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The objective of this study was to investigate the exposure assessment of Korean consumers toedifenphos and tricyclazole in cattle product fed the rice straw, using a probabilistic approach. We usedtricyclazole and edifenphos residue data in rice straw reported by National Academy of Agricultural Science(NAAS) for the 1998, 1999, 2001 and 2010 monitoring study and National Agricultural Products QualityManagement Service (NAQS) for 2009 monitoring study. The mean exposures of edifenphos and tricyclazole forall of Korean consumers were 0.027% and 0.0006% of ADI and 99% th percentile exposures were 0.034% and0.0007% of ADI respectively. The group of 1~6 years old consumers has the lowest exposure of edifenphos andtricyclazole. The group of 19~29 years old consumers has the highest exposure of edifenphos and tricyclazole.Key words Pesticide residue, Rice straw feed, Cattle by-product, Exposure assessment, Probabilistic approach       40~50%   2     (MAFF, 2010).                 . WHO/FAO1989             (FAO/WHO, 1997).         ,     (Do ,2013; Paik , 2010).     (2000)              (400 kg)              .               (Henry, 1997).  , ,                .

Human Exposure Assessment of Pesticide Residues in Cattle by-product Fed the Rice Straw