proposed rule. methamidophos oxydemeton-methyl profenofos and trichlorfon proposed tolerance actions currently tolerances for oxydemeton-methyl are expressed for its cholinesterase- inhibiting metabolites. based on the agencys determination that only residues of oxydemeton-methyl and its metabolite oxydemeton-methyl sulfone are of concern in plants the tolerances should be recodified for plant commodities and animal commodities. therefore epa is proposing to recodify plant tolerances and animal tolerances and revise the tolerance expression as follows because certain registered uses have product labels which prohibit harvest within one year of application so that there is no reasonable expectation of residues on food commodities the agency considers them to be nonfood uses of oxydemeton-methyl. as a result the agency is proposing to revoke the tolerances on apple grape and plum prune fresh on apricot. because bean lima forage clover seed screenings and sorghum milled fractions except flour are no longer considered by the agency to be significant animal feed items the agency is proposing to revoke the tolerances on bean lima forage clover seed screenings and sorghum milled fractions except flour . in 1994 the technical registrant for oxydemeton-methyl odm agreed not to market odm on sna beans field corn popcorn pears and turnips but retained them on registrations with the possibility of requesting to reinstate them on marketing labels after epas review of needed odm data and completion of dietary and worker risk assessments. however there has been one active technical registration with these uses from 1995 through the december 5 2005 effective date that amended its label. nevertheless despite the allowance by epa that existing stocks for the technical and end use registrations could be sold or distributed by the registrant for 18 months the agency believes that no end users have used odm on sna beans field corn popcorn pears and turni commodities since 1995. therefore epa believes that existing stocks of end use product was exhausted years ago and that such odm treated-sna beans field corn popcorn pears and turni commodities passed through channels of trade long ago and that sufficient time has passed. consequently epa is proposing to revoke the tolerances on bean snap succulent bean snap forage corn grain pear turnip and turnip greens all on the date of publication of the final rule. based on available data that showed combined oxydemeton-methyl residues of concern as high as 0.9 ppm in or on corn forage agency is proposing in to decrease the tolerance on corn forage to 1.0 ppm and revise it to corn sweet forage. no tolerance on field corn forage is needed.