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Schedule A of the Draft Pesticide By-Law
The following products are not considered to be pesticides:
- A product that uses pheromones to lure pests, sticky media to trap pests or "quick-kill" traps for vertebrate species considered pests, such as mice and rats.
- A product that is or contains only the following active ingredients:
- A soap;
- A mineral oil, also called "dormant or horticultural oil";
- Silicon dioxide, also called "diatomaceous earth";
- Biological pesticides, including BT (Bacillus thuringiensis) and nematodes;
- Borax, also called 'boric acid' or boracic acid";
- Ferric phosphate;
- Acetic acid;
- Pyrethrum or pyrethrins;
- Fatty acids;
- Sulphur; or
- Corn gluten meal.
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