MSDS

Material Safety Data Sheet

Penkote

® Seed

Pennington Seed Inc

Hwy 160 – Greenfield Industrial Park

Greenfield, MO 65661

417-637-5978

and

Seed Production Inc.

1280 Atlanta Highway

P.O. Box 290

Madison, GA 30650

404-342-1234

800-277-1412

and

Syngenta Crop Protection Inc.

P.O Box 18300

Greensboro, NC 27419

Emergency, 800-888-8372

Product Information

Penkote Lawn Seed

Hazard Ingredient:

Penkote seed contains Apron (Mefenoxam) at the rate of one part of

technical Apron in 9072 parts of seed. That would equal ½ ounce of 33.3%

active Apron on one hundred pounds of seed.

Physical Properties:

Moisture: 12%

Ph: 6.5

Acid: Less than .001% Acetic

Less than .001% Acetic

Color: Green

Health Hazards

There would be minimal health hazards associated with the use of Penkote seed as the

only hazardous material used in Penkote is Apron (Mefenoxam) The amount of Apron

put on the seed is ½ ounce per 100 pounds of seed. Apron is 33.3% Mefenoxam. The

amount of Mefenoxam on the seed would be one part in 9072 parts of seed. You would

have to consume 9072 pounds of Penkote seed to consume one pound of Mefenoxam.

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Material Safety Data Sheet Penkote® Seed Pennington Seed Inc Hwy 160 – Greenfield Industrial Park Greenfield, MO 65661 417-637-5978 and Seed Production Inc. 1280 Atlanta Highway P.O. Box 290 Madison, GA 30650 404-342-1234 800-277-1412 and Syngenta Crop Protection Inc. P.O Box 18300 Greensboro, NC 27419 Emergency, 800-888-8372 Product Information Penkote Lawn Seed Hazard Ingredient: Penkote seed contains Apron (Mefenoxam) at the rate of one part of technical Apron in 9072 parts of seed.
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Information on Mefenoxam Effects to eyes: Slight Irritant Effects to skin: Slight Irritant Route(s) of entry: Dermal Effects of acute overexposure: Eye and skin irritation. Nausea, vomiting or diarrhea can occur if swallowed. Effects of chronic overexposure: None currently known. Emergency First Aid Procedures for Mefenoxam Ingestion: If victim is fully conscious, give a large quantity of water to drink and induce vomiting. Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person.