Bromoxynil octanoate

Agricultural and turf herbicide products; field spraying and mixing/loading; residues on treated crops; drift and runoff near fields [1][2].

Breathing spray/drift, skin contact with treated plants or equipment, eating residues on food, or drinking contaminated well/surface water near treated areas [1][2].

Short-term exposure can irritate eyes/skin and cause nausea or headache; repeated higher exposures have affected the liver and thyroid and caused developmental effects in animal studies [1][2].

Pesticide applicators and field workers; people living or working near treated fields; pregnant people and young children; pets on recently treated lawns [1][2].

Follow label directions and wear protective gear; respect re-entry intervals; keep children/pets off treated areas until dry; close windows during nearby spraying; wash/rinse produce; test private well water near agriculture [1][2].