laying hens:

https://www.fda.gov/animalveterinar.../bluebirdlabels/ucm081798.htm#Laying_Chickens
 
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Very helpful post.
Have you ever heard of there being a lifetime egg withdrawal for Carbaryl/Sevin?
That is allegedly what FARAD says it is, but many countries still use it, so to each their own. If you go to Canada and eat eggs there, that's what they use. :idunno
 

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